Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-10

NIARNEY AGAIN.-Readers of the RECORD
UNION will remember Dennis Nesrney, the
political sgitator who deserted his wife and
children, left them in poverty and came here
with young girl to whom he pretended to
be married. They will remember how he
slipped through the meshes of the law on
charge of bigamy, but was brought up with
round turn on other charges, and was sent
to serve the city in her chsin-gang
how he escaped how he was recap
tured and returned to the quarters he had
deserted. Yesterday the following let
ter, which speaks for itself, was received
from Mrs. Wood, the mother of the girl
who was rescued from Nearney's clutches:
"Vallejo, june Z, 1852. Mr.. Karcher, Chief
of Police, Sacramento Cal.-Dear Sir: To.
night there came from Stockton letter to
Mary from Dennis Nearney, copy of which
/ send you: Stockton, June 5, 1882. Dear
Mary Wood: Believe what no one says of
me. l have my freedom, by force, at present.
Cheer up; trust In me and all will yet be
well. Do not answer. Yours, ever faithful,
Dennis Nearney.' He sent the letter to q
young girl in town whom be knew to be
friend Of Marys. The girls father was very
indignant, and Immediately brought the let
L
see Mrs. Nearney. She is still living in that
howell, the most broken-hearted creature one
can imagine, with twin babies-a boy and
girl-st that time just week old. You ought
to see the letters he wrote to his wife while
in Sacramento. He threatens her in the
NEST violent manner. and places the entire
blame of the whole affair upon her shoulders.
l hope you will spare no pains to secure him,
as we feel very uneasy lest he may come back
and burn US out or do some terrible injury.
Mrs. Nearney feels the same dread. 1t is
ever seeing him again. Remember Mary and
myself to Mr.. Anderson. Yours, respect
fully, Mrs. VIM. T. Wood"
PAVILION .-Callenders Miustrels
had another good house last evening. The
entertainment was far more enjoyable from
the fact that there was less noise in The hall,
as the local manager wisely deadensd the
floors of the lobby. green and wine rooms.
In fact the improvement might have been
carried further with advantage. The min.
strels gave entire satisfaction. Weston's
banjo playing has not been surpassed here,
McIntosh's Oscar Wilde Quartet" is the
broadcast of burlesques, while Armstrong;
Little Circus" is a new and decidedly
humorous affair. The jubilee singers cut
their part too short to suit the auditors. The
other features already mentioned were pre-
sented last evening, together with the charm
ing singing by Walker, Brown and the other
vocalists. The last performance will be
given this evening. A matinee at 2 P. NJ.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board met
yesterday pursuant to adjournment. all the
members present. The deed to right of way
to road in Road Districts Is and 16, as petit
toned fer by z. 3. Bradford and others
through the lands of B w. Wilder, was re-
ceived, read in open Board and ordered re-
corded. Upon motion, the sum of $40 was
allowed as relief to Mrs. Harrigan. The fol-
lowing bills were allowed and ordered paid !:
G. W. Young. s14 Elkus & Co., $50 %; G.
G. Kensrd. sl9 60; h. L. Buckley. $780,
Sperry Dye, Road Overseer for District No.
IL, rendered his resignation, to take effect
July l, 1882. Adjourned for the term.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. = The following
freight passed 0dgen for Sacramento on the
9th For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 600
kegs nails; Standard Oil Company, go cases
oil Central Pacific Railroad Company, 5
pieces and boxes machinery W. ID. Com
stock, 10 boxes chairs; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 80
boxes spice, 80 boxes mustard Lindley &
Co., so boxes spice, 10 boxes mustard, $50
boxes soap.
READ these prices and be your own Judge:
A lady's curacao kid shoe, with worked but.
ton-holes, 81 %; kid fox button, 81 80; fine
sandals, 81 25; lady's kid Newport, 81 ;
Misses6ne kid buttoniworked shoes for 81 rs;
kid fox button, 81 25 !; Misses kid Newport,
81 i; Misses fine strap sandals, 81 % boys
button B calf buttons, with double toe, for
81 80. These bargains can only be found at
Red House.
The best assorted line of black and colored
satin in the city is at Hale Bros. d Co. Is silk
counter.
ASK to see the nobby walking jackets at
Hale Bros. & Co.'s.
PARAsoLs, parasols. Great reduction in
prices at Hale's.
SIxTY.THREE dozen pairs shoes arrived at
Red House yesterday.
A FINE summer business suit for Sc 80. at
Red House. a fine white vest, 81.