Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-14
ALL OVER THE CITY.

Justice Cassetty fined Ike Finley only 81,
Yesterday for battering Dick Jordan.
The Police Court fines footed up $l20
yesterday, two persons being nned soO
each.
on the fourth page Of to-day's supplement
to the UNION AND AMERICAN.
The North Nashville Glee Club, COM
posed of some of the best amateur talent IN
the city, will have picnic at Weitmuel-
ler's garden next Thursday night.
The Capers Chapel colOred Sunday-sehool
had picnic at the colored Fair grounds, near
the city. Yesterday. The scholars marched
through the streets headed by colored
brass band.
THE stockholders of the Tennessee River
Iron and Manufacturing Company will
meet at Pulaski next Friday to elect
Board Ct Directors, and for the transaction
Of other business.
Areal estate man Of this city, who rerts
about sixty houses, says that he will collect
every dollar of rent due him for the quarter
ending this month, which is something he
has never been able to do heretofore.
The ticket office of the St. Louis and
| South-eas ern railroad has been removed
| 10 OlpootiC bAS @@OOiS
vile and Nashville depot on College street.
The trains on that road will hereafter ar
! rive and depart from their own depot:
kilograms remaining undelivered at the
Western Union Telegraph office last night;
Sunday office hours to 10 A. NJ, and to
SIP NE. II. Stockell & Co., A. NJ. Perine
& Co.. Rhea Smith & Co., Hurley Bros,
Geo. f. Akers, j. NJ. Carsey Son & Co.
| of RarDardfS
| Acad INV will be held at st. Mary's school
house tomorrow afternoon, beginning at
half past three. Tuesday morning, at o
| O'Clock, the examination exercises OF 81.
| Cecilia Acadamy will begin.
The case of Ridley and Irwin, who tried
to prepare officers Dick Reed and Sam
| Plummer for the silent tomb about nine
months ago, will be called in the Criminal
| Courtroom at nine o'clock tomorrow
F.. morning.
John Snyder needed pair of shoes and
| improved the first opportunity TO steal
pair, according 10 the statement made jus
| tice CasSetty by Walter Rogers yesterday.
| Snyder was sent to Jail, and will be IN
| teryiewed tomorrow afternoon by Cas-
| setty.
Eva Holstein. lunatic, better known as
/ the - " Nitldu III WIS W is1AA "
Justice Baskette yesterday. She is a Ger
man woman. about thirty years Of age,
with mass of tangled, light-cOlored hair
hanging over her face, and, when arrested
Yesterday, was dressed in clean, coarse gar
ments.
Henry Moore, colored, John Gates; white,
and Lewis Cranshard, colored, were taken
from the Jail to the penitentiary yesterday
| evening. Moore was sentenced TO five
years for larceny and carrying burglars
| tools. Gates for ten years for horse stealing,
! and CranShard to three years for larceny.
\ beer club is not a bad idea. They
| have one in Greeneville, and each member,
after paying an initiation fee of 8, buys his
beer checks at 3 cents a piece, while the
vender pays no tax, as he does not sell to
any one outside Of the club. Anyone not
a member wishing glass of beer must pro-
| cure a check from a member. When a
member desires to disconnecI himself with
| the club his 8 is refunded t. him.
MAN named Pendergrast, who haG
sued the st. Louis and Southeastern Rail-
road Conn any for heavy damages for hay-
ing been elected from a car between Hen
deTsOn and Nashville, after having paid his
fare, recently recovered 500 damages al
! Henderson. The conductor had donhts as
to the commences of the ticket, but as he
showed a spirit of accommodation toward
the passenger, the Court gave the above
| Judgment.