Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-04-28
ALL OVER THE CITY.

Judge Duling fined 'em s65. 10 worth yes
terday morning
Several Nashvillians win start on Eu-
ropean tour via the Anchor Line, about the
middle Of next month.
Richard Battle, colored, was committed
yesterday By Justice Spain, on the charge
of carrying concealed weapons.
Tishy Barly, eolored, was committed TO
Jail Sunday night by Justice Sizemore, on
the charge of malicious stabbing.
From our report this morning, the proba-
biIities are that the weather for to-day Will
be cloudy, with west to north winds.
A picnic il to Ne held at Watkins grove,
rext Saturday, by the By-tOwn Friends OF
Temperance, to which the public are in
vited.
Mr.. A. johnson, sign and ornamental
painter, has a sign On exhibition at his shop
ON Union street, which is marvel OF art In
that line.
Two young men, who were out riding in
North Nashville Sunday afternoon, were
thrown out of their buggy and somewhat
seriously injured.
The Fair Of the Colored Industrial Asso-
citation, which opened at Liberty Hall last
night, was largely attended and passed on
pleasantly.
A live lion passed through Nashville yes
terday. 1t is on its way from Montgomery
to Cincinnati, where il will become men,
Der of a circus Renaserie.
Mr.. CLAY Roberts has written a book en-
titled, 1.-The Jurisdiction, Powers and Du-
| ties of Justices of the Peace which will be
| out about the middle of May.
DR.. Clifie, the newly appointed Collector.
received his commission Yesterday, and will
formally take possession of the office lately
vacated by Mr.. Peabody, on the 1st Of
May.
Mary Battle, colored, was taken before
Justice Cassetty, yesterday, on the charge
of stealing cloak and fraudulently appro-
| priating a shawl. The case was continued
until next Wednesday.
The teachers of the public schools, and
| the senior class in the Hume school, were
photographed at the Exposition building
| yesterday hy Mr.. Raymond, of the Ameri-
can Photographic Association.
William Steel, charged with stealing a
trunk of clothing from the Shippers Own,
was taken before Justice Everett for trial
yesterday, but, owing to the absence of the
owner of the trunk, the case was contin-
ned until next Thursday.
Sutherland's dry kiln looked very much
| like steamer at anchor during the late
food. When the water was at its height,
an old darkey passed the mill one evening
In dug-out, andhailing the Waterman, in
quired: s.When's dat ar boat gwine out?"
A party of serenadeTs who were making
night hideous and disturbing respectable
| people with their music Saturday night, had
little accident befall them. One of their
party stepped around the house out of the
| wind to light his cigar and fell headlong in
an open cellar, and before he could get upon
his feet, another of the serenaders who had
gone around to see what had become of No.
1, tumbled in on him.
In urging his objections to the establish
ment of city hospital in Nashville last
summer, member of the Board of Com
mon Council remarked: 1--WE don't need
a hospital here. If we had a dozen We
would have them all full. Before the
| Maxwell House was built, We got along
very well with the hotels we had in Nash
Vile, but now look at it, the Maxwell and
all the rest of 'em are FULL
A mandamus requiring Mayor Kercheval
to show cause for his refusal TO sign the fire
alarm telegraph bill, was issued few days
ago and hearing of the case in the Circuit
Court was set for yesterday. Messrs. East,
DemOSs and Vaughn appeared for the May
or and asked pcStpOnement OF the case
until the May term, which was granted
This postpOnement will not delay the cree
ton of the fire alarm telegraph, however.