Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1874, Page 1

agribune, VOLUME 23, ADVERTISING, Newspaper Advertising, cream BAKING POWDE TO MERCHANTS; 70 MANUFACTURERS; - TO BUSINESS MEN. Whosvor wonld attract more then his share of potronege {n bustnoss must mako grenter offorts than lis gompotitors in somo form or othor, If his store ia In a gront publio thoroughtaro, that will bo of mome valug, it holaa beon long ostablished, and has ncquired tho good will of many customers, that fact will also be vory offective, and if to thoso $s added rn attractivo stock of goods and ho employa intelitgont and oxperienced salesmon, then lio hae complied with the conditions in busincas that ususlly insuroa succosa. Nowapaper advertising offors such facilities for addrossing nil clnsacs from which customers wontd bo likely to be attractdd, that it ia now roecognized by ‘business men haviug faith in their own saren—ns Lho bost of alt possible salosmon—oab who novor sloops and i8 novor weary—who goes atter business enrly and late—who accoste the merchank in his shop, tho lawyor in bis offleo, tho student fn his atudy, the oultivated woman at tho family firoside,—who can bo {n n thoustnd placos at onco, and speak to a million pooplo each day, eaying to each ono tho bost thiug futho bosg anner. m}:ewwnpm advortising secures o businoss connection on tho most pormanont and indepondent basis; snd is, In s cortain sonse, o guarantoo to tho oustomer of fair and moderate prices. Ex perience has shown that tho dealor whoss waros havo obtalned a public colebrity 18 not only onabled 10 g2l, but {a foreod to eoll, ot reasonablo rates, and to furnish & good n.ruc)n.l TC A MERCHANT. ' Tho great daily newspapors are the best advertlaing modiums for the following ressons ¢ i In tho first placo, they contain the latest financial and commorcial nows, and full roports of al) events of importance in ovory departmoent of netive industry. Sccondly—Thoy contaln tho Jatest telegraphio nowa and corrospondenco from tho eentrea of public Intalligonco, and have the best critiolsme and discussions of questions of p:lbllo intorest. Thirdly—Thoe readors of the gront daily newspapors ijnclude noarly allzpersosis of moans in t!m counly. and ospocially the leaders of thought nnd public opinion, and porsons of entorprise in ovory wall of lifo, Jourthiy—Tt is tho patronago of tho discriminating publio that constitntos that which is ealled “1oputation” in business. 1t is this reputotion that inducos porsons in California and Toxns to send to Tiffapy & Co. for watchea in proferonco to buying at homo—with a cortainty that thoy sunil have the bonefit of the bost seloction, and at tho samo prico precigely, aa it bought ot tho stora in person, Fijthly—~Advertising in the best papors has & permancnt influenco which rom'nlnn always at worle, bocause it is mainly addrossed to intelligont ronders, who aro of business habits, and approcinte & bucinose statemont, Tho value of an advoertisomont is not gomuch for its sizo, or tho frequency iitl which it is printed, but in the complotonces +rith which it supplics the dosired information to {ho readers. An advertisemont moy accomplish tho deeired rosult with two or threo insertions, and may 1ail to do so with #ifty. 70 A MANUFACTURER. In the first place, tho leading jobbing merchants aro invariably mhfictaqt o handle new goods vl of monopoly or advantaga ovar tha amaller merchants. wl;l;g:j&;m;;é:;n mnrclmn{s zri“ arguo fl.ml: muanufacturers who use a trademark should confin e tho koowlodgo of it to tho trade, 80 that the pro@it of dealers would be always assured, On this basls tho manufacturer would bo nlways at tho morey of any rival who made goods of s elmilar ohar. sctor, and who wos willing to offor a largor proflt to tho jobbing morchant and retail dealer. Thirdly—"Tho compromiso growing out of thoso difforent intorosts has led to numerous offorta by manufacturers, scourivg, in some form, an appesranco of uuiform prices on sales ropresenting 2qual amounts uuder squal conditions. Tourthly—~The jobbing morchant promises in refurn to respect .lntnmnt ot rotail dealors; but, whero thero are so many interests, oxporienco has shown that il impossible to regulate the rotail prico of any articto for which thore 18 a wide domand. Many dnmqus, in ordor to acquire a reputation for moderato prices, are always roady to soll an article that is vory popular M: