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TAMMANYs TWO CANDIDATES.
JOHN REILLY FOR REGISTER AND CHARLES II. VAN
BEUNr FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICE.


The Tammany County Convention rcasscm-
bcd yesterday nominate candidate Register and
Supreme Court Justice those two places having been
corded 20 1ammany I'm the "dcl" with the County De
fuucucy and Irving Hall The report OF the Confer
cncc Committee adopted Register DOcharty
then announced that nc was not candi
date for denomination having withdrawn In the interest
Of harmony. lie nominated John Reilly for the place In
sccOnding tho nomination Patrick G.. Duffy said that Mr..
Reilly had ncyGr 0Dched In his duty Of unfolding the
banner OF Tammany Hall. The nomination made
unanimous. Mr.. Duffy then nominated "GeOrge ". Van
Brunt" for Supreme Court Justice.
ellis name Is George H." shouted delegate
d" George II. Van Brunt," said Mr.. Duffy.
ono, Charles II. Van Byunt," said another delegate.
Mr. Duffy finally got the name right and then Alderman
Kirk got up and the Of the lid Assembly District
for " George II. Van Bruut"
At this repeated laundering Mr.. Kelly, who
occupied front seat in company with Police
Commissioners Matthew, laughed heartily. After several
other district leaders had ndcrcd the name, Judge
Van Brnt was nominated the only district voting against
him being the WIN, which cast It's vote for Michael H.
eigersOn.
The Committee Organization was authorized to place
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(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUxE.I

PUBIICANs AssENIBLYMAN LOCKE RENOMI-
MATED.
(BV TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
YORKTOWN, n. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Republican
Convention Of the lid Assembly District OF Westchester
County held to-day at Pines Bridge. Francis Larkn
nominated Joshua G. Marmey, Of Sing Sing for Assem-
blyman, and General J. W. Hustled nominated Cyrus
Lawrence, Id, OF LewisbOrO Mr.. Lawrence was
nominated on the first ballot The convention well
attended. Frederick W. Hollis, the Republican nominee
for State Senator was present and made address, in
which he spoke OF the great importance OF tue pending
election predicting in Of full vote Republican
In the county The outlook IN WesChester County Il
encouraging
Troy, Oct. 17-The Democratic Senatorial Convention
Of the XIXth District to-day nominated william T. Crook,
Of ROuse's Point, for Senator
CoorERSTowN, n. Y, oct 17.-Hlram c. Brockway
was to-day nominated for Assomblyman by the Republic
cans Of the Ist Assembly District Of Otsego County
COHLEsKuI, ~ Y, oct. l7.-At the schoharie County
Republican Convention at schoharie to-day Eugene
Coffin nominated for member OF Assembly.
Troy, oct. 17.-Assemblvman L. Z. Locke Republican,
was to-day rcnOmnatcd for AsscmblymOn by the Re-
puhllcaus Of Warren County.
KNGsTON, y. Y. oct. I7.--At the Democratic COnyen
ton for the XVIII Senatorial District comprising the
Counties of Ulster Greene and schoharc held at SAUCER
ties this afternoon John Van Setback Of Cobeskil schO
hare County nominated for Senator. Assemblyman
David " Dewitt OF this city was ranOminacd for As
semAlyuan here to-day ny the Democrats Of the ia As
s"mbly District NJ Ulster County In the TIA Assembly
District the Democrats met at ScW-PaltZ this afternoon
and nominated George r. Johnson Of Dcnnng, for AS
scmDlyman.
SING SfNG. y. y oct. 1.-THE Democrats rcnom'natod
Asscmrymnn Edwin r. Kcycs the Assembly from the
1T District OF Westche-tcr County to-day at lonkeIs.
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-, rsscus. The production. Of this opera will
day in e1 AS e MsF9P pGt Of 2RPS ora
House sI,," nav he expected They will surely be
binary run # as much care in proportion to the in
iSTest excited by the event is bestowed upon La
GlocO O II" borste settings have been made and the
S SPfet instead of nterruptng the action in the
market scene will FIJI an act and MI be N gV Tbo wa
tnada familiar In his orchestral concerts years
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THE WEATHER Report.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
s norels ~ Me ~, ,lccn,:toIu lors.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-ThcrC is . storm Of
considerable energy central In Colorado whose prob
able path will be northcaStery causing severe gales on
the Upper Lakes II wond Doe wise for vessels in that re-
gon not 20 venture from port tonight The temperature
has risen about lOs IN the Gulf States Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley and the Mississippi Valleys Frosts have oc
CURED In Ncw-England and the Middle Atlantic states
A. far south rs Northern Virginia also in the Lake region
Rain i falling I'm the Upper Lake region, Upper M.s ppl
aud Missouri Valleys and this will prODaby extend
across the country by Thursday night.
HdicHT0Jts fOr t,-d'tE
For Ncw-Euglend, fair weather, northcrly wind,
shifting to southcly slight rise followed by idLlDS
barometer. stationary or rising temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic StptcS. fur weather, et'tIF
winds slight rise in southern portion, followed hl ldi
ing barometer stationary or rising temperature
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M4JOLICI AND TRINKET To MEET

