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The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
Prospecting on ,prer white.

Considerable prospecting. s,ys the
Denver Times. has been done this sea-
son in the country lying north OF the
Grand river. in Garfield county. with
COOL results. The carbonate excite
mrni Of - drew some capital To the
locality which discovered indications of
sufficient inducement TO prosecute IN
vestigatiou ever since. The lime belt
extends for miles across the White
River plateau, and Is without doub; an
ou,crop or spur upon which Aspen and
Red Cliff mines are located. The indi-
cations are that greater depth must be
attained TO- get to the contact. The in
dica;ious are all there in abundance. In
some Instances seams Of galcra and
lead have been traced In the lime
formation. and the RYAN shaft,
which was down to n depth Of
ninct. feet. following seam. also
showed considerable hard carbonate.
by faithful prospecting some day n
strike is quite likely TO occur in that
locality which will cause great deal of
excitement.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
soT':sI..

As this Is abou, the time Of the year
when we get In Our winters paper anu
other stock essential 10 the regular ap-
pcaranc. Of TuE HERALD, we would
respectfully remind all those indebted to
the Office that Il remittance would De
very acceptable mt this time, so II You
can .an,o up" without mountaineering
yourself To any groa, extent yoa VIII
confer grca, favor On THE HERALD
rus,.,r.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
Notice Tor Publication.


INNU VFFI'E VT
GiTNwopp SPRINGS, Colo. Oct. Il, lisa.
NoTiCE-fs hereby given thni the following
~ named settler hns ;iled rn,i,,s, 81 his fu,rf,
ton tn uat" final urprf In support " his
claim. aud that said prnuf will ia made be-
Tore the Register rni ilcc,iNur at Glcnwcu,l
SPRINGS. Colorado, on p,sprniIer I. iss-. ct II
O'Clock %. NJ. vi; Herman picirer. NJ I.,y.
Itputt county. Colo. On his u J. - = Sp ifS TOT
the 81 = 90 q, Soc -, TpGN u ~. Lot 1 ttho
sw = rT =! Sc ~ Lots aud :, W Z. NV ., Scc
~, IpG =. Npl " 9th 81.
He names tn" following witnesses To- prove
his continuous rcfidoncc upon, and cultivation
OF. sail land. yizs
e, J. puTy, Frank Smith. =. ". Simpson mud
William hc!Aenwuc, all Of itnuti. huuit Co.
Colorado.
$. J. DTf,S. EcEistcr.
tfirst Pub Oct gs-1.ast bee I, isss1
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

IfNNF'f " q NJ
GLHNwooD srniSds. Colo. oct. IL. issS
No1iCI.-i- hereby given TINT the following
- hain'sl sctiI.r nas nie'i notice Of hi inirn
claim. and That said proof will lie made b,.
fore the Register sth Receiver Mt glcnwopi
SPRING. tcln.. on November ~. lSS. nj ID
o'clock a. w. viz: .iuhn ". Hnrk. 81 Tar,,riI,
'uln., ON hi- T. u No ~. Y ! u. for tho NV 1,
&c ~ v nc a and nc a nc 4. see I, TpJ :. d.
He nnmcs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said land. viss
James Gillnor. Of Mcclrr, Cobb. Julnis Eb.
lcr- samuel lloics. Jogpph Mckay aud WIN.
Moiit. all al EHrWcll. Colo.
lflrst rub Oct ,D--lalt Soy q. issl
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

land OfffsE AT
GLGswoOb ,PnIs aus. Colo, rept. =, i'e7-
NOTICE {. ersiy gi,en that tho following
~ nainesi tfl.f hes nle.i nuilcs Of his ~
IGNITION in ms . neal proof in support ~ MS
claim. and N said prusf viii bc made trius.
tho Register and Receiver ~ nIenNvts'
springs, Col Mo, ~ October ~. isse, at Y
nfelock IA. N Wiz: Georsc W. Tciupl", of
Ne.ser, Colo. o., MS T. l. u No ~, TIE
ssrio., Cor III n, sw 4. and ;, II" :. sec Is
Up y. HD Oh IN.
lie naines ~ f,llosins Witnesses Z" prove
hi. sontinu0u residence upon, nth cnlsif alton
Of, SAID land, 4; =,
Dl,1-i-worlh ID ii. L. Hook, ali 81 ho.lef,
Colorado
lrirst pub - e.-li'i oct - is''l
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