a vory small profit, and ab length, to discrodit the salo of such goods altogether, substituting in their place goous on which larger profits aro made. In the transition poriod, boforo an article is very widely known, numerous dovicos oro rogorted to by retail dealera in order to muko a profit, while professing not to mako any; thus the rotail douh?r procures gomd favorite brand of something for which thore is a pormanont market, and dieplays it in his window, with the trademarlk and wholegale price marked in plain lottera, Inc.lulry is mnde for that particular artiolo, and tho rotail dealor roplics that.the only sample in stock is tho one ex- hibited in tho windaw, but that ho i8 daily expocling a frosh supply. In the moantimo he uses his best offorts to sell somothing olso, ond it is only whon he finda that it is impossiblo to do go that he turnishes tho gennine article. \When n manufacturer stamps his goods with & “trademark,” ho places soma obstacles in the way of their early popularity, but in the long run it is to only r.nlu that will secure a recognition of his rights in the matter. The ‘manufacturor of goods favorably kuown can always exact his own mngg, and jobbors and commission morchants will bo compelied in solf-intorost to bocome active and will- ing agents in bis interost, instead of obstacles to his succoas. Tho most notod and succossful manufacturers aro those ywho lavo addrossod tho publio. Their waros are tho last to fool tho effects of panica- and the first to show signa of activity aftor dopressed eriods. 3 When & merchant has acquirad a great reputation for the oxtont and merit of his goods, he may rensonably advertige in all the principal citios, bocause, othor things being equal, ho will alivays hava a proference, for tho reasons already namod. Thus Browstor & Co., of Broome atrect, may reasonably sdvortiso to & limited amount in New Orloaus, Galveston, or 8t. Louis, bocauso, although theeo cities may have many good carringe-builders, thoro must bo nlways some who must hava the best, and are willing to pay tho differencos in froights, whilo tho sonee of scourity and satisfaction are both gratified by tho payment of extra freight from Now York. When a great merchant dosires to securo tho services of abuyer for an important branch of his pusinoss, it is roadily understood that the compenestion of such o buyer will dopend slmost eutirely on Lis capacity, skill, and oxporionce, and tho mcgnhnnb having an extondod businesy oxpericnco r!movrl procisoly how to dotermine whother an applicant for such a position possossos tho roquisite “qualifications. Newspaper advortising may be described as a trustod salesman, who not only invites businoss ralations, but goos after tho public into its privato walks and ways, and compols it to bo attontivo jn epito of itsclf, and its offcotivoness must dopend largoly on the skill employed in proseuting the merits of any articlo to tho public eye 8o aa to ‘produeo tho best rosults. Nowspaper advortlsing is an art. It is not onough alwaya toadvortise. It is nocossary in order {0 win success to advortiso in tho most effactivo maunor, sud to omploy tho boat akill as boiug both the best and by many times tho choapest. 7 Newspaper advertisements of every description prepared and inserted in the following list of first-class newspapers, prompt- 1y, systematically, and intelligently, and on the most favorabl conditions : 1 Chicago Tribune. i Baltimore American. Chicago Times. ‘Louisville Couricr-Journal, Cincinnati Commercial, Cleveland Herald. Cincinnati Gazette. Pittsburgh Commercial, Pittsburgh Chronicle. Indianapolis Journal, St. Louis Republican, \ St. Louis Democrat. Boston Journal. Detroit Eribune, Boston Advertiser, Springfleld Ropublican, Boston Transcript. Providence Journal, Philadelphia Fress. Hartford Courant. For all other facts, and estimates, &¢., address N HIANNING, NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENT; Waltham Building, 1 Bond-st., New York, . REFERENCES: TIFFANY & C0., Union Square, New York, AMERICAN WATCII €0., Waltham, Mass. CHENEY BROTIIERS, Silk Manufacturors, New York. ROBBINS & APPLETON, No. 1 Bond-st.,, New York, BREWSITER & CO0., of Broome-st., New York, the leading Car- ringe Honse in the United States, 1. PRANG & C0., Fino Art Publishers, Boston, Mass. BIACK, STARR & FROST, successors to Ball, Black & Co., New York. ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY, CHICAGO TRIBUNE, ,CHICAGO TIMES, New York. CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 30, 1474, REWARD, 6,000 REWARD 1t s boon suggostod that tho partios now having pos. sossion of tho boy Chinclio Roes, abducted from Philadol” phia, would be inducod—In case of sulliclent roward being offorsd, snd tho absoluto cortainty of oscapo from punish. ‘mouot being promised=to bring the ohild to some porsons on whom they ceuld roly with tlio most trusting confi . BAKING POWDER. DR. PRICE'S TRIUMEPELANT! PURITY VERSUS WEIGHT AND ADULTERATION, Prof, Dlaney uecs DR, PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER in hin own family. In his leftor of Doc. 4, 1874, Prof. Dlancy snya: *Sinco I sntisfiod mysolf, November, 1873, of ita purity, ite freedom from adulteration, aud the caro taken in itsproparation, I havo used Dr, Prico’s Croam- Bakiog Powder in my house, I can cheorfully recommend It as being o puro, wholesomo, and unw- dullerated Baking Powdor.” Docs Prot. Blanoy indore tho roniTY of the tull-wolght Baking Powder ? Read carofully. Doca ho cortify that it contatus no dilufing materials, which other reputablo chemists flud aro #0 laxgoly used to cheapon the Powder and make weight? , « Doos Prof. Dlanoy say that a Baking Powder, to bo puro, must bo nearly onc-third flour, thot its manufacturors can onrich thomsolves by siwindling tho constumors ? Prof. Blanoy's analysis of tho full-welght Powdor diffors but littlo from the analysls of it pub- 1ished on tho 19th inst. ovor tho signaturo of Prof.'G. A. Marinor, which showed that this Powdor, certifled to by tho President and Sceretary ot tho company that makes and placea it in tho markot a5 boing o *ntandard” aud *entirely pure articlo,” waa #“about oxs-runp flour and foreign matorials,” Ts this not cufMiclont to satisfy tho public that tho claim of the full-weight Powder- malors, that *Trvo tonspoonsfuls of their Powdor will go as far ns threo toaspoonfuls of any othor," like thoir othor unserupulous statomonts, 1a & porvorsion of facts 2. ) Can they oxpect any rensonable person to beliove that a Powdor diluted (nearly) ono-third by flour and other admixturcs, can do the worl of ono like Dr. Prico’s, which ominent chemists cortify to be pure ? * Prof. Blancy, and also Prof. Dolafontaino, find that 16 ounces of Dr. Price's Powder consider- ably more thon fill o can which will hold 16}¢ ouncos of tho full-woight Powdor. Auvd this is accounted for by the fact that the full-wolght Powder, by chomical analysls, is found to bo largely adulterated, and that argols, an impuro cream of tartar, is substituted for puro eroam of tartar (this is nlso shown by tho color), whilo Dr. Prico’s Powder is perfectly propared from the puro materials, Although ono can muy bo henvier than anothor, if both are of exnctly tho samo sizo and both aro full, docs not one contain aa many tenspoonfuls as tho other? And os both are used by teaspoonfuls, what has woight to do with it? Ta not that which ia proven by tho consumer to bo the most offoctivo, tho most economieal 2 Trof. Dolafontaino also cortifies that ho fluds 1134 ouncoes of Dr. Price's Powder is equal to 16 dones. Our catablishment haviog baon knomn toslargo and varlod class of patrons throughout the Unlted Stator for noarly ifty yoars, wo mako the abova offor~SIX THOU- SAND DOLLARS~(tho ssmo betag ono thousand dol- 1ara In addition (o tho five thoussnd offorod thls day by {ho tather of thoboy), for the delivoryol Charlis Ross at 44 0nk Hall" bafora tho st of Jan., 1675, with tho positivo asenranco that no quostions will bo asked boyond thoso necossary for the boj's idontification, Tho roward fa oftored on tho supposltion thay the men who stolo the ohi1 aro now dend, and thosd who hare him in chorgs will ba glad to delivor him to & safo party. @, W, SIMMONS & SO, “0AK HALL," Boston, 32 to 38 North-st. T SILVER AND PLATED WARE. ouncos of tho hoavy-weight Dakiog Powdor. 