Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-21
ALL OVER THE CITY.

There were only two cases in the Police
Court Yesterday
The police authorities are moving on
the North College street yagtants and dead
beats.
The Jail library contains 800 volumes.
some Of which are as thick as a kuife
blade.
Yesterday afternoons cain on the South
eastern roa'. carried out an immensely large
h'lm0e. of passengers.
Lila McGavOck was. sent to Jail yeSter-
day by Justice Campbell on the charge of
committing breach of the peace.
A resolution in relation TO the erection of
new waterwoiks will be introduced at the
meeting Ofthe Beard of Aldermen Tuesday
night.
Why does not the proprietor of the
chalybeate spring engage bows to
ceddle the water from that spring about the
pity?
Gates, the young man who was sent ITO
the penitentiary last week, on a sentence
of ten years for horse stealing, is TO be bap-
tiled next Sunday.
Sis Hawkins was arrested last night at
the instance of an old man named Reese, a
resident of Slade Town, charged with steal
| ing small sum Of money from him.
A street sprinkling cart was observed
perambulating Broad street yesterday, with
| three BOYS pulling at one end Of the double
| tree against a thin, knoek-kneed horse.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club challenge a
picked nine from Nashville or Edgefeld,
| for prize to be named hereafter, and the
game to be played on the Phoenix grounds,
Edgefeld.
| David Appleton and VIM. Hulett, white,
and Bide Austin, cOlOred, were scOOped up
Yesterday on the charge of vagrancy. The
trio OF alleged vags will appear before Judge
Duling in the morning.
A moonlight picnic, for a benevolent
purpose, will be given at Weitmueller's gar
den tomorrow night. Bush's string band
has been engaged for the occasion and a
Joyous time is anticipated.
Several of the married Knights whofat-
tended the entertainment at Franklin,
Thursday night, endeavOred TO pass them
selves off for unmarried men. Such repre-
hensible conduct cannot be too severely
denounced.
Willie Oden, the colored gamin who
| robbed the money drawer OF DOrtch &
| HaddOx' drug store, some two weeks since,
was sent TO the county wOrkhouse by the
Criminal Court Yesterday. He was SEN
fenced to one days confinement and to pay
the costs of the suit.
The trial of John F. Beatty, set for three
o'clock Yesterday afternoon before Justice
Everett, was postponed until ; p. NJ. We'd
nesdav next. The watch he is charged
with having stolen, was bought by H.
Cohen, who paid $40 therefor, after Beatty
had given him references as to his good
character.
a white boy undertook last week tC
make an honest living by peddling sui
phur water, but was set upon by the crowC
of oolored boys engaged in that line, ant
forced to quit the business after trial o
two DAYS, during which he was escorted uI
town from the spring, by an able-bodieC
policeman. Where's your civil rights
now.
kilograms remaining at the Western
Union telegraph Office last night: Sunday
office hours, 9 to 10 a. NJ. and ; to ) 7. NJ
Malone Wheless, VIM. Roberts, Phil Bell
colored. Gilbert, Parkes x Co., a. G
, Ewing. c. III. StOckell Il Co. Mrs. Am
Collins. Mantz Hensley, T. H. Jones 1
Co.. Ms. Anna Hollins, Irvine X. Chase
and Jerome PASCAL, eolored.
The case of Mrs. Gillaland vs.. Allie
Cromwell, which attracted so much atten
. | ton last August, was brought to a termina
ton Yesterday, when it was dismissed OF
q | account of the refusal of Mrs. Gillaland t,
appear. she having removed to Arkansas.
4 gentleman who was out riding wit
. his wife Friday evening, attempted to drive
past one of the teams belonging TO tn
Fire Department, when one Of the horses
: evidently OF playful, frisky disposition
/ suddenly kicked up, barely missing tn
centleman's head.
We are in receipt from the publishers O
the Catholic U'Orldfor July. \ Discussion
with an InfideI, the Validity of Anglical
Orders and the Jesuit Martyrs of the Pari
! Commune. are the the more salient art
cles. The usual variety of sketches
poems, stories, etc, gives lighter reading
For sale by d. y. Neylan, Public Square