Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-18


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THE NEARNEY FAMILY TROUBLES a
San Francisco paper has the following rela-
tive to Dennis Nearney, who served term
in the Sacramento chain-gang for adultery
and neglecting his family: "The troubles
i'll the Nearney family were Ventilated in
! Judge Toohey's Court yesterday afternoon.
| Dennis Neafney, boilermaker for Baker
q Hamilton, at Benicia a year or so ago,
! failing to get divorce from his wife here,
went to Washington Territory, where he
obtained the decree on the ground of in
! temperance. He was awarded the custody
| of the children, and obtained them all but
the eldest girl, aged Is years, who declined
to leave her mother, and a child which
| Nearney doubted was his Last Saturday
one of the children arrived from Olympia,
consigned TO her father, but she was cap
tured by her mother and taken to Oakland
| 1t was to regain possession of this child
that proceedings were brought Mrs Near
ney and her daughter, both of honest APP
pcarance, and an Oakland officer who passed
their house on his beat, testified that Mrs.
Nearney was sober, respected woman, who
worked hard for the support of herself and
daughter. Mrs. Nearney also testified that
she had never received a copy of the di-
yorce complaint. Judge Toohev said that
the divorce had undoubtedly been obtained
by gross fraud, and took the case under ad-
Yisement. The child was remanded to the
mother and Nearney was warned not to
interfere with it. During the proceedings
Nearneys boy sat making grimaes at his
mother
THE MILITARY BALL.-The third annual
bali of the First Artillery Regiment is
advertised to take place on Thursday even
ing, November 18th. This affair is gener-
ally considered the first grand opening ball
of the season and is looked forward to by
the militia and citizens generally in antici
patton Of 4 renewal of the terpsichorcan fes-
tivities Of the winter season. The commit
tee met on Thursday evening last, after the
battalion brill, and were subdiyided for
the purpose of canyassing the city as follows:
First diyision-Captain White, Chairman;
Col. Sheehan, Lieut.-Col Guthrie, Major
Hubbard, Capt. Stevens, Capt. Neary, Lieut..
Carroll, Lieut.. Flaherty and Lieut. Riyett
Second Diyision-Lieut. Weinstock, Chair
man; Capt, Cooke, Capt. Plant. Lieut..
Long, Lieut. Fonteneau, Major Mckee,
Lieut.. Eush, Lieut. Shechan, Lieut.. Miller
and Major Mclaughlin. AS the proceeds
of the ball will be Gas hcrctoforel devoted
to paying OIL the Indebtedness on Armory
Hall the committee should meet with that
success that The object deserves II is in
tended to give interesting military eyolu-
tons previous TO dancing and, as the
Governor and staff, besides other military
magnates from San Francisco are expected
to he present, the affair will no doubt be
unusually interesting Company + OF
Woodland has been invited in body, the
committee voting 10 pay portion Of their
travelling expenses.
GROUNDWORK FOR \ RoMANcE-DuYing
the past ten years or more, gentleman of
quiet bearing, named \. C. Lavelle, has
been conducting cider and vinegar factory
on Fifth street, near X. II appears that he
is a Russian, was an officer in the Russian
army, and his family were of high social
standing, but, being cXiled, he dropped
everything pertaining TO arstocracv, and
took hold ofthe first business that offered by
which to gain a living for himself and fam
ily he having married in this country.
Rec ntly he received information of the
death in Russia, of his father, and, being
the sole heir, he is entitled to q fortune of
about S30,00000o. During the past few
days he has been engaged in securing the
necessary papers, including one from the
Secretary of State relative to his citizen
ship. and yesterday left for The borders of
Russia-he cannot enter the territorv-to
look aflcr his property. lie says that he
will return to Sacramento as soon as posi-
bic, intending to always make this city his
home.
WILLIAM AYERS HoRsEs-B W. Cava-
naugh, as agent for William Ayers (rccently
of Delaney & Ayers, yesterday sold to Ben
TimminS, for 81 $50, the well-known run
ming horse, Fred Collier, which, .on account
of his legs swelling. has been turned out
for about year, but is now looking well
His new owner Will keep kim i'll Kern
county this winter. Joe Howell, the game
runner, always winner when he had any
thing like an even show, will he sent 10 San
Francisco to-day. and thence to Oregon.
where Mr. Ayers now is, with Il probability
of his coming back next season. ichi Ban,
another Of Mr.. Ayers horses, will remain
here, in George Howson's stable.
SALE or DAIRY Cows-0n Saturday,
November Sth, seventy head of dairy
cows, sixteen head of work horses, five two
horse wagons, two milk wagons and route,
ten head of half-breed Jersey heilers, all
with calf, will be sold at auction at y. V.
Hatch's dairy, Twenty-tirst and o streets.
THE LATEST INyENrfoN-F. f. Doland
has invented something that is of interest
to every person who owns a a vehicle. He
can make old and worn axles as good as
new at a trItiing cost in comparison to the
usual methods. Buggies and hacks are run
ning IN the city to-day, axles good as new,
thoush when given 10 him were worn be-
You'd apparent redemption. 1t matters not
how BADLY worn, he can restore them TO
Their original form, strength ana durability.
Inns lhVehuon Will save annually to farm
ers, stabemen and those who use vehicles
thousands of dollars, The patent is rs
simple as it is serviceabe. Do not fail to
stop at the Carriage Repository, south side
of X street, between Ninth and Tenth. and
inspect for yourself
LOOK for our new advertisement next
Monday, and prepare for many new bar
gains at the Red House