TNNV " fFfs NI
utrssuun rFifiA Cola. prt. I. 49,.
NuItgN-ia hrsriy nrn Iha, tho liligssiHs
y tatlr.i srttirr Ia. - nasir. ~ HI. iutrti
tiuf, e. tnatu nnsi ts,f la .iipf-pFt ~ ht'
rsilli st.i that s.isi ref viii H. nu'lir isvfnFt
tns1 ifwzisfsr rnt l.lN-f at .lruu.nsi
EpFtns. ,o.ustsst.. a;s-r-fsii-rf -. tss., ~ u
atsi.s. :. a., stsi ln-N \. rsrfuil. 81 NusItt,
I,atitt county. ,oinrssitn his = !. u ) Nu 70,
&C. g., !. go = rs, an M '''i "' =
lie ,ianlss the fuil1VE sisn.ss--s 10 prove
his e,luiinuuts r-.liUf,ul-if. sni cultivation
~ saii t1rd Was
IL. Js-s.g. ifuf;-r ,isasn. wliittn 4. NUr,
gan ani iiifstn spcflft all 1t ith-iti. hYuti
y. Drf.A>. HrTtsser.
fg.rst Rub uri t-iatuy u. I.asl
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

utHr~oup -rni>c.. a.. ssi,. - i>'..
NUItgi; is h-rv,,, sivsp,ai tho following
~ u4tursi s.sfirF lss I nnti.- 90 his ~
irti,iru H. inak- nnsi ,.sstn .s,rtsft - hi-
siastn. nti that sail ystlsii - tn1fn -
fufa the tirTi.trr anil ittt.r. at .lru~ls-i
~ptins.. .Dig-psis. IN Notat-rr y. ifss. ~ y
nigts-gk n ms. Nifs Niit =. Hamilton. -
lnmf1. ffnTi'f .fisfugy. tussta. .ti hts r y J,
: S6 81, foe the = 80 trs =. nv Z. nv 3
So - sn'i nc 2. ~ !. Sec ITp y. u u " eih
lie ususs the luiiasi tpiinrssrs 50 prove
bis c,niinug-is r-siicpc- W. AMI cultivation
81. sa,ii iar,i. Nsl
Thomas N. lies and liikri n. tarurttr 81
i.uuit. spir. Isssirrfg ~. tt.anan ~ Hayden.
'slu.. ai.i Cor ~. Voice \ is,sui-st spring.
tuiu.
=. .tlri.,s. Hcsisiur.
tfifs; i'iih %; s-ls,s Njic. isssl
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
Notice for rus..,,or.

LAND pFfit AT
strSwonp -ratNGs. CD. s.Is. y. ~.
NnTirE Il hcrri,y ri,,ithsi isc following
~ named settler has ni..(rtIr, -. his in'uii.
tim t. make nual prs lir support - BE
rlaini. Hui that sail prvaeili H. made bs7fu'v
The rzi'ir aui NDcriv.rb uirnvu-.i spring..
'uluui.". un suyriut-r (is,.. at 10 u'cluci.
y IN. Nifi Samuel HtSan NrrrsiUin. II
Ns-krr. Colo. un bic y vSo Ga. u u. for
the g y 10 4. Soc -. Ty ~ ps w. anil -
NV . so -. Tp I y. n az 9Th 4 ".
"" nafns.- the fpiluvitff i'bc-..-. to pfuN"
his vp'itinirti. residence tlu ai,i ptiitiy alton
Uf. Elii land. NiEs
7. u. nilry. !. W. f,iuart. ]. T. iiurnca and
WIN. II. Jones. nil II Nc n. roIo.
= jkria,S. iic.tsicr.
TIN, pub Sop, sp--lh., 4. isssi
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
Notice mk publication.

