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

A rats nest with thirteen young was
found next door to this Office. Prolific an
imals.
The Law Court was not in session yes
terday. Judge Guilds sickness prevented
him from attending.
The regular Commencement exercises
of Wards seminary will begin tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock, and close on We'd
nesday night with the graduation Of the
Senior Class.
The Concordia Club will give an even
ing picnic at Siefreid's Garden next Thurs
day night. The sale Of tickets 10 persons
not members of the Club has been limited
to twenty five.
There will be held a regular meeting OF
the Nashville Bar Association, at their
rooms in the Federal Court building, On
Monday, the 9Th inst, at o'clock P. n.
J. A. CARTWRIGHT, Sec'y.
Thomas Jones and Jane Gross, both
coiored, walked into Justice Campbell
Office yesterday afternoon, and informed
him that they had come to get married.
He, very soon tied the gOrdian knot, and
sent them on their way rejoicing.
Messrs. Julius Sax, 5. We'll, ID. Well, j.
| Ellis, n. Cline and j. BlOomsteln, who
| have been appointed a committee by the
| Hebrew congregation to call on the GILL
| zens Of Nashville and solicit subscriptions
| and donations in and of the building fund
Of the new Jewish Temple, viii enter upoI
| their work tomorrow.
Let all who enjoy an intellectual Etreal
| 90 TO the Cathedral tonight to hear Father
| Ouinn's lecture on "Woman's Mission IL
! the Catholic Church" Something attTac
tive, in the way of music, will be rendered
by the choir. under the leadership Of Mrs
Hart. Father Quinn arrived yesterday and
will probably preach in the Cathed' al TIN
morning.
a dramatic performance Will &c glVel
| about the,middle of this month under thu
auspices of the Sisters Of Mercy, Of st. Ber
nard's convent, on Cedar street. 1W'
PLAYS written by Cardinal Wiseman will b
presented. In one Of them only boys vii
participate, while in the other the partlcl
pants will al be females. Active rehearsal
will be commenced in a few days.
| kilograms remain over at the Western
Union office this morning for the following
Sunday Office hours to 10 A. NJ. and ) Z
5P. N: Irvine Z. Chase, VIM. Morrow
VIII. Cherry, Stockell * Co., B. H. Cook
* Co., o. F. Noel, P. B. WOotten, Nj
Humphreys, Insurance Agent, Rhea, Smit
* Co, a. NJ. Perine & Co., Mrs. William
4. Webb, T. B. HOUser, Furman x Co.
An old gentleman named Roland, livin
near this city, was robbed OF III
Jacksonville, Madison aud Indial
| apolis train, Thursday, coming troI
indianapolis. He walked into G.
and asked a young, geenteel-looklI
fellow to give him a seat. The young ma
arose and hurriedly pushed by him. Nj
Roland sat down, but shortly afterwar
discovered that he was minus $500.
Mcclure & Bro. have favored US vii
two pieces of new music-"Silver Bells
bv j. c. Menin-er, dedicated to Mi!
Florence Z. Waun, of Evanston, llls., an
sGen. Pennypacker's March," by Pier
Latour, noted composer of Philadelphl
dedicated to the gallant Post Commander
in this city. 1t is oTnamented with vel
fair IithogTaph Of the General. The piece b
been arranged for the Sixteenth lniantI
Band, and they will be prepared to Tend
it in the Sunday evening concert one We(
from to-day.