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Vice President Wilson's Health

NEW YORK, June ia dispatch from w ash
lngton says: " informant ton has been received
here from Boston to the effect that Vice Presi-
dent Wilson is in an alarming state of health,
and that strong fears are entertained OF his
complete physical prostration."
- GETTING BETTER.
BoeToN, June 1s.-Hon. Henry Wilson's
health is rapidly improving. He has retired 70
the seclusion OF the country to rest and recu-
perate.
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SUSAN b. ANTHONY ON TRIAL.-The case of
the United States against Susan Il. ANTHONY,
election at Rochester last November, was called
in the United States circuit court at Canan-
dagua, N. ", yesterday. Judge Selden, OF the
counsel tor the defence, testified that he had
advised Miss Anthony that she had the same
right to vote as himself. Miss Anthony offered
herself as q witness, but was refused permission
to testify. Judge Selden opened for the de-
fence, occupying three hours, until adjourn-
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TRANSMISSION OF BLooD-Anoperation was
perfor med upon patient at the city hospital
yesterday by Drs. Brandeis and Wilson which
ls not often attempted, namely, that OF the
TRANSMISSION OF the blood of a sheep into the
veins OF human being. The subject Of the OPP
GRAFTON was man named Wentley who was
admitted to the hospital some time since. His
disease bafhed the skill OF the best medical
talent OF the city, as they were totally unable
10 determine the nature OF IL. General inani-
ton was what the resident graduates of the hos
pital termed IL. gradual loss OF strength ana
mesh, accompanied by feeble pulse and diff
hcult breathing, were the symptoms OF his dis
ease Yesterday the doctors mentioned deemed
the operation that they had prepared 30 per-
form the only chance 20 save his life youne
lamb was procured and bled. The blood yas
then dehlerinated by DIR Wilson. Eight ounces
OF the blood were then injected into the left
arm. An Immediate and perceptible change
Tor the better noticed, and the
beating OF the pulse was easily observed
Eight ounces more was then injected and The
pulse was observed TO beat quite steadily. The
patient was then replaced in his bed and fed
upon beef tea. At ten o'clock lest evening,
although still very weak, he was in a much bet
yer condition than on the morning previous Is
the performing OF the operation. 1t ia not ex-
Pected that the patient will recover, though
there IL strong probability of such an event
Should he regain his health and strength the
medical gentlemen who performed this opera-
tlon VIII have cause 70 lie proud OF their sue
cess.-LONSrtUe Commercial. June Iih
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The Boston stabbinr Case

BOSTON, June lS--The inquest into the re-
cent stabbing affray resulted in a verdict that
Ihsmas Harahan died in Consequence of a
hemorrhage resulting from a stab made by a
KNIFE In the hands Of one Andrew Eagan, with
whom he was engaged in a fight.
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. BARNuM's FAT WoMAN.-Mrs. Hannah lane
Robin, delicate young lady, aged %, Who
weighed 500 pounds, was in the city this morn
ing looking for an attorney TO take up her eriev-
tached to Barnum's cirlpA She vas. faahiena-.
bly, attired, and wore Jockey Eat, which some-
what reminded one Of burg on TOP OF . hogs
nea1. ueppears mat sne has husband living
N onios pnt our repcfte did not leasnthe name
q tne Attorney wao took up the case.-AIIany
NmsA l6(h. 20 TazFTf ~ - ~ SNs-S
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ACrazv "RaiIroad Fiera ..

