Evening sentinel, Monday, September 21, 1891 · page 1

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nus-rt mast-a. Entrance-A

haunt-Fusio- pylon.- tho-my 5.. Signal But the beat all
no game. as -

H medium nut-r. hourly.

110w Nat: enuwrraa, N. Y..
Weinberg 1&1 :—'-It was only a
faint radiance that the moon
wn " forcing through the banks

' ofclouds lyingnear the eastern horizon.
ram! guide and Ipushed our light Adi-
nutdack heat from the shore and rowed
rapidly down the Beam river toward

Moonwwhichne‘ thedeer-hauntr
, maul attlnct somany sports-
luau. 'l'bedam, itself, with the rapids
ind hermit. interrupts navigation for
mtbehnnter'e canoe. 0n reaching it
the‘guidgthey ourboatupon the'shere,
carefully adjusted his yoke across it,
turned itbottom-upward above his head

‘ withw’aJtronz ‘ skillful. motion. then,
WWMIDt upon his shoulders
so tint Ht hudalmost touched the bot
tun bends, eluted jauntily down the
quarter mile studying the boat
which did not weigh more than seventy
potmds with one hand, and, in the other,
holding a lantern tolight the way over
tlrerottgh and dimly d'ncernible forest

. path. I followed with the gun and pad-

., die, having left the ears on the river

. bank is altogether too noisy for use in
hunting. The trail quickly brought us
out to the nearest point at which the
am y. mvignhle again. Here the
boat was set in the wateronce more. In

‘the howtheguldehad placedthc
“jack light,” which consisted of an or-

”Ianteru arranged to reflect the

. lighth from. a small box raised
aomelhmefeetabove the boat on a firm-
ly aet upright staff. (Timely behind this
1 stated myself facing forward, and so
placed that while I was myself in dark-
uul could areplainly fora distance of
normal rods ahead. and could thrust

'forwardmyguuiuto the light so that
“Ir-labia became visible. At hiapoat
in lheaterutheguide paddled My.
We had begun that mysterious and
M fhcimting experience known to
sperm as " floating.” Not a word
waaspoken. The water was as calm as
.Juirror. Our [Ingres was absolutely

K’m,..lhrknuul stroke of thew]-
dletnarbno splaah in the stream and
not arm the faufihar drip from the
blade ”to he heard, for the experieuco
ed gnida mom his-,hoat forward with.

., mm thepaddle from the water.

'fllaewasmteveutheswaeh ofaripple

,at the. stern. The man. looking

{methepeakofthebomneith—

' ,,thstlngauypartofthe boat nor feeling

" the effort of propelling it,nor hearing
,auysanndofpaddleoroaralmoetfauciu
‘ thathowdaalhmughapaceqnitewitlmt
,, quhbcontactm‘viththeghoetlymotion
._ofthamindiudrearr-. Asheskirtethe
shore andfwatchrm its black margin
Wind) char'yiew with his own
m { .alide into night again, he
tyyttuaearching vision of

, Alhotlrmltfileboatglidualong
WOMMfltheshore. 8pm»
‘mmguido‘have not interchanged a
.wold. The none-are thewolrdaouude
ofthoriverdlpfieuandthenight. A
tldllenqhshalmutnmlerthelnwsete
the W's heart tothumplug. It

ulythedlvingofaatanled muekrot.
.A'rartlrlllw thatofstarehed mm
your. nomthe herrywingrof agreat
huh It itlallly takes flight. Aloon
all?! to cry of ghastly derision. A
-_ “It sheldl'ahes flutters, half flying.
bl!

