Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-03
ALL OVER THE CITY.


The police court fines footed up SAG
yesterday.
Green apples reached Nashville yester-
day. The cholera-morbus is expected to-
day.
The brick-work of the new Tennessee
School for the Blind is being pushed for
ward rapidly.
Lee Cartwright, charged with an attempt
to commit larceny, was released by Justice
Baskette yesterday.
A large party OF emigrants, from near
Brentwood, left the city for Colorado,
yesterday, via the Northwestern road.
Justice Everett is the opinion that Oil
yer Smith stole that watch, and has there
fore bound him over to await trial in the
Criminal Court.
Robt. johnson, charged with larceny,
and Munford Moss, accused Of making an
assault with pistol, were convicted in the
| Criminal Court yesterday.
The remains of Mrs. Robert L Moore,
which were placed in a vault at the old
cemetery Sunday, were removed yesterday
and inferred at Mt. Olivet.
Matte Lawson, the colored woman who
was arrested Monday on the charge Of kill
ing her child, was released by Justice Bas-
kettle yesterday, for want of proof against
her.
The two Boards of the City Council will
meet in convention at P. NJ. to-day, for
the purpose of wrestling with the Alden
bond problem. The holders of these bonds
say they want the interest due thereon.
The colored vagrants who shelter them
selves at night inthe huts in what is known
as s'Black Bottom" lying just south Of
Broad, between Cherry and Market, have
been notified by Capt. Yater to move Out
by next Saturday.
A report was in circulation yesterday
morning, that lady in the Seventh Ward
had suddenly expired, and an hour was ap
pointed by Deputy Coroner Ryan for hold
ing an inquest; but the rumor proved en-
tirely unfounded.
Jennie Cooper and Mary Fleming had
each other arrested yesterday on a charg'
of assault and battery. Each was taxet
with the cost accruing in her case and
Cooper was bound over to keep the peac
for the next six months in the sum o
$3.50.
Sheron Battle, Frank Knowles, Ton
Smith, Andrew Beard and VIM. Levi
were before Justice CasSetty yesterday, oil
the charge of assaulting Nancy Williams
| 1ne three 0ISI 0dIIleQ SuDulllleu IHclT Cds'
and were released upon payment of costs
The trial of Beard and Lewis was post
poned until to-day.
Duckworth & Co., corner Church an,
Cherry and Cedar and Cherry streets, hay'
received Pleasant Hours and Boys of Amer
lea for July, Budget of Fun, Waverly Maya
zine, Young American, Harper's Bazar
Leslie's Ladies' Journal, Days Doinss
New Sensation, Police Gazette, New Yorl
Mercury, etc; also the latest leading dailies
/ \ party of Murfreesboro gentlemen, witt
came to attend the meeting of the Locatin:
Board for the Baptist University, wer'
taking dinner together at the Maxwell yes
terday, when party sitting a
another table inquired, ''Wbo are thosC
men ?" "Oh," said friend at the table
''that's one of the Criminal Court juries
They're out now in charge of constable.
Richard Davis and his wife, Rachel, d.
not live happily together, owing princi
pally to a reprehensible habit the fOrme
has of dragging his wife about their parlor
with his fingers entwined in her rayel
tresses. Justice Cassetty charged Davi
two dollars yesterday on oceOunt of his las
outbreak, and bound him over in the sun
of $3.50 to keep the peace for the ensuini
| six months.