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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

Hon. Henry q. Davis is said to be the
richest man 10 West Virginia but better, and
move to lis credit, BE has won aud meri,cd
honorable distinction. His services in the L.
uiied States Senate, especially as Chairman OF
She Appropriations Clmmit,ee,-tle most inn
p.r,aut. ana frwbich his practical business
habits and ability adapted lim-arc attract
Ing National attention and admiration, and
lis nomination ~ lie Vice Presidency by the
Democratic Convention is among epossitii-
tics
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

II Is said that Edmunds would rather
he Justice Of the United States Supreme
Count than President We haven't doubt of
it, Tie las ability enough, too, bat is net fit
for either place, nevertheless.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03
4th day of May, 1850,
The following property, to-wit;
ONE GRAY Nj ARE
.En nUn Nnf TC

one two years Old the other one year old lit be-
ing pofti)n Of the property advertised TO be
soId BIZ George ;. Grim on March 4th, lsSO.
TERMS OF SALE Nine months credit, pur-
chaser giving negotiable note with approved
sscurity. Interest to be RENTED if paid at ma
turity. tOhhbSA W. D"D"'
April ,, lsS0-it. Trustee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03
Trustees Sale.

Wy virtue of a iced Of Trust executed by Geo
Il ;. Grim to Forrest W. Brown, Trustee, on
The 2sth DAY Of February, 1850, and duly record
cd in the Clerks Office OF the County Court Of
Jefferson County, Deed Book II. Pages l56 nd
1871, conveying the personal property hereinafter
described and given 70 secure TO william Grim
the payment of certain debts therein set forth
amounting 10 81 500, on which debts there is
still due the following sums, to-wt: SisI 40 with
interest from same date 1873, Sl67.45 with in
,erest from 10Th day Of February, 1878, S253l
with Interest from the LET day Of February, 1873,
Sl4 with interest thereon from March 23rd, 1876.
Az the instance Of said VIM. Grim, the undersign
ed Trustee will sell at Public Sale on the farm Of
W. A. Shewalter, near summit Toint' IN Jener-
SON county. West Virginia, on the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. MCCORMICK will visit Charlestown pro-
J fessionally on MONDAY, APRIL tTH. and
remain a week or more Office az Garter
House"
Mar. 81, lss0-2t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

A letter of Junius, Jr., from the Gen
eral News Bureau. Washington City, says Of
IVES; Virginia: " This State, little known and
less settled aud developed, is in reality one Of
che richest 10 the Union 10 natural produc-
tons, especially in valuable minerals and
mines"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

Princeton College Is TO have anewtelc-
scope. costing $4,000 The money TO pur-
chase lhe Instrument las been subscribed by
the friends Of theco,gce, Robert Bonner head
ius the list With subscription ior $4,000
1t would not require very many friends
Ike Mr. Bonner 70 make up the sum-ouly
one aud a half more. We wish brother Ban-
rer could see his way clear. 90 looking over his
Lolyr with or without telescope, to con-
tnJuis about $4,000 fr an imPscuaious
editor down here that we might uluc if mod
esly l.l w lIl.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

Don Cameron thinks he can elect Grant
without the aid Of the German vote. lie can,
ilGSe Mr. Hayes be has q Commission TO Do
a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

Talking Of dark horses at the Chi
caso stables, who knows but that Senator
Bruce or Marshal Fred Douglas may be The
OZARK horse o"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

Both the Tammanyand anti-Iammany
democrats Of New York viii Aoll conventions
at Syracuse Oh the 2oth Of April. We hope
common sense viii obtain in both bodies. aud
Cancellation and harmony be the outcome Of
~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

Our admiration Of the character of
Judge Elmuad Peudictoa, The growth Of years
Of friendship, prompted Us to pay some tribute
10 lis memory, buta notice SO carefully aud
elegeutly prepared ty Maj Robert W Hunter,
ai the Winchester Times serves a better pur-
pose. ana we transfer i; 70 our columns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

