Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-09
ALL OVER THE CITY.

Judge Duling scooped 'em to the extent
of Sl35 yesterday.
Messrs. Butler & Hurst have new cigar
store at 162 North College street.
The Edgefeld Boating Club launched
their new boat, the Bessie, yesterday after
noon.
The West End Mite Society will meet
next Thursday night at the residence Of w.
Matt Brown, Esq.
A regular meeting Of the Street Commit
tee was held Friday afternoon, when the
accounts of the Street Department were ap-
proved.
There is to be large singing class Or
eanized in the city TO receive vocal inStruc-
ton fiom that successful composer, Prof. j.
c. Meininger.
Early last night police officer found
man living helplessly drunk near the Sus-
pension Bridge, and as much for bis own
safety as ANYTHING else, hauled him away
to the wOrkhouse.
As Messrs. J. A. Webster and Henry
Lawrence were riding down Market street
Friday night, the former was thrown ylo-
lently TO the ground by bis horse stumbling.
He was not seriously injured.
Il costs YOU 81 to be detected In an at
tempt TO recrade the market. II You don't
believe it, ask George Nickens and George
Drane. each of whom was fined that sum
i'm The police court yesterday.
A wicked was who read our friend Ran
dal NJ. Weber's poem entitled Send iNle a
Kiss Upon Paper" in yesterdays UNION
AND AMERICAN, asks how it would do 10
watt him few on postal card?
The fall session of Miss Mary l.. Dunns
school, on YapIxhall street, near Broad,
opens on Monday, Sept. Z. Parents could
not possibly do better by their children
than entrIIst them to Miss Dums change.
Abram Workman, cOlOred, was arrested
YESTERDAY. charged with sealing four hogs,
the property Of Andrew COnley, OF Edge
field. Justice CasSetty released Workman
on his own recOgniZanee until next Saiur-
dAN.
kfter they had arrested Mayor kercheyal
YESTERDAY on the charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons, il was discovered that, as
Chief Of the Police, be has right to carry
enough weapons to stock n gun-shOp if he
chooses TO do 500
Green WHITEHEAD, cOlOred, was arrested
and taken before Justice CaSSeity yester-
,iay cd the charge of assault and battery,
al the instance Sarah House, cOlOred.
w liltFalCltA E1Nt tbAtt Ut -
8 o'clOcs tomorrow morning.
Owing TO a mistake Of a figure in the re-
turns, Lon SloIn, colored, was reported as
having been elected school commissioner in
the Nineteenth district, whereas Mr.. VI.
W. GRAY, was elected TO that position. Mr..
GRAY is very intelligent young nan and
will fiji the Office with credit.
Last night Just rs the 1910 train was
Ir,r--ae af
tached TO a hack which was passing down
the street, made sudden turn and dashed
into the depot building, nearly running
against the rear end of the disappearing
train.
1t is stated that, after having escaped
from the Jail, Charles Collins remained In
Nashville two nights, waiting an opportu-
nifty to shoot the men who had gone on his
bond, and had afterwards given him up,
thus compelling him TO go to Jail. FOrtu-
nately he did not meet either of them.
We understand with pleasure that the
colored hook and ladder company in the
Fifth ward, every one, openly voted the
greenback ticket in the late election. Their
choice was successful, and they will be
able TO enjoy the reflection, delightful TO
every good citizen, that they supported
men who will make the best county officers
ever elected in Davidson.
BY calling at the telegraph office to-day
at any time between and 10 A. NJ and
8 and P. NJ, the following named persons
will find kilograms awaiting them: John
J. S. Hook, VIM. Duncan, Gov. Jno. G.
Brown. Robt. Thompson, ?; Mccormack x
Co, a. W. Cody. W. r. Garrett. @. III.
Arthur IL Co., W. Stillwell, j. II. Willy,
Woods. Yeatman Il Co.
s.He voted the straight ticket; nO1c what
shall we do with him. inquired a darkey
with emphasis to two other darkies on
Cherry street last night. Evidently aeon
sultation took place as to the penalty to
be inflicted upon some sensible cOlOred
man who had the moral courage TO vote
the. peoples ticket. Perhaps they were
considering whether he should be turned
out of the Benevolent Society or some
other organization established for the ben
eft Of SUFFERING humanity.