Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-24


Total ........s..........s.s'.Sz os'tS4
DETALs-oLD DEBT.
October, S. 466.71; Nov, SIC, sa 81; Dec, 81,
7o2.93; Jan, 81 ,446.95; Feb, s6,65S.2Si March
$40, 6S7.2S; April, See4.29.
DIsPENsARY.
October, sl42 IS; November, S1O603; December
sos 20; January, $4,000; February, -; March
sl96;76; April, slOS.5S.
October, Sl,72s.12; November, Ss5o.Sl; Deem
ber 81 264 70; January, 81, 267.97; February, 81
O09.s7; March, 81, 1le.69; April, 81, 24s.9s.
October, s555.60; November, S22S.l0; December
S2Ss 80; January, 81 $3.50; February, STOs4 Al
March, S8s9.39; April, S597.65.
MARKET HOUSE,.
October. 1870; November, los; December, Sl23
January, sos; February, S2,Sls.S4; March, "a
sll.25; April, s5,O76.
COUPON.
Oct s1O$1s; Noy, 81 2Sg; Dec g 3 .se9; Jan
CHARITY.
Oct, s112. %; Nov, S95.75; Dec, S44.2S; Jan.
s191.35; Feb, Sa1.99; March, S1l5.65; April
SS0.25.
Oct, 81 ,2S9.O4; Nov, s15560; Dec, S162, so
Jan. $50; Feb, S2s9.32; March, -; April
$685.
Oct, S6.734.Os; Nov, s, 22S.41; Dec, S227664
Jan, 81 $685. Feb, S2,03911; March, 81, 81
April, 81 ,960.92.
Oct, Ss76.pS; Nov, S4O5.62; Dec, S435.47; Jan.
s66519; Feb, s623.G9; March, s566.25; April
S5sl.21.
Oct, s2,967.50; Nov, ESQ; Dec, 1892. S5
April, s2,512.45.
Oct; ss47 81; Nov, S582-31; Dec, S3O7.76; Jan,
s657.32; Feb.,. S4sS.22; March, S74l15; April
S720.19.
Oct, 81, 1864; Nov, 81, 40; Dec, 81 12S.02
JAN. So 7 SO; Feb, 81, SSi.34; March, 81 2O9.3O
April, S2,45O-s4.
Oct, SO, O2712; Nov, 81 9567l; Dec, 81 ,96s. 40
Jan, S2,977.90; Feb, S3,5A.64; March, S4,l4slOi
April, s., 2l5.95.
Oct, 50. 11216; Nov, IS, 6OL59; Dec, s4,S51.77;
Jan, S5,443.26; Feb S5,446.6I; March, S6,0S5.2S;
April, SGyS96.S7.
Oct, s122.25; Nov, s225S5; Dec, s322.5O; Jan,
S375.75; Feb, S49875; March, SS96I5; April
WATKINS PARK.
Oct, s2.48; March, $50.
PROFIT AND LOSS.
GAS.
Oct, g, 8ls; @; Nov, $685. Dec. :; JAN,
Oct, --; Nov, 81, 900; Dec, $3.50; Jan,
sS95.94; Feb, S2,o95; March, $500; April, s5,-
LAW.
Oct Nov, S46s7O; Doc s62; Jan. -;
Feb; Sl56.5O; March, s4S; April, S2,25O
PAVEMENT.
Jan, S258.19; Feb, s1972.
OTHER REPORTS.
OF G. H. Arthur, Wharfmaster; SSOS.S9; col
lected since April 20, ~. IT, - ,o,,o,.
OF John L. Glenn; 81 ,56l 40 Water-taX collect
OF 3. W. Mccain; s6,g72s9 collected on real
and personal property since the 4th inst.
MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR.
To the Hon. Boards OF Aldermen and Common
Council: L take pleasure in presenting the
within invitation from the Board Of Managers Of
the Nashville Industrial Exposition for the two
Boards to attend the Exposition in body.
Although it was received several days since,
did not call the Boards together, in consequence
of the illness and death of Mr.. Lellyett, the Au-
ditor and Secretary OF the Mayor.
l suggest that you fix day or evening when
you can accept the invitation. Very respcty,
K. j. MORRIS, Mayor.
NASHVILLE, May q, 1872.
OFFICE OF NASHVILLE INDUsTRIAL EXPOSE
TIOH Nav 10, lS72-HOn. h. j. Morris and
Board of City Council and Aldermen: GENTLE
MRN:-On behalf of the Board of Managers, with
their compliments, you are most respectfully in
yited to visit the Exposition in a body at such
ignate the time to us. Yours very truly,
r. A. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
The invitation was accepted and Monday, the
9th instant, at P. NJ, the time appointed TO
meet in the City Hall, and thence proceed to the
Exposition.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Wilkin: Asking for further time to
consider the bill entitled IAN Act for the Bene-
fit of Policemen" Granted
BY Mr.. Smith: Same, on the bill to increase
the number of the police force. Granted.
OF Messrs. Kercheyal, Douglas and billiard,
on the petition of Thos. keaton Tor
money on account of services performed in the
WOrkhOuse while a prisoner there. The report
Of the committee was concurred in
PETITIONS.
Of P. T. Hirsch, s. Staul, j. Frank, George
Fertig and Frank G. HouseT, to have the grade
between Market and College streets, on jackson,
changed. Referred.
OF j. r. Montgomery, and others, relative to
the building of frame cottage on Jefferson
street. Granted.
of Henry Schiel, and others, to erect an addi-
tional frame building on lot on jefferson street,
between High and Vine. Granted.
Of Fred. Phillips, to erect frame building on
the lot corner of Cherry and Jefferson streets.
Granted.
OF Jas. NJ. MurreIl, to erect frame house on
Wharf street near the Mmfreesboro Pike.
Granted.
OF Peter V. Dupont, H. B. Gray and six others,
10 have the wateTpipe extended to the corner
Of Humphreys and South Cherry streets. Re-
Ferred.
OF Mary c. Greener, to have some money re-
funded to her for curbing put down, etc. A mo-
ton to Law on the table was not passed. EXpla-
nations were made by Mr.. Wilkin. The matter
was also discussed by Messrs. Douglas, Ambrose
and Kircher. The latter said she had lost great
deal and asked but very little. Mr. Douglass
did not see where she had been so considerably
damaged. MIR. Carter moved, and the motion
vas seconded by Mr. Smith, that it be referred
% the Street Committee; carried. Mr.. Carter
moved a reconsideration, so that Mesrs. Wilkin
md Douglas could be appointed special COM
nittee to attend TO the matter. Lost.
CIRCUMSTANCE
II Thomas Gray and twenty-six others against
he erection of a wooden building on the proper
Y known as the Old Asylum Grounds. Referred
Q the Fire Committee.
THR TEACHING OF GERMAN
n the sixth and seventh grades of the public
choOls came up on the final passage of the bill,
he same having passed the COuncilmen. A
from the Board Of Education
having been read on The subject, the bill passed
~ the follc wing vote;
AYRs-Hugh Douglas, 10 Ambrose, T. A.
Kercheval, ID. F. Carter, S. ID. Bass, ID. F. Will
lin, c. Kircher, W. H. billiard, President W. H.
MAYA. j. Smith,.
PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS.
The estimate OF the Board Of Education for
he school fund for 1928 was received, read and
lied.
For salaries of teachers. $4,000
ianitors. .............. 2l5O
For stationery and printing. ........ 1000
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