The New York herald., 1874-08-26
GLENDENNING ANSWERED.

Another Meeting On The Hetghts-Mrs.
Miller Reiterates Her Charges On
Oath-The Investtgntion Set Down for
Monday notwithstanding Still In
Jersey city.
Another meeting OF prominent residents OF Jer-
sey City Heights was held on Monday night at the
residence or Mr.. Albert Metz, on Van Reipen ave.
nue. to take action in the Glendeuntng case. Ex-
Mayor Sawyer presided.
The following afidavt II Mrs. Miller was read:-
Mrs: J, P: Miller, be NJ duly sworn, upon her oath
ponenr the ci New York Tor The purpose OF
ets the S aa John ne I'm
sseahh street alter some at nsa tna
,sutaon IL was snssested 10 10 return on The io
final arrangeme nt and deponent's in EN-
HH sS . my Home a s ss n. on
ninth street and ! 'hn copcluded would do so on
cali upon lie sai ,hes refused to receive the baby un
res .o e n m wen nc 10 ao m an9 taey
street wnch DID They in:oIin:d me .hat they could
satntlon known as an infant asylum IN Clinton pace,
s,aed tie case 70 sone Of the and thew rc
SnmeIasS % me TO s; on Dr. who was con
which aia' stated NE tact. 70 MIN and ,as my object
9 take the enid eA SeSnsed du to to new New
New York nsilt on but that there would meeting
e he would Sns the case a.
@ as v ,hs whstPs he Sav they wSu @ .n Ss The ne
lied that it was three weeks old TO- morrow lie DR.
rsd ali mfe
He G he on" - and nd ID ynDay a and b ASKED what
masnei TO be seen: that must The mother and
need a Ga9s q sS he
Saf sssSss s!ssf ss
"na,her dark hair DARK comg!eSiqn very young LOOK
e,l. "ls possible | have stumbled in
here TO obtain such inform i,on this ~ said Il
scrpaoa came here ABOUT ago wishing ' 10 yet get
anS n the Or S the sa s
man a. the Insiintioa the next day but have not
a na hy I I s what % e 70 'e aid ts
70 hf ss Gus aG s
cnaoee for the worse, and continuei TO grow more
seaerinss The reason Of my going was in
On Friday the le,h Of Anyust inst, deponent again
the brolher OF The late Mary T. romeroy, Alfred b
ouf @ that child 10
e who han ana Sa heS D
time previous re erred 10 the girl she said, Yes
the nsufon sponsns said would YOU Know h5' .s his
o g sn Ser Ree corP.s
Sc gsys aid ,.Sis..s .S.a
sas shout rs s being nasd that That
psrneaiariy acted STRANGELY and did moi want to
come INTO the paror and was much sgltaied enter
ewes, and II was his conduct that made noce him
particularly" she also s1d that the doctors would
over the next day saturday the 22d day Al.
gust and they woud what arrangements they would
make about the child.
On Saturday went over taking With me Mrs. Jniia
insttaon at which time Dr. Hubbard stated to Us that
they had concluded not to take IT, IL belonged
TO New Jersey. some other unimportant remarks
made, when | sald:-"Weil Doctor. sour
nurse mairon identified the picture trcferrlng
70 john :. Glepdeunlng's photography that
OF the gen leman who called about six weeks ago"
which he replied, "fes. she and said 20 her
she must be very careful as she may have TO swear
IL. and he said that she then told him she could
TO 1t be nen sad. Have you the picture?' sad
Yes" He said, Let me look al it," He then said,
M tnat the man. II was in the evening
when ! saw him.n lie then remarked that il would be-
better let the Poormaster have charge OF the After
and get wet nurse, as the child must be delicate
Mrs J. -. MILLER.
Subscribed and sworn before TINS 18th eav of
August A. d.. is7i.JosErH h. ALDRIDGE Notary Public
O: the city OF Jersey Citv.
Following this were afrdavits by the brother ef
MISS Pomeroy and Mrs. Metz, corTObOrating the
testimony OF Mrs. Miller.
justice Aidridge Was called upon by the bonds
men OF Glen1ennng TO fix a day for the investiga-
tiOn or release them from their recOgnizances.
The Justice appointed Monday next ior the hear
ilQ OF the case.