2 Tho above f4ts show why it is that housokeepors alwaya find a can of Dr. Prico's Cream Baking Powder to go ns far 88 ono-and-a-half cano of thly protty fair artlclo of self-rising flour sold as Bakivg Powdor. STEELE & YRICE, ¢ Manufacturars of Dr, Price’s Croam Jaking Fowder, p——— e s, e SO Ty Ty WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, TRADE MARI. WORGHRTERSHIRD | IV AHDAED HOSARD N, ATSON & G0, Offer for Now Yoar's, Woddiog, and Anuiversary Pres. SUPREME COURT---GENERAL TERM. JOHXN W. LEA gt al. against, SUNDRY COUN- A AOATYERS, “'Whiea it ts appavent that tioro s an fatention to do. ccive tho publio by the nse of tho natne of a place amd tho ward descriptivo of an artiele, such docoption will 7ot ia protosted by the pratousa (bt thoan wOrds can- Tt e e Suelmior ud o custitute o - trado e, Whoto words and thio allgeation of words lince, by long \ihe, bogurno knowwh an Goalknating tho Artlole oft pAc: tlcuinr mauuisvturer, hoacquires a right to thom asa et Wilchalmpotiny dostors eanuot. fraudie atly tivatlo, ho_osssnco of tho wrong i thefalse represontation aad eceit, on proaf of whigh an fnjunotion wil Lssuo. " The Concluding Wordn af the Judge’s Decise iounre: **The ordor appoaled from shiould bo modificd and tho {njunction extunded s0,8a ta iraniblt tho so ot tho tords ‘nrensterenira snuca' on (1o bills, Iabule, aad w of the dafondant.r Gl LEA & PERRINS OELEBRATED PRONOUNCED BY - EXTRACT of o LETTER from a OONNOISEUEY MUDICAL GENTLE- 70 BE THI AN atMadsas, tobis hrothior in [} . ‘WOROESTER, ONLY G000 A Moy, 1. “Tell LEA & PER- TUNS that their Sanco fa highly estoemed in S Indin, and 15, In Ty opinion, thomaat pala- tablo as woll an tho 4§ most. wholeacme Sauco that fs made. SAUCE And Applicablo to OF DISH. Worcestershire Sauce. Sold Whol o and for flxl'nxl)flon Ly, the Pmfidelnrg. LEA & PE NS, Worcostor, Fngluid: nud Retail by Daalors in Sauces gozorally throughout the World, Ask for Len & Perrins’ Sauce, Al partios fnfsinging on_ tho abovo will be proseouted P g R MR AR JOHN DUNOAN'S RONS, NEW VORK. GOEAN NAVIGATION, GUION LINWE. FIBST-OLASS TRON STEAMSHIPS, Botween NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL, calling at Queenstown, Carrying tho United States Ddail. SAFETY AND COMFORT. 77~ Passongors booked to and frém tho principal Eu ropean norts nt lowast rates. Drafts and Letters of Credlt issued on loading Banks and Bankers thronghout Knrope. HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO., FIFTEI-AV. National Line of Steamships. NOTICE- Tagmont southerl touto has alieye baon adopted by in Company. 1 agld, 160 aad oadiands. Eaillag trom Now' York for LIVERPOUL and QUENS- TOWN ovury SATURDAY. Salling trom N, York fur London (direct) every fortatght. ‘Cabiln passege, $60, $70, curranoy : ataorage, at greatly reduced tatos. 'Koturn tlokets at lawost rates, gy 1 aud d. rafts dor £1 aud, WL SN, Westorn Aconty Kortheast carner Olnrk and Randoiph-ats. (apposita now horninn (ouso), Guloaze. Gicadl s WEITE STAR LINE. MAIL LINE TO EUROPE. REDUCED RATES. No. 97 South Clarlk-st. ALFRED LAGERGREN, Guneral Wostorn Agont. e s o LSRR : T @reat Western Steamship Line, From Now York ta Bristol (l“:nnlnnukl)dln;t. _— , Capt, B T y, Doo. 23. Gre Oornal o ant, Windhat, \Wedagday, Jan, 20, Cabin Passage, $70; lutennodiato, $15; Steeraye, $30, Facursion tickots, §12 Apply st Gon'l Freight Dopot Lake shoro & M3 - By AonoNALD, Agont, oy o FINANOCIAL, 10 GWYNNE & DAY, Bankersy No. 16 Wallasts, Now Yurk, (ESTABLISITED L) a recolva doposity subjeet tn chack at sight, and atlow {nterest on balsneos, We by and sell ub comimlasion Ituilroad Stocks, Bunds, Gold, et ither for cash or o thaa, Wo mnko adv, " lntu‘mun. ur carry TO LOAN, for thrae yonrs, nt ton per cont, 0 91,360, $2, on tmproved Ohioago ronl ostnte, TURNER & MARSIL 103 Wushington-st. St - WANYED, Speofal portner with $16,000 in an ostabe llshud TRETAILand JODBING HOUSE in this oity, Will pay from $3,000 to 56,000 per gnnum, Addross SPEOIAL, care I, X, OHANDLBE & 00,, 80 Madlson-at, cnts, the Largost and Richest Stock of Silver Gonda in tho Weat. Wi open to-day now Plated Tea Hets, Urns, Casters, Baskots, Ice Lltchors, &o., all at oxtromoly low DOLLARK! ‘Will bo distributed at the Fifth and LAST Congert in ald of the Btz v o : State & Monroe-sts., Publl(}leI’a,I‘y Qf Ky‘_ OPEOSITE THE PALMER HOUSE. FEBRUARY %7, 1875, l Positively no Postponement, GONCERT ON 27T, Ot ) Money Refunded! UNDERWEAE. Positively Last Chance!, P T a',;::'r‘“";d Positively Lagt Concert! Apply te THOS, I BRAMLETTE, Agont, Loulsville, Kv. or 10 WATTS & CO.y Raom 47 Metropolitnu Block, corner LuSnllo and Kandolphests., Chieago. FOR TWO DAYS. “Woshall offer to-day and to.merroyw, boing the last daya provious to our ANNUATL IN- VENTORY, the balance of our stock, Merino Underwear, Blankets, Cloaks, and Furs, MANDEL BROCS,, 63 & 65 Washington-st, Tenty-second-st. and