Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-13
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-Four of the Jubilee singers are now at
tending school al Fisk University.
The religious revival al. Jones Factory is
still i'll progress and the interest remains
unabaied.
Tweniy-seventy dollars and fifty cents
represented the ~hlrdearned receipts at the
Police Court yesterday.
At the courthouse door various parcels of
real estate were yesterday disposed Of at
public Outery by DEGREES of the Cnancery
Court.
The municipal convention win be held
next Tuesday in the common council
chamber, and the trouble will begin at ten
o'clock a. NJ.
The sum Of $3.50 is all that is required
to ran som Anderson Ransom, convicted
Of disorderly conduct, in the Police Court
yesterday.
Patrick 0Bryan proposes to discuss
some of the questions which interest the
people just now, at the Chattanooga depot,
next Tuesday night
Yesterday was field day at the market
house for fruits and vegetables, which were
more bountiful, of better quality, and at
more reasonable prices than hitherto this
season.
A new public school house is being
erected in the Ninth District, near Browns
Creek, on what is known as the old Payne
property, in the Mechanics addition to
Nashville.
Religious services will be held at Howard
Chapel, Fisk University, at IL A. NJ. to-day,
by Rev. II. 5, Bennett. The subject of the
discourse will be "The Maintainance Of
Order"
H. avna aralnnl- N N N~arn m tho NnCh-
Vile and Decatur road was delayed half an
hour yesterday on account Of the engine
attached to another train breaking down
at Ewells Station.
a dapper young man was observed step
ping daintily aiong the street last evening,
swinging a natty little cane, and entirely
unconscious of the fact that the back of his
broadcloth coat plainly indicated a recent
contact with a fresbly-whitewashed wall.
Considerable excitement has been ere
ated in North Nashville by the advertising
for sale by the Chancery Court of certain
real estate recently sold BY the North Nash
Vile Real Estate Company. The adver-
tisement was published through a mis-
take.
Several young gentlemen who attend
worship at one of the South Nashville
churches seem TO find it next to impossible
to restrain their disposition to talk and
laugh during service, to the evident an
noyance of the preacher and others. The
attention of gentlemen vested with official
authority has been called to the unpleasant
fact.
James King, colored, was arrested by Of
icer Foley yesterday, on the charge OF
stealing a copper boiler from Mrs. Quin.
Kate King, his wife, expressed her indigna-
ton at Mrs. Quin's accusation in such pro
fame words, that she was also arrested and
marched off TO the WorkhOuse with her
lord and master.
The persons named below can find tele-
grams awaiting them at the Telegraph
Office by calling to-day at any time be
tween 9 and 10 A. NJ. and 8 and 5 +. n. /!
CathariDe Walker, S. B. Spurlock q Co.,
j. NJ. CaFsey & Son, 2, Sperry & Co,
Cherry O'Conner & Co., Evans, Fife, Por
ter & Co, Buckner d Co, Furman & Co,
Goodbar, White & Co, 2, OBryan &
Washington, A. Winter * Bro, Anderson,
Green 8 Co., J. b. Romans.
The horse, Nab1rn, en- account of whose
exploits in biting his keepers arm so that
an samputation was rendered necessary,
was published in this paper, belongs to
Alden Goldsmith, of New York, formerly
owner of Goldsmith Maid. The horse is
being kept by MeSsrs. Ewing 4 Williams,
who had warned the boy who was injured,
TO handle him carefully, as he was known
to be vicious and in need of constant watch
ING. Finding that he was rather careless,
they had engaged another man to take
charge of the horse, which duty he wa to
assume to-day,
Jail Physician McMqrray was engaged
yesterday afternoon digging bird shot out
Il the frame of Charles Waddell, 4 cOlored
gentleman, who, il is said, was found prowl=
ing around q West Nashville potato patch
at a late hour Friday night. The owner
Of said potato patch ~happened'tO fire of a
shotgun loaded with bird shot, al that mo-
ment, and there seems to be but little
lEuat that Waddell a%ccidenily intercepted
that cha.gs Of shot. However, no one
thinks Of blaming him, AID if the man
who fired the gun will call at the Jail, he
can recover ten of his bird shot, and can, no
doubt, secure from Waddell a promise to
return the Gtners as fest as they work out
Of his system.