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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

NEW YORK rS sslssaE AsaaEr ssEAsD EssE DIRECT
RVss Tes s:saSs5i ; ' line will sal" from pier IS East
ss5$ u g
'uz5sSsS zDps sss1sSa ins Hssns sss's s
The south wales ,Aasnsic s!ssmshig company's new
road 5se @ wharf Jersey Civ as oows ii "'
sf Fssraaryy
Frst cabin passage. szs and sSo snlIsney; second
aeT seerase cerdcates from Gafd ss CURRENCY Dtafs
for and sTsfas sfT gaHF efF apply
EoR PLYMOUTH, cHERBouRG, HAMBURG.
L The Hamburg'American Packet Company's iron
Capt Hebich. win sail on Thursday, January T. or
Ra;.s st passage to Plymouth, London, cnerbours,
@ 70 eSn gold
steerase 70 Plymouth and London, $50 currency.
KTHSHAsb1 Tssn XII 's ca January - RICHARD BoAs
a Baead New York Ssw YORK
TINTED STATES MAIL LrNE--sTRAx TO QUEENS
Wv. "' sailing every Tuesday.
fDAHo. Moore sanaary g =
Cabin passage sso% s pier sg f sSs sissl.ss s; s
Prepaid tickets, Ss2 currency.
wrS snS swss &C. and o s enna
France and 'ermShH e. cxs' Sts Sos AHSS = Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The 'NsssmsSS N, nj
Bremen pier loot Third street. Hoboken, to be followed
Steamship DoNAU. Captain H. A. J. Neynaber on Sat
Rates Of passage to London Havre and Bremen, paya
bic in gold or its equivalent In currency
sGcond srst UrGI t,nhin
stcerage;
~ oEfRioHs Co, Agents No. Allowing Green.
S S7ATa sh* VIZ; SSSS;sK TO GLASGOW, hgxEHEoor,
These elegant new Clydebult steamers will sail nom
gHfSS r SSE SF sysE Fl gSTs tuesday Jan IS
STATE ATE OF vIRG,NIA. A........'' satnrdday, Jan =
through rates parts Of Great Britain and
Ssas for h and sGByFIsS, SGf Efs1'
stecrage Office, No. 4 Broadway.
ISMAff fds bAsFi Queenstown AND LIVERPOOL
CITY CITY OF OF BRy@SsEhs @ saturday Jan an a 10 n
CITY 00E SaEsTER;; Saturday, Esb Esb sAAN.
S,;.;i.v Az
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN $50 $50 and $50, gold, according to acconmo-
d alton.
Round trip tickets at low rates
STEERAGE-To Liverpool, Queenstown, GLASGOW Lon
dondcrry London Bristol or Cardiff, SO Prepaid GER
tficates, x32 currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg. sve-
den, Norway, Denmark and Paris at reduced rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
companys office. No. ID Broadway.
For stceragc passage at 33 Broadway pier As North
River JOHN q. Dale Agent
O'Donnell a Faulk 4O2 Chestnut street PhadciSbia
NJ $. Creagh l02 State street. Boston.
\. G. Brown ~ South Clark, corner Lake ST. Chcaro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

JNAGLE LINE
II UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from
a6EIH ahRDER captain Fischer fischer January
from Eagle line Pier foot Of First street Hobokeu.
PLYMOUTH LONDON, CHERBoURG AND HAMBURG.
Cabin-First saloon, $120 gold second saloon ST. gold
seerage $50 gold prepaid tickets from Hamburg. $36
currency The first and second saloons the
deckT he steerage divided into sections to
twenty persons well Lighted and provided with dining
South William street For passage apply to KNAUfH,
NACHOD KUHNE, General Agents, ll3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

IT. AUCTION THIS DAY.: BY
Successor to ohnston Van TasseD.
HORSE AND CA RIAGE AUCTION MART
no. ia AND III EAST III KTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Twentyfour to fortyeigt hours to purchasers to
test warrantees.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS UUEsDAY'9 SALE
AT II O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