 

even a out when the
y whhpuod-J'l'hne'a a
“in, m... 1-: m I the
oaughtsouudswhiebhadnollsulfieanea
tomiue, for I still heard nothing and

though?! strained my eyes' I could see

"need and the light grey stronger-,1
could perceive dimly the outline of a
We head which seenled'to be jut
above the water. In another second the
gamehadseeumand was makinga
frantic rush for the share, I endeavor
ed to aim carefully. The guide whisper-
ed warningly, “quick, quick. quick!"
The motion of the boat, and rush of the
deer. the uncertain light rind the in»
patience of the guide did not help
towards a satisfactory aim; but my game
had almost gained the bank, its body
was rising from the water; another leap
would take it into the brush. 1 tired. I
was hardly disappointed when I heard
again the now familiar crackling salad
which accompanied its bounds through
the elders. Still we pushed uahore at
the'point where the deer had disentan-
ed and taking the lantern from the jack-
etatf searched the shrubbery for traceaof
blood. “You've hit him!” cried the
guide mmgingly, as he pointed to
the leaves 'of a cardinal plant Which
showed adurker stain than the lureof
the flower which its graceful flan, up-
held. "And you’re hit him hard, too,"
he added, on he followed the crimson
trail for a few yards thmugh the elders.
Thou, torny grief, the blood stains cert»
ed and, after rain efforts to find where
they recommenced, we decided to wait
until dawn should permit us to punnm
the search to better advantage.

The intervening hours were haul ones
for me. My sturdy guide, with his hand
pillowed on his arm, slept soundly. My
choice between using my overcoat as a
covering or a pillow was hard to make;
but the latter proved the only alternative
by which shaep (if that he the right name
for it) was pouible. The wood scented

Itohavea thousand small noioeaofeacb

one of which one might be justly auspic-
ious. Ieuppoee it was the real discern-
forts of the situation which provoked
the imaginary ones of a nightmare. The
guide’e laughter was real and hearty
when he awoke to find himself the invol—
untary mproseutavo of smile strunge
heard of the forest with which I was en-
gaged in a hand to claw contort.

Well, day had broken at last and l was
soon to know ‘whether my shot had “kill-
ed" or only left a wounded victim to
wander in the forest. We quickly found
the deer‘a trail again at the river bank
and traced it towhere it had been lost
the night before. A few yards further
on itln-gnnagainaud led intothedeuoe
woods. Half a dozen rode, perhaps,
from the river's bank it brought us to a
great pine at the foot of which the deer
had fallen: It proved to be a two year
olddoc. Very pretty and gonadal she
lookedstmhednpon a bed of grantee
flecked with blue gentian, asters and
cardinal flowers. I did not eearpe the
little paugof remorse which visits the
swrlsmau's breast when he finds the
gentle victim, which be but so elaborate-
ly sought, at his feet at last. Still their
thoughts fade away quickly beforethe
pleasant anticipation of the return to
mnrp from a mrrcomful hunt. The deer
in speedily placed in the beat, the carry
gained, the transfer made to tlmriwr
above the dam. Then comes the hurried
row acron to camp. My fellow sports»
men are our approach and cloud on the
slurrespeculating an to my luck. The
boat toucheetho bank and then follow
mngr-atulations and eager enquiries for
the detail-- of the hunt. N. 'l’.. Jr.

The Wheel-son's Pool Tournament.

The following game» were played fiat-
unlay evening in’ the Fourth: Wis-cl
club’s‘pool MP W“ “‘. ,

ll. Invader, rated thirty-eight point,
tilt/0; ll, W“’h.“fl. W. gated
more push; 3. tin. it: Ln.

Chas. Howell, rated fifty points. It), '4',
8, 'l, 9. lb, l--lio. W. Wilcox, rsted
forty-fire points. ll, 8, ll, 8, 6, “I.

A. B. flu-all. rated forty-live points,

"‘ r. r, a, r, a.» w. Wilcox. rated forty-

, live points, i

, 11,12, 9, M.

amt elm at "around.
The flouth Noryalk Fire Police. bead-
ad by the East Norwalk drum corps.
and Hope llosa mmpanypf the homoglr,

firbuekmmhum. leftmthetat train our mlagfor

‘twrlvao’

”hm; llamsroaeek.wheto they will particl-

‘dm.mafltakiagashort pate in the llrernen’s parade. The
trust-Ir atom lit-tow AW don-W Hump-abdu-
unnamed-min “momma-mm