Michigan-av. A T T A e S s KTIRTRER? FLOUR. FLOUR. THE STAR & CRESCENT MILLS, Cholce Flour af Retail, STAR & CRESCENT Chest Minnesota Wheat), $§.DU Warmnted Lo malto £ pounds moro bread, snd o hottoz quallty thau any Wintor Whoat Flour at thy price. THAYER'S EXTRA (While Witler Whea, $7.50 | Eeesiomomas e Faus] to any Wintor Whoat Floge {n thia markot, S ————— PATENT FLOUR (Very Chofte), - - - - $9.00 REMOVALS, Dellserell n avy part of tho clty froo of chargo, ar shinped to any sddress i tho countey on ecoliy of prices Quality raranteed. - : Tresh-ground Winter and Spring Graham Bugkwhoat Flour, Oat Meal, Tino White and Yollow Corn Meal, OLINION BRIGAS & HEERMARS, FISH AND BIDDLE & BOYD, Tuygorters aud Jobhers of Wonlsns, ‘Hlavo romoved to thoir Now Store, 38 & 40 MADISON-ST., Near corner Wabashay, REMOVAL. “PROVISIONS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR BALE LOW= J,000 1ait Dels, No. 1 Whitofiah,” 0, 8,54 KI i . HITE e DA J.H, DIX,Wholosalo Dealor in Salt L0 e pinwtiah Mo iegkorl Fish, Oannod Goods and Provisions, #1000 O urge’s tiailish, i hasremoved to 08 8100 Michigan-av- Trea, K cred Tar. = 4 e e e e Datne. FURS, 6,000 Lbs. Dix's Sugar-cured Bacon, AR A AAA A AN AN AN NS BSAA AR, BY THE WINTER 18 JUST BEGINNING. SPLOIAL BARGAINS IN J. Ef. DAL, | 08 dc 100 MICNIGAN=AY, 'LADIES' FASHIONABLE FURS! 645 MIQHIGAN-AV. rithe il a stock of FINE FURS pur. ?flfim'i'"-'a' Sahane el 1u'Now York, we ulfor tho fol. owing VERY-ATTEAQTIVE BARGAINS, MISCELLANEOUS. ELECTION NOTICE, Notice is horoby given thiat (he sunual olcotion of Di- | A hrand-now Miuk Mull and Collar, omlyieresieceeesB T rectors of the Traders Insnranco Gorapanyof Ohloago, | Lisndsome Set Kecuch Seal, Miuk, Lyuz. or Muskon 1 4 X 16fokant MInK Bebicessvasveers ~81band 20 ., will bo bold at the ofico of satd Company, Nos. 25 | Jiich Soalskin Stufl aiid Tiua, ‘Goly.. % and 37 Chambor_of Commoros, LaSatle-at,, on Monday, uft and Doz, ol Hplandid Mfnk A Jandsome 'rench Beal Sacq, oul o Also, nn Itlegant Sot of Gonulne Russian Sable,” oo prising Mut, fica and Gullar, cost B3, price §10: Prvas Reidene, 05 Hishigan-av., lorh oraan-ot REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. Torty feot on Rusheat,, in o most clogant 5 per foot. “Apply 10 nemhhorhoodb?!fi‘l'l perioot, mp&f.. g1 -Dearborn-st. Jau, 4, A, D. 16 25 Talle will bo open from 10 o'olock &, m, to 1 o'clock p R. J. BMITH, Guicavo, Dee. Bocrotars, ELEGANT SETS OF FLOWERS Impaeted oxprassly for Now-Veer's raceytiont, Also the bost soloction of fowors far partles and evening waar, at M'llo PONCELET'S, Impartor diroot from Pasia of flow. ers and fenthors, o5\ uth of 1 of that dar, Tas, ™ 0 hicenth-et, ik L B, G 1N N ARTIFICIAL LIMB AND DEFORMITY Apparatus Manufuaotory, .2 ey Teooms 28, 27, und 23 Dora's Block, northwest FOR SALE, ‘coruwr Statn and Madisonats, Addreas Dr. G ARDNIL S, Commiasionor, NL W, cor, 5tat ong, 1t cinacs 1 St c@ @ I Of all kinds dolivored promptly by T Ta ELathhaway, G, g Yt tr, e RAnto 35, THE ‘STOCK OF CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE OF I, FRIEDHAY, BANKRUPT, fn glfared at private salo by the undor- All partios intorosted inj Canal Navigation dre jnvited to call at the offico of 8. W, Son, 167 Clark-st., ‘Wednosday, 2 p. m. " NO DISSOLUTION. Invololng 88,00, J 4 i3 o'clack, Nicholns Mihalskl horuby glres notice that tho paet. | Stedsy “b‘?:\l;\d“nly \le.,'x‘:ll(':urcs:wl;l‘l'\llw Anid at 13 o'clack, atwaon dalin B, Farchi and | 81U ', [hiawaco of tho bidves. 'Tho el 1o roloot 4t norahip heretofura ulllllu;‘ Nichoias Shiotaliki fa not issolved, wud catimot bo withis it the Gousvut of $hu undapnnod’ NICHULAS MIOUALSKI, PRESCRIPTION FREE, For the rpocdy cure af Bewlnal Weaknose, Tost Manhiond, DAIHJ .d,:-\:mAllr:If" lll{lloll‘unlll MII‘I bly Illl:]‘ll'q‘mllnlll or excons, Uy Urosia hes tho herodiaus, A0 Y AE e GO Y\ ohunat, Oblo. Bty cantrind, iogk aud ipveatorios iy by seon on application to, the undurel - RIS i1 TENRIN ravhlona) Asslaee, ud Tru o perva during th s T o Gampany o T o hours ol 108, vy z 1§t ), 2R HEY ENBOTIN, Casblor i AN reams are, B ; Loy PACIFIC PEOPLE. | Some of Them Abls-to Take Bribes Without & Mur- mur, The Investigating Com ; Moy Turn Them O Tis Character in o Delieate and oo teresting Plight, The Gossips at St. Paul Are Rolling It About in the . Dixt. At Washington, Too, Some Awkward Statemenis Are Made. Mr, Parsons Shares in the Sonndal and I-Fame, The Investigation Yesterday Developed Few New Facts, A Witness Sealed DIMr. Dawes’ DMouth in a Curious Way. | Ono of the Most Remarkable Winks Evor Eeard of. THE SUSPECTED. SOUNDS FRON HOME, ITEAS OF INTEREST FURKISHED DY EX-POSTMASTER KING'S JINNLYOTA NEIGHDORS. Speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, 87. Paur, Dec, 2).