Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-14
ALL OYER TIE CITY.


Judge Frazier signed the minutes Of the
Criminal Court for the January term, yes
terday.
The first mosquito pat in an appearance
yesterday. he teat the traditional linen
buster this time.
9Esther7 will be rehearsed Tuesday
night at Benson, Brown & Co.'s. The
singers will please be on hand at half past
seven.
Night patrolmen call the vagabond negro
boys whom they catch sleeping in dry
goods boxes and under dUOr-steps-
s'snOOzerS.n
A meeting will be held in the First Bap-
| fist Church at half past two o'clock this af-
ternoon, to organize Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
A meeting Of the Robertson Association
will be held on Tuesday evening at 4
O'Clock, at Col. Hal. Claiborne's Office, old
Union Back, College street. The members
are requested to attend.
Mr.. j. r. Sneed a day or two AGO pre-
scented his popular partner, Capt. w. II.
Atwell, with an elegant gold headed cane.
Il was simply a material expression OF
| friendship and was made without speeches
or spectators.
AT a meeting Of the Erosophian Literary
Society Friday night, March y, Hon. j. f.
House, Chief Justice A. o. =. Nicholson,
DR.. VIM. Morrow, Hon. Henry Cooper and
A. G. Adams were elected honorary mem
bers.
The Sunday-schOol teachers through D.
n. Neylan, Esq, return thanks 10 MeSsrs.
Caspar B. Kuhn, Lawrence Finn, John
Ryan, Joe ZanOne, Rev. Father Gazzo and
NJ. Morse, manager Of Healy's Hibernian
/ Gems, for liberal cash donations.
Berry, DemOyille & Co took out a writ
of repleyin to recover the tobacco found in
the possession Of Mel Zachary when his
house was searched last Wednesday night,
and which was identified by them. The
case came up before Justice Everett yes
tertlay afternoon and he rendered Adhesion
in favor Of the Plaintiffs.
| Several. attempts have recently been made
| to disturb the meetings Of South Nashville
Lodge No. 1OI l. o. G. T., which meets in
the hall over Hailey's drug store on South
! Cherry street. The members have decided
| that hereafter any one interfering with the
session Of the Lodge shall be arrested and
prosecuted to the full extent OF the law.
A literary and debating society, under
the name Of the JefiersOnian Club, was or
| ganized in North Nashville, last week, by
the election Of the following officers: DR..
y. e. Tucker, President; H. Z. VOgt, Vice
/ President; I. 5. LUsLy, Secretary; J. I.
| Petre, Sergeant-at-Arms. The club has
| secured a hall on the corner of High and
| Jefferson streets, il which to hold its meet
ings,
s.. Ioseph's Total Abstinence Society
will give a grand ball on 81. Patrick
night next Wednesday, at the Skating
| Rink, the proceeds to be used for St. Der
nard's Convent. Supper will be given by
the ladies Of the Sunday-schOol. The
| Rink will be decorated with everg-eens
cedars, notices, United States flags, and
fags Of Ireland. The dining room will al
so be handsomely decorated,
Mr.. Z. E. Jones desires to return thanks
on bshalf of the orphans for liberal dOna-
| tions Of free advertising of the Far from
the proprietOrs of the Union AND AMER.
ICAN and the Banner, and also valuable
subscriptions in cash from prOprietors and
employees of the UNION AND AMERICAN
| On behalf of the ladies a the Sunday
school, he returns thanks to MesSrs. Dorm
bush, .Spire & Duff, J. A. J. Rose, Sam.
/ LYMAN and others, for contributions to
| their table at the Fair. Also, for donations
received through Mr.. D. y. Neylan.
| kilograms remaining undeliYered at the
Western Union Telegraph Office, Saturday
night. Sunday Office hours; to IL =. N,
aud to P. NJ:
n. Il. Gee, Edgar Jones %, Mechanics
| Bank, Gennett 4 Co, Evans, Fite, Porter
& Co., i. Winter 4 Bro, Q'Bryan & WASH
| ingtOn, y. Martin, BuclSner ) Co., Ander-
son, Green & Co, Gilbert Parkes s Co.,
| Furman & Co., S. Steman & Co, Nashville
Cotton Seed Company, J. N. Carsey &
Son 81, Hart q Hensley, George F, Akers
| 60, J S. Beadle, W. 7. Linck, A. c. VIII
| kersOn, W. III. SeCrest, care Of VIM. Axe.
4 Iaalch game Of billiards was PLAYED in
the Maxwell House billiard room yester-
day afternoon between Jules BeTthe9i, an
attache of the establishment, and d. W.
Clarke, said to have been at one time
champion of New York. The game con
sisted of 800 points and was won by Mr..
| Clarke, who beat his adversary "a points.
The highest run made by Mr. Clarke was
| thirty points, and that Of Mr.. BertheOl six
teen. There were forty-four innings and
Clarke'S average was II All, and Der
| theol's o Ill. Clarke said he was out OF
| rrarfipn