“when. temptation

um.uors

flatunlay
flmfltospmdahalfhoarlu commie-MW ttthetrbrstaadrvs

Winches“
I“ threw

WHY-immune

mm to any that there willbeao
Mania Ilse. firflnulles
kadtmaty-llverueaaad unbecom-

suuum when ”WWW

bmths-hlhshstw

Mantels.
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Wisdom
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muhetbatwsrbouldfsllytyabllth
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murmur moral antler have

ham-emalictouraad ldlotieqn tom

either urchin.

vleieusnerr. It lane pleaurrefor unto
with this fact, but painful at the
duly may be, it must be performed.
Bomthlng seems to have peboued the
disposition of our formerly highly ea~
termed brother editor. Hisgreed and
jealousy seemto hareeagendarrd hate,

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runner-awarlr
lenient-mm tip...“ wens
“Humfiudlla lama.
Jove-Osmium“

andtogiveventto hisbatetheeditorof W“

late has resorted to the most «rotemptlr
ble journalistic methods.

On the 12th inst. Till Sun-um. pub
liahed the numbers drawing the gate
prizeeof theLahorDay picnic 0a
“outlay we said the sub-editor of the
Gazette asked Ifr. Malone, a-istaut post-
master at Norwalk, if‘ such publication
was not a violation of the lottery law,
and‘therefore, a bar to the circnlntinn of
the paper tlrreughthe pertoflioe. The
next day the Gazette occupied a column
and a half in mad‘i-uvingr about the
matter, in which everything was denied,
and The Simian. berated as only a fool
or a maniac could hereto. To this we
made no reply. except to state that the
article was conclusive evidence that the

editor had gone stark mad. Since then hi
the Gazette has printed the following in three

its daily imam:
The Batu-ed Boutiugl.

Will the Manned 833nm bear wlth as If
we nature to obnem that it yesterday failed
to “make the amende honorable" for th alan-
der it published anent what it so justly deal:-
natvu ”the bright little Dally Gautte." Do
rise, for once. neighbor. to the manly dignity
of correcting your fals- aecaratlou. You will
be the hunter for it. It.

I

The facts are these: George By'
as soon as'I‘lttSu‘rltm. arrived uptown,
did go to Mr. Malone and call his atten-
tion to the printed numbers in 'l‘tu St!-
nxmand asked if they did not come
under prohibited lottery publications.

lfilrthennore, (lamb Byingtoa did the
same thing later In the evening at the
South Norwalk porn office. There are
plain facts. We find no fault with
Georgefor his real in this matter. He
has mirch to learn of human nature and
journalistic crummy. but he onglt not
to mislead his waspy and erratic father
intondeuial of facts. The old gentle-
man is looneur the verge of lunar-y to
be killed witthl unlenrhe inc-color!
all soon he will have to be put in a
straight jacket or confined in a lunatic
asylum. "

So far as the controversy in tweemed
t will be continued by us no further
until Ila-re. Halone and Duty deny the

simple factaas we have stated them.
m

“BECK LESS EXPENDITURES.”

Councilman George Inch-wintry” lie-o
III-m for Comparison.

Ifr. hither—There having been some
mmarke at the last city meeting and
more or less (Titleisms In some of the
Mom publiahed in To: Serum. rela-
tive to the “reckleaa eapemlltnrea"of the
present Council, will you kindly publish
the following figures taken from the city
Manda. Anyone doubting time llgurea
um verify them by calling at my stoma
at the city elerk'u onion, where the book»
are always open for impaction.

Total unlit-admires to September 1.
.19.”? T30. 0f Mulch may-ten ,1),
cont ' ‘W tho munch
9005,. their: fits. . whom:

pan year and year helm. moms.
making a total exprarliture of 00.8%.!)
forwhlcb the present Councilareinuo
wir- rerpoaslblr. This leaves tbe actual
amount spot by this year’s Council, in-

eladlagaswroadsbslltraduaallsewm W

lald,aud all erpearllturuof their con-
trotting, .13.”..80. Them-spams-
for the same time last yearweratlmtla
00. «methanol».

