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The New York herald., 1874-11-30
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY 30 1s74-rRPLE

few arc invited are TWO very different things;
but between the two many we'll mentioned peo-
pie in this city seem 10 be unable TO see any ier-
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The t,rcat Trunk Line


DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
Train, leave Ss New ss s s T ss. p e and
Cortandt streets, as toows:-
s55ss %ssss saS 81 and
Fr sfa sh
ssllry sd i's syfo oi
" Wash,ass% Esprsss" p Ru%an fsrSr Car. f$ aas
HSMsp' Fesua saE at rs 'sn AND "sTsa Sunday
Express Tor PhiladelPhs, s;aa 9:soA. NJ, 1880
and lmsraps mig 4 %sas ant second saaspy GLASS
's' ssysyt S$ ii. Sae IL. .S s;,s la1
rs sS II y az ssd IL asSt IL 's ss rs
'sf I'D s & .s5 s "a sS ~ sS ss s ss =
FG5 MqaapF5Fs re,n .na 4PDSy and south A00y and
rs: ss% s!T9ixsS ana sa% T. s' ''
ESs kasssa ana NS;ky MI ssS and sna 4IePM.
Fer Fer Fhssss ana 1ad sevdss ~
rsa apS fl.sSsa' e / r. IA VA 5 4 n ''D
ri dSa5 FsmSsros and Camden, via Perth
For. aish,s,own and Pember'en GAN:
}ais srsys sns eS's'sE s9e
o aay Hqaday anG SGR Washington naay sna bs
o ana # ~ Il + n From !5 ph,ase s 5s pnia SaS e
iog7P.M sunday $50, $50. S55, li:ss a. G.. 7;s6
, Ticket ofsces S:s and ya Broadway; No; As,or
ssuss no are sS & G and is
son ygran exs ss No. Bat
FRANK THoasoS, General Manager, "''e' "S'A"
denes ieamcrs Tea M SARRSe sSsEff every rnesasy. sr.
o inaT a rom psr IS so
River foot OF Jay street, att Z. NJ.
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NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND PERRY
are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS rom whitehall
street. tcot of Broadway. tor New Brighton Snug Har.
Dor, West Brighton Port Richmond and ELM PARK.
from SO A. NJ. to 7so P. NJ daily. Sundays inclusive.
Fare ~ cents
,..,..,-,...,..., MARBLE MANTEI.s.
II GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
"A An extensive stock Slate and Marble Mantels,
Trays anu STATE SsS Ssvsy JJpMpxy
.nlon square. to0rln avenue and Seventeenth st. n 4
.s9a AI a A.rps sS1 ,Ss I.
Rna ia Eas Turning Tor a s trade s
A GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES OF MARBLE
a and ma,be,zea Mantcs; ali kind Of Floor Thing,
ay slabs for PLUMBERS and cabinet
Marble Works No 2l7 to 1913 West Fifty first street.
Broadway.
BILLIARDS.
At STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
or me - rhsan ,Sa m cu.hOns FOR
% rhelan Contender. 7ss Broadway Scw YORK.
A LOT or NEW nsxs BEvEL BILLIARD TABLES,
"A everything complete will be sold very low piano
store 2lg East twenty third street Third avenue
WANTED-ONE OR TWO MARBLE OR SLATE
W bed ttaxs carom Billiard Tables good order,
with Balls, cues, 6c, mpctc. Address GEORGE u.
DAVIS son. Lynchburg, Va
NlANrED-A CARROM BILLIARD TABLE IN GOOD
" order, with Fixtures complete Address, with par
uculsrs, J. e., box l73 Herald office.
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COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

DACIFic MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA.
lows
ACAPULCo, Com: A. G. Gray, December S. u noon
COLON. Captain q, l. Tanner, December 10. - noon.
And every aiiernae saturday, CONNECTING with all
steamers Tor Central America and South Pacific ports
Steamers leave san Francisco for Japan and China
foows:-
December
-
For freight or passage further Information apply at
the company's oitice wharf, of canai street
New York. II. j. BuLLAY. Superintendent.
RUFUS HAiCU, Managing Director
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
IM Holland, Belgium. the Rhine, Switzerland, &c. via
ROTTERDAM
stesmer r. CALAND December 10
These beautiful steamers carrying the United states
mail to the Netherlanda weh known for the regu.
lanty OF their trips. Rates OF pa ssage low
FUNCH, EDYE Co, /. W. MORRIS.
General Agents 50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