1t IS said that Congressman Wise, of
T,nasylvauia. has secured places 10 Washing
ton for thirty Of lis constituents. We aPpre-
bend some Of his fellow members would Ike
to be endowed with a lizzie Of bis p'acc-gcttiog
wisdom. He must have an o1ice-Luosry con-
s;i,ueucy. Ills success IS surely worthy Of re-
mark, bu, we doubt &c De is doing The wise
tlirg fT tic people cf lis district.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

The United States Senate ON Monday
last confirmed tie appointment Of A. C. Jones
&C West Virginia as consul to Nasasaki.-
Joacs-Jones familiar name, bur we dout
know A. G. lit bad been John Smith we
think we could have Gated him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

Train 633 daily. Train G3l Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS. All other trains daily cx'
cept Sunday.
November -, 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03
5000 neward-1atarra Cured.

Some people would rather he humbuggcd
than t. ett value received frr their money.
Hence j, is that such persons run after this
and that pretended cure for caiarrh, forgetting
that Dr. Sasc's Cailrrh Remedy is SO positive
in its effects, that its former proprietor cdver-
tise5l it fir years throughout the Caited States
under positive guarantee, o!cTins $500 re-
ward for an ucurahle case and was never
called upon To pay this reward except in two
cases This remedy has acquired such hnc
that lranch o0i,e has been established in
Lnndnn. England, H. supply the foreign de-
maud f,r IT, SID by drug lists ai 80 ccnts
UNABLETO EATlIETlROUGlI NOSE
puuandyille, Iowa, March II, 1879.
DIR Il Y. Pierce:
Dear S.r-Some time agn ! fought Dpu-
CT C, some Of your DE-. SA.cs Ca,arrh Remedy
aud Golden Medical Di,clvery aud conuonc-
ed to use them. The aches and pains AS well
rs sore throat aud cltirih from which have
been FOR so long time sufferer. have entirely
left ne with their use ] feel like new nan
as well as look like one. For four years | was
unable to breathe through my u0se From
the use Of the Catarrh Remedy can now do
so freely. Your medicines know 20 he all
that they are represented. Long live DR..
Pierce and the gentlemen connected with him
Gratefully yours, WATSON SMITH.
II is a Fact.
The enormous sale Of patent medicine is
due almost entirely TO vigorous advertising -
Not 80 with the celebrated IRON BlTlElS,
the unprecedented q rn and Tor this true, re-
liAhl, touic is created only hy its unsurpassed
merits
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

4 man asked for q pass over the Balti-
u.,re aud Ohio Railroad ihe other day on Tie
ground that bis auut was killed 90 The road
some thirteen years ago GDGdst-'cn Tunes
IL would seem 90 us THAT me Is entitled
% pass if be wants to by reason Of the age and
tie ante. The Company N isbt auteda;e il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-03

The increase Of tolls on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal is fifteen cents per ton over
last seasons rates.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FROM NORWAY TO AMERICA.
VISIT TO THIS COUNTRY OF BJoRNsoS' THE No''-
wrGIAN AUTHOR.


