The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-14
WN. c. GILMAN In Ills CELL.
~ COvTTCT'S GdRB BEHIND SIN"
sJvG PRISONS IRON BARS.


tpend'ng Night In the '.'""" ''"',, ,,''.au.
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sentenced on fr'u"Y Wy nv,"."'' ,',
Ng'ycnIT lmprsoh'h'mn' NJ III 9'',o '''',i' ~ ~ m Nv
friday Ght III "'oih >" III '"' VI - "", ,.p,
reported III )'e"r"", ''' ~
NJ uoniral was WIN h'''' Inv ~, "
hough,on. Mr. !. H. Draper III "n'7u "'"7
Gilman stayed whlir he was III eoh,o"''n'".
nnd his irothcr-in-lhw Mr. LAM '"''" w"
linn IN the evening b's"os ln'S' w.,
ma The SUN reporter II" "hv h,,'" VIZ
man was IL VIE t'hv'""S - c|a.'
h's ircnds't thh ne h"o ''', AM u =, -,
Even the proprietor oi '"' "'"nu ii''.' u'' 'o'
Know VINO hN L"'s'T 49, 49,, -, ~ |
Oh" i'l"i'r' "uo" " Wv "'r'' a. '..t,4,,. |
Gilman III nrr"hHhE ",H P"i - or" ~ W. W. ,
lnt'rs. lie went 10 hch l" "u"u. 8" o,o'A' "''u
soon ioh asleep. "'''h"h n'',u "s ,1o"S" "
great burden had l"cn removed from MS hlhu'
ami v.s much Ices excited than his friends. AT
G. oriuek tho ON" 10Y Wis S"'""'""'"' "''
oskod go bring w the morning papcrs. ANA n
,.i,,,t, f.uidr wns MISC called for II WIS de-
l''".' -. s,i,i, f., ,,,. h,,,l il,
cdrd 10 Wnlt "s ''n| 40 i"7''''' II" ,''' ~
Chez hope of receiving Hn answer L" the t'l'Erhm
.t.b lad ls..n snnt g. Supnrintendcnt Pills
"'" n', ctt,,,..n .,,1.,,,,h. Auiurn
tNibt tt."NlllN N'"t N''''''''' ~
PRISON nst'nd o. Sing Hins. Ihis ""4 inc vhN
,Nt.,t Gtlmnn Ind nt amy time cN pressed re-
,,', s,',,,nr ~, ,',i..n, NJ his nunish.
Eudih- the h"hh'r "i 'N'"' '' ,'''
IN mt AZ IA quarter before seven O'Clock hrenk-
f,.tv..s o,dcred md WINS taken to the room
''' ~ ...,..t. Gu
hu, of Gilman part'ok very smrlnsly. soon
anorwurd Mr.. Draper called. and then the l'ev.
h' h"u.h""' '"' .'',,'.,,,
shaved Gilman's = de whiskers ana mo"s'''h'
"',,' VIZ, ~. .''.tfr n r.t,,, t.it,t t,t,tc IN,
H'puN '"'''" .'' -,
ll.3O 4. NJ. train for sing S,n- ina 'n-' no woTi
,c,. r,,eiv,4lfrom Albany. and at II o'clock a
1',....,,, t,r ,,,i,.h lr..,y ma. tilte Thirty
f"'" 0'i" i'' "'''' " " w.
0rst street cntran'" oi ih' h"''I 'linNh O'i
came rap'uN Gown '',' S''''s ,"' '''- "
nni very heavy carpet nag me nu7vh', o' n,S
whRkcrs made u groat change In his looks HIS
frinnds ,youi1 scnrcelv hnye known him He
.ilrn"S "'",, 80, ~ ' - - H. h.
had changed his clo'heS' ana Wore N'rS pam
md rather ill-hiiine suit oi dark ri''hing an"
hN"''' "'""' ''''' w. ~,
carpet bag INV" me ''.n' ana 'n'n Eo' H. 'V'
lowed hy MIR. Lane the I,'N. DR.. Houghton. and
Deputy Sheriff Nj Glnigal, and the driS-
rr drove. rapidly down Thiryllrst street
through Filth avenue to the Grand Central De
pnt Here Gilman WINS the first 10 aght. and
b. passed rapidly through the waiting room
s'oup.ng only at the cute long enough Tor the
Deputy sheriff to buy the tickets. NJ on. in
.sn .taJ s"m in ih,,' tbn ear ear h" WORT Vas spread
tnni Gilman had lust entered thr train. great
crowd then gathered around tn" doors of tho
Mins An apartment, was setured IN the par
lor ear Cataract" the door closed. aud the cur
iin drawn down Before he entered the ear,
Dr. Houghton shook hands with him mud held
~ I,nda for mn instant while he said or at
tsmpird to say something to Gilman. But he
vas too deeply affected to speak clearly. and
Glm II lost his s.lf-control. Then DIR. Hough-
lon walked rapidly to tho other end Of the sta;
orwrrd until the train left. 10 a sun reporter
Mo spoke to him he looked for a moment alb
au,thing Mr. IanS entered the compartment
MIN Gilman and the j putty Shcrn with the
Intention of remain.n .ng with him until he WAS
In prison whether nj Sing Sing or Auburn. II
Sn, 10 Warden clark at Sing sing and that
.,ilmun might IL. lrrred Immediately upon
lis arrival
B~1or, the train reached Sing Sing most -
me- relsongers htd learned that Gilmnn was IN
I and when the tram stopped there was a rush
p the platform. Giimun. Mr. Lang and DEPUTY
noticc' ns they had the appearance 81 three
gentlemen travelling On tho train. however
Rerc ak conyicts handcuilrd with Deputi'i
was supposed thal Gilman was among i4cm
box cab ana were driy'n to the prison.
Gilman said but little during the Trip IL
remarked ns he saw the other conNi =, That h'
expected and asked no brtt-r treatment thai
hty. He was now the, samgus they were. PER
Irw,sh"d 10 be- treated exa.tly as any othe
:onyict wns,
ha cab was driven to the door of tn Office
Here Gilman WAS the fret 70 alieht. and. aite
Nr. Lane ana Dfpul) l''f'Hl+hl E'l.,uis a.
waited behind 10 take out his Vtlise. The Wis
tors in the room did not dream that It was
1oted forger who WAS then entering the Wis tors
'oom with two wei dressed gentlemen. Mh"i
altman got into the room he pla 'ed bis heav
Fallsc on the end Of sett"e. and then for
minute the party seemed embarrassed War
lon Clark stood silent at one end of the room
Ooking M the three men His assistant lOoke
sapiily at each one. n If 10 fix. upon Gilman
S1one said u word. Then Mr. Lane still pain
'ully embarrassed stepped forward. an1 with
wave of his hand Appeared To be- about to intro
1urc Gilman to Warden Clark.
q Imam WIS the first to realize the situation
Stepping firmly forward, in front of MHrdr
Clai 1 he said quietly; ." am William G. Gil
nsn'
Irfhis the Warden said nothing, but iurnir
30 Drpuiv MrGonignl asked him If hc Wns TIA
5fc r. Mr. MrGonigal rnrrly go,, 10 III
prison. with prisoncr- and le wi,- a stranger I
NtII n Clark lie gave th" ward II !.it'
rr.t..n on n sheet Of paper with d Grand Hot
siH 30 upon A. This the warden glanced ONt
farily
Lave received no order for transfer Il
t.id. a- he folded up the letter.
prnty Mcionisal then handed tlie MariG
Commitment, nt which the warden hnsiil
WIei. Thrn Mr. Lane said something ia
.N lac 10 ~" warden. .,