PATTERSON, y. j., June ls.-Last night a
pile OF tImbers, pieces OF iron, etc., were found
lying across the track AZ the Erie railway, near
Clifton, and were removed Just before the ar
rlyalo long express train eastward bound.
subsequently one Jacob Sevon, OF Passaic, was
arrested in Patterson for placing the obstruc-
Identified as the guilty person, and was COM
mltted tojail. Seyon was put off the train yes
nrday afternoon for not paying his fare. He
the state lunatlc asvfum
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AN ENoCH ARDEN CASE REvERsED.-Al letter
from Des MOines, Iowa, TO the Chicago journal
gives the following interesting bit of romance in
real life: George +. Henderson left Ottumwa
IN the spring OF 1861 to cross the plains to Cali
tornla, and was captured by the Snakes and
Shoshone Indians. He was taken by them down
INTO New Mexico, and has there been held by
them since. He married Indian woman
while with the Indians, and she assisted him i'm
escaping, and persisted in coming home with
him. de has wife, to whom he was married
but short timV before he went away, a
mother, brother, and sister residing Rear
Ottumwa. His father was killed at Gettysburg.
The family had given him up for dead, and the
meeting on his arrival at home, a few days ago
was quite affecting. The mother recognized
him as he stepped through the gate at the
front door yard, though bronzed to nearly the
color Of savage, aud dressed in the Indian
costume. He Is now forty-twO years old, six
feet one inch in height, and as straight as an
arrow. The Indian wife seems devoted to
him, but freely and fully recognizes the Just
rights of his first wife who has so long mourned
her husband as dead, and surrenders all her
claims upon him in behalf Of the white wo-
man,
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THE NEW YORK SENATE ABOLISHED.
NEW YORK, June 1s.-The Express saws that
by seine laundering the proposed new constitu-
ton OF this state abolishes the senate
SALE OF L. q. BONDS.
The government sold $500 900 of bonds to-day
at 1910 to ll562. Offers Tor nearly one million
were made.
SPECIE SHIPMENTS
to-day $3.50 900, in silver bars.
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Tha Judiciary and she Rights or the
Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Juue 1s.-At the instance of
me counsel ior the defense In the Glen murder
case, the editors of the Jonr,aaT will be cited
before the Supreme Court to tiay to show cause
why they should not be attached for contempt
IN commenting pretty severely upon the de-
trial.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 1s.-The planters
are gloomy over continued rains, which beysn
May p, and have continued 10 date raissing
only three days. The amount of rainfall in the
past twenty days Is twelve inches. The crops
are backward and work is DELAYED greatly
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SPoNrANsors OoMnUsS toNs-At one Of The
large Misunderstanding establishrfents An Middle
town, Friday, Q hsDdfui q cotton waeee, wh3ch
had been used We in fsUea Thu exGitod the
curiosity Of those who saw 10, and another piece
was saturated Win boiled linseed Oil, au1fnlsee
bustion. Another piece Was tried, 81 IN haif
an hour vas 9 hss shat II could pot beheid.-.
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ANOTHER STORY of Leo Hudson is that while
lying i'll at st. Louis she called a favorite pet
dog 10 her. 1t attempted to jump upon the bed.
as usual, but fell back upon the floor and broke
Its neck. This, in connection with the death of
her beautiful horse, "Black Bess," was be-
heved by her to be an omen of fatality and
partly from the effects of this melancholy i'm.
preston She died 49,
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FIFTEEN NEW INDICTMENTS nave been fonnd
by the oyer and terminer grand jury OF New
YORK against the late Tammany ring. or these
six are against Tweed. We observe that Tweed
is still happy and free, nevertheless, and appa-
rently able to stand up under six thousand New
York grand jury Indictments for all the harm
they do -
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RumOr OF Secretary Richardson.s
ReelGmatiOl keNlxed

NEW YORK, June 18.-rhe rumor il revived
IN wall street that Judge Richardson is about
10 resign the position of Secretary OF the Treas
ufy, in order 10 become resident partner al
Paris OF q New York and Paris banking house
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ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE Is1, 1913.

TEi- fAvoTite and celebrated Watering place will
'--T additional AT racti rs tins season. II 4
I s-es-es a UlsEnisCaut Ball Room, tBe yGAY
hiii-art k0sms, wiling afiry for ladies ~
slc for gentlsnsen, aud sslpsTb Croquet GrOund
y all e Kept in style not surpassed anywhere in
Virginia.
The waters Of tbesespecial Springs either eur. OF
Ereatly relieve most cases Of ScTOfIla, incipient
tonsurn PtiOh, Chrome BTOchiti-, Chronic Lsryn-
Fitt-, Chronic Pnuemonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
chronic Dlarrh"R, Chronic Dysentery. They are
si-0 great value IA those affections which De-
Cui 90 the female constitution, and appeti-
ser, tor = ara general restorative they are, per
fap-, unrivalled amongst mineral waters. The
Pc pri-tcr has pro-ifed for the lawns and ballroom
= frst-clsss band ~ music, ard in general All the
saurce- q amusement and recreation usually found
q. oar best summer reenrts will be AZ the command
oftbe guests at ROCkBEIDGE ALUM. The place
y within from eleven 10 thirteen hours Ct Rich
noHd " shingtOn, Baltimore, etc, by raj all i'm
daylight. Passengers leave the cara Of the Ghesa-
Ieake aud Ohio Railroad at Goshen Depot, and new
and elegant stage coaches, passing rapidly over a
smooth and level rad ~ only ght mi les down
Tie visitors AZ the SPRING TO tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Dr., J. 5. DAVIS, q the University, Resident
Inysieian; A. r DOOM, Once Manager; s. NJ.
Mt LIEN. Office Manager.
81 The water for sale by COLEMAN 4 ROC
Frs, Baltimore. 49,
DeseTipJive pamphlets sent free on application.
f@S-lu fr
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Susan b. Anthsny ssGufltv. !,

