Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
ALL OVER THE CITY.

Callenders Jubilee Ainstrels will be at
the Opera House to play an engagement TO-
ward the latter part Of this week.
THE r. o. u. NJ. of Nashville meet over
the Fourth National Bank tomorrow at l
P. NJ, preparatory TO joining in the pro
cessiOn.
The Gallow Glasses ere requested tc
meet in Hibernian Hall at O'Clock this
afternoon, to make the necessary arrange
ments for joining the procession tomorrow.
The Mission Sabbath-schOol on North
Summer street viii be fully classified this
afternoon. Al tho teachers and scholars
are requested to be present punctu1lly at 3
O'Clock.
At the last regular meeting of Star Lodge
I. o. G. T., of South Nashville, VIM. Pyle
was elected G. T., the former G. I. having
resigned. The Temple now has ffty-One
members.
By invitation, the pupils at Wards Semi
nary were taken yesterday on an excursion
up the NASHVILLE, Chattanooga and st.
Louis road, in a new car just built II this
city by the company.
The show-windOws of the book stores
were gayly ornamented yesterday with the
stars and stripes in neat little flags, evil
IDENTIFY brought TO the front with a view to
the pageant tomorrow.
; An effort which was made TO get Cal
Wagner to stay over, and after joining in
the procession with his band tomorrow,
to give performance at the Opera House
at night, was not successful.
a watch and chain worth SO, on exhi-
billion at Wiggers', viii be voted to the
most popular man In Nashville, at the
table Of the South Nashville ladies, during
the coming Orphans Faif.
In the absence of the pastor, DR.. J. B.
Lindsey viii occupy the pulpit of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church tonight.
His subject viii be "Reminiscences of the
early history Of the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church"
The company owning the Poplar Noun
tain Coal Mines, up the Cumberland, are
building railroad to a point below the
Falls, after the completion of which our
coal supply from that source will be larger
and much more regular than heretofore.
A couple Of horses attached TO a wood
wagon and driven by a rather small boy,
took fright and ran away on Cedar street,
yesterday afternoon, doing no damage ex-
cept to break few spokes from the wheel
of vehicle standing on the corner of
Cherry street.
The entertainment at Masonic Hall to-
morrow afternoon and night promises TO
De a success, as the ladies having it in
charge are unsparing in their exeTtiOns in
order that it may be. Tickets for admis-
sion and dinner or supper, IS cents, TO be
had at the music, iewelry aud book stores.
Meals can be had Immediately after the
street parade. A fine musical entertain
ment at night,
ST. Joseph's Total Abstinence Society
meets at the Cathedral this afternoon at
8 o'clock for the purpose O. organizing a
branch benevolent society. Some action
will also be taken in reference to the cele-
bration tomorrow. We notice in the gen.
eral orders published yesterday the society
is assigned place in the procession be-
hind its own band. We hope to see the
beautiful banner of that Fraternity ont to-
morrow, among the other insignia.
"OIl n. Beam, Graphic advertiser, New
York City, were signs made on the regis
ter Of the Commercial Hotel, about a week
ago, by young stranger of trim person.
mel. He told the clerk his business was
to post the name Of the Graphic in public
places somewhat as astonishing medical
cures are often advertised. OIL slOped
night before lass without telling the clerk
goodbye and without having rendered the
name Of the journal he represented at all
conspicuous.
The following kilograms remain unde-
livered at the Western Union office last
night-Suuday Office hours, to 10 A. NJ.
and to P. NJ: J. Z. Acuff, WInfry &
Turner, Chas. Morgan, StrattOn & RObb,
r. L. Caruthers, Post-office, J.. T. Brown
eT, d. W. Cock, c. ". Cason, c. II.
StOckell < Co., Ogden q Bro, Cline &
Bernheim, Ordway, Gordon & Mcclure,
V. 3. Holman, j. F. Parr, GOdhelp &
Werthan, Fraley x Cooley, McAlister &
Wheless, J. 5. Beadle, Nashville Cotton
Seed Oil Co., John NJ. Bass, Mrs. NJ. W.
Lewis, D. G. Preston.