(yREAT WESTERN
(T STEAMSHIP LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL tENGLANO DIRECT.
The steamers of this line will sail from pier IS East
River as follows -
CORNWALL. Captain stamper. December 10
GREAT WESTERN capain Windnam......
Cabin passage. S70 ntermedia,e. S45; steerage. $780,
currency; excursion tickets Sl3l
Apply to the agent " South street. -
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

DY ". r. MITCHELL, MISUNDERSTANDING
ID turers sale on account OF removal.-rHE TAUNTON
at their salesrcom No 4Maden lane, daily until further
notice at 10 O'Clock A. NJ their entire Stock elegant
silverplaeC Ware Table Cutlery. &c The attcnton of
the trade hotel and restaurant propretors is called
this salc BY order OF Taunton silver Plate Company
JOHN H. SWAIN. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

Dy G. D. FAVOR AUCTIONEER.
ID NJ. Z. FAVOR, auction and storage, Is East Four.
teenh street. will sell on Tuesday December L. at II
hand Furniture Carpets Mirrors Pictures cooking and
parlor stoves, Cutlery, &c Some of this furniture is
very hne akng OF the best sales this fall Dealers
invited. Particulars Tuesday A. 81.
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A CCTIoN NOTICE-BY LUKE FITZGERALD.
n ElcQant Household Furniture
AZ public auction THIS DAY.
over 400 lots by catalogue.

A UCTIOS NOTICE.
~ HENRY 2fNN, Auctioueer.
sells, THIS DAY, at i0ls O'Clock,
all the elegant furniture,
In private residence q East goth ST. near Rroad way
viz rosewood fianoforte round corners ee CANT
Paror and BEDROOM suits Oil Paintings Carpets Mir
rors, Curtains Clocks, Bedscads Bureaus. Wardrobes
spring and nar Mattresses and every article necessary
for housekeeping.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

RowE HlLLIER, AUCTIONEERs- s-MARsHAL's
ID sale. corner OF University place and Eighth street.
on Monday November 80, at ii O'Clock, the entire
tents of first class Grocery, consisting Flour Sugar
Brooms, Macaronl, oils Preserved Fruits, FISH Apples
and casks black walnut Fixtures, Counter Scales iron
safe, Shelving, Desks and Ratings. &c.
CORNELIUS FARLEY, Marshal
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

DOVE 4 HITLER, AUCTIoNEKks.-PEREMPTo
ID sale OF elegant parior. bedroom and chamber Fur
niturc, rosewood Piano, octave carved legs, Piano
l. at ii O'clock. Large quantity Of black walnut x and
single Bedsteads parlor suits in reps black walnut;
marble top carved Chamber Suits sdeboards. marble
top Dressing Bureaus sofas, Chairs lounge Rockers
Tables French plate pier and maitel Mirrors, spring
and hair Mattresses fine collection of Oii Paintings
by the following artistS:-
George Harturg, w. French,
Andrews, BlakelOck,
Egan, Clinton Loveridge,
Howard Hill
One fine old Painting ''rhe Scourging of Christi
painted BY the Elder Bassano in the yesr 1885, Also a
lot of Musical Instruments Volins and Bows Guitars
DC, 70 be sold without
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A UCTIoN SALE-cOMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK
n Positively THIS tMONDAY) MORNING,
atihe elegant private residence