CUNARD LINE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of collision,
the ste OF this line will benceiorth take specined
course @ tor all seasons Of the year o,o...., v.w
YORK Or Boston crossing hs meridian Of at S latitude
ON homeward passage crossing the meridian Of 50
TH = e nothing e hs HOrh e ROYAL
LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK RARB0R.
W. aSst aSssS JAM
ABYssINIA, w sdSy, Feb Atlas .... .sa'day. FEB
HHGERf1.. .w,sday asy FsS SsS IS 6EYafUs ss'day FsS
and every following Wednesday and saturday rom New
passage 500 nSi s
c;ordng 9 accommodation Return tickets on on favorable
@ aSS al o q
lowest rates.
& er e s pssssss a. III
Broadway Trinity sTlding ND vcv,vy -.
to r. II. DU vEENET.
Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago Ill
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RUSSIA EMBARK
from the Cunsrd wharf, loot OF Grand street. Jersey
CHARLES q. fRANCKLYN,'
No Bowling Green, New York.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company's Mail steamships
between New York and Havre, calling at Brest.
splendid pie vessels on this avore Or ronte tor the Con
AMERI2UE koussau u....... Saturday, February Z
Price Of passage, in gold including wine 70 Bres
First Cabin, sis5; second Cabin s7s
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
Continent Of Europe by taking this line aVoid both srsn
sit English railway and the scomforts Of ssing the
osaE s 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

SPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.
LN0STER MEYERS, NO. AMITY STREET. NEAR
u Broadway have for sale all the choice breeds of
Dogs, Birds, and Medicine tor all diseases
E'OR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST BROKEN IRISH
IL Setter Dogs in this country; Just one month here
will be warranted in every particular Call at the livery
stable in Varona street, near Van Brunt street. South
Brooklyn
DIGEON sHOOTING.-4DD BIRDS, OPEN FOR ALL
L amateur shooters, at Deerfoot Park Tuesday. Janu
ary 20. Badge rules. Shooting to commence at z. NJ.
wM. MCMAHON, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

NREAT WESTERN
STEAMSHIP LINE,
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGIAAND) DIRECT
The steamers Of this 'line will sail from pier Is East
river, Ab IOHOWs.-
AhRAoON, western. WeOhe Sdhy req.
GREAT WESTERN, Stamper ....... Saturday, Feb. q
Cabin passage SO; intermediat $45 steerage $50
currency; excursion tickets $l21
E. E. MORGAN'S SONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
New and full powered Steamships
sailing from New York Saturdays from Liverpool on
Thursdays, calling ut Cork Harhor each way.
ADRIArIC Observation-Disclosures January "a at 10 A. NJ
CELTIC January 81, at 2.
BALTIC. February T. at p. NJ.
OCEANIC. February a. at r. N.
REPUBLIC February II. at p. N.
=Frsm the White Star Docks, Pavonia Ferry. Jersey
City.
PASSENGER accommodations for all classes unrivullcd
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons stateroOma smoking room and bathrooms in
midship section, where least motion Is felt Surgeons
and sewardesses accompany the steamers
Rates-Saloon $50 gold; return tickets $40 gold !;
steerage, 3 70, in Currency.
Those wishing to send for friends in the Old Country
can obtain seerage prepaid certihcstos-&32,
rency
Passengers booked to and from all parts of America
20 Paris Hamburg Norway, Sweden. India, Australia.
China &c.
Drafts from fi upward.
For inspection OF and other informa andy at
the company's office, Ig Broadway, New York
Bills OF lading issued TO Continental ports.
K. j. CORTIS, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

OsP-MoNDAY EVENING, 18TH INST, GOLD
~ Bracelet Lockst on on TOP name Maria Flock in
second street Liberal reward will be paid by RORER
FLOCK Il CO., 800 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Il Van TasseD.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE Is
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
10 10 rs THIRTEENTH STREET.
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

OFFICIAL DRAWING NORTH CAROLINA LOTTERY.
- ~ EXTRA CLASS No 46s-I4HuARY l9, 1874
=, son1n cAaoILSA.SrAss NO: Aes-SAsu1Ey iS' ISL
a. "a, 80. II. So g. IL, 81 e. 8, IS. 76 s. l.
COOK CO.. Managers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL MERCH ANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The ste amship MISSISSIPPI
NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE TO Norfolk

ON HHq y!TGWWeSKiy Sy 20 q ISIS ElcnnmIna;; a;p.vv
From pier North River foot Of Beach street. steam.
ers leave daily at for Norfolk, and passe ngcr
steamers for Norfolk City Point and RICHMOND on Tues
days. Thursdays and SATURDAYS, same hour.
Through bills of adng and tickets issued
all points sonth and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes
sec. Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other lines; also by
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points and
BY steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Wash gton,
" ONCE lS7 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

ENOR SALE, OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR HORSE
- suitable for q business wagon, three elegant Music
Boxes Apply at harness store 366 Fulton street. Brook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