, “summon-am

The only change in regular trains
madebytbeaowtlu-tabloofthe Dan.
buryaadlloryalhdlvfloawlllbelntbe
arrivaloftlre train trash. Daabury at
“human-21mm. ltissehsdaled
torn-ire Marinate-imbue.

——-—_._._.___
BABETTE AND THE COUNT.

Iflllonalru notion-aura Daughter In
love will In [unclu- Touch".
N" You, unifies Italians
Halaehmaon, then netseu-yeaoohl «laugh
tor of Charles Fleiseh the million-

tag to Iuarry an alleged count, aseordla
to'I'haIlerald. She is in love with he:
facing master and means to marry blur
dusplte her pannts‘ “Mona.

The lucky

I'Ie earns to this country about
year- ago to ulva fancier lei-roan
and-bout two years ago he entered the
Metallic Manna to tsaebdlhs
Babette than-a of fella He taught her
oalytoo well, and new. dqpito the con.
finned oppadtloa of Mr. rad Ira Bel-eh
lnana, the young couple mortgaged to be

amt trauma or.

it. lraloaa ”club-taro corner
. I. a“ lla-
anlta, who has arrived from Bil-r,
says the Huh-a
on north of )lrat place by government
troops and that a battle ensued in which
several on both sides were killed and
wounded. ; .
Caterina Gama, the leader of the revolnr
tteu. wr- seriously

an!
to a true. arm.
ra's chief lira , «reaped to the noun-

talaa with n fuw followers. list-being
pursued and will be nurtured.

loss-M Altr- A." Four Hoar-a.

Gurus-em. Pa. Sept. 31. — a but
t wreck occurred two ltlleaoaat of
here on the Phnuaylvaula road at l a m.
in which fireman Rogers, Engineer (‘raw-
lord and link-man titaaley were severely
hurt, and forty can and an engine demol-
ished. Tbeoveekwaaeauaed oythr
breaking in twool a wlathound freight
train on strap down pads and the two
partsof t train earning together again
with a terrible force. At this moment an
eastbound freight train crashed into the
wrecked westbound train. Fireman
Roger-went down the embankment un-
drr the mass of wreckage. but after four
:ours'hardwarkhswasnscurdfromth‘;

age Ina. debris, badly cut an
bruised, but not latally hurt '

W
'l’aaoott Ann. the loll-on.
Cnlcteo. Sept. lll.-A report was receiv-
ad here last night from what is considered
as a flood soure- to the effect I
aim murderer of rallll
ls desirous of getting back to Chicago
that negotiations to that elect are to prop.
rare. The re ltbtua that 'l‘stoott In
new with the urtla Mountain Indiana.
they Will Bel-an the Ira-slots.
Kaoxvuu. Team, Bin-Tho fille-
meat is poritlrrly made
cheek and Brleavllla that
that region will be released an rarely u
the legislature adjourn without an
semester looklagto a llaal removal [iii
the convicts.

no funerals of the Del-all.
Cltcm Govt. Its—Two thousand par-
soaa coward latohthsfi‘unat 8t. “ital;
m"’n~ ”from. “n"'rmr““"“r”
. ‘V W .. . H
were «donated I titli- ~

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lam liars. sauna“ Arthur W.
tartar”. lasataltlasaofthls

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luvlagttaahuyaltmaad tnlvtagat
them-two‘wksstrraaud.
‘l'hnlosghlaallaatlastrrastatrsus
prim haverflawlryrtllrtat l!) a, IL.
Mmatwnrea‘sl’olat attsflla.
in. the tale urine at
thrur’sluatattflala. radiation
mourn-«Mair.

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j u tothe end of no life.