A UCTI0N SALE.-AUCTIoN SALE THIS tMONDAY)
"A afternoon, ut IA O'Clock property OF private fam
sixth avenue Oyer s75 lots useful and elegant House
forte, latest style paror Suits Curtains. Mirrors Paint.
ngs, Bronzes ,locks Tables. Etageres rosewood and
walnut Chamber suits, Matti esscs Bedding, rep and
hair soth suits library dining t. rnrhitnre
Esq N. B-Responsible men in attendance remove
goods, free Of charge, for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

the eompanys oice; on wharf. loot OF canai street
'W '0'A RUFUS i H1ioti Ssais9ISH Maaasias Director
For san Francisco.
.. Straits q Magellan.
The magnificent stsaWshg cir9 hF TOXIC
5000 tons burden
will be despatched as above on
tram n,sr foo. ssgs o res December Nnrb z ls
For fre,sh, or passage or other information please sp
HI BuLLAY, superintendent
RUrUs HATCH, Managing Director
PEDUckD RArEs-FoR PORT ROYAL AND FER
peee%esr ,Sm psr& & NJ "a Yoh for
Florida. ihc allowing through rates have been esao
dtaely:-Firsi class, so cents second class 2
,hird class 70 cents; fourth class Is cents nth class
HEM GELPcKE, Agent No william street.
s #sTssa steamers sfa leave HSSfas ss' ss
e1Ey og sSn HAVANA DlsHo! Ess.:..y Dec
TY CfTY OK or MEX yo;v Tuesday Dec Dec y
CITY FOR s VERA ckUz AND NEW dR%ExSSA 1lsaaSA Dec
Siry OF Tuesday: De-: is
''' ''''S'' '' 'A''A'' fE?efk E?e1fkExASDRE SONS.
Wv s'ys ssx o ss sss "
IN Ihese tirst class steamships will sail at r. N.
pier y North River foot of Cedar street. for Havana
cekynMHBNTTSc CIV Il O. Reed c, Dec Dec 4
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommo-
0a"0nS' HSpIs VIZ +, CLYDE CO.. No. s Bowling Green
McKeer, Luling Co. Agents in Havana
E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
tn. steamship hTDsoh scsp capsn Gaser % will leave
nfg r SSFa Sys a
E. rasa Sc as 3
s50 seerage saa;, For lrslsht or passage apply to
At Ksy West earryIas the United A states mail
70 fas River on say W.
Through XII, sdns iS Hqss;o% and 70 ali
8: and +. No charge ior iorwarains in New York
For freight , or passage having superior accommoda'
SAF5aEy aA95a &C. s H. vs.. S:1sss s1sss lane
Foh shE EAs5H 9sFEANA4s 1N4:, D1fES5 sFs&ssH!r LINE
sIss ssSsy 8 ssss q Moore
sssa
nSF Fl
aaS5s sa.. Dnssa
S SiExsf5SS osstsS
AnoSPfh cr1 S Hsn% Msoresy nyus is S
Freight received daily Through rates to Galveston,
@a'asoi and @GeA'Se s pasass s
For freight having superior accommodations
apply to c. H. MALLORY 60, Agents,
1853 Maiden lane.
(NR0MWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND,
~ Ne steamship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves every
"Wednesday and the GEO. CROMWELL. every saturday.
fc5.!aad %tS Priss,pa RAILROADS ana
commodaI,ons unsurpassed. Passage, including state
room ana Appy lneS 10 CLARK SEAMAN So West street.
NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIoHMoND-oLD
~ Dominion Steamship Company.-steamers leave
above ports from pier 81 North River foot of Beach
street, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7. NJ
Also intermediate steamers
Through bills of adng and passenger tickets issued
to all points in the interior. .
Also steamer for Lewes, Del ana all points IN Dela-
ware and Eastern Maryland, every Monday and Thurs
day. at4 p. NJ
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

RowE HITLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ sale on MondaiX q Novembcr So at os oslock the
and Eighth street com2risiny fine BEDROOM Suits Bed
and ingram CARPETS Wardrobes Lounges. Chairs,
stands Parlor suits in SATIN brecate and reps; Lam
brequns and Cornices, Turkish Chairs, Oil Paintings,
ar9r stoves dining Extension Table and Chairs Range
lamps. Table Linen Quilts Blankets sheets Cutlery.
Crockerv and Glassware large Hotel Safe Bar and Bar
Fixtures. dialogues now ready. BY order OF Attorney
for Mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

nRUG G ERK WANTED-TO GO A FEW MILES IN
II the country: with three or four years cx.
perence Address, for three years. G. G. c., box lA
Herad Office.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