The race which is to be trotted on Saturday,
between Trnke and MJooa at the track of the Gentle
mems Driving Association Is provoking much speoula-
ton Maoca the property OF Nathan straus, OF this
city She has "A record of 2:l7 Trnket has record OF
2:i4, and is owned By John Shaw OF California Think
cts recent victory over st. Julien makes her favore.
John Murphy will drive MaJOuca, and John Turner
Trinket The race !s fora purse Of 5000 Murphy
sHys that NaOllca in prime condition and he thinks
his chances are good to win Admission tickets will be
sold for Sl adlslOn W the clubhouse yeranda VIII cost
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IRVING HALLS CHOICE.

The committee of twenty -four of the Irving
Hall County Convention appointed to confer with other
organizations and agree upon ticket met yesterday nFhe
Sherfs Office and agreed upon candidate for City Court
Judge Edward Brown named after brief consuta-
ton.
Mr.. Brown IA member OF the law firm OF Brown
Rabe and has for several years been lawyer In good
practice, When young man he enlisted In the ga
NewYOr Volunteers Anderson IOuaves. For bravery at
the battle Of Fredericksburg he promoted to Cap
taincy. He marshal Of the parade on Decoration
1880.
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AUGUST SIEGERT.

I0NDON, Oct. 17.-AugIst Siegcrt, the Ger
man paintor 4, dead. Tie studied at Dusseldorf and
proiurrd some historical and gcnIo pictures; among
ntlcr. Count Ehcrnurdt Of Wmtcnrrg seated 10y the
body of hs son." suggested by Uhlnds ballads, "Ihe
Entrance Of Luther into Worms" Joachim Eector OF
Br,udruburg Rendering Justice tOa Merchant PunGeIed
g1r Pressed lbs the Imperial Soldiers . "Thr Emperor
Macmillan Holding Ladder for Albert DuTtr an"
.,Ihr Return OF the Trumpet
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1 VICTORY roR THE MErROpoLIT4 IS.

Another game of baseball for the local
championship between the New-York and Metropolitan
mines was played at the Polo Grounds yesterday Tho
N,r,no,Itan nine Outpaycd their opponents at every
In. ,ud won an easy victory. the New YORK nine
P p,,ved WretchedIy throughout. The score
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SIsanoia .................. lilo
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BOst OONe NOTICE.
ais for the week ending October 20 will close at