Illnatrated Newspaper
one. The was
We! Tsaar edition of (Mo
www.mwbtht .
one urns-tray»- it. wood-re
‘ pass. so people In the east
uaadtolamtouthe strength of
out. and it is any
ook in several hun-
Ian at the headquarters

Myth. of the Harbor.
"he more than any years there has
:nagrratdaslreoa
foradeapwatn
GOD-hie

all Fifth avenue,

“I‘M“! mm that at of hugston are autumnal ne-

port upon the Trans

from the Gulf of Mexico into
two towns named
to para there is a
minaret harbor thirty feat
ly land locked and capable of
ll the my nacho

“The pass in about man feet
ended to make anus: port at
deepen the pass and re
more the saudhar which now narrate-the
gulf prop-r from the tau-r harlror.
Ital-y of the Alleged Iota-n

gtboysarlmotho San Antonio
Alan-as Para railway liar war built
Antonio to llockport. The pvvalr
the road, Colon-l Uriah lat, saw
alusofthsharborlfthebar could be
roraoMaad turnout-tel
at control of the ruler

are hull. inside th
natural and ma

ytookstepato

anw lat-mud In the Aron-as

obtalaadfrorain
ttouforthrpnrc

hattofthsland. A
the. us. was ‘

’1‘. ll. Whaler. than llau-

on;

'INEURAXCR BOWL!”

Inherent-ts . ashl .
mmax.r.r.m&cgn?wm up

NORWALKURIINBJIO. . I Inbou-
'mmmxommilehé’mumg

~ nwrucml~mmnnemm.

1 mm on": tritium.

i “on! Veteran Cancun“ Deal
, roll-slat harp rava- lls Ania.

‘ mm.fllpt.fll.-anoltham

~ ,, bleaadpatlmic eater thathavs

»'~:. r-‘ we poem

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. r ‘ moi comm, 1).er
rte-vi?

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amended by the heroic
v. . . - Stephen G. lllcka, of Illinois, and

classroom for its gullaatryat the
tab i‘ltz‘h. rewhy wminthta battle r

, o prl , I“. and was reported

lladlnactlou.’ lt Harms, however, that

‘ , . ofhelng killed he raeelvadasevern
., - of the Mural captured.tm-

and at Belle Isle and Andersonville '
ewby was released in course of time, but .
, wasdrmsuted and remembered nothing
l
lch time he was believed to hedead.
by, a wreckad,deruented old man, has
m ‘mfimm No dimpgg I)“; E??? bot"; look through the Various lines of
Kr] . ted him and the consideration of the

m himself. liehaaheoala poorhoum
The old uestion ver -
Mind to his family and friends. q 0 return
pq .. claim is being postponed until

‘
i
over the country since the war.
In wandering about helioally rebelled
u hbrhlzoudofhla old home lg Int
. w re was seen and reesgalrtd
o of his old comrades. ills wile I:
. yaw“... W “.“lM x; ing, and nottobeanswered with-
, “In" .fiéwtw'IIMIhmgm. outdue consideration. The best
e lsreporteddeathtn the r' '
‘ Serb: “new at d . chum way to solve It rs to come to our

u t for and identified him. and than after

arty-ulna years of wandering, during
s- oul-u“! 1- mirlne consideration, store and take time on u h

- claim of the widow being sutpended in 0 g to

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. m “marathon secretary of warsball ‘ ‘
511 . the manadirclmrge. The new plan.
“1.. will no doubt Eben be granted and he -

lyreesivea sufficient sum to smooth Ill-z
‘ we have in stuck. One thing
illutt for National eon-lander.

“1‘33" Sum 21,—“. "Ma” 0‘ that Will please is the variety of
n States re'uhrr arm have 3880
do todolleemae follow: Honour; eom- our “Tent. The patterns
_ w, n. nun, u, p,_ of phi”... are extra men They are
vice commander, Thomas
of hewark; national ndjutant.
Jar pan. Burns. a: Philadelphia; natiou- '
We. George App, of New ' Is an 8w
‘ uapretor. John 0. Kelly. ’
Key York; nntlonul jo-lge arlrmale.
.‘K Morris, o! New York; notional . -
mu, 3.1. Humbug", a, mum“ and when we got to prices we