T OsT-ON FRIDAY EVENING, GOING FROM
IL Twenty eighth street. Fifth avenue, TO Twenty Sec
ond street. an amber Earring; small pendant ANY one
returning TO As West Twenty ninth street will be hand
sOmely rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AUCTiONEER.
1XE REFEREES SALE AT BARKER CHASE'S City
Auction Mart and New York Tattersals of Broad
way ana Thirty ninth street, "wednesday,
Jan ~ at II O'clock OF two hghbred desirable Road
Family Gedings and consisting Of
HANDSOME, FINE, LARGE ROAM Geding. sired by
Iron Duke, l5A high years old an elegant and extra
position, and is unequalled family horse has fine
kind
THE ELEGANT GOLDEN soRREL Trotting Gelding
Frank Page sired by Golddust l65s high, years old
beautiful driver has record of2 is perfect or family
or road use and is warranted sound and kind.
sTOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION at the mart
BY order of E. WICKS, Referee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

T OsT-ON SUNDAY EVENING LADY's OPEN
IL faced gold Watch and Chain initials az. A. H. on
back. liberal reward will be given for of the
same to 33 ST Marks place e. T. PIERCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20
POST OFFICE NOTICE

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails Tor Europe ior the week ending Saturday
January "a 1874, will close at this Office follows Or
Tuesday, At $50 A. NJ on Wednesday. ut IS A. NJ on
Thursday At Ii 30 A. NJ, and on saturday At 80 A.
and II NJ Z. L. JAMES, Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-20

E'IRsT ANNUAL sTATEMENT OF THE INfERNA
the city of New York. January l. fs7 once s1S and as
BroadwayThe capital stock of said Company is paid in
on which said Company is organized and Is in amount
HEfMER, Pres,dent it, ana nd pirector E. j. BRooks S b.
rector. State Of New York, City and County Of New
Secretary and Treasurer the International Steam
ship and Raiwsy supply Company, and that the above
tion and belief +. 8. JACOBS. sworn to before me
this 10Th day of January, 1874 SIMON II. STERN No
tary Public (48), New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

THE TURF.-yercme Park R1css, S1turf1y.-
The fRll meeting ~ Jerome Park commenced
Saturday. The first race was reported bv tele-
graph in Saturday sSTAR.
The second race was for the Jerome stakes,
or three-year olds, OF 500 each, half forfeit,
with -, 200 added by the club, ana $500 Ia plate
by Leonard Jerome, the second horse to receive
- o out OF the stakes; distance, two miles.
Seven horses started. Ambat won by i've
lengths; MadRe second by SIX lengths Ban
naTette third, Pennington fourth, Btigand hfth,
HORNer sixth, and Grinstead last. Time, 3. 81 .
The third race was for tue nursery stakes, for
two year olds, Of 500 each, half forfeit. with
- U00 ADDED, second horse 90 receive 500 out
Of the stakes; distance, one mite. Olitipsea
came in first, Chesapeake second, Rhadaman-
thus third, Bayminster fourth, James A. NTH,
Austrolind sixth, Leader seventh, and Wlthsrs'
entry eighth. Time, LAG.
The fourth race was the Manhattan handi-
cap, sweepstakes, OF so, one mile and a quar-
ter. Ten horses started. Mate won by a length
Survivor second, Datesby third, Josie h. fourth
Lizzie Lucas fifth. Time, 2ilA.
The NTH race Was for q purse OF 500, the
winner TO be sold al auction; distance, one mile
and an eighth. Three horses started. Mary
Buckley won by q length; Mollie Darling sec
Ond. and Bingsmsn third. Time, 2.2l !.
LcriEgtOB RgCes.-The attendance at tue
closing day OF che trotting races st Lexington.
ky., Saturday, was greater than on any pre-
cediDg day. The first race was for $500, Pas
horses. John r. won. Time, 2.S51, 2.2sl, 2.3I,
2:35. ESQ 4, 2:3Ok, go. The seconf ra e was a
walk-over. The third race was for a purse OF
S6oO, free for all horses. Dick Jan son won
Tine 2.2SE, 2.21 , 2.3l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.