Grrswoop FFnid ! colo, ssr'. is, isS.
\roIiCE-I- her.t given that the following
n usp.tf ..,tilrr la8nie.i i.rttcr of his tnIen
tin,i To pakr nnai lro1f ia support ni LII
claim, aud ,hai al psoof ~iii b. made Ia.
ion, the H.Si.irr itr~sivsf. n Gl-hs"si
~pgiig., culOrlssin, 4 October ~, i~.,. at n
.5cioas a. m. ,lI Jaeoa y. Chandler, OF
Y.e.er. C~lo'. On-7sp y u y No al, ".
s-ries. ior TIC az "a =, TT y. uea W cit.
PI. IN
~. nsina- in- I, y ~fes wine 80 70 tto'"
hi. .ontinuons ses i eefii-fu, anu '.ilNa li"-i
OF, S,ii Land, via. /
E' .sSsss Vi as,'i l.l end john t. iiiosi.-
s,Tth, all II NreA'Si, ", ~ u..,,.,.,
Hrs; pGb Sep :. -i-' pe's', r.Si
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

n,,a,rnn,, - 81 -. Z y n.,.i.is

o,H.w.ap srnIs bai.,. Ok. l. is.s.
N'uIflI-ls nuf.lly u that tn, ioliu-tnz
' nassri srsiisr has ! nusfr1 Uf Ets tnt.tf'
tl.in t. tsk- rf1aI pt Ia .Irfart 81 his
fiaift. anil that saki ~ siii - rsssi.. L..
furr the girss az the lsnsy 'rprt ~ itnsiii
county. at liahn'. ist G"lsa. az, so,rnat.f
lees. ~ tSsr.a. csNf. 81 rEb- Ne. Az,
'"F ID" n i, NO =, k.eiil :. ~. a., AMI
~ :. ~ u Sec -. TT Y ~ " 9TH NJ
his t,sa;inro,i. rv.liui,.. "a. sssi .iilii,siiaa
~, slsti lanf. sbf
wIiiisn >. mayer. t-tsy-r. it-r,si fal'
iuu stsi LifusF iiuas. ell isvgss. '.sin.
= tini.sS. n7z5s;-r.
l.liss Pub ucs c-rasi I 10. isss!
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

take great pleasure in commcndlrs
To the attention aud usc of those al
ilici.d with tie terrible disease known
US the c1,arrh that mos; excellent si-ci'
tie known rs wilhrlm's Sa,sIiinc.
hay. used II myself with mos, hcncil'
rlai results. I,suse will shortly establish
i,s great value. Iss. u. BELroHD.
Nlsa!inc is sold by druggists. Price 5oc
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
c.zUuC.I SERVICES.

81. JAMES MISSION,
Fourth strict. east end Of City Park.
Morning PRAYER and Sermon, II II. IN.
Sunday school, immediately after
morning PRAYER, II III.
Evening Prayer, at 1880 =. IN.
Choir rphearsc! every Friday evening
ut 1850 y, IN.
Services at Coal Creek School house
November III aud 18th, ut $50 p. IN.
4. J.. WILLIAMS,
Missionary in Charge.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