_._.._. can’t be beat.
‘ {that by Jockey amoral. - ' ‘ V . .
a up u. Sept. n * Ahmad” 3o ruch Laehmere. all colors

neon. a clerk in the aht-ritl's Wee. a d l 2 .
wushotantl seriously injured by the well It bfmk’ 4 cents
rm ncolon-djockeyfitoralmuthefmy- 3s mch Serge, all colors and
heat lr-oru Gloucester Saturday night. bl' 'k" , ‘
mat war with two white women when do "5“ 5 “'mh'

neon made some remark which the o ' - ‘ . r . . -- -
neg] resented. .\ quarrvl ensumi. dnrlmr 4" "n h htl‘bt. r1" (UlUl‘h “III
with in: shot was fired. The bullet black. in roots.

Int Robinson lathe left brew, infirm '

tau dangerous wound. 5mm w... .r We have just received our
mu

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. ally Thirty 'l‘hnurnml “airing.
GI amt,().T.,Sepr.‘.'l~Yv~tt-ninylmu M S k v I E's
Iittlt aeutbluncr- to Snmmy. All duy thr ew '08 at e v '
steer were crowded Willi prairie whom»
“carriages. horaeun-nmul foot [worth - I ‘
m1 all iammm llllhnnlmulmg,otru‘- m all the imimmr shades» at
(lin‘.hurrylrng man A! the negro her.

poor who are determined to loun- n claim '

or lyht. On every hide of the: h'ntrl'l‘lfllhll) en's er ar l
the I no is one oontiuuous camp and the

mural of people waiting is lolly mun. 0

3 "um w“. I on. Don't forget we have a full
Coltruso. N. Y., Sept. 21. Edward lino of
Ram n, of lloruer. we: to have marlin-ll
Xian Johnson, of 'l'rnrtou. The young
lady :l" a very attractive blonde. livery-

thlu was in mulim-u for the common" F S! r, K d 8'

but Illlfl‘l’l faded to appear. The miner)- o e s l eves,
at [11 wan crazed with grief and «borne. “ ‘
It had linen been h-arnwl that llnmou ran _ ‘
away to avoid marrying Mon Johnmu, Ill black and COIOTS.
sad 1 t he has (Irwin-d norueu allover . _ -
m w . (in Devombor 20 we Wlll

[Inigo-hon in “Italtlfllttl‘.

 

Tamara, \"ulll.. Sept. 3i ~\\'ithln the
put lwo weeks four distinct hllrmha ol
”ht-nuke have been it‘ll and lllt'lll'll case
the" so of the tremor: hm been wide I

strong to extend into (begun. The
hsavlr all?“ of all oer-arm! Sunday
more x. n the lttnzvr build!» the ,

lululi struck tsrrortotlmmnmtx and t0 the pereon hilt) mun-"8 till:
my “'0 W‘" “‘“M ”m“! 1" 31“" coupons representing thulargcst

In“ to return to their-noun.
oniount purchased, the elegant

the finned" tllnr auto-mm".
Wm tinfoil. Dot. Supt. 2L»lloward

Ooolln thirtyuflva years old, a carriage
IIMI . while drunk killwd hla wife,
. your» old, but night.
has} shoe-lied hlmadmntmlnrmmrr ’
lulu-"Itch her withnnnmnrdlwttlu

here norvllrncr of m- Hot .5 trh . ' ‘ ' '
, lull mom; «.1qu rah; as r‘xhrlntedrrn our atom.1 l‘he
m ' ' .l twang machine arrd'prano were
”sonata cattle Allii'ahh' b “l0.“ :' ‘ '.
It It Boson. Pa. Supt. “would“; Klimt ”Km ’ hm) tide “m"

, miss me tonight'- wo have aohmttnl something for
ml a the» for unbiaseuflml ville . . . -
eased bantamlalsmtwowwka 'mll‘mluals l" "y {0'-
"‘ ""‘€i’...§.’““"..'“‘i..“‘.i£"2':§...’:2i2 Tho couponn are now ready.
Hunk-Ir and “- handle-m no so be sure and not them each

able to, , the mm of the y.
_. time you make a purchase as
‘lrl to Ian I Town nu mu.

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