PANAMA, September 26 A bin has been in
troduct IN the assembly authorizing the ces-
sion Of the nsrien region 90 the national gov
eTnneut II passed its first resding and was
referred To q committee, bat 10 IL likely 20 meet
with strong opposition when IL Is sgain brought
up tor discussion.
The United States flagship Richmond is here.
The correspondent of the Star anf Herald,
writing trcm Antigua, Guatemala, under date
OF The +th irstant, reports that an earthquake
took place there the evening before Al $50
without any previous warning a strong esrth-
quake shook the ground violently in the direc-
ton nom west 70 east. The movement was y
series OF strong vertical aud bOti zontal impul.e>
combined. The wAve-iike uudalauons on IN.
surface rose and feil st least q foot. This ACC
ing alone with the above mentioned movement
made 10 almost impossible 90 move about With
we're the piercing cries OF the pJpulacs.
creaking and cracking of walls, load
sounds ike thunder from the earth beneath
the rafting noise OF tiles houses and walls fall
ing, which altogether formed a hdeous Concert
which can never be forgotten. It wss very
lent motion. Long after the first shock had
passed there wass still noise OF walls falling more
or less distant. Suddenly arose the sound OF
hundreds Of voices chanting a hymn to the Gre
atOr for mercy. Shocks followed during the
night OF various intensity, every one OF which
gave rise 70 new alarms and new implorations
Tor mercy. The night seemed an aEe in length.
Fortunately no rain fell. About two dozen
houses that were inhabited have been DESTROYED
causing, as far co aid be learned a los OF
thirty two lives. The number of houses dam.
aged, and which will have 20 be taken down
will he found considerable. In Guatemala the
capital, shocks were felt, but they were slight
OF the volcano have been destroyed, though this
wants confirmation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05
The Threatened War of Races in
South Carolina,
TIE ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF THE DIFFI-
CUTY-A SETTLEMENT AGREED UPON

THE ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF THE DIFFI-
CUTY-A SETTLEMENT AGREED UPON.
report received by Attorney Genera VIII
lians, through the War department, from the
army officer commanding in the Edgeffeld dis
trict of South Carolina, in regard TO the recent
troubles on the Glover plantation, dated Sep
tember 2lst, says: "When we reach ed the scene
of trouble bands of armed white and colored
men were assembling from every direction. The
former numbered at least thres hundred. OF
the latter L saw only about seventy-fye or
eighty, but an nuch satisfied that a much
larger number was concealed in the woods
Judging from the bold front they presented. /
at once proceeded to find the leader of the col
oTeo people zone Ned Tammant, but was unable
10 see him that night. 1 then proceeded to Mr.
GiOyers house, where a part of the white forces
were bivouacked. In onjunction with some OF
the best citizens of this party ! talked the mat
ter over, and am happy TO say that their wise
cOunsels prevailed with their men. This morn
ing about dsybre the white forces united
and the subject was again talked over. L then
proposed TO have one two of the whites ac-
company me and have talk with the blacks
go 81 TO prevent blOOdshed and arrive at a
proper understanding. Accompanied by three
of the whites / met the man Tammant and
after a protrected interview, in which be stated
his version of the difficulty. it finally agreed
TO dlsoand both parties, which was done, but
must say reluctantly on the part of the whi es
The officer in conclusion saws: After "A careful
investigation of the diff Guilty am satisfied the
facts are as follows: Ned Tammant, q captain
OF militia and adelegste to the late republican
convention at COlumbi8, S. c., very pro-
nounced negro, and living on the Glover plan
tatlon, had All attack made on his cabin on Sat
urday night, the 18th inst, by party of five
white men. who discharged three pistol shots
into his door and then rode Off He suspected
Glover and one Adam to have been OF the
party, and at once beat his drum as a signal for
the De groes to assemble at his place, this being
the signal previously agreed upon to meet the
emergencies OF this sort, or, as Tammant saws
to saye his life. Having assembled his men
and sent runners out threatening vengeance
against Glover and his family, h (GIover) was
not slow TO learn the condition of affairs and
In turn signalled bis people. In few hours the
whole county was in the widest state of excite
ment. During all the time nobody seemed to
know the whereabouts of the county sheriff
The general impression is that he has fed the
cOuntV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05
" aII street To-day.

NEW YORK October 5.-The PoSf's fiaanciAl srtielt
says The week opens with less active markets a
the stock exchange and with prices for stocks gen
orally lower than Saturday. In the dTy goods mai
keJ surprise Was expressed at the annouucenosp,
te day that the hrm Of David ValentfHe s Co IA
suspended. They were jobters ia silks Rui c-esf
goods, and stood well in sl particulars Itis slid
that tssir liabilities will hVt exceed $4,000, AN
the failure Will not be bad one, il having been Re
solved TO stop while II was possible 20 make q goo.
showing for their creditors The paper OF the firu
has scld az about ten per cent. within a week, an
not over $4,000 ls on the street Gold opsnei AZ
llGts, aLd has since sold llo(1uOlS. On gols
loans rates have been fiat ard IL. aud per ceut
'or carrying Foreign exchange dull aud M
changed, either for DoT9insl or actual rates, tn.
former for PRIME bankers sterling being as
and 4ee5a, and the latter, say 4S4's and ass
Money here is Az as per cent for Al Ioans Primr
mercantile paper about which there is no dnesSior
is 67 per cent. Good names are Quoted AZ 7dI0 per
cen. The stock market opened az for New Y5rk
Central Lake Shore and Telegrsph: unchanged T.
uhion Pacific: Pacific Mail, Wabash and Ohio, suI
-std lower f-r the remainder Of the list. purir
q hrst TIVE hours they fell % per cent but since
there has been fractional recovery, Government
bonds dull ard irregular Principal dealings have
be- In Telegraph, Pacific d all, Erie, Lake Shore
ano Union Pacific. The extreme sales have been "a
ttIovs: Telegraph, Sl9Sl1s; Pacific Mail, AKA
4ossi Erie, S4Q ASK; Lsks shore, 50 61S2sS Uaop
fselhc, s6h@F; New York Central, lG2 dsO27!
Ohios, q Z as Northwest, 39dt<; Wabash, ss,3
So; 81. Paul, s4@,3i<, aud Rock Island, lo3 a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05
The Harvey and Holden CIStI.Rig ghts