CANANpAIsUA, n, Y, june Is.-rnder in
structionsfrom the court the jury In the case of
Susan b. Anthony, indicted for voting in
violation of law, returned a verdict NJ 0niltv
The court Refused to poll the jury
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THE CHOLERA IN TENNEssRR AND ELsR-
wHERE.-There were fifty deaths In Nashville
Yesterday, thirty 1--we being from cholera. The
disease Is spreading. Dispatches from Gallatin,
that the scourge is carrying on great many at
those places, The weather in Memphis con-
tinuee bad, with almost incessant rain. There
were nfoeen interments yesterday, ten Of which
were from cholera. A case of the sudden az IN,
Of woman with cholera symptoms was rerort-
ed In Cincinnad veeterdav ~
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are having jolly time over the bankruptcy
case OF Bowles, Bros. q Co. With proceedings
going on both in England and America the as
creditors get anything at all. A dispatch from
Boston informs us that III. j. Stevens, the as
signee, left for Europe yesterday in the steamer
Hecla. and that the court allowed him fifty dol
lars per day for expenses, in gold. Mr. Stevens
Is too hi h-priced a gentleman to be hanging
around the United States Circuit Court There
are great many honest people in the country
VINO happened to de post money with Bowles <
Bros. who would be glad If a very small proper
ton or Mr. stevens fees were appropriated To
the liquidation of their claims
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REDUcTNG TIVE FANILY.-We "Wednesday morn
ing family OF six persons. travelling through
Macomb county towards Detroit. stOnpeT about
thirty miles from the city and attempted % give
away little boy four wears old 20 a farmer n
did not want the child, and the wagon drove
ON; but t seems that the little fellow was set
down in the road about half a mile from the
the house, and in about an hour appeared at
tie farmers gate. The farmer was highly en-
ragged az the dodge, and saddling his horse he
took the child before him aud role after the
wagon Before he came up with il he found
that the family bad given away a child about a
q year and half old. He made them take the
boy back, and when he threatened tue father
with arrest the fellow coOly replied that he
had too many children and wanted 90 get rid OF
some of them. The farmer encountered a team
ster who was coming 90 Detroit and asked him
TO keep an eve on the immigrants. THURSDAY
night they camped beside the road about fif-
teen miles from the city, while the teamster
whose name Is James Bruce, came on Through.
AT the city hall market yesterday noon the i'm
migrant wagon was discovered by Bruce who
found the man and his wife alone they having
disposed of their i've children along the road.
Little satisfaction could be obtained as 10 where
the little ones had been left, both parents SEEM
ing 10 have no more feeling than Wolves, and
when there wac talk of arreeting them thew
drove on as fast as possible. Ii is believed tia
they dropped the children here and there ON the
road. and probably most Of them win nnd their
way into Detroit TO be sent 20 the county houee
DetTOif Free Press, June l4fi.
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~MA lGs&z1s McClsIlsn Brown is "a her
way TO EpGla1d g the aecrsditsd 'repr0oenta-
tive q TIE 0esd xemPlass o. Ohio - : -.
ls&A 0HeaSp seposesr describes Governor
xoyss, efosa - % snsstts e sths deepest
f~when b. Louis editor wants 4 dim.
qusnt to pay ND a SAYS ''psvo,ep your min
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PHrIApEfpHsA a, Jane ia storehouse At
tached to Isaac Stssds sRoolen mills, on Dia-
mon, mond street, was Sarned tnis morning: with
insured. - 10 q; txsu .,ssI.- 81 go =
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JEROME PARK kAcxs--At Jerome Park, N.
each, 900 added, Il mile, Was won BY Shy
lock, years old beading two Others, In 2.16; the
500 purse, 2 miles, Hsa won BY Boss Tweed,
value $500, entrance fees TO % 10 second horse,
was won by Sanford, beating Stockwood and
five others, in 2eih. In the race for all ages,
mile heats, Springbok won, distancing two
others in the second heat; time, L45k, LA1.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