—Tho Assistant Cashier of tho American Exchange Bank correctly describes King a8 » largo-sizod mon with bushy whiskers. The fact of his wenring whiskers was denied by somo of his acquaintarces hero, whore ho usually appesrs closo shaven, nod tho Minnenpoiis Tribune used that statoment a8 discroditing tho clerk's ovidenco, but turning to the Audrens (3finn.) Atlas, published last month, wo fiud that King's portralt appears from o pliotograph fur- pisbod by himaolf, with bushy side whislors; and numbors knowing him well rocolleet that ho dld wear whiekers 1n tho spring of 1872, LWIAT TIE NEWSPAPERS BAY. The evidenco takenin Now York yeslerday was published by the Winona Republican without a word of commont. The 8t, Paul Pioncer ssid #Tho svidence of the monoy drawn by King be- ing sent to Miunesota complotely exonoratos him,”” Dut adds: “In any ovent, thore Is enough in tho developments to require King, who liag testified to his cntire innoconee of com- plicity in the Paciflo Mall matter, to rise and ex- plain,” The 8t Paul Press propounds three ques- tions, which it deelares mneed prompt an- swerd: “Itrsl, for what purpose or congidoration waa this money paid to King by Irwin? Seccud, If not a'partof a corruption fund intrusted to Irwin by tho Pa- cific Mail Company, what waa it ? Third, Did King deny on oath, as alloged by tho dinnoapo- lis Tribune, that ho bod over handled & dollar of money which Irwin is charged with having used for corrupt purposes 27 > The Press adds : ‘Tt is possible those ques- tions mny be entisfactorily auawered, bat mean~ time wo aro bound to say sppearaunces aro ter- ribly ngamnet King,” and furthor saya ils objec. tions t0 lus nomination for Congress ** wore based on cortain disagreoablo ramors which wo wera ngsured by his friends wero wholly groundless. Lecauso ilio Republicans of this district beliovod Xing #n_honest muu thoy olected him to Con- gross. Ie must promptly vindicato tho coni- doneo thoy roposod in Jum by amnK)eto exenlpe- tion from what now sppears on tho faco of the testimony to bo evidouce of complicity with Trwin in a very bad-smelling picce of businesa. But biis own onso of propriety will suggest to him tho only altorartivo which” will bo Joft him incaso ho faile to do this, and the only atone- mont which he can malto ta the Republicans of this district.'" The Minnenpolis Afail pays: Tho news is somowhat oxciting. The worst fentura of the cage in King's reported dosiro to appear incog- nito in tho transrction, 1lo mny have beou paid tho wholo smount for his porsonat influcnca and ut it whero it_would do thie most good; but lungs look bad for him, and an immedinte, can- did oxplanation is in arder.” Tuo Miancapolis Tribune raises the question of King's idontity boing established by Clark% evidonce a8 o the whiskers. Itsnys: * Yonrs aggo Col. King did wear very light sido whiskots, but nover bushy ones, while for yoors his faco hoas boon clean-shayen. Such “ovidonce would not be suflicisnt to* hang o yellow dog. Horover, as King's namo is now brought beforo the Committeo by direct testimony, we presumo ho will be again sunmoned to tell what ho kuows, and wo hava no doubt but e will bo able to give s aloar and satisfactory explanation of his connee- tion with thoe businoss, At Joust it will be mani- festly unfair aud cruolly unkind for any of his old noighbora to,condomn lim unheard till tho opportunity iggfven im to suswer these chnrges, Our own faith in hisintogtity cannot beshnken.” "I'hio St, Paul Dispalch rejoicos over its oarly dincovory of Ling's traoks in tho affair, sud pub- lislyos roplics of- papors friondly to King to ity ghory, as it published, and tolographed to Tur /I'pipuNE, Ouo of its numorous paragraphs on tho subject inlimates that part of tho manoy King sent_back to Minnesots may possibly Lo tracod to King's friendsin the Mimosots Con- gressional dologation, There is MUCH EXOITENENT AMONG REPUDLICANS fiere, and o vory genoral feeling that, unloss Ting can fully clear bis skivts, homust rosign. All agree that thoy do 1ot sco how