DY MAX BAYERSDORFER. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE
ID 81 First sreet-Mortgagc tIucsday),
at II O'clock 65 West Houston street. frst class Liquor
Store MAX BAYERSDORFER,
Attorney Mortgage.
NRoCKERY.-HENRy LoTz AUCTIoNEER, SELLS.
~ this day. IL O'Clock A. NJ. white granite, Bridge,
woods, Limoges, Rock and Yellow Ware, &c.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, 10 college place.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

RYJW CAMPBELL; Ja. AucTIoNEER.-C
commencing at lols O'clock. elegant Household Furn
private family, in residence 81 Charles street. be-
octave rosewood Pianoiorte recently purchased for
ornlces to match, and Consoie fine lace Curtains ele
giant walnut in aid parlor Furniture by Marcott; fine
suits hne Paintings and Engravings marble Fables,
walnut Dining, Extension, other Tables rush bottom,
walnut easy Rocker and other Chars; har other Mat
tresses: feather Pillows choice Ornaments, fine
mpnt rich Sverware, Mirrors, Cut Glassware China.
Turkish LOUNGE, elegant Brussels Carpets Range, on
Soaps, &C.; kitchen Utensils. Buyers, dea crs specu
laiors specially invited No All goods removed
day
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN.

DENTISTS EMPLOYED AT ALL TIMES IN OuH
IL various establish ments; also ourneym as clerks,
students able 10 support themselves while learning
PKETERRE BROS. l59 Bowery, New York, Paris, Lon.
don
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CTONINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON AND PRovI.
- dence ,teamers NARRAGANSErr; every Tuesday.
Thursday and saturday, and STONfNGfON, every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. pier IS North
River, foo; OF jay street, att 4. NJ
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dor LONDON CRAFTSMANSHIP CANADA
r. sails saturday, December For passage, at lowest
rates. apply at 1HOMPSON'S Passage Office, rs Broad
way, corner Of Rector street
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ Passports OF the Department OF state issued by
A. G. WIBLMARTli. United states Court House. n
Chambers street
(N,DONOvAN ROSSA--CHEAPEsT PASSAGE OF.
~ Ace in New York k--Steamefs for Ireland, England
and Scotland every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
- sturday money orders Northern Aotci corner Cor
andt and West strcctA
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
EAGLE LINE

The splendid vessels this avorite route for the Con:
tnent (belng southery than other will sail
from pier No. 81 North River. as ioows:-
WILLIE DE PARIS, Daure. Saturday Dec. IL
PERElRE surmont Saturday, lee: 26
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD including winel
First cabin, Sl25 second S75: 'rhird, $50
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
American travellers by taking This line, avoid both
English railway and the dscomfots
''''' GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent. So Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

I MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
;. The steamship GENERAL MEADE, Captain 4, W.
street on Saturday. December 5. ats O'Clock p. NJ.
Freight received daily. Through rates given to St
Louis Wick sburg, Mobile Galveston ana Indianoia.
For freight or passage. having superior accommOda
tons apply to FREDERIC BAKER pier 81 North River.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
HOUSES, ROOMS. SC, WANTED

VrANTED-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR
w and two Bedrooms, connecting with bath, &C.,
ahoye Twenty third between Fourth and sixth
avenues without board: price not TO exceed 500 per
office,
The New York herald., 1874-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

EAKY ROOFS-ALL KINDS REPAIRED, REGENE
IL rated and made equal to new; all work warranted,
Cali on address JOHNSON Thirty fourth street and
Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAM HIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton and Bremen
The steamship HLRMANN. Captain G. Reichmann
will sail on Saturday. December 5... ...2 T. NJ from
Bremen pier. foot third street. Hoboken, to be
followed bv
steamship DE UTSCHLAND, Captain W. Ladcwigs,
Saturday. December Il
Rates OF passage 10 London, Havre and Bremen.
First caDln Siuus Rou
For freight passage apply to
OELRlCHS Il Co. Agents No. Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1874-11-30