mails for the week ending October 20 will close at
this Office follows:
TIURsDAY-At a. for Europe, per So Adriatir via
Queenstown OettCrs FOR Germany aud France must DO
directed per Adrlac; AZ a M Tor Germany France
etc. per -. HammOEia Via Plymouth, CherDOutg au1
Hamburg Oetters Tor Great Britain aud other n
countries must be directed per hammOma y al 800 %
~ for Bermuda per IS. CrnOc0i al ljO m iCl .d0.s
Porto Rico and Mexico, per IS. CITY oil Aenoa VIZ
Havana.
FRIDAN--At Q a. NJ fOrNcwfOundAnd and 81 IlcTfe-Nlqo
Ion, via Halifax. -
SATURDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe per S. city Of Ber:
I'm via Queenstown 0eters fOT Germany sc, lart Da
directed City Of BerG AT $50 H. Va Tor scotland al.
rect per Bolivia, via Ols Qe.ters must Dc urece
BOiiyal; az $50 Tor Belgium dlfect, per 10
Switzerland VIA Antwerp nc 10 m. for Central Amer
south PaChC Ports and she West Coast OF MthcOs
per OF Para via Aspinwa AL nj III a m Tor hnope'
per DOnau southampton and Bremen ~ l1O pm
for Cuba and Porto Rico per santiago, wa HAShA
SUNDAH-At 1880 ID. FOR Honduras and LlNnsstOh w
S. Lucy z. Miller via New.Orleans NJ, \, ,...,.o y,.
Mails for China and Japan, S. CITY OF RIO &c -
san Francisco close here october IL OF pm Mans Is
Australia Newzealand, Sandwich and Fp lslahns ~
CITY OF sydney san Francisco close hoIo NO'sN
Der 40, at p H.
THE schedule OF closing Pacific mails rangea
The presumption Of their uninterrupted overland us an
san Francisco Mails from the East arriving on
Francisco the day OF sailing Of steamers arc
thence the same day, ,,,, =, mn. pom po.tmastar.
Peat ONCE, NeW.YOrk, n. " October IL i0oe'
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OBiTUAHE I.
THOMAS GARNER LAWRANCE.

Thomas Garner, Lawrancc who died of typhoid
fever nj Yale College Tuesday ut the age OF twenty
two WAS the son of Francis c. Lawraucc Of this city He
had ust returned from visit TO Europe and II Is sup
up4cd that he may have contracted the disease nom
,r,t,I no died while I'm Paris. though ms there several
other eases among the students II Il possible that ne
caught II while within the college walls; li!S bOuy mas
Ir"n brought o tll- cIty, and the funeral viii take place
mi. morning mt 10 O'Clock at the Church Of the Trans
L...n- NL.I
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TRrnrNr OFFICE, oct Isl n. m-DuTing the clear
weather Of yesterday tho movement in the barometer
was downward. The temperature rangcd between 39'
and So the average (I4'l being 1882 lower than on
the corresponding day last yoar AMI 2isa higher than
Tuesday.
Clear and warmer woatlcrmny be expected to-day In
this city aud vicinity.
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ion Of it to Bradley He emphaticay replied, AZ did
REGISTRATION IN THE CITY.

Following are the returns by Assembly Dis
trcs Of the registration yesterday compared with those
for the second day Of registration in 1882 1881, 1880
and 1879:
AssennbLu District 1899 1892 1881 1880 1870
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LAWRENCE BRAINERD RELEASED.

ST. ALBANs, VT, Oct. 17.-In the Franklin
County Court to-day Judge Royce discharged from
tOdy Lawrence Brainerd under arrest for refusing TO
make any disclosures about the failure OF the st. Adams
Trust Company. The Judge holds that II Barnard
guilty he should be punished; but 10 the duty OF tho
Court 10 protect him from false imprisonment 4
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md Tbeodore Schultz entered the firm, which bore the que
Of schultz Southwck Co. MI PereeyS Ts5 hs Iare
iaotber dealers In the world. To-day they rank
behind only two other firms.
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STEAMSHIP ARRIyALs.-The steamships State Of In
diana, from Glasgow, and the LANDAU City, from Swan
sea, arrived at an early hour this morning.
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Colgate & Co.'s Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap.-Th
novelty and exceptional strength % IT'S perfume the pec
lar destinations OF this luxurious article.
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DIED