tut X HO T Ell,
SssJksas;opH, Jsfsrson CoEaty, West TIgtaia,
S.-afed en- the southern bank CT the Potomac, one
taurs ride frt N Z TueyssiIle, On the Bal n 4
tiUOr- aud Ohio R1llIo Dad, where a stageyEAY
meets the trains. Fine scenery, healthy Is.X8
c .ate, a deliRl-f,G summer resort Open Tor IL,
ststmna, dalton x bOaTGeTs.
T-ruz m dera-e-
Idirrss EDWIN BOWEN. Proprietor 1t
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FIRST LIEUTENANT HENRY r. ANDERSON
has been transferred from battery to battery
A, ith artillery, and First Lieutenant Sidney W.
Taylor to battery r.
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MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGRRE.-The jury
in the case of Charles j. Cloak, tried at Phila-
delphia for the murder Of his wife on the 10Th of
March last, brought in verdict last night of
murder in the first de gree, with recommended
ten to the mercy of the court.
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CLEANING our THE SLUMs.-fhe sanitary
police Of New York commenced clearing out
that icty yesterday. The women were indig 2
nant, but the authorities are inexorable.
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lied.
THE SHAH.
OSt elaborate pranara+iaps ora HIN,

Most elaborate preparations are being made
for the reception or the Shah OF Persia IN LON
don this evening. The Queen win arrive at
Windsor for BalmOral in course of the day %
be in readiness 10 mectthe distinguished visitor.
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EXECUTION In RUSSELL COUNTY, Va
Archie Johnson, colored, tried and convicted
at the late term of the Circuit Court Of Russell
county, Va, for the murder Of John Hurt, @
white man, on the 18th Of Janury, 1872, was
He had q speech prepared, but became 90 weak
he could not deliver 1t. A few days before his
execution he make q confession, detailing the
circumstances of the murder. He killed Hurt
with his own gun. SD
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From Europe To-day.

ISABELLA In ROME.
RoNF, June 1s.-Ex-Queen Of Spain Isabella
has arrived in this city.
RAIN STORM IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, June fs.-A heavy rain storm pre-
walls in the southern portion Of England to -day.
THREATENED STRIKE IN LONDON.
Al meeting Of bailding operatives last nj ght
II was resolved TO adhere to the demand for an
advance of I'D. per hour on their wages, and IL
The master builders refuse TO give the increase
asked tor, then general strike will be inau-
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TIE GRAVES of confederate soldiers ct Lou
don park cemetery, Baltimore, were prOfusely
decked with flowers yesterday and ex-senator
Wigfall, OF Texas, delivered o characteristic
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GENERAL wHIPPLE has partially recovered
from his illness, and was at his desk in the War
department to- day.
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vative nomination for eovetnpf Of Virginia,
Among those prominently mentioned are Col.
Robert Z. Withers, ex-Gov. Smith, A. II. Ii.
Stuart, Il. n. T. Hunter, Judge Walter Staples
and George Kemper. =.
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SUICIDE OF RoNANTIc CoNYGcr-The
convict Henry Austin, alias Montcrief wad-
dams, who committed suicide last Taesd ay in
the De mite ntiary AZ Trenton, had a romantic
history. His real name is said 70 have been
Waddsms, and he came of a very wealthy north
OF England family. Tile graduated AZ Faton.
and afterwards, i'm consequence OF some of,enea
against the laws committed AZ Leeds was ar
rested; but through family influence he was i'm
duced TO leave England. he came 60 this coun-
uy, reaching New York in iS62. He then COM
menced career as bounty jumper, at which he
amaseed some $1,000. Afterwards he paid A
brief visit % England, and returning % the
United States entered upon the yocation OF
horse thief, which he successfully carried ON
until June, 1872, when he was arrested AZ Eliza
beth, y. j. with two horses that he had stolen,
and for which offence he was ser wing Oupa n We
years sentence at Trenton when he took his
life. IL is thought that mp 10 the time OF his ar
rest be had stolen about a hundred horses The
cause that led 20 his suicide was not without Ire
unge OF romance. When he returned from
England, as noted above. he brought back with
him handsome and accomplished wife who
faithfully followed his evil fortunes Al one
{ me she suffered six months imprisonment in
the Middesex county jail, in New Jersey, for
attempting to smuggle IN 90 him. while he was
IN JAN, number OF small files, saws, Sc, for
the purpose OF aiding him 70 escape. For an
these wears she had been faithful and devoted
a. wife. but recently he learned that she hal
ceased 10 be 50. The convict became despOnd-
eit' and last tuesday ended his career by ever
ng his arteries with a butchers knife.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvEsuE-The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50, l06.9s.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS. &c
l. EXPORT EXCURSIONS. -

