, 1872-09-26
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New YORK, Sept. 20.-A. T. Stewart
declines to allow the Use of his name in
connection with the candidacy for May
or of this city.
san Francisco, Sept. 20.-Three sons
of Il well known San Francisco citizen
embraced the Jewish faith yesterday
The father is & Jew and the mother a
Catholic
The Pacific Mail Steamship Co., have
purchased the business of the North Pa
cihc Transportation Company, as far as
relates to their southern business.
The -four and wheat sent off from
San Francisco since the first of July has
netted four million dollars, a large por
ton of which has been re-invested in
wheat.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 21.--Greeley visit
ell the Chamber of Commerce to-day
and made quite lengthy speech 10 the
members of the Chamber, giving his
views in rather a discursive way, upon
financial and commercial questions, and
criticising the policy of the Secretary Of
the Treasury in keeping so large a coin
balance in the Treasury. He left for
Covington en- route for Louisville,
PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. 21.-A splall
box was picked up near Simonton Cove.
Cape Elizabeth, yesterday, containing a
letter purporting to be written by the
cook of the schooner Majestic, signed
by Fred Wyman, and directed to Capt.
Wyman of Isles Bort, states that a
schooner Alden with coal had sunk. and
all swert overheard but himself and he
is safe at present.
New York, Sept. 21.-It is reported
that Charles O'Conner has written q
letter to the members of the straight
lJeEiOClittlC tStCBtttiS hliS
nomination made by the Louisville Con-
vention. C. P. Skies, one of the move
ment, says O'Conner used these words
in his letter: 81 do accept the Louis
vile nomination.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-A Springfield spe-
cial says that the straight cut Democrat
lc State Central Committee met yester-
day, and nominated full State ticket.
SE. PAUL, Sept. 20.-The State Fair
has closed. There were 5000 entries.
Total receipts we're SIS, 900, and the So
ciety is now free from debt.
Kalamazoo, Mich, Sept. 20.-At the
closing of the State Fair to-day 10000
persons were present. The total receipts
were S1G,00
CoLUatBUs, Ohio, Sept. 20.-J. S. Or
dish, of California, en- route for New
York, was robbed somewhere over the
way of pocket book containing $780,
900 in currency, and the same amount
in notes.
PORTLAND, SEPT. 21.-The barkl Ed
ward James. Capt. Patterson, which
sailed last night for Seattle, has been
chartered by Welch, Rithet & Co.. OF
Victoria, to load lumber at Moody s
Mill for Shanghae, at prices which are
far above the usual rates. The James
is a very fast sailer, and is owned by
Walter Moffet of Portland.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 21.-The Odd Eel
lows Lodge in secret session last night
instructed the Committee of Secret
Work to prepare revision of the ritual
and report at the next session. Much
of the unwritten work was transferred
to the charge books. The change takes
place on January l. 1878. The Finance
Committee estimated the receipts and
expenditures for the ensuing year as
follows: Receipts. including the bal
ance on hand, $5,949, 900. sExpendi-
lures, $3.915, 295.
New YORK, Sept. 21.-Conlett and
Sons paper mill in Ulster County burn
ed last night. Loss, $4,000 insured
for 5000.
The Convention Of Railroad Ticket
Agents began its session here this morn
ing. The proceedings are secret. The
Convention continues It's session till
Tuesday.
The investigation into the burning OF
the Bienville commenced to-day by the
U. S. Supervisors and Inspectors OF
Steamboats,. William Bloomfield stew
edore testified that he slowed the cargo
of the B.enville when last at this port.
There was no combustible material stow
ed. There was some kerosene on board
in cans which was slowed by itself. No
other witnesses were present.