wood Jersey CITY, y j. n nc els yegT Of his age
Lafayette Reformed Church, Jersey City, vi
ALLEYAfer brief Illness on Tuesday October l6, George
Relatives and ends arg invited g attend the funeral from
Der ls, at 10 O'Clock a. m
1t kindly requested that flowers be sent
BALEN-On Tuesday, october 49, Anna NJ widow Of Peter
Funeral on Friday II m from her late residence Panaeld,
Carriages VIII meet the train leaving NcwYorE at 1890
II is requested thas 10 towers be sent.
CoRNELL-At NewRochelle, on wednesday, October IL,
The relatives s and t ENDS Of the family invited
sd E9 6sto5 aG 3d. a s 66t F. GHu' Rye Neck On
I fnrn iTsy ca Ss sam1Toeek "a p M '
CaTTiagss viii be in waiting anaToneck arrival Of
the II m tIain from NcH.York.
EYAYs-At" sanssouci" near New Rochelle, on Tuesday
10th mst OF typhOdp Thomas Tudor sunder'
Funeral services t.rrHy Church. Ne"-ochee on Friday
Train By Ne%Haven Railway leaves tie Grand Central Depot
Of II O'clock, returning AZ 22i.
A9 E. ay@ n ofi2O'E Late Rev y. hrGs hs
Funeral First Baptist church, Groyes Jersey CITY, III
day, O'Clock
eptgnGeE q at MUNICH mic Bsy3ra N P5s
Funeral services Friday october H. at 1880 m, in the
InterInrnt at soebUry Presbyterian Church.
S S FBt o. and Fanny 4 LS~ranco,
Funeral services on Thursday morning 18th inst, at 10
o'clock at the Church the TRANSPORTATION, 2yth.sL
Friends requested not 10 scuO nOWtf-
NOE-Suddeny October H. Peter T.. Noe beloved husband
of Mary and L. and the late James IL
Noe, aged 81 years.
Notice Of funeral hrI caftcr.
NFGUS-In jersey City Wednesday october II, Jane
Ncgus OF tho late Thomas Neg IN The Sod year Ot
her
Relatives family invited attend the
funeral her late residence l21 Nayncst, jersey CNy,
on Friday October 10, at o'clock p. IN.
PINAED-Un Tuesday October 49, 1883, J. b. Pnar aged
Friends are respectfully invited attend the funeral services,
which III take place al his late residence Last lJtAsy
on Friday morning, AT 10 o'clock.
Iuterucutl IA GTVcnW OOd.
HOBIItrsoN-un Monday October Is, 1888 Henry scott
Robertson years ana mouths, only son OF Henry ana
Funeral at residence Of parents lstst, Bergen Point,
NJ. Thursday, at p. M.
sALoMON-Ou Tuesday, October 10, Ezekiel saolmon, in
% GJth Of lis
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral from
In. Late residence 25S Vest l2Jth-st Friday morning,
al I'D o'clock, loot " East 34thst at l. o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures into rest al kinderhOos on Monday,
October 10 LUcuta HaeI beloved wife VI Christopher H.
NcuuOs -
afternoon at O'Clock.
WICOX-On Monday morning. october 10, at his residence,
Ithaca - Y, Sauuc Halliday Wilcox In tue 4Vth year u
his age.
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oYD-BADEAU-At the residence Of the brides parents,
Peekski N.Y. October 10, by the Rev. Or. NJ ID. c.
ford T. stanley Boyd 10 Amelia sepaughter OF Hiram D.
Paysey.
No cards.
LEsTER-OLIVER-On Wednesday, October II, 1883, at
the residence Of the brides parents S14 Cumbersndst
Brooklyn, by the Rev J. d. Thomas ID. d., Minnie M,
daughter OF Richard Oliver to Charles H. Lester all OF
Brooklyn. No cards.
McCULLOH-TLYOU-At the Englewood Presbyterian
Church. Tuesday October TO- 1888 by the Rev Henry
Booth D. D.. Hetty Louise daughter OF Vincent IiyOu
esq, 10 Robert /. McCulloh, all OF EnqewOOd, Nj.
ONTGOMERY-RIDER--On Tuesday, october 10, 1888 at
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest NcwGOrk by the REV.
Charles r. Baker Of the Church OF the Messiah BROOKLYN
Archibald tgOney, OF Brooklyn, y. W. TO Jeanne
DE Forrest daughter OF John p Rider OF F1shkiuonHud
MOTT-sTITT-on October II, at the residence Of the
brides father Mr. George 3 Sttt by the Rev. George g
Mott D. D. Miss Mary y. sttt, Of NewYOrk, TO Lawrence
S. Mott Of Trenton, n. J.
SHEPARD-STROBELL-On Tuesday, October 10, 1888. at
the Collegiate Reformed Church. OF 29hst and Duh
ave. by the Rev Benjamin ". Martin, D. D. Edward A.
late Edward G. StrOben. No cards.
TYLER-LATIMER-On Wednesday the 18th OF October re
Orange Valley Church. Orange j. by the Rev. George
r. Tyler D. D. Daniel T. Tyler, Of Green Cove Spring, Fa
10 sara Whiting daughter OF the late Charles f. Latime OF
Hartford and Albany papers please copy.
yARICK-DE LEON-On Tn sdav evening October Is, at
Calvary Church, by the Rev Henry Y Satterlee y. d.
julie H. dc Leon TOD Leonard Narck, both Of New-Hork
City.
woOD-LEwIs-octobe II, at ST. Jamess church. Wat.
kins y. " by the Rev George W. Knapp Charles Juban
daughter Of DR.. +. w. Lewis, OF Watkins.
Al notices Of marriages. must be Endorsed cid Jul
name md address,
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r I,yrnr .b1ss thu haromds variations IA tt c;y By tgnas
lu divisions fiu- r IT, - h.Ts
Civilizations
Ire arrury during hours rhr broken ri HE rure.-u's
Indicated the a. tui
Pua. Broadway
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TIIE REY. THOMAS RYAN.