DR.. @. n. PURvrs CHARGEp WITH rERIrRY.
A warrant was returned % the Police Court
this morning, sworn 20 by George W. Harvey,
charging Charles B. Purvis with having COM
mitted perjury. The Information sets forth that
in the Police Court, before Judge VIM. ". Smell,
tried on the 29:h Of September, IsTy' on an in
formation under oath then and there depending
against them, wherein they were charged with
refusing, on the , 4 OF September, Isss % ac-
comnodate m their restaurant certain well-be-
hAVed and respectable persons namely. Charles
Is. Puryts and John NJ. LsngstOn, although
Ineh aha mere requested by said persons 20 se-
commodate them with a lunch; ana at the said
trlal 4. Is. Purvis appeared as q witness for
and IN behalf OF the District OF Columbia aud
TOOK bis oath before one Luther q. Dawson, the
clerk OF the bourt, on the Holy Evangely OF
Almighty God, 20 speak the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth concerning the
matter then and there depending; whereupon
" then and there became a material iDquiryOn
the trial whether OF not the said Harvey and
Holden refused 20 serve said Purvis and Lang
ston AT the ssme prices ~ other well be-
hsNed ana respectable persons were served
and the said Charles b. Parvis wickedly
contriying and intending 20 cause the
said Harvey & GOidSn uujustly % be convicted
OF sald misdemesnOr, did then snd there, know
lngly, falsely, CorrUptly, Wtlfully and wickedly
say, depose, and give in evidence, before the
court az Aforesaid, that Myers did not say that
he lMyersl would serve him (Purvis). but not
Al that table; and that he IPurvi,) was ppsfti ve
that nothing WAS said about not serving him
tPurVis) at that table; and thar he (Purvis) did
lNlA4 " nalu tic le urNlSl could
not be served az that table he would not DE
served at all and that said Myers DID not offer
10 serve him lPuryisl, and that he (Puryis), a.
ne turned TO go away, and whilst walking away
beard something said about not serving him az
mat table, but he made no reply, and IN az he
MADE no reply; ana that he was positive that
ne did not say that II he could not be served at
hat table he would not be served At All.
whereas in truth and in fact the SAID Myers dii
say 20 said Puryis that he Myers would serve
him lPuryis), but not at that table; that the
ny IA 4 wa.Hn . 4
served there he would not be served AZ all aud
a. De turned 10 60 away dad say 10 some one that
4 he could not be served ~ thar table ne would
rot be served at all; whereas in truth said
Myers old oner 20 serve him (Puryis) In said
restaurant
The warrant was served by Ohicer Daily ani
a hearing VIII take place tomorrow.
Dr. Puryis has employed General Birney 70
defend him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

EVERYTHING LOVELY IN ALABAMA ACCORD
ING TO THB DsMoCRACY.-The ID state executive
conmittee of the democratic and Conservative,
party of Alabama has issued an address to the
Urited States denying the truth of the Charges
made by Senator Spencer and Congressman
White. Hays and Pelham and j. j. Martin. a.
to outrsges In that State, and submit proofs to
show the uutruth of these charges, and thai
they were made for the purpose of influencing
elections in the north and west, and to procure
federal troc p to be sent south TO cor troll the cleo
ton III Alabama; that the ratious donated by
Congress for the sufferers in the overflOwed dis
uicts of the Tombigbee, Warrior, and Alabama
rivers are beng used as a corruption fund all
over the state of Alabama for the purpose of
controlling the election by the republi can
party, and submitting proofs to show the cor
rupt character and lawlessness OF the leaders of
that party in Alabama.