Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-26
ALL OVER THE CITY.


NJ. + W. Dunaway, Of the Commercial
Hotel, returned TO the city Yesterday from
a brief soiUuTn in Bedford county.
John Hurt, constable of the Sixteenth
district, had his purse, containing S92, sto-
len from one Ofthe outside pockets of his
coat, at the barbecue yesterday.
ii. Coleman, who lives near Mt. Olivet,
brought some Of the finest sweet potatoes to
the city yesterday that have been in the
market this season.
The second anniversary Of the Nashville
Colored Organ Association, will occur to-
morrow. 1t viii be celebrated by parade
in the day time and an entertainment at
night at Liberty Hall.
Abe Tige was arrested on the charge of
vagrancy by officer Mckinney, yesterday,
and released on the condition that be would
leave the city.
Detectives Ryan, Watson and + elds
have recently recovered seven head of
horses which were stolen from various par
ties by John Smith and James Taylor,
colored, who are now confined i'm Jail.
Andrew Foster, colored, was arrested by
Officer Arnold yesterday, on the charge OF
larceny Of a COW belonging 10 Mr.. Turner,
who lives near Browns Creek on the Muir
freesbOIO pike.
The .'Independenisr found thai fife and
put it on duty yesterday. They had out a
drum and fife and placard advertising the
oratorical Feast which was to come off in
the Thirteenth district last night.
The West End Mite Society will meet
at West End Church next Tuesday night
at a quarter past s O'Clock. A full atten-
| dance is desired, as business Of Importance
is TO be transacted.
ID. n. Neylan, Public Square, has placed
Oh our table the August number of the
Catholic World \ Discussion with an
Infidel, Church Music, 4 Glimpse of the
Green Isle, and the Legend Of VallambroSs
are perhaps the most readable articles,
flanked with the usual meiGnge of religion,
philosophy, poetry and fiction.
n. Heirsch was arrested and brought be
fore Justice Cassetty yesterday on the
charge of fraudulent detention and appro-
priatiOn of United States currency To the
amount Of five dollars. i. \. Trainer, the
prosecutor, withdrew the suit upon Heirsch
refunding the money and paying the cost.
William Crawford, cOlnred, was arrested
by Detective w. i. Watson and carried be-
fore Justice Cassetty yesterday on the
charge of asSaulting with knife and rocks
a lame negro, George Bright. He was fined
two dollars anG bound over in the sum Of
| $3.50 10 keep the peace for six months.
The following kilograms remained at the
Western Union Telegraph Office undeliv-
cred last night. Office hours Sunday from
Q 10 10 A. NJ, ard from 3 10 8 p. NJ: Cheat
ham a Kinney, =. II. jones, Cunningham
d Co, Andrew Cartwright, OTdwsy, Cor
don q McGuire ~, Col. w. ID. Dunn, SUI
perintendent 81. Louis and Southeastern
r,ilrOsd, Rev 4. II. Rcdford, Hugh q.
Gwynn, Harrison X Son, President Nc
| Tyeire, ClIas. Nelson.
We are indebted to the superintendent
of the various cemeteries for the following
| list Of the in;CmeniS made therein during
| the thirty months ending July LIST, 1874:
City Cemetery, los; Mt. Olivet, $50;
Mt. Olivet vault, 40; Mt. Calvary, 81;
| (seventy of which were Of bodies removed
from the city cemetery; X. X. b. Y. He
brew, G: o. ). c. Hebrew, 20; Mt. Ararat,
| TAG: pauper cemetery, 500, making total
of 1904 These intements are of persons
who resided in Nashville, Edgefeld and
surrounding districts.