DAWNBROKERS SALE.-R FIELD, GENERAL
l. Auctoneer saesroorn, No. SO Bowery) will SELL this
day. O'Clock, 500 lots Mems and Womens Clothing
Dresses Shawis Remnants, Underclothlng, Bedding,
and Vests. The sale of Mems Clothing will begin at IL
O'Clock sharp ny order Hugh McAieenan, Second
N. B-Also, Tuesday, December l. a very large
sale of Watches and Jewelry.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31
PACIFIC MAIL EXPOSE.
The Boss Hesing Of minncsOta.
From the Chicago Times, Dec. %

From the Chicago Times, Dec. y
A St. Paul special to the Times
states that the half million dol
lar check drawn by the Pacific Mai!
Steamship Company for the purpose OF
bribing Congressman to pass the five
million subsidy, has been traced to
Bill King, member Of Congress
elect from the Third Minnesota
district At that time King
was postmaster of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, and had the check cashed IN
New York. It is easy to see how he
could, in his position, approach Con-
gressmen in the matter of the subsidy.
Unfortunately for him, his past record
does not prove his good character IN
the matter Of the corrupt use of money.
He is notorious throughout the State
Of Minnesota as an unprincipled politl-
cal trickster who will use
any means to accomplish his ends-a
Minnesota Boss Hesing. If in reality
this check has been traced to King S
hands, he may be able to divulge the
names of those Congressman to whom
he disbursed it. But the investigating
committee will have tough customer
to handle; for Bill can Outgene-
raj them all in the way Of
evading a direct answer to in
terrogatOries.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31
Arrest of a Party of Negroes for
Robbing Freight Cars in nissas-
siPpi.

MEnrHIs, Tenn. Dec. 23.-Last week
VIM. Kingbury, Jordan Ivey, Van Hal
fer, Henry Wood, Corey Young and
Vincent Petty, all colored. were arrest
ed at West Point, Mississippi. for sys-
tematic robbery of the freish. ears OF
the Mobile & Ohio railroad. All of
them are prominent colored men. Petty
being county treasurer and lvey an
Alderman. Their mode OF
operations was for one or two Of gang
to force an entrance into the cars while
stopping at West Point. and to shut
themselves in the car until the train
had gotten uuder way and then to
throw off cotton. merchandise. etc.,
which was gathered up by the Others
and taken to Iveys or Petty $
stores. where the marks were
destroyed and the goods or cotton sold
They have been operating for long
time, and it is supposed their robberie>
amount to many thousand dollars. On
being arrested. kingsbury made con.
fession which led to the arrest of the
others. some of whom made full comics
sion on icing arrested. Petty was ar
rested as an accessory, two bales Of cot
ton icing found in his store, ands~hs
gave bondsin eight hundred dollars {
| answer before the grand jury.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31

Cirnmstzntial evidence, which ! have
inst obtained induce me TO withdraw the az
snrances which have heretofore given OF
INV confidence in the genuine character Of
certain manifestations presented last sum
mer, in my presence, through Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Holmes. ROBERT DALE OWEN.
Philadelphia, Dec q. 1879
These announcements from the two
leading Spiritualists Of the country,
tax enin connection with the capture
and confession OF the young woman
who personated katie King" in the
seances referred to, give sort OF mel
ancholy interest TO the article Of Rob
ert Dale Owen in the January number
OF Tn. Atlantic Monthly l..Touching
Visitants from Higher Life, in which
that gentleman gives a NEST cxtraordl'
nary account Of the Holmes materiali
cations. We select for publication
some Of the most striking passages d
Mr.. Owens narrative.
aJnne q. No medium in the cabi
net. Katie appeared at the aperture
and DR.. Child, desiring to please all
proposed that every person IN the CIR
Gle upwards of twenty might go up
one by one, to the aperture, touch IA
ties hand and speak to her. They all
did so except one young lady, deferred
| by fear. Toward the close one OF tn
| circle (not ) LADY, asked il Katie
would not allow him to kiss her. Sh'
instantly withdrew, and We saw her NJ
m ore that night
"Afterward | demonstrated, II pr
| yate, with DR.. Child, against his lack o
decorum adding that unless the wlshe
Of the spirit we're consulted IN al things
I would not attend another sitting, no
eountenance the proceedings IN any
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31
Lccturing Queen Victoria.

