The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-22

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NEWARK n. j.. Jan. IA, 1859
g. sw s w a s IN c o s
ysirs sw.I.ing the rigltial heir Inc
s ms should ss rs s. T.
making further inquiries one thug Is certain tsat
Gle Cleo ah family 1n !" the
s sS.y es 81 Is ON. ee OF sa ss
fullest investigation, ana has struck that by supply
,SE sia or
Of ea"s. Sr 70 sesswiss VIII readily pr Give tho i'm
OF his moving in the Affair." nasmuch should
Would a1d BE- h reSy 6ensatsa you
.i.uasea At ranssy. Gam"rssnshire There are i.aa
Of considerable extent. upon wnsh are church schoOL
sive works and valuable mines The Iron works bsv
in possession Of Mr. Ssedh.m who pays rent.I or
ais: . .s rsS S1a. %.eh
h. u e,o ss pr1p'r Se whole IS a's
60 " w .sd
. IN Sa my Is Of Welsh -
little d,n The more have examined the matter the
esnaaen! that am the n ,s. :. q
this tho bottom sndls..ias me know soon
am my GEAR oA'''''s EDWARD LEES GLEw.
DIcKERIxG ABOUT a FEW POUNDS.
This letter reached mrs. Beckwitu's husband, but
she herself had died time be ore that Mr. Beck
with answered the letter; ssid Rsad-aGlow was away
several nundrsd miles; hat 1t wouli $50 make
the necessary search aud would Glew sent on the
money? Glew Couldn't; he hadn't $50a, this time.
few letters passed between the pares put notn
done up TO tue time oil Giew's death. mo widow oil
the ssfsupposed heir to this splendid property mean
while sank aud lower In want and destltution.
until she became what now she ia mere wreck OF
her former sea thin. weak, poverty stricken widow
CLEANS OF HOPE.
month or so ago in to The Widow Glsw's vretchsd
garrett In the Twelfth ward of Newark came CLEAN
OF nope 10 the shape OF letter from New ork law
yer, a former partner OF Richard O'Gorman, sum-
mouing the wioow to The metropolis The lawyer
told her had received some Information from Eng.
land csnnecting her namo win largo Welsh estate.
Again, yesterday, Mrs. Glrw was summoned 10 New
York the news conveyed 10 her that search was
about be MADE in the joint interest OF herself and
the Beckwith with ,tteriny prospects Of success
TRACING UP TIM GLEw FAMILY
,osa & o. ,ne - he vas
10 Dublin tho latter part OF the eighteenth century,
but went TO the Isle OF Man and aisd there Where
he born Is also questioned. IN Waies, that
would be strong prssumptive evidence favor o. Ed
ward Lees heirshin John Gl.w had two sons. One,
tho other, Joseph Berry Glow. had rather interest
ing history as set forth by himself IN the following
bref, whicn he submitted 10 the British government
In connection with petition Tor an increase oil PEN
slon:-
MAJOR JOSEPH BERRY GLEw's SERVICES
April 1888. purchased an ensixney IN the Forty.eehth
regiment Wnea oni;sr Of the S..tsy o.
hours ey which Ills sy. soo the
either falling into the hands Of the enemy or on
III 1sa
.s % 81 the
Gsnsral Sir R,ph 40 reromoie until the
Ct .s Hsss.S ssf
~aisn 10 reserve a and on the oens
plesd ebarksd with II 10 the las. indies On the pas
years al.slw.ras he oOsed, from II hsaih g
% s' 'sas hi. a'i
senior amer ii. .lry. "a q: ps S
1909 he with the second battalion, FIFTY
a an int s.s s crons s oa s .
Shorty s as hm the
which he served few %Ga.h. Su, h. ,n he 1
line and iu active service In january 1913 he
mis- arrival with the secona battalion ne go. sne
eomm.nd Of the a. KinS:,on which was then
movements OF The enemy The msnaer in which con.
to essy ri h Ss D
% the q sa ~
ond flank company Of the forty:hrst regiment, and
sna At the 6.,,s the Fall.
July % he s0sk sGs snd sSs
hands Of the enemy. During this sns.gsmsnt ball
having been turned y the Ersk OF MS bel; wosa
TONED and msnded for promotion BY Liea.ehan.
General Dupmvna which WAS s,rsn ~ urged by Sir
no. ~ pv..s ss,sf Ms
"or%ins OF For. Erie q go killed and
VII killed. wounded HIS wounds consisted Of
the small OF the back BY the blowing up OF
stone buiiding in tho tort, and another by rifle
ball in his right shoulder This ball could never
be extracted He was also shot through the
sleeve of the LEFT and his wrist. a
ball passed through his cap. On recovering from his
appointed the command OF the battalion
militia in the province of Cauada
with the ocal rank OF lisuten ut colonel, where he
aimed the peace when he ordered TO dis land
the battalion lie rjoined his regiment without loss OF
time captain aud with them at Quebec for
France where ned un III the regiment ordered
~ ngIano succeeded In obtaining the brevet Of
major June 10. 1873
WIDOW GLKw SAYS.
For several years past advertsements nave boon
published calling for the IRISH Gews IN connection
with tho Reada-Glew estate, .nd this has hualiy
suited IN tr4ciug the Widow Glew IN Newark. Whom
interviewed yesterday by HERALD reporter At her
wrstched home sne satd she scarcely dared 90 hope
that ythiog would come of the search. "But yet,
sad she, II share poor dear Glew's belief tbat he
was tho rightiul heir OF Read-a.Glew But PROBABLY
shah know ere great wniie whether am 10 ill a
paupers grave be destined to life OF decency and
comfort"