LAND - III y NJ
otnx~oup srhisaN ILL.,. tepg. L. iEs,,
>rurirE-Is h.f,'l,y ,Srn that gh- fsii0s Ing
n n,tf..l ---ttlsr ha. - nosir. Of her intern
lion Ia make NAL ln2 in support ~ he.
riaiui, AMI that aid i&of -iu L. iiiiii- L.
fprr tho Register anS fsritcr, % .lrneusi
SpTtnFH. ,oisin.t Niyctni-f y ~ "
0isiUek a. IN. VIA NJ Esrns, ~ N.rksr,
.ulo-. on her u = sol tfr --sis-s. To- The n
4, 10 a, SEQ :, ,s 9. 4. rnt - .. 90 =, sec d,
III :. n - " 9Th T.
she n,m-s The fui ing situ'-ssr u prove
Ls .utiuuuu. s-,itc UPON. nii.i eiilliN aAlnti
II. ruti iaui. via
Jarsi, y. ,han.ii~s. lors- ". Trfnpic and
FFyint u sheridan. sk,f N-os.r. tutrs. ani
Jsui.s L. ,lsTl 81 al.N ua.t rvtiu=s. ,aia.
u. DrIAs. ilsslsirF.
ti'Ifrg Pub Sept e:-)si .-g <. i-s-l
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
A Pr.n,insn, nr, Good. Merchant.

Having obtained great benefit from u.s.
ing Wilhe,m's Sasalinc. | cordially rec
ommend it 10 all persons afflicted with
catnrrh, or ANY Of the many complaints
which commonly pass under the maine
of ra.afTh. j. II. NEiSuAupr,
Dry Goods Merchant, Denver, Colo.
wilhclm'a Nasallnc Is sold by drug
glsts. Price zoe.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

For drugs, medicines, paints, books,
stationery, fancy and toilet articles,
field glasses. artists materials. musical
goods, etc, etc. go or SEND your ordors
10 DR.. +. Siuvcr, Rawlins. Wyoming
and get the best sood5 at lowolt prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

If YOU want TO order drugs, medicines
or any article handled in n wholesale
drugstore. we would refer You TO DR..
j. L. Orhorne's display ad in another
column
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
Business cards at TmE HERALD Office


j. W. ilugus y Co. VIII now close on,
their entire stock Of harness and sad
dlery at reduced prices. Tie stocl. Is
new aud consists of eighteen se, double
draf; harness, six set double buggy har'
ness and sixteen cowboy saddles. All
ot tho hest manufacture. Call and eX'
anime the goods and prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
rot -.

On the Rawllns fpai. between Hear
aud Snake rivers, pocket diary con-
timing cards ani papers, among them
being naturalization papers os oac
Bernhard August stats. Tho owner
can have same 10y calling NJ HERALD
Office and paying for this notice.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
.rEIns roE sALE.

| Will have "A icw extra Ornamental
and fruit tees. aud also some shrubs,
more than is sold, from Spencer y Cald-
wells, Grand Junction, Il, my place OIL
October .6th, which would like 10 dis
pose OF. Those wishing TO get fruit ~
shade tees at Il bargain will do well Ia
call and see me. FlHp GREGORY.
TO To l.ouston's for fishing tackle
etc.
Gents fine hats Il specially at
NAIIER X MoCLuRg's,
uienwooi Springs.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

The rector aud ycsiry Of 81 James
Mission were, on Thursday last. treated
10 a genuine surprise ia the prrscnia.
tion Of beautiful brass hanging lamp
Tor tic chanccl u the church. II oc-
cured Ia Miss Mediation that the Oniy
thing lacking IN tie beautiful and
ohurchly arrangement Of the church
was lamp, - she quietly circulated u
paper among her friends. which resulted
In III. suTu Of SIT being raised for tia,
object. Miss Mediation deserves great
credit for this pialscwnrihy act. for II Is
one Of the means whereby the church
can Increase her influence FOR good In
this community.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

Price x nowislry aud i.oring X Co,
Soli In Omaha aud Jared better than
they would have done in Chicago. a. j.
Gregory sold Ia Denver last week and
did fairly well.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

ca;ticmcn bcrrabon;s have vcS.d
nai caTc.wurn appearance about them
these days. The ru!HnuslY low prices
which beef brings Is enough to dis
LciTirn them.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
ATTENTION. D,VCI CoNrn

The undersigned has n ditch contract
to let. Tor particulars inquire at my
ranch on Upper White.
Ed. c. ARCHER.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
EvH -tLi'.

