Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-25
ALL OVER THE CITY.

John High, colored, and Sallie King,
white, were sent TO the county workhouse
by the Criminal Court yesterday.
"Both gentlemen being blind,wer seeing
the city yesterday from magnificent Ian
dulet," incidentally remal ked the Banner
yesterday morning.
The ease Of John r. Beatty, charged
with having stolen a watch in Dickson
county, was continued by Justice Everett
yesterday, until 3 p. NJ. Saturday.
Arrange. ents have been made to have
the Broad stree. cars run until II O'Clock
tonight and tomorrow night for the bene-
fit of persons attending the concert and ice
cream festival at West End Church.
What has become of that embodiment Of
legal learning, politeness and suayity-
William Henry Moss? Ishe in retirement,
meditating upon the grand possibilities
which await him in case the civil rights
bill finally passes?
Il. L. GalLreath will be perfectly safe
during the next six months, so far as
Charles Smith is concerned, the latter
having been put under bonds of $3.50 to
refrain from knocking chips off Galbreath's
shoulder for the time above specified.
Some people leave their ''foot-prints on
the sands of time" but Mildred Jackson is
not that kind of a girl; she prefers to leave
her landmarks on the countenance of her
neighbor, Matilda Burlington. For this eX-
hibition of her originality, Mildred WAS
fined two dollars by Justice Cassetty yester-
day.
Annie johnson solemnly asserted before
Justice Cassetty yesterday that she was
afraid her life was not safe, so long as Hat
tie Foster was allowed TO roam about a.
her own sweet will, seeking what she
might devour. The latter was muZZled by
being put under bonds.
The organ of the new Cumberland Pres
byterian Church has been completed and
accepted by the building committee. 1t will
be formally opened on the night ofthe first OF
July, with a grand concert, under the man
agement of Mr.. John Campbell, the leader
of the church choir. The best amateur
talent in the city will take part in this con-
cert. There will be chorus of forty voices.
A communication reached this office last
night, the chirography of which would have
done credit to Horace Greeley in his most
careless GAYS. Two members of our editO-
rial force, noted for their success with
hieroglyphicS, wreStled nobly with that
manuscript, and at the end Of the contest
retired with widely different conclusions
one asserting that the article in question
was full description of proposed line OF
narrow-gauge railway, while the other
was equally positive that il detailed the
experiences of a champagne party.
An overgrown colored woman hailed a
South Cherry street car last evening, as it
was being slowly dragged up College Hill
by the overloaded team. Upon the car be-
ing brought to a stop, the husky female
clambered to the rear platform. looked in
side the car and got off again, kindly OBJ
serving, "You kin 90 on, driver; don't see
no chance to git a seat in thar" Then
she waited for another car, only to repeat
the performance, and at a late hour in the
evening was tarrying by the wayside, wait
ing for an empty car to come along.
The Ddnbury NelrS says that Nash
vile friend who has just been married and
gone into housekeeping, mentions, incl
dentally and uncomplainingly, the follow
ing few of his wife's relations that COM
prise his family: His wife's mother, three
sisters, seven step-sisters, two widowed
aunts, their four babies, three maiden auntS,
three cousins, two nieceS, one grandmother,
two grand aunts, and an adopted female in
FAINT; and he is the only man in the house.
Fancy a midnight alarm in that domicile.