Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-02
ALL OVER THE CITY.

Judge Duling raked in $50 yesterday.
The police gobbled S52 law-breakers last
month.
They dance the German at the Maxwell
House Thursday night.
The handsomest girl in Nashville is a
paper carrier. She doesn't sell any, how
ever.
-Four persons were before Judge Duling,
yesterday, on the charge Of carrying pistols
concealed about their garments
Mayer Kercheval was looking around
yesterday for suitable quarters for the
Health Officer, but made no selection.
A stone-c.Itter by the name OF Keane
had one Of his feet badly injured last Sat
urday evening by the falling of a large
rock.
The Moore Memorial Church is out of
debt, and there is enough money in the
treasury TO inclose the building witha neat
iron fence
Thus far ]. B. Romans is the only per-
son who has offered TO furnish motive power
for the coming Exposition, and DO doubt
the contract viii be awarded him.
This year there were not more than one
third of the usual number of applicants for
the positions of teacher in the city schools.
Cause-civil rights.
Manford Moss, charged with making an.
assault with pistol, was sent to the lock-
up by Justice Everett yesterday, by whom
the case will be investigated at 8 o'clock
to-day.
William Harris, the colored youth who
was stealing poultry, tried to dig through
the wall Sunday night, and came near sue
seeding. He wore jewelry last night.
Ii was intimated that Oliver Smith stole
a watch. He was sent to Jail by Justice
Everett, yesterday, and now his fellow-pris-
oners bother him nearly to death by ask
ing him the time o. day.
Next Saturday the Sunday-school of the
| Christian Church will hold picnic at some
point ON the line of the Northwestern
road. The friends Of the Church and
school are invited to attend.
In consequence of a change of time on
the Louisville road, letters will be collect
ed from the boxes in the business part of
the city at $50 p. NJ, instead of at 8 O'Clock
as heretofore.
Charles Doremus was appointed special
policeman yesterday, by the Mayor, to look
after the CAV and festive hackmen who la
Dor under the delusion that the Maxwell
House belongs TO them.
HALEY Phillips, the little beggar girl who
was provided with home at Smyrna, by
Judge Ferris, last fail, died last Friday
night from the effects of dose of laud-
anum, taken by mistake.
| All the particulars in relation to the case
Of Lee Cartwright, colored, who is accused
of stealing garments and literature from
NJ. Hallowitcb, will be brought out in
Justice Baskette's this afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
The ten Councilmen who were appointed
a Committee to consider the feasibility of
re-districting the city, held meeting yes
terlay afternoon, but failed 10 agree.
Another meeting will be held at O'Clock
next Tuesday.
The matter oftaxes in the Tenth Ward
will soon be settled now, as the city Rev
enue Collector says he is going to ''move
Immediately upon their works" The peo-
pie in that ward are willing to pay their
taxes now, but they want their taxes for
1866 refunded, as the courts decided that
the ward was not part of the city then.
Andrew Brown, George Smith and Frank
OFT. alias Hubbard, visited the Penitentia-
~ in body Yesterday, escorted by Coroner
Brantley. Brown concluded to remain
twenty-five years, Smith four, and OFT,
alias Hubbard, six years. 1t was all on
account of the confused ideas they enter
tanned with regard to rights in property.
Robert johnson was on the point OF
plunging his hand into the money draw at
J. D. LOwery's grocery store, on Broad
street, yesterday, when he was rudely III
terrupted and pilOted to Justice Baskette's
office, whence he proceeded TO the Jail by
the nearest route. His case will be inves-
tigated by Justice Baskette at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The Banners report of the McKendree
Sundav-school picnic was written by mil
liner, who improved the opportunity &c
sling in this neat advertisement: ''Nearly
all the youg folks were wearing the popu-
lar picnic hats and after being decorated
with ferns and flowers, they looked very
picturesque and made the fairer portion OF
the wearers appear very charming indeed. >
There Is a GOODNESS existing between
Jennie Taylor and Mary Flemming, bott
of whom are Of duskS hue. The latter told
Justice Cassetty yesterday that the former
had assaulted her, threatening to perfOratC
her frame with pistol. All the facts il
the case will be elected by Cassetty at {
O'Clock A. NJ. to-day.
Emmiline Bent was the centre of attrac
ton at Squire Cassetty's temple of justice
yesterday afternoon, and evidently enjoyed
the situation. She gave bond in the sun
of $500 10 appear before the Criminal Court
to answer to the charge of assault with in
tent to kill, and would have been bound
over in a like sum to keep the peace Sc
far as Richard Jordan is concerned.
The North Edgefeld Methodist Sunday
school, will journey out to DR.. Kelley:
grove, twenty-three miles from Nashville
on the Pacific Road, tomorrow. The train
will start from the Louisville depot at
O'Clock A. NJ, and will stop at the Chatta
nooga and Decatur depots.