\ Domestic sewing machine. almos'
~ goA rs new. WIN 10 sold at - bar
gain for cash. Apply At TnE HERALD
office.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

One thousand yards, iIa!t.yari wide
iaiics' cloths. all wool. ~ cents. former
price -. SArIET X McCLUHEs.
HlcnMnnI snEinsH.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

Jack Grecn. who Pilots tie Harp {,
wrigh; frigii,ing ouIfI, puiled in sun
day. rOm shelton also came in the
hamc dag. Both QUILTS woru loaded for
j. ". I.usus !, ca.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

james ilo Fonda. dealer ia ladies' and
gents tine silk hsndscrrhicfs. crepe.
shawls. Fcaft5, etc. Fog prices call on
"Ci.inn HIM
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27
100000

To loan on !mmppyoi Fsnei, property
NJ n low Fitr of Interest.
rEgmITs y GnroogY.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

Jcwr,t y wollo'asr making the di,,
rs nouni ,h- school house. They will
finish grading the grounds tie coming
week.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

Drugs. medicines, oils, paints, and
eyeH Thing in the drug line ut j. w.
lIugu5 y Co.'S,
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

J. W. liugus y Go. arc now receiving
their fall and winter stock. ani are
s,nckiug up with u r,ill and complete
line OF groceries. drugs. paints and oils,
hardware, stoves nnd 'i-.ischold furni-
,urc. boo,s and shoes, dry goods aud
gents clothing. Every linc of goo,ls
we'll bear inspection md prices are
down 10 meet "end of the track" OF any
other competition. Go aud see foi your
self.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

High winds and chilly mir We're the
prevailing features Of last weeks
weather.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

The jpuui .. the hammer is heard Ia
Ia. vicinity Of I'nr HERALD Office.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

4 full line q. the aboy. celebrated
cooking stoves. aii aiscs. n, J. ". lin.n'
a Co.'S. Also raIlor ani heating stoves.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

The illca siill hang on ana are making
gallant ilght agIins, the inevitable.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

The board Of registration meets again
next Tuesday. .i.sis,cT.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

The carpenters are all busy and have
orders ahead.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

The school building Is rapidly nearing
completion.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

II IL rumorcd that j. u. jackson, the
popular manager OF the GU. who is
now nut To Lsadyille, will come back
accompanied by Slfs. j. u. Jackson.
THIS may be II little joke the boys are
WORKING OF on our good naiutod friend
j. II. J., but incidents that have cast
their shadows before point strongly In
the direction of Cupii's bowers. We
Thought it strange II all that lumber
was being haulci down to build quarters
for common COW hands.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

Nir. BONklry. Of tie cattle ilFm Of
Prize. : Dowklcy. wg.s In town some
fcw days ago. sir. u. is passionalcli
foad OF hunting aud field sports gene
rally and has sIcn, many day follow
ing lrclh trail back Ia his na!.y. Stale
Pennsylvania. Ted SAYS hunting is n
tame affair hare compared with his
Simsnslisn exploits la the Allegheny
mountains during his boyhoo-i days.
Then 1t Was nothing unrsul 10 follow u
deer two nr three days nj n tiusr. CAMP
Ing ou tie warm siin uf n rock or tree
without any other covering than the
canopy Of heaven wherever the sable
shades VI night overlook the hunter.
That was hunting. All kinds OF game
arr too plentiful here. which. In MIR.
Bowkl.y's opinion. rolls tFu. sport Of
half its charms.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

Invitations u, TIM HERALD cnIec.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