ho can o 18- Yieved, and tho roport of tho ovidenco to-day is rezarded hero by King's frionds as positivoly chnehlng. ‘Thera are already nuwerous specula- tions relative to a new election, galap s KING AND PARSONS, THE VERACITY OF THE FONMER GENTLEMAN QUES~ TIONED, Special Dispateh to The Chicago T'ridune, Wasntsatoy, D, C, Deo, 20, —The dis- olosures in Now York which show Biil King'a rolations fn tho Pacific Mnil are nota surprige here, A fow days after the additional subsidy was passed, King's namo wes whispored about the House in connection with the supposed jobbory. From that day to this tho belief hns generally provailed In civolos best iuformed that those rumors smong Congressmen had substan- tial foundution, Thls goneral conviction was somewhat modified whon the ehnracter of King's teatimony at the uocrot inventigation, two yoars ago, beenme known, Notwithstanding that tes- timouy, thoro wero mnny things In King'u con- NUMBER 130, donco with groat caro says, howovor, that the followlng I8 AX EXACT TRANSCRIPT OF THE TESTIMONY OF RING upon this subject : . Question—DId yau rocelvo any monoy for your noryices on bobalf of this echemo (roferring to tho erforts to seouro tho Pacitic Mall additlonal subsidy)? Annwer—Not ono dollar, directly or indirootly. King was thon sskod the followlbg queation : Q.—Did you spond any wmoney for anybody clso ‘A.—~Novor; not one dollar, dircotly or indl- roctly. Tho attentlon of tho rocusant witness Yrwin was this ovening called to tho toxt of thoe testi- mony of King taken nt Now York yestorday. Irwin amiled, and said that, inhia tostimony talon two yoars ago, King positivoely statod that hio neltbor directly nor Indirectly recolved any monoy from any Rcman on sccount of any oper~ alions of tho Pnciito Nall Steamship Company in connection with tho subsidy. It is woll undor- stood that Irwin gave to tho Sub-Committeo of él“yn and Monns In secret sossion au intimation hat HING HAD BOMN CONNEOTION WITH TUE CORRUF- TION YURD. At all ovonts, the Bub-Committeo did not hesi- tato publicly to declaro that tho pocullar phrase- ology of Irwin's tostimony was mndo to cover tha caso of King and Parsons. Irwin eaid that 'ho paid no money to sny membor or ofticer of 1 tho Forty-socond Congress who s alao & mombor or officer of the Forty-thirdy Congress. Pureons was not s mombor of the Forty-second Con-; gross, although ho is of tho Forty-third ; and King, withough an ofticor of tho Forty-sccond, is nob_nleo an ofiicor or member of the Forty-third. o will ho o member of tho Forty-fourth, if tlie Demoerats do not oust Lim, } Unless King shall bo ablo to makesoma aubstans l\l’n! krotutntlun of tho tostimouy pivon in New ; orl, 318 POSITION WILG PIIOVE A VERY RERIOUS ONE. Ho will rest under tho jmputation of having committed porjury aa woll as of tho jobbor, Tho oath of ollico which King ‘was requirod to tako g Postmnstor of tho Ilouso contained tho dec- | Joration thot be would nover have any di- 1oct or indireot interest in aay blll or: clnim pending befors Congrees. To havo onch au interest is specially forbiddon an oflicor of Congress by statute. I King wos intorested in bohaif of the Pacific Mail wubsidy, ho violated thot oath, and if the evidenco in Now York is not refuted his testimony two years ago was untrue. ‘There ia a Federal statutowhich defines falso wwenring heforo & commwitteo of Congrosa 28 perjury. TIn in ntated that evidonoe will ba brought to show that THE EXAGT UM PAID RICHARD PANSONS was £03,000, and not $150,000. If the evidenco upon this point in a0 atroag as it ia sald to be, the writlen ktatoment which Parsona submitted twoneof tho memhors of the Committea of Ways snd Meauy will need material reviston, —— CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRES, THE PENDING INVESTIGATION, TESTIMONY TAKEN YLSTERDAY. New Yonw, Doc. 20.