IA n VII N-ANt hSIVNo
On and after FRIDAY. JUNE Is, 1873, the
eiegaLt and fsrOrite steamer KEY -r~.
PORT Will cOmmeRce her regular q sS1k.-A
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN Ax1dxxsazs
iNI excursions down the Potomac, leaving wharf
III .. IN. During the summer OF Is52 these eycur-
si"ns were largely pa:ronized by many Of our best
cape from the heat nd dust of the city. No effort
span De spared during the coming summer To maze
u EN- pleasant and agreeable in every respect De-
;ectives will be stationed the boat TO prevent the
adInlssign OF any improper characters. No intoxi-
eating liquors cold. Music, dancing, and refresh
neLts on board. Fare, single tickets IL; lady aud
gentle man, Sl-50. Apply 10 WM. g. BYLES
hFeDl, Gus PennsyiV anna avenue. m3i I'm q
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ga Kansas City mother lately logged
young man for marrying her daughter.
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THE NEW ORLEANS MEETING.-The Attorney
General has not been officially advised OF the
action OF the committee OF white and colored
citizens in Louisiana with reference to the res
OlutloDs telegraphed from New Orleans and
printed in the morning papers. He states he is
hardly able to form any opinion concerning
them, as there may be an Interior object which
official intelligence will develop. He thinks the
people of the state had better attend to business,
and TOR the present leave politics alone. ..'
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WORSE THAN THE CHoLERA.-A French
steamer, with some Ave hundred Cinnamon on
board. arrived at Havana yesterday. There
ing the VOYAGE. = ti.tu - q
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j. w. ELsroN, acting assistant surgeon, U.
s. N, was to-day detailed by the Secretary of
the Navy as medical officer of the Tigress, and
ordered to report at New York city forthwith.
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PARDON OF REV. JOHN S. EzELL.-The Pre- |.
ident has directed that pardon be issued to
the Rev. John S. Ezell, OF South Carolina,
sentenced TO the Albany penitentisry for al
legged cOnniyance with kn-klux outrages He
had long been known in South Carolina as a
Baptist Clergyman OF character and intellI-
gence. The connection ne had with the So
called ku-klux organization was, he asserted
merely nominal, designed to restrain rather
than encourage excess. Judge Bond awarded
him a term Of several years in the penitentiary,
nearly two of which he has already served.
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The BALTIMORE "MURDBRER's Row."-In
the jail in this city are now four convicted and
two sentenced murderers. The two latter,
Joshua Nicholson and Hollohan, are to be
hanged on Friday, August /, for the murder in
this city, on the I'd of January last, of Mrs.
Lampley, an elderly woman. On Friday morn
ing NicholsOn's death warrant was read to him.
He expressed himself as being resigned to his
fate, as he had no hopes of avoiding it, and re-
quested that his wife and family be permitted
10 visit him. He said that he hoped Hollohan,
his accomplice in guilt, would pardon him, as
he himself forgave Hollohan. HollOhan, who
was to have been hanged on Friday, but who
was repreved until the LIST of August, watched
from his cell the reading Of the death
warrant of Nicholson with grave interest
When Nicholson passed his cell, after the -ead-
ing, on his way to his own quarters, the two ex-
changed friendly salutations. The two other
occupants Of Wanderers Row" are James
West, a negro, convicted of numbering his par
amour, Anna Gibson, and one Palmer. West
hopes to escape from the gall0ws owing TO some
delay In his case, as his counsel have filed bill
for arrest Of judgment, which will be argued on
Tuesday before the Supreme Bench. In the
meantime, Judge Gilmer defers sentence on
him awaiting the Judgment OF the bench.
Palmer appears to be Professionalism and
fatalist, and exercises his soul to patience. be-
heyiDg that if Providence wills that he SD all be
hanged, or vice versa, no effort in any direction
viii avert the result whichever il may be-
Bat. Cor. ". Y. World.