v,sIr TO THIS COUNTRY OF DoRNsoN, The No"-
wFGIAN AUTHOR
R;3rrsterne Bi0rnsou. the Norwegian novsnst,
Sr,matic post and pamphlet wr'ter ar'S.u 49,,
this city by the steamer ;.h re,lTsi Mrs Ole Bull.
morh'ns,s mo- M;sow of the violinist Their ARRIVAL
bc,ng generally unexpected. they weTo ns oi,V "V'
welcome,! by ahy Norwegian residents oi tne Guy.
W. mon'J Otherwise have been the case TRIBUNE
renortcr called Yesterday at the Everett iiouse; y.
which they went, but found that Mr h "e re
aircody started for Boston. Mrs. Bull VINO Ie
manned behind. was seen. however Sne Is a,'
American lady, her former home heine az Oauo',uso @
Mass where Ler father IS stili hyiua Sho ~ Mr.
,jero mourning When questioned III regard 10 III, III
liz sons oil ice III coming to this country, she
Mir Bi5rnson was dear friend of my late nus
hand tlcy having known each o'ner iot hl.nS .n
vearr When nv husband died couple oi mouths
sgo. Mr. Bi0rnscu left his home IN CnrlsllSla a';u ~
trave led foi five days to reach ierggn "' nounced
time Tor the funeral. Ii was he VINO pronounce .n
the eulosy at the grave. surrounded py ni'y 'nIn %
sand moumcrS. shortly alter thls l t uu
cIdcd TO come back TO America Tor ,ew
ncnibs end TO pass the winter with my father.
Imv.tei MIR Bi0rnson 20 leave his labois and TO
visit my family with me. Never having peJ, m ,n
THIS country before and not speaking Eheil>n' nc
esgerly accepted my proposal. The fact that the
Presidential election will soon take pace ",is ',n
other incentive for him 10 cross me oceau' ,ie Ia
tends remaining SIX months IN TINS country, "'lu
WI stndy ths language customs and manners oil
''i r.SrnsternH Bi5rnson was horn at Quickne
foc.terAaN December s. 1882. He first made him-
scf T putatl0a when very young man pH Son @
trbutiug clever articles and - ries 10 u,i'eI-
rnt rcwsDapers especially the I5ikc6ldd an II,
lustraied jourea i'll tie column, OF which Appeared
his =" Aonum" "Ole StOrmscnN and " En- Munter
Mad i'm $50 tc went 30 Copenhagen and there
studied tie WORKS cf BaGgcrsen, of Genschare aud
of ,her celebrated Danish writers. Upon ms return
10 ms native country he pIbhshcd III the lourial
Ie.JrsI,,9r, hts novel rnrond,' which was 1ol-
lowed by "Arne" and "Synngvc Solbakken;,
HIS dramatic productions are very popular IN an
sea- dnlvian countries, and even IN Hermahy.
For thc lasf ten wears without actually mixing IN
politics. MIR. Bj0rnson has been tie leader o! inc inc
norfv Of orogic>s and rclorm in Norway. lie ma,
mst pu6,ished pamphlet entitled Tie Republic"
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 49, 1880.

naut Ger Brunsrs Bremen Hermann Koop p q az q e Zsido
MILLER Gnananemo waydsll Coz Clemin "a t I; Aus,
Elephant POM for orders FnDch, Edyo COZ - pri
Tupcoyich onen. slocoych 90; Lazy orr OF ,ne o% & nan
Mckenzie. Dublin Whitney Coz Ariaino non MI. nj nj
scn Amsterdam Fuuch Edye Coz ConSianuna "a ,o %orwav
fsksen Annla NORWAY. orders IoDis ~ ~ ra-
lNor. Morthenson. Marseles Tobias Ce mo ,hl"no
Jensen. Antwerp Frncl Etye e Co Siilan tAnsu; nr
yIcb Rotterdam socoyich Co; Chimes (Nori Da' i''
dam Bcnham Pickering & Co. -, ..or,o,
srrs Lewis squires Everton Cape Town Jonn r,on
sons Mabel nr) TraffOn trieste | Noylus SOU ~
Haracich Bros;
Alglers, Benham. Pickering Cos Aido iaic,
Clrdenas, J T. Ward q CO.. Donna Anna (P0fD, S"'""o'
GOru Hagsmcver q Brunn. , n .,.
schrs idelade tPort Cross Cape Verde Islands @ Am
Julian BeGcll Christianse. St Cr0lx anu
kef. Roche Emma Kitch, T0Jker PernanDuco hoDoi'
Bros. -
LONDON Sept 27-Arr tBr from Montreal arr at
Bristol str Cornwall (Brl New York arr az eW si
Caduceus tBr) from Newly Ork at Rotterdam SUI tZ
bury (Fr) from York. Deptiord, str L0nghLst
(yr from New YORK Antwerp; at Antwerp str he
vetia (Beg from NewYOrk at Havre. sur hcimodD"
from New York. ~, ,,o., o,ft,
LIyERPoo sept 27-Arr srs American (Br)' from ba'u'
more; Massachusetts, (llr) from Boston. - ,.o ,,o,,
QUEENSTOWN SEPT 27Salled 21th inst, sur hiHoi 'i'
Liverpool foI New York. ,,.,,. ,., xoy.
GLASGOW sept 21-Arr ST. state OF Florido from New
York - ~ III,
HAMBuRG Sept 27-saled, str sesia, for New.York.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
WORK FOR THE CORONER.
INVESTIGATION INFO THE KILLING OF htNkf
s.HOIL AND OF joins DORSEY.

