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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25

DON'T co WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DREAM
ING but go to any cigar store or restaurant and ask
for WHITLocK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself 1t will pay better In
the long run.
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REMOVAL.
DANK OF COMMERCE
REMOVED TO I'LL MAIN STREET.
REMOyAL.

Transacts q GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
COLLECTIONS made. on acceptable points, ana
prompt retnmsmade at current rates OF exchange
BONDS, STOCKS, and VIRGINIA TAA-AE-
CEIVABLE COUPONS bought and sold.
As agents for Mesers, DrexeI 6 Co., Philadelpnia,
WE draw DRA ATS on the heading cities or Europc
nd lowest rates for hixhest class bills.
Business solicited, with tho assurance that eSeHJ
EFFORT viii be made 10 gisa satisfa eslSn; Ma
NH so s5fy Casnief.
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUhs
use MEADE g. BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents q bottle. ....
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BAsKRUPTcg.--The bankruptcy business
is very brisk. Two parties went In yester-
Gay. There have been twelve this month,
some OF them very well known Dnssness-
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayedtteeth d
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAh
poLIc MoUTH.WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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$SA$ n: = s5sE$; Ss5$ss Witnesses.

WAFFLEs.-One quart sweet milk, three small
teaspoonfuls DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, little
SALT FIVE eggs the yolks and whites beaten separate
ly, a>small cup of melted butter, enough flour to
make not very stiff batter. Mix the Yeast Powder
with the flour while dry,
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE 81 BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box. .,..
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INDIAN RAIDERS MURDER CITIZENS AND STEAL
.rsY STOCK. 81. yf,t sae,.I
Fntal Ratlroad Accitient,

MERIDIAN, Miss, April 24.-The engine
attached to q mail train, westward bound,
on the Alabama Central railroad last even
ing, fell through the trestle Of bridge eight
miles east OF this place, killing the engineer
and fireman. ..--r- ..---.---9..,---.
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LEVY BRoTHEns STORE WILL BE REoPENED
ON FRIDAY NoRNIsG.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, April 2d.-Gold opened at 1COI. r
Noon.-Stocks opened declining, but towards noon
4 recovery Of 1h per cent. took plnce. Money ou1
call, Sac per cent. Gold, 100h. Exchange-Lopg,
4S6h; short, 4S9. State bonds steady. Govern
Euentng.-Money, 4 per cent. Sterling, 4S6K-
Gold weak at 1001@1O0A. Governments generally
steady. States quiet. q s1s'a.. "a = -
DALTIMORE. @s. -2t--
BALTIMORE, April 24.-virginia 6s, o.; de-
ferred, Az: consotidate., 6l; second series, 30.
North Carolina 8's, old, Is; new, s. Bid to-day.
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ASA FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE g. BA-
KEn's CARpoLIc MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents q
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Specie Resumption.

SENECA FALLS, N. Y, April 24.-The
Gould Manufacturing Company resumed
specie ynent to-day, paying off theirpeR.
in gold coin.
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XLVTH CONGRESS--Second Session
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1878.

SENATE. ~.
The bill appropriating S4,9S333 to pay
the Richmond (Ya.) Female Institute for
rent OF buildings from October 1, 1865, to
October 10, 1866, was laid over under an
objection of Mr.. Cameron, Of Wisconsin.
The two bills authorizing the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company to extend its
road and telegraph line, and the bill to in
corporate the TeXas-Pacific railroad, here
tofore reported favorably, were laid over,
on motion of Mr.. Edmunds.
The bill annulling an act OF the Leglsla-
tive Assembly OF the Territory OF New
Mexico incorporating the Society Of the
Jesuit Fathers was passed.
Mr.. Garland, from the Committee on
Territories, in explanation, stated that the
committee had unanimously agreed that the
annulled act was in violation OF section
1889 of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States, which prohibited Territorial Legis-
lures from granting private charters Tor
special privileges.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. -
In the House, Mr.. Rea, Of Missouri, from
the Committee on Commerce, reported a
bill authorizing the North Louisiana Rail-
road Company to construct a bridge across
the Auachita river at Monroe, La, and
across the Red river at Shreveport, La.
The bill removing the political disabilities
OF Robert J. Chapman, OF Texas, was
passed.
After short discussion the House passed
(veas. 243: nays, 2-Butier, OF MasSachu-
setts. and Lynch, OF wisconsin, the Thur.
man funding. bill, and took recess Until
! 1880 O'Clock.
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HRART-DIsEAsE gURED.-Americus, Ga, Nc
yember 2, 1877--Thss Is to certify that taken
with disease OF The heart in February, 1875, and
suffered Sogss seysn months, when my attend
Ing physician told 1nethat had neuralgia or apo-
plexy Of the heart, and that there chance for
me. Mr. John L. Oliver sent me word to try DIR.
Pierce's Medical Discovery, which did, and found
relief from the first dose; after using four bottles
was enabled to 60 10 my daily labor and have con-
tinued at work ever since, never feeling any symp-
toms Of the disease 1t is certainlya great medicine
THOMAS EDWARDS.
G; v. HEATH.
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FINE GCNrowDER TEA at 75c. and 81 per
po,md WALTER y. BLAIR s. Co.,
903 Main street.
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE Sc BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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The cause Of my trouble and discomfort
Is where to get good CIGAR for cent.
Take this advice, YOU will fud 1t best:
Hereafter smoke WHITLoCKS Key west.
And Il for one You'll pay 10 cent, e.-.
To get something good and be content,
Be sure you get tWHITLoCK'S Model Cigar;
= They are for sale most everywhere.
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/ GOOD BLACK TEA at 40, SO, and rs cents per
pound. WALTER ID. BLAIR @Co'
903 Main street.
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NEVER BEFORE HAVE
DRY GOODS
BEEN so CHEAP