—Tho inveatigation inta tho subsidy business of tho Pacific Mail Bteam- ship Company was resumad this morning. GEORGE A. BCOTT, of Scott, Strang & Co., toutilled that falss on- tries of the amounts paid to him were reported to tho witness by Mr, Hatch. At the time Hatch told him, Hatch wes tho Managing Divector of tho Company, Thero wera two or threo entrics inthe book; one of £150,000, and anothor of £50,000. ‘Che witness pron:ised to produce the uccount for the Committee, By Mr. Dawes—Do you know of any falso en- trles to other partics w the Pacific Bail books ? The witness gave Mr, Dawes a wink, ond whispered in his ear, ‘Tho answer wze nof in- sisted on. ONRISTIAN B. M'DOUGALL, polico offieor teatifiod that b snw King in the Park Bavk when ho was_in“the firm, A check for $507,647, rigued by Irwin and indorsed by Noyes,.wes identitied by tho witness, Ho a it wus what is called “an * oxchango check Tho ontry of £650,000 .wap falso, #8 wero all such other ontries, Tho 507,647 was only n loan to Btockwoll porsonalty, for nocomoantion purposos, and not to the Company. e witness was paid by ono chock of 600,000 from tha Pacitic Mail’ Company, and tho day after thix another check, from the Pauams Railroud Com- qmly, for ©7,547, was deposite This was doue simply ot the request of Stoci I had no business with Irwin i ilny, 187 Lnowladgae of the entry of £100,000 in I'neifia Mail books to Eldridge, and the tirm of Irwin, as agente, and Hurriott & Noyes. 1f uny such entry oxisted, it was falso, John P, Tlsby testilled that ho knew nothing about tho disbirsomont of mouoy to Mr. King Iio livod in St. Paul in tho summer time. The Wwitnets' knowledgo was ouly derived from Cole, Churles W, Griswold, of * the Filth Avenus Hotel, identified two checks indorsed by bim. Ono check wus dated May 40, 1872, and "drawy in fayor of W. 8. King, for $1,459, and_indorsod payable to Darby, Griswold & Co.'s order. Ane ottior way dated duy 30, 1872, to W, 8. Kiug, for, 3;},000‘ Did not know for what this money war awn. WILLIAX I, GAGE : testifiod that Lo waa eashior for the propricton of tho Fifth Avenue Hotol, W. B. XKmg askat that these cheoks Lo plnced to his credit, Fin money was paid out in diftercat sums. King wat & guest in tho hotel. Did not remember socing auy person with King, Iis name was cnterec on tho rogistor on the 20th of bay, 1572, and In left on the 8lat of Alay,—two days uftor. JOIN ROACH, tho iron-ship buflder, tostiiled that ha had dont business with tho Pacitic Mail Company sincy 1871 ; builz ove vesxol for them in.1571; up t June, 1872, bud built suothor vessol ; had ne othor business with them than'buildiug theseves. goly, Thotlrst thing he knew sbout thosubsidywal after it beermo o lnw, Thoy nover asked him te ai thom in procuring tho passage of the euix pliy. e knew of no porson employed to ni¢ them. Mr, Irwin askod him for some statislici about the China trado, which ho gavo him ‘Whatever dealings the wituess had with the P cifie Mnil Company wero with tho present Board, Bince Juno, 1872, ‘Po Committeo then took & rocess. Upon roassembling, DULAMATER, CASIIER OF THE PABR DANK, was exaniived, Ho tostifled that on the 30th of May thero waa deposited by the Pacifio Mail Company the sum of $275,000, whichjwas pinced to the crodit of tho Broocklyn Trust Company. “The Presidont of the Brooklyn F'rust Compasy thon was I3, 8. Mills, and the Sccrotary Houry Rodman, Witnoss' attention was firet drawn ta this mattor yesterday. Had no knowledgo bo- yond this mattor of tho Brooklyn Trust Com- any; could not tell by an oxaminotion of his ooks by whom tho mouay wns drawn. At the timo thig deposit was mnde tho Trust Company Liad & doposit of $151,000 in bank, ALDERNAY 0, P, 0, DILLINGS tostifiod that he wasn Jawyer; was olected Di- rector of tho Puclflo Mail Company in Novem- Der, 1871 ; know Irwin by sight; Knew of bim belug sout to Washington to ropresent tha duot difienlt of explunation on the thoory of bis ignarauce of a corruption fund. Owing to the absence of. tho oflicors of tho Iousa who beve King's testimony in churge, the cxact lan- uage of his evidohico takon in secret invoutiga- tion canuot be officially obtained io-night. gontloman who liss reontly examinod this ovi- | Company,. Witness undorstood ho was thero to Drocure tho passage of tho bill, but did not know what moaus wero omployed, Was prosont ata mnelinfi authorizing Stockwoll to employ coungol, and approprinting monoy. in ordor tu propare a bill and securo ita passago. 'Fhiy wad ot an executivo sossion, and the nction was_aftorwards ratitled in tho meoting of the Board of Diroctors, Btockwoll thought t+ £10,000 would bo enough, but no sum largo or small, was agrecd upon. Tie was tho poliey of the Company te * President was doing with tho Pac ‘This ontry of €750,000 in the pauy cacapod tho notico << pany desited Lo kuow doing with the fand ascertpined frov woro uskod wall with re for tho sul the Comy custom ¢ all cheet dent, ¢ amour Hums dent, phany Con