Twomcn were prisoners a; the COroners Office
yesterday charged with the crime of murder. lie
lrst was Joha Loser, who is CHARGED With Kiilm%
Henry Scbou. near CODcOrtla Hail. at No. 70 Ave-
uuo-A. early on sunday morning. There naI been
n bali aud Loser WAS with band OF clSorderly PEI
sons Who had be"n elected from the baI.-I0om
Nnh his brother Christian and Il man nam q ttolSe
lie Law IN wait behind some wagons near the bali.
All three men were armed with cari-ruugs and legs
OF broken tables. IL was o'clock Wen Scholl
came oui with two or tareo friends. Loser struck
Scnol on the the head. Tie blow fell with crush
ing force aud the blood gushed from Schoifs mouth
Scholfs stui was fractured, and he died some hours
latcr Joan Loser arrested, ana later ms
brother Christian and Frederick Laughlin, who are
accns II OF being III the attacking party, were taken
inro custody. All three men were committed 10y
Coroner Brady 10 the Tombs without bail until
aftcr the inquest which has been set down for the
latter part of this week.
Coroner Knox held the inquest in the case OF J0hn
Dorsey. the barSeeper who was murdered IN the
BowerV Thursday morning. James McMahon ana
David Nash wern arrested. and on saturday Is
sta;cl In 1nE TRIBUNE. Mcmahon made state
meat TO the effect that Nash siab0ei Dorsey. me
iary decided that either Nc Nahoh or Nash dlu
ibe stabhlug. but COioacT Knox refused to accept
the verdict and charged Nash with NE crime ana
MrMahon with being an accessory. Both men were
ICll .gr trial.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
DISHONESTY OF A HOUSE SERVANT.

Tie house of the Rev. James ID. Wilson, at No..
3!S West Eft Ssventh-st., was robbed IN Jane OF
iewelry valued nj $3.50, III the absence of Mr.. Wll-
son and his family. Detective Cottrcll, of the
Twenty-sccOnd Precinct thought the servant, Ammo
pobson, was thc tnief. Anne left the Wilson's and
went TO live with William \. BOOh president OF the
Tard National Bank. at Ergewood, \. J. Dctcc-
tive CottIeli VINO kcUt his suspicious OF the womaa,
communicated with Chef of Ponce jameson, az En-
giewOod. soon after the woman went 10 The BOOths
small articles were missed. search Of her trunks
resulted IN tn ds-overy OF SOme of the 60 IDS lost
hy tie llsou and Of pawntcKcis fer the rest of
the stolen prop vtV Yesterday Detective Co.tre!l
took Annie bcto. I Justice 3IXDy, IN the loTkvihc
Police Court. 4 young man whose company she
kept induced be- she said. to consent 10 rObbmg Tie
house she ad niiicd n,m ana gave her q portion OF
the proceeds She was committed Tor tnal III default
OF - 600 Lall.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
sURRENDERING HIMSELF TOO LATE.

Isaac Levy was sentenced in July in the Court of
General Sessions TO the State Prison, having Gecn
convicted as a receiver of stolen goods. A stay OF
proceedings was secured by his counsel i'll order
That an appeal to higher cour; might he tanen.
and lc was admitted to bail in $500 pending the
proceedings William Wttwcr, Of No. 10 Essex ST.,
became his bondsnan. The evidence against him
showed that Mrs Amanda Dolphin, of No. 6S Madi-
son-avc left cashmere shawl worth 800 i'll
her carriage while she went III to sec her legal
adviser at No. li9 Broadway. When she returned
10 the carriage her shawl missing. Two
thieves named Sullivan and Brady were arrested
taken the shawl TO Levy. who gave them SG for it
Shortly after Levy had been admitted 10 bail lie
disappeared, ana when he was wanted III Court he
ncsred at tho strict-At!orreys once and sur
rendered himself aud at tho same time offered
additional bail. The case will be heard to-day in
the Supreme CouIt and in the meantime Levy is
in the Tomhs ProcecGrgs have already been
taken for the for iituc Of the bond given by
W.rtX-er
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
He OCEAN COMMERCE. CONVENTION.