NEVER BEFORE HAVE
DRY GOODS
BEEN so CHEAP
AS AT THE PRESENT TIME.
Many articles are now sold at
PRICES LOWER THAN THE COST OF MANUFAc-
TURING.
LEVY BROTHERS
have purchased largely
since the last great decline in prices,
and
WILL GIVE THEIR CUSTOMERS
THE ADVANTAGE OF THEIR BARGAINS.
THEY HAVE GOODS
SUITED TO THE WANTS OF EVERY ONE,
and offer
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
III
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
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| SAVE MONEY By having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. ~
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THE great reduction in TEAS enables us 10 ofe
special inducements.
t@- WALTER d. BLAIR & co.
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LEVY BROTHERS STORE WILL BE REoPENED
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
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INcTpIENT TARTAR AND sCURF removed by
MEADE g. BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE.
Fifty cents box.
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LEVY BROTHERS STORE WILL DE nEoPESED
on FRIDAY MORNING. ..-r@..
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

The breaks to-day comprised 22l hogsheads, 18
,ierces, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
'Change were 7S packages; Of which number 81
we're taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 10 $32. .,.rs :,
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REMARKABLY GOOD GREEN TEA at 35 cents
ner Mound g, WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co.,
= -tt..s.~@ Q09 Main street.
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BEST GUNPowDER TEA at $1.50 per pound.
WALTER D. BLAIl g. Co..
-." ~, 9O3 Main street.
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Cal at $50 Broad street for descriptive circulars
Of fMoUNTCAsTLE & COFER's CIIARCoAL-PACKED
ICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "PoLAR" REFRIGERA-
TORS, and the "ExcEbsIoR" WATER-CooLERS.
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EVERY DEPARTMENT.

LEVY BROTHERS STORE WILL BE REoPENBI
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
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FOR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoL1c MoUTII-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-25

.Tsg vg9THEs YESTERDAY was MID, windy,
snd threatening.
About midnight there was quite severe
thunderstorm, accompanied by aheavy fall
OF rair.
THsrxoME7ER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 70;
A. NJ. IS; noon. S0;SS p. NJ, 81; Z.
NJ, 81; midnight, 70.
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WHEAT White, 314 bushels prime at s1.39
Red. s bushels good Fultz at Sl.2e; 404 bushels
fair FuItz at 1.21 40 bushels good Futz at %
SO bushels good at 81 rs 72 bushels Fclz on prt-
yate terms-total, $50 bushels. 49,
CoRN.-JThite, 20 bushels very good ut sec: !:
500 bushels very good ut 56c.; 100 bushels very
good at 56c.; 1S bushels very good at &c.; $50
bushels very good Mt &c.,; 30 bushels very good az
56c.-total, S25 bushels. ....s.
OATs.-II8 bushels very good spring at 3sc.
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BOARDING.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
ROOK.BINDTNa.'

DOOK-BINDING TO SUIT THE MEANS
ID AND TASTE OF ALL~-Our Bindcry Is COM
plete enough TO turn out any kind OF work wanted.
equal to any North or South. We use materials and
workmen according to the quality OF work, there
fore we can bind In cheap manner at YOUR price,
or In The best artistic sty!e at OUR price. GOOD
BLANK-BOOKS q specially. =. :, : |,
with all the necessary machinery and Tools This Is
a good chance for some active man 10 make geod
living. Zap 22-d&wl RANDOLPH j. ENGLISH.
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rurrsspa Y. !. !. !. APRIL s5. 1873.
WEATHER REPORT.

,Sn1cAT1oSs FOR RTo-DAY.-Fort the South
49,, nor,,on Of the Middle States, falling fol-
iawed @ by rising barometer, westerly Winds
anS cooler, clearing weather, following nu-
mrrous local rains and storms.
For the northern portion OF the Middle
c.a,es. southeast to southwest winds, lower
,,rrssure, and warmer, cloudy and rainy
For the South Atlantic and East Guf
c,a,es. tennessee, and the Ohio Valley,
coo,er southwes; to northwest winds will
,,-eya;l. with rising barometer and clear and
Clearing weather, following light rains.
Causionary signals continue at Cape Look
mt, cane Hasteras, Kitty Hawk. Cape Hen
~. Norfolk, Lewes, Del, Cape May, Allan
40 j.nS. Barneeat, and Sandy Hook. .,@..s.se
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TEMPER ANCE.
TEMPERANCE.
RICHMOND THEATRE.

THOMAS n. DOUTNEY
will on THIS EVENING hold his TEMP CE
MEETING at the Richmond Theatre. IN addition
70 his lecture and the music from the quartetIe
the services of SIGNOR ALESANDRO LlDERATl
have been secured, VINO will appear for the nrst
time before a Richmond audience with his Magic
Cornct md ylenhOne. At the same time the Rich
mond Temperance Reform