ALTOONA, Penn, Oct. 1.-THE Rev. Thomas
RYAN pastor OF st. Johns Roman Catholic Church, died
TO day, Hys seventy years,
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MIRRIED

The Genuine Cheneys silks fOr sale at retail by
SAMUEL IL. TERRY, No. Is East lth-st.
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THE TICKET NAMED BY VIRGINIA COUNTY CON
YENTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l
NORFOLK, Va, Oct 17.-At the regular Re"
publican convention at Suffolk. Nansemond County to-day
b. B. Dumville, who postmaster under Grant and
Hayes, nominated for the Legislature by acclama
ton Resolutions declaring Mr.. Blaine the choice for
President and Mr. Lincoln the choice for YcePresdent
adopted amid great enthusiasm cOlored rising
heir feet aud sending up cheer after cheer. Mr.
Dezcndorf made speech, which called forth great ap-
plause. The convention was harmonious throughout
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RepubIicap vntu,aIizar,on Ruresh.
400 iNlll-Ni.s CORNER Z uati.dlus
OlliCc hours, lOa. 10. % 3 =. m.
u a. NfEflnn On
Henry UAsfER,
SECRETARY

Have You Thoroughly Investigated the Wilcox Gibbs
AUTOMATIC Sowing Maouue the only one that can DO
by the uOst delicate Win perfect safety 6jo Bfoad"
N.uy.A plk
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BLAINE And LINCOLN.

&c. Yesterdays cup races were postponed until to-
nnrroM
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SENATE AND ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

A CANDIDATE OF THE wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY RE-
PUBLICANs - AssEMIBLYNiAN LOCKE RENOMI-
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,a " VI l-a
-. John DougiaA Ct Aianeapci1s,
1Ao = : msmber q the National Park
Je9sensnf Association, was shown :
ulal aslegEam TO the New York Ssm
Nm kazNn sustaining charges aeninss
~ sumpeny made By w. Z. Lambdfn. .
1esgo casst and mschanscA engineer.
~. IAhbain aid he was employed by
Impsove0snt Company. az weeks ago.
- ~ Ont = town sits IN the Park q the
eesminus g ne branch rcad o. the
Northern fAddc. He went out With
Two msn 70 Do the work With biz
aa'aseenss' he worked q plating the site
about lbar weeks and when the work
was done presented his bill - an omcia',
who promptly refused % pay II on the
9sosnd that 20 could set no title TO the
Iand which bad been plated, and conse-
Soenfy y ~ Of no 10 70 him. The
bM Amounted TO 200. and Lambd!n's
ea1asean.s were ctamortnG Tor their pay.
He further charged that the company
- IN very bod reputs in the region
0sssaboufa the banks Of Livingston,
Mis- City and neighboring towns abso-
.lutsly rsfhsing 70 handle their paper, or
so transact any business with them. He
ialso learned ths4 laborers are induced 10
sons In that country with promise Of
eood pay. and then advantage taken Of
their pennyIess condition, paying them
barely snouxh to keep them alive; he
nA thas hs in the Park h ffausht with
vSolNee and fspine. and Il was not safe
70 b there without taking extra precan-
doaA Mr. Doosiaas. after carefully read
Ing the clipping, made the following
dsnial:
lam sure no such misunderstanding
eceas'sd while At The Park. The only
dimeuity ve had Wa hxfns the mite Of
sne sssminue II was Snne proposed 70
u q Gardiner, bat - there was
diineuity u getting . title 10 lane tho
plan ~ gwen up and nothing vas done
. thae place. Tho site was subsequently
Iocasad asd plated two miles north at
Cannsoas. There ~ no such trouble
previous % my leaving the Park, and l
am suve there has never been since 1
sest, = en considerably Interested and
wouid have hen as once informed.
When I met Nj. Hatch on my return he
easd nothing about any dispute. Al r.
sa'ds the statement. the company u In
- rspute and has no credit, can say
q = positively hlse. The company has
ptsnty Of money. II pays oil its bills,
and there y no reason Why ID credit
shoeh noe b good. ! can ~ nom my
own knowledge thst II b good both at
NE baaks Of Livingston and Miles City. |
Ne places specified. This b true; that
tnaMnuch - the company ~ supposed
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rnE szrsERs.


