Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-25
ALL OVER THE CITY.

Ninety-fi e dollars scOoped at the police
court yesterday.
William Ross, coiored, charged with as
Corbiit yesterday.
Ella johnson, colored, charged with the
larceny of six or seven dollars, was arrested
by officer Arnold yesterday.
Eliza johnson, colored, charged with
yagTancy, ives sent to the county work.
house by Just ice Everett Yesterday.
Sprague Bailey and Ed Harvey, cOlored,
were arrested by Officer Caveit yesterday,
on the charge Of assault and battery.
Thomas Hooper, well-knoan old col
ored man who was for many years porter
at Cheathain 4 Woods; died near Fort
GIllen yesterday.
Elihn Turner of Marion county, and
Henry Chiles, of Morgan county, We're
commissioned Justices of the Peace by the
Governor yesterday.
If the police headquarters are removed TO
the city workhouse, the office of the Board
| of Health will probably be located in the
room thus vacsted at ths city hall,
Mr.. Caldwell, President Of the South
Nashville street railway, suffered mis- daily
arrest again yesterday, for the fifth time.
His fines now foot up total Of $500
| Mayor Kercheyal was before Judge
| Duling yesterday on the charge Of assault
and battery, but the proof being TO the
| effect that he had acted on the defensive,
the case was dismissed.
| While the walks in the capitol grounds
| are being improved, they arB unfit To be
traverS6d, and it Is oil this account that the
] iron gates are closed by the wOrkmen when
| they leave in the evening.
People residing in the vicinity Of the
C oSsing of Church and Spruce streets are
using up barrels Of cologne in a vain but
commendable effort to neutraliZe the OdOr
| arising from the sewer at that point.
4 drop OF burning alcohol set fire to the
papers at Buffers news stand at the Com
mercial vest erJlay, aHd fC few moments
| a con1aaraiiOn vas Threatened. HOWEVER,
the ilafnes were readily eXtinglished.
The Lanier Quartette are hereby voted
| the thanks ofthe UNION AND AMERICAN
night-tOilers for a seIenad6 in the "wee
sma' hours" during which some fayOrite
| airs were rendered with admirable effect.
The cars now bound gaily along the
| West Nashville street railway track, Prs
sengesz getting o',' tie Trans at the Chaita-
| hOo9a depot can now be landed at the Bat
| tie, Maxwell and Commercial hotels at ten
| cents per head.
A woman came 10 the city yesterday from
| Madison Station. on the Southeastern road,
looking for a runaway boy, but was unable
| To get any information regapiing him: IL
she will call at the pIlics Office Bhe viii
| learn * her Sons whereabouts.
| 4 Nashville gentleman Of financial turn
OF mind, IS scattering broadcast, through
| tie medium of Uncle Sans mails, a neat
little circular settling farll plan by which
the State debt can be paid in fourteen
years, taxes reduced, the State flooded with
money, and happiness showeTed upon every
resident of Tennessee.
A Nashville man who possesses an
| Imagination which would be worth nine
dollars 80 0O) per dav to him il he should
turn his attention TO literature, says that al
the tine this city was about to fall into the
hands 81 the IederalS in 1862, lie saw au
Irish woman leaving commissary build
ING with bag o. coffee on her head, sacl.
Of -four under each arm nr.i rolling barrel
Of sugar hc.,.cNards with her feet.