The Board of Trade and Transportation has ap-
pointed Ambrose SaOw president of the board
j hn Roach of the Morgan Iron Work, K. j..
Sutton, Of Sutton d Co.. Thomas L. Bal. Of
Evans. Bali & Co., ard SIMON Slerne, lawyer, as
delegates 10 the Ocean Commerce COnyent,or, to be
held Ia Boston. October q. Tie board has received
replies from iorty-nine cOmmerc al bodies through
out the country stating that delegates have been
appointed 10 the convention from those organIza-
tions. New-YOrK will bc represented by delegates
from the Board of Trade ana Transportation. Cham
Der OF Commerce. Produce Exchange, Ship.OwucrS
Assoc "a OF. Maritime Exchange Hardware Board
vi Trade and New-lork State Mlliers Association.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
SYTSPENDING 4 MERCHANT

At tie meeting of the Board or Managers Of the
Produce Exchange yesterday. LOUIS FRANKIE malt
and hop iler. OF N, lOf Broad at, suspended
from membership because OF conduct not consistent
VITA Just and equitable principles of trade The
complaint against Mr. FRANKIE was that Franklin
Edison & Co. sold him load OF malt valued at about
$4,000. for h,ch the terms were casa. Mr.. FRANKIE
AGAIN sold the matt. and not securing the terms he
required Offered TO substitute four months as the
terms upon winch he made the purchase from Edson
a. Co., Instead OF cash. The matter was referred
10 private arbitration and the decision was the sus-
pension of Mr. FRANKIE, which the Board con-
CURED in
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
DROWNED AT CASTLE GARDEN.

The man who was drowned from the bulkhead at
Castle GIrden Sunday proves 10 be john
NJ Gar, an immgran' who had only just
landed from the Geymanic. McGan was
twenty-eight years of age AID
BIS way TO Australia. ana although he had consid-
c;a5lo money before leaving Liverpool he took
Storage passage. lie missed the vessel he 10
sa.l on from Liverpool direct TO Australia, and
then took passage Oh the Gcrmanic. His fellow
passengers assert tnat Inc wac intoxicated during
The entire VOYAGE, and couid hardly walk when he
landed. lie was seen TO fail overheard, and life
prcserver was thrown to him and other efforts
made TO save him, bat be drowned almost III
At1utiV.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

dsorderIv in the Twentv-nnth Police Precinct
and yesterday handed into Court the following III,
dctments: Thomas Gould. William II. Mum. and
Michael Lang:oI,, of West Thrty-iirst,st., near I.
aud Madame .;anthcs, of the Buckingham y; Will
lam d. JAG nan. of the Newport; Daniel l..
Purdy, alias Commodore Mutt, of the Arion
James of the Star and Carter and James
Irving. William 'orst, aud William Airas OF the
Emnirc Garden ~
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
TrvprRAyCE METHODS IN BROOKLYN.

L. the investigation into the charges of accepting
bribes from iiqanr-dealers made against oivtr Cot
t.r by William Jacobs which was continued before
Commissioner Jouriad IN BroOhlyn yesterday. Mr.
Cottsr presented statement to explain
the memoranlums submitted by Mr.. jacobs.
The memorandums in Mr. COtte.'s handwriting bore
the names OF liquors. -ilerS and opposite each were
figures with the sigu i. Mr. C0ttel'S explanation
was that jacobs had in his POSSESSION 20 or more
lists of saoon-keepers for special purpose. After
JACOBS had confessed to COt,er that he had taken
money and after he released from jail, the let
ter T. was by his direction, placed opposite the
names of the persons who had Paid him
small amounts which lie did not remember,
while the sums lie remembered were noted
down opposite the names OF the persons pay,
in, them Aftcrwari JIcpbs and hls wife begged
Cotert0 surrender these papers that they might be
destroyed and they were given 10 them
After Mr. COttei's statement had been read, Mr.
Jacobs was placed on tie stand. and he repeated hls
previous evidence that COier bad employ Ell him 10
collect money ron qnOr sellers lie testified that
on. of the firm OF Lebmann's Sons paid illm $500
on March %. 1879. wb!ch sum he handed over 20
Mr. Cotter. Mrs. JACOBS testified that Ferdinand
Elfers liquor dealer called at her hOnse IL smith
ST. and gave her husband $40, which put in
envelope ana carried By her 10 Mr.. COtter.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
STABBED WITH SCISSORS.