The London World has taken to
teaching Queen Victoria good manners.
Its first lesson touches the prophecies
with regard to the visit to England OF
the Empress of Russia, and is as fol-
lows ''Supposing you were an elderly
lady and your son had married the
only daughter Of the richest, grandest,
and most important Of your neighbors,
by whom every possible attention had
been shown to you and yours; and
supposing on the eve Of your daughter
in-law confinement her mother came
from long distance to stay with her
in her London house, don't you think
it would be merely decent and polite
we will say nothing Of politic-be-
havior on your part to come up from
the far distant place, where you persist
in burying yourself, to the great coz
fusion OF the business which it is your
duty to discharge, and show some per-
sonal civility to your guest :"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31
Pig.Iron Kelley Going TO Join The
INDIE pendent InflatiOnisis.

A Mr.. Goodwin Of st. Louis has re-
ceived . letter from Mr.. Buchanan,
Secretary Of the Executive COMMITTEES
of the Indianapolis Independent party,
which Gays confidently that VIM. d.
Kelley. the Pennsylvania Radical, will
come out openly for the Independent
party before the winter is over, and in
time to play prominent part in the
national convention at Cleveland the
18th Of March. Goodwin il delegated
TO appoint delegates to the convention
from each Congressional district of Mis-
souri,.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31

a member of this Congress, but was not
an officer or member Of the last. II
wins statement by no means
them from having re-
ceiyed money. RumOr has it
that members of the commit
tee possess information tnat
King received from Irwin
100000 and Parsons $780,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31
l Starting Point for the Inquiry.

From the Chicago Tribune, 22d.l
After having repealed the subsidy
thus procured bv fraud and the corrupt
use of money, Congress may at its le!s-
urse follow up any track that may be
found. Perhaps Mr.. King should
first be Investigated. 1t IS
charged that 100000 of this money
was paid over TO him to be disbursed
where it would do most good. The
St. Paul paper making this charge spec
ifies banks which will furnish starting
point for the inquiry. If there is any
truth in the charge, it is the duty
of Congress to ferret it out !:
if there is not, it is in the in
terest Of Mr.. King that a thor
Ough investigation shall de-
Inonstrate its falsity. II Mr..
King, or any other one person, received
100000, or any other large sum, 1t IS
unreasonable to suppose that it ali went
to one man. 1t was manlfestly divided:
SO that such clew might lead to the
apprehension Of those who shared the
spoils.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31
Heavy Losses ~ the Boston AD4
Lowell COmpomYs

Bosros, Dec. 1e.-The Boston and
Lowell and Eastern railroad companies
are looking for persons stealing their
passenger tickets. The former com
pany estimate their loss within the past
few months at $50, 800. One man has
been fined for receiving tickets from
conductors.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31

rvash;nyton Special r. 7 Times, Dec q. ]
Irwin 5 statement as to whom he had
no employed was very shreWdly md
carefully guarded in its terms. and
uh;le Il was probably intended to con-
ver the impression to the committee
ths, Mr.. Parsons and Mr.. King we're
not employed by him, it does not actu-
a,lv except those persons from the list
of his agents. or as they would say. his
attorneys King was an omcer
.f the last Congress, but Is 10t
aaember Of this, and Psfs0s Is
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-31

The Duluth Tribune says that Dr..
Foster is about staI ting > paper 1t
Petersburgh, Va, and will remove
some Of the material Of the Minnesc-
tiGn Office OF that city.
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81 give notice that will no longer re-
ceive applications connected with the seances
Of Mr.. and Mr. Holmes, now in Philadel
phia. the manifestations being unsatisfactory
HENRY T. CHILD, NJ. D.,
1884 Race street, Philadelphia"
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