New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


TIN GOVERNORS PLEASURE TRIP.
,,.t,,- t, -.,,s., cary AF.r. 4 PLEASANT VISIT AT
rr.xroX-s SHORT sIL or TIE HUDSON.
The marty OF Governors ana their stairs, who
ar prcscut m NcV-Yo~k guests OF the Chamoor VI
Commerce, lc.s Cape May az ~ eary holr yeS'eIoN
moraiug for Trenton, which 'hey reached al w.
A. u AN Der e., ,ost OF scp.escula.iycso tue Fh'''i
NH, ana Ncv-Norl Chamber OF Commerce. They found
thc carifai o. X , Jersey expecting them, with n ING
dars and r.ngias bells. GOV. Bed'c net them al VIC
a. pot accompanied hy delegation OF t1c business en
o. the CIV with whom iour OK the potercs ano DINER
pcints O, interest made lunch was sciFeu III u
c.taa.shncut OF A. Moses. Gov. Belle welcomed inc
Governors 20 NswJcrscy in brief speech "A!ch Was
answered by Cows YOuRs, Anthony a1d Porter
Al 2:30p m the party started for Jersey city, Whi'h
was reached 40 4 O'CLOCK Itrc thcy were met ~ 'ho
police boat Seneca. having On board the following 4ee
scntatiyes of the Committee OF Arrangements Oh ''e
Chamber OF Commerce Municipality and the various
branches OF trade in New-York: Mayor Fly, william
Coc and L. J. y stark President and ex President OF 'e
Produce Exchange James +. Wenman President OF tic
Cotton Exchange; George Wilson, secretary u '"'
Chamber Of Commerce; James W. Ei|eh' OAlL A'u-
lrose Snow. Frederick Kuhn, James ana Fic'ef'tA A
cott and Police Commissioners Wheeler ana AI"'"''
Chief Of Police McDonough Of st. Louis, was also Oh
board. guest OF the committee
The CHESTS were received o. board the Seneca with
hearty shakeo Of the hand, and after drinking glass %
c in token OF good fellowship were taken for short
sail M the Hudson as ar as the New-NOK Cch'ia h
roads grain elevator From shipping in an 0i-
,cctiops came sautes of bells and whistles,
which were answered by the hoarse whistle OF
the police steamer. IL having been Scciueu 10
make the reception as informal as possible, Mayor Ely
deferred his speech Of until to-day, and lively
conversation took the place OF speech-inakng during
the tlip The party was landed at the foot OF twenty
fbd-s and the guests taken IN carriages 10 the
Fifth Avenue Hotel where faces aud hanus were WaSHeu
and hearty dinner was eaten IN inc IalS S 49, ~
following Governors, with tneir suites %G' 5l
Tennessee. accompanied oy his Aaluaht 'ol' oSud'
superintendent OF Public Instruction, anu ChIes ~
Porter his and Private secretary Gov G"or-e II.
Anthony OF Kansas accompanied by his wife, and Pfyate
Secretary Ward Birmingham; COY. j. g. HcNpolu Oh
Iowa with Lieut. Gov II. W. Roincrt and WIFE aud ms
SECRETARY e. g. Wilcox GOV. Silas CARRIER OF Nebraska,
and his Secretary W. II. Huntington; COY
Thomas j. Young Of Ohio; Gov. Samnel -.
Avten OF New-MeXico, George = simmons MIS- H.s
Secretary ana NJ T. Negs Of his stan; me
resi- of lie arty consisted Of william 4. Clark, sec
rotary Of the STATE Of Colorado; T. - fmul9hs oi III.
Permanent Exhibition az Philadelphia; Mr. h Moore OF
Col. John y. Hail. senator j. IT, baEb"eI ana M
Brown, OF the Board of Trade az nom Itnto' Gov.
Hotel al a later hour being unable 70 JON TIE
party There universal expression Oh pi.a
me Lclall Of the visitors at tho sue 81 'le
tour So far. At Cape May. no lrcHtuh ana AhdN "t
Nev-York they had beeu received IN manner
which delighted them al. Espccia pleasure WAS tA-
pressed at the Visit tu tuc Tlcutun PHtterics.
a was intended by the visitors to rest during the even
ing and make no attempt al sisisct is Dut WEI rom
the lion. EQr4r.U ,Or >o.EC times hhoWn as N'H D.
session mad OF course TO Ice returned ny me GoNtihus
ana tnelr Secretaries and thc rest az the party bts
suddenly taken Wtu the theatre fever DIVIDED up mo
little groups. and visited various places Oh "husttli;
Today. fium 1880 1880 the GoNcInOIs VIII
hold reception ia the City Hall Nh0cNer Wishes 10
take them boy the hand viii be htaruy Weicomu "ni
ie nnped br tntr cl r a.noIs That large number inc
commercial aud w0Ikuemcu VIII turn out TO welcome
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