New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
AyrEcEDEYrs OF PRICE AND LOADER.

Richard J. Maddren, the upholsterer in whose
o,r,lov John J. Price worked in the Fall of 1869 and
through 1870, called upon yesterday by % Tribune
reporter and tho following information waS elictcd:
As stated in Yesterdays TRIBUNE Price cane TO
smerica from England in August, 1869, and Mr Mad
yen thinks that his place the first In which Price
ever worked in America. he Price having engaged WIN
him in the Fall OF that year BY reference to his cash
hook Mr. Maddren found that Pnce worked c0noni-
onsly from that time through 1870 and at no Time oh
ING that period did he have work to do III III
toms house. and Mr.. Maddren thinks that Price never
was in Tiltons house. Since 1870 Price mas
not worked for Mr. Madlren, but he was In
Leaders, employment q while, and also for three
years past he has been employed BY Wilmore Boyden
Of New-York Mr. Maidrens estimate of Prices charac-
ter was and still very unfavorabc He siato' that on
one oecasion Price sent to eentltinas house 10
do some work. and while thus engaged broke into the
ren.Ieman's wine-cear helped himself to the wine
Price was never nt anywhere alone; most OF th time
Maddren's younger brother accompanied him. lie CON
siders hm very untrustw0rthy much so that When
ever Price comes into the store he nyoluntaiy watches
lin closely until he departs. not decmng him honest
Mr. Maddren also says that Price is great ar anu tha
he would not believe him. no matter how many oats ne
took, or how strong he swore Mr. Maddren also KNOWS
Loader and has no very favorable opinion Of him. In
1859 and 1870 Loader was, he thinks. a arn at Farm
incdale L. L. having failed in business some time before
JOSEPH LoAprR's BosTON EXPLOITS.
FroD The boston Gtobe June p. .
We have received important communication
Tom Mr. H. w More; ,aad gentleman MANI 1i aiaTt w ~
made public after the close oi the case ioi The dcIeia
the cccher-Iilton case Mr horey writes inal nc
tIe year 1868 Mr Joseph Loader cdhc to Boston and
established small upholstery Store III one o our prih
ipal streets and for months did moderate busi ss
IIe was .,od workman himself and his en lryes
so good and apparently understood their trade. This
EnI9, he Was eiapo, ed considerably by them in
putting down CARPETS upholseiing chairs, ana re
ana consequently frequently called upon ami w"rk
seemed to roll into his hands Ahont this time lady
sJme nig done la ber ambrequn, sent for Mr. j. er
,e ha, M previously heard oi hiui aud his eArrincN- ~
estimated the probable aui act the day Oh which &c
sonld call for them. Everything, far was perfectly
s;nsf ctory WHILE this ladys only brolheI, "h)
had been absent abroad many years. unexpectedly re-
turned and the very day, as II happened, That Mr
aectonate embraces for this brother always ntd
loved his sister and she was rather dencnstitve III ne
years The curtains were finally repaired and Mr Lade5
received big pay, and for threo days nothing T,s Leaaa
directed 10 this lady and was posi-marked boston. ON
opening IL and sancng at the naIure she was greatly
surprised 10 MF Leaders Name The letter ran thls
YEaR MADAM; You win feel surprised in hearing from
again. particularly through letter Nevethess feel i my
duty IN calling yonr attention. to ,he ac taL while %rAns
your part toward that gen, ] tog1 Il very mrosr
It may appear feel It my duty your husband unless
you Immediately .nclose 500 10 my address, ,,n
The insulted lady Immediately handed this epstle 10
herbroheF, who became frantic with grcf Mr. M tne
hnsband. was next shown the letter. when he too was
almost paiyzcd and threatened to shoot the fellow
but his wife pacihcd hun and implored Inn,
80 that the husband finally, consented to reach
him through another channel. Mr. Loader was
visited, told how wrong LIE was, made to re-
tract his unjust accusation, and finally hal to leave the
city for good This took place seven years ago and
although but very little made known 10 tie public
at the lime, particularly where names were concerned
many will recognize this now. Now we find this Sir:
Loader mixed u with the Titon-Beecher business and
il would not he exryagant saying tnat MI Loader Is
an adept ut letter-writng.