u 4
AZ Norris Basin 10 saw the lrst eey
ser--a little minute man-and heard tn
introductory noises Of struggling, surs
Ing, seethina masses beneath our feel
The bowling Of hot cir y It came fbrtl
nom Me eratem convinced % that i
thsfs = no hell, - some claim, there il
IN swiftly sulphurous region somewhere
~ he Lower Basin . lake Of fire and
birthstone. which bursts ont daily in
lhIy. = called Hell'A or che Devils Hal
Acre 49,
Fe were plloping along on eayuse,
vhsn We came suddenly into the Upper
Geyser Basin. Az 70 reached the ridge
ofs mound Fan Geyser began 10 play
for our special benefit.
Boiling hot water pulled out Of . small
hole 1br some Afseen minutes TO the
height oftvsnty.6ts o, thirty feet, and
elli In sheen like ~ open IN to the
ground. 4 iev rods AAther on was the
"Punch Bovl"-a largo hollow in Che
oEound. deeoer than any plummet line,
hned with crystals q emerald green and
Slistening like diamonds in the s.,nlieht.
Then came the Riverside Geyser, 20 close
. the river that the trout that sport in
~ waters may b caught and boiled
w'.nou. sufnns nom ones tracks We
:so sne ooahng psopertiesof ono Of the
s'n. On our dirsy handkerchief and
Ooaa u nis-ciass laundry.
g NJ cea. reader nave been hover
' 0ono sne most shriIling part ofmy
A ooolo convey % each ons Of
- : u'ne ~ sne experience Of the next
csn.n We wers awakened At four
ec'oe. nom sne deep sleep Of those 70
aouu oe.onations OF what SEEM
sn9 eanonadine OF neevy artillery or
u sae neesenA We rushed nom our
-, ano IN inc dawn NV the spoutins
q sne S'ansess' which but once in four.
80 as sends ner 20 feet column into
sne sk'e wnas snonting and running,
sven % sne pan OF our sober pastor and
aa soose. 80 greaf was the excite
s.s 'snas some found themselves, hav.
ms zap over Streams OF boiling water.
70 snss sesnoae crater, hatles and
eoeuea Once there. We were awed
'nso aienee' ana the boldest trembled
VAN tettof. ~ the sun rose upon the
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-10-03

Envy not the appearance Of happiness
in any man; for thou knowest not his
secret griefk
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Carl Schurs, Editor Of the New York
Euening Pos, his gone to hunt Elk in
tho mountains Of Idaho.
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A CT E1T r REDUCTION

Call and convince youselvesthat we selling at
BOTTOM FIGURES Do not let tho Golden
Opportunity pass by, but avail yourselves Of THE
GREAT REDUCTION
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-10-03

There is very little that we do in the
way Of helping our neighbon that doea
not come back in blessings on ourselves.