Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-12

PeIIce COuFt. JnIy EIeVenfi - he
biggest Days business of the Season
Nearly Two Scare Of Gases
ATraigned.
The above place Of summer resort was
thronged OF yesterday with a crowd of gay
"mollied Pinks and sweet iOnquils" who
came, some in the gorgeous habilitments Of
the fairer, Trailer sex, and others in the
negligence of the sterner. Culprits large and
CulPrits small, culprits male and female,
some thirty-seven in number, all Wed in
their endeavors to replenish the Golfers of
the municipality. Here they are as they
appeared before the Police Judge
Hattie Murray, an ancient offender,
provocative language, So. ..elr
Jennie Taylor, the fancy, same oAeuse,
ten times SIS, which il $50; appealed to
Circuit Court with A. j. Singleton as
/ security.
Geo, Richards, carrying secreted within
bis linen blunderbuss ofthe Colts patient,
S.; warike language, So. Total SIS.
l.. G. STOW, for giving vent to some Of the
sarcasm "stOwed in his bosom" lei oil.
Edmund Burk, supposed great-grand-
| son Of Warren Hastings impeacher. slight
ly demoralized by the right of honor and
the ceasIess march Of time, initiated the
example Of his illustrious Predecessor by
hurting his voice with resistless fury
against the honor and reputation OF his
cOlored man aud brother, Felix Gmndy,
For this TRADE Of abuse he forked over
three dollars dpr0pos--the Grundy raj
lied from hissatire and advanced his bunch
Olives on the mug of Burke, Aattening il a Ia
mode, bat he had 10 throw over So for the
luxury thereof
Next came a bouquet of the "phancy,"
composed Of Martha Burnett, Sarah Rich
ards, Matte Hoffman, Mamie East, Emma
Hines, Jennie SommerH, Jennie Taylor and
Julia Curley, charged with keeping man
sions of a too "lree and easy" nature.
Amount realized from each, $25-tOial,
5000
A reckless Jehu, for careless driving of
an omnibus was discharged
Martha Carter, Hulda Douglas and
Jacob Jones, trio of warriors and war
rioresses, for decided demonstrations against
the peace, contributed So each. -
j. N. Burton, the fellow who tried to
play joke on tire Fire Department, by
giving q false alarm of FIRE Friday night,
had his case continued until Tuesday next.
Robert Peteray, for using abusive and
preiane language, discharged.
james Pride-an enemy TO his name, it
would seem-got furiously drunk and went
to sleep on the pavement, with naught save
the tWinkling stars as the guardians of his
sidewalk slumbers. He was ierked up By
ihe nape Of the neck by a perambulating
M. p, and paid landlord Sparkling So
Wm. for his bed.
7. Clark, for similar Ofense 10 another
portion of the city, was furnished bed at
the tlagler Inn for ten days, Lorena"
Misses Lizzie Jones and Joanah Nc.
Ginnis "a reputed relative of old IS. s. +.
Mc1innis') we're charged with an indulg-
enoe in inelegant small talk" Sequel, S.
from both.
Matte Allen and Susan d. Walker, who
were up on a charge of stealing a watch
from q rustic youth by the name of w. O
Bright, bsiling from FrankIia. The Allen
and Walker proved that the chronometer
was left with them for whereupon they
they were discharged, Bright paying the
coat, and departed tighter, if not brighter
man.
w. Z. Pride, drunk (hic) en-ness (hic),
So (hic). - ~ IL b "a ~. Ia y
Mr. Doyle, whose 6rst name Is Daniel
mistook a public thoroughfare for his den
and wentio bed therein. A corporation
lion coming along about that time "gob-
bIed' Daniel up aud ohalked him for the
work US sod" a
Mrs BuFkholtE, for allowing her dog to
90 to market ito get himself bone" paid
l 50 20 the relentless Commissioner aud de-
parted, disgusted with the dorg-on-ed
| decree" 1855.
w. B. Carpenter, for shaving OF pile of
abuse, paid s. for the privilege,
Jacob Jonas, for choking a little boy,
Henry Solinski, So
Adjourned.