Valentine Bayer. carpenter. and Adoph Ber-
nenger, tailor, have been living as ne!gbbors in
the front aud tenement -hOuses at No 63 Lewis
1t. For some time there has been bad blood be-
twee, the men, arising from quarrel between their
children. Last nignt they met III the yard tween
tn house aud fought. Bernenger sta obed Bayer
with pair of scissors eleven times infictine severe
wounds. The wounded man taken to Belle v ue
Hospital and Bcrneuger arrested
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
THE STRUGGLE OVER lHE OIL PIPES.

The reports that tbe Pennsylvania Railroad
sided with the Standard On Company III It's late
frht with the Central Railroad of ew-Jersey are
denied On SATURDAY night the standard Com
pany's pipes We're laid as lar as Newark, when the
scene Of operations changed to the PcTnsyl-
vania Railroad bridge crossing the HackcnsacK
River. lhe Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Ind
lug that the Objecl OF the Standard Company
was to connect ITS Communpaw works By pipes
with the Erie Ra,lroad, refused, it Is said,
to permit the pipes to be laid across
It's bridge, and. fearing that the bridge would be
captured rs the Central Railroad bridge was, the
approa chrs thereto weie spiked report received
at Bayonnc CITY yesterday said that the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad tug boats were out protecting tie
bridge by playing streams Oi water on the Standard
Oh pipe men. At Avenue-C, BayOnne Clty the
plpes cross the tracks of the dummy railroad. un-
used, but owned by the PENNSYLVANIA HailToad.
lhe standard mpany's police guarded the cross
ug Yesterday. ar.ne that ne pipes would be torn
up by the PenHsv v.vanla Company.
Hcnry Cadmus OF Centreyille, who was Shot by
the pipe men Wednesday morning, has be2nn a SUIT
against BlyOnne City ana the standard OIL Com
pauy. Cajnus says the police could easily have put
their hands oil tire man who Shot HIM.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28

Governor Cornell still continues to improve His
annette is very much better. and he was able to
SIT up for short time yesterday afternoon. Dr.
Morgan said yesterday that the Governor was be-
ginning TO recover rapidly. Ii he continued 10 i'm
prove ns ne hal within the last day two. he
would possibly be well enough the end of this
week to he removed from the Hotel Brighton.
Perry Cornell, who was at the hotel during the
Governors severe illness Last week, has returned to
his home in Albany. DIR. Baner OF this city made
his usual visit yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81. James HOfei-General Robert {. Schenck. or
Ohio ..... To'ctNe Gilmour New YORK nts
Of Public Insructi Congressman Jon
Hancock OF Texas CharemaGue lowe aud j. ID nr apn
Philadelphia. Nf1fOLrs U0fffNOorct
A. Barlow. Of Eng lnd; President w. clark 0 Amheist
College and O. W. Roosevelt United States Clnsn AZ Ma
tanZas Cuba " nT,Or Ho-AlcxaDder Brogicn OF
Lon and Charles g. sedg wick. OF syracuse
BlshoD stevens. OF Philadelphia Ne,c iorh no,
-Geners B. II. Robertson OF Washington and A. Leo not
OF Baltimore. Holman HOnse-H i. figeow oi New
Iotct Brunscct-Professor j. " Churrhll oi
Aniover 8rcroor House-B T. Cheney. ot Boston
. Gtdnd Central HoeThe Hon. George West, OF BaiiS
on. y. Y.