The advent Of the Midland into New
Castle WAS celebrated at tina; place last
Saturday very successfully. Among the
participants were delegations from As
pen. Glenwood. Leadvillc and other
points OH the line. aud 1t was gala day
for New Castle. The barbecue was n
novel affair, consisting of deer. elk.
bear aud other meats and edibles. In
the afternoon were races and other
sport. aud the festivities wound up in
the evening with a ball.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

Statements a, rmr iiEn,.p caiec.
The Meeker herald., 1888-10-27

Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Leonard OF Pice'
ancc, were Visiting friends IN town
Wednesday.
ID. Duffy and Herman Pieliier. OF
Routt, itou,t county, autographed nj
the Meeker Monday.
Charles and l.. ID. Holland of Lead
VILE, who own ranch property On Upper
White, aIe in looking after their inter-
cs,g.
7. Y. Alrhcr, of the cattle hrm Of
L. Y. and c. Aicher. is visiting his
brother Mr.. e. Aioher, at the iaiter's
ranch above Meeker.
4. u. Taylor Of Fort Wayne, Indiana,
and Wells L. Corthell, prominent at
torneY of Laramie, Wyo., registered al
the Meeker hotel Thursday.
e. \. Seymour and family passed
through Meeker yesterday on Their way
to I.eadyille where they will reside for
the winter. Mr. seymour las passed
the summer on his Bear river ranch.
John c. Schultz WAS mp frnm plce-
ance Thursday. Mr.. Schultz has Just
returned from Chicago and viii COM
meuce at once rebuilding his ranch
buildings and coTrals recently burned
down.
G. 81. white. brother OF County ST.
pefintrndent White, opened the Coal
Creek school last week. Mr' White u
giving satisfaction and rs he likes The
country VIII send for his family and rr'
main In the valley.
Mr. and Mn. 7. Fahey Of rlce-anee
creek, were guests nj the Meeker hotel
Wednesday. This WAS Mrs. fahcy :
first visit 10 Morkor aud she WAS ~
i,yofihly Impressed with the place that
size viii ,Iy To induce Mr. /. 10 come
and reside here Tor tho winter.
Commissioner Tom lies OF Rouii
county, paid tho White river metropolis
a visit Wednesday. Tom says he Is
paving very li:;lc attention u Poli'ica
this iimc--ls staying at home attending
10 business. Three years rs County
Commissioner has about aaiisiicd h.ni
of public Office.
Samuel Martin returned a few days
ago from his v!si, 10 Boulder. sam IL
ports that now.a.dais one dont have Ia
travel = day and half TO ind hablia
iinn. rs was tho care u few years ago
hut the fcitier. aro locating In cvuEs
conceivable nook throughout North
western Colorado.
:. Il. Kasiitch. i.cadylllc's wholesale
druggist. and 4. ". Lees, prny.i
business man. come la Thursday nnt
spent dag looking around town viii
u view to Investing. Mr.. k"s,iici
THINKS tire county ,uslains all that hai
! been SAID Ia It's favor and expects 10 II
| Itill.r-.itl hnr. hrinEr long.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
4 yOy-ryIOy CARPENTER BUILTIE

Charles Iandsman. Of No. 145 Attorney-st the
carpenter who built the platform that collapsed during
the ratification meeting of the Iungaran-Amencan
Democratic Association in HOustonst on Monday
night killing one boy and seriously iniuring several
other persons gned before Justice Duny Ill
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday morning
and admitted to $1,000 bail 10 await the action of tho
coroncr,s i,ry It came out in court that Landsman
is not n member of the Carpenters Union, and the
reason he got the JOB to build the platform was De-
cause he underbid several union men, their price be-
ing $50 Landsman claimed that the platform was
all right when he left it, and was sure some one
must have tampcred with it. Coroner Levy denied
that his attention was called to the himslnesS Oh 'hc
structure before the meeting began, and that he had
nronoupced all right And he said further that he
thought there were too many men on the platform
no new cases OF injured persons, other than those
appearing in The Tribune yesterday, We're fepOried
A further examination Will be held at II a. H. on
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
HE DIED IN LUDLOW STREET JAIL
END OF AN EXECUTOR COMMITTED TO PRISON FOX


CONTEMPT OF COURT.
A, ola c.se be,or, the surrogatr's Court has been
recalled by the death of Ellis ". dudley in the Lud-
low Street Jail last Sunday. Dudley had Dceh coni
mitted 70 fail bv Surrogate Ransom fer contempt OF
court on March 90. and had been in confinement over
snca He had been of the executors OF the estate
OF Owen Healy a Cheuy-st liquor dealer, VINO oiea
eight or ten years ago. and II charged that theie
had been gross mismanagement Of the estate Healy
left q widow and six children besides three other
children by former wife, and the estate had never
been divided up but had been managed, as was sup
posed for the benefit of all. by two Of the dead mans
former friends.
The estate consisted mainly Of real estate, and IS
said to have been worth at the time OF HeaAy dea'h
about 100000 The accounts were loosely Kept, ana
when legal proceedings were Instituted by the hons
last fall IS alleged that the executors were uaole
10 account for some 600 The other executor was
a butcher named Deery, who IS now said 70 De III
Canada At any rate, he did not appear before the
surrocate when he was wanted. and Dudley was sent
to fail for not appearing when his presence was desired
HIS childr,n say he never got the hGtice. and his
friend, assert that IL there any Ieculafions he
was not concerned in them At the time he was com
ultted he did not have the money to engage lawyer
Dudley was sixty-e4ght years old, and so far as his
friends knew was a healthy man when he went to
iail The confinement is said to have completely
broken his heart The jai physician says he died
from a complication Of diseases. lie leaves @ louui
children three OF whom live al No 3o2 last SeNehly-
seyenth-st His body taken there, ana the
funeral will occur to-day. Dudley was WeA-hhoW,,,,
represented az the funeral He had Shop iOr iOis
time in Pearl-st, and aftcrward IN East tOurt-st
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
rrrcTprC TJcUT MEN To MEET.

The semi annual convention of the National Electric
Light Association will meet to-day at the Hotel Bruins
wick It Is expected that about 400 members Will be
present. The officers President, ;. A Duncan,
of Pittsburg vice presidents, f. r. Weeks, Of Kansas
City and A. J. De Camp Of New-York; secretary and
treasurer ". H. Harding, Of Baltimore Hereafter
the sessions OF the convention Will be held annually,
instead Of seml-annually, as heretofore The Execu-
tive Committee consisting OF Chairman Drotto DR. 4.
Moses and E. T. Lynch, OF New-York; E. +. Peck, OF
brooklyn: Frank Ridlow. of Boston; T. c. Smith. OF
Philadelphia and James F. Morrison Of Baltimore have
arranged an interesting programme for the coming
meeting.
The organization is now about five years old, and
IFS principal object Is TO encourage friendly relations
between the branch and parent electric light com
panes throughout the counfry and 90 discountenance
by companies that will not join the asso
The prograinuie to-day will begin with All address by
Nav
New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
WHERE WILL THE CAPTAIN COME ASHORE'

The British Consul yesterday stated that he had
received the afildavits of two of the crew OF the
British bark Gylfe who were landed here by the
steamer Persian Monarch OF the Wilson Line. The
aidavts made by the men confirm the published state
mcnts of the attempt made by the captain to scuttle
the bark The Consul said yesterday that he has no
Jurisdiction I'm the matter, will forward the papers
TO the British Board of Trade and ser1 the crew to
their homes to await proceedings being instituted
against the captain his landing The men Will
then be called upon to testify against him. The men
said Yesterday that there doubt that the captain
and his brother the chief Tac, reached the vessel In
safntv after leaving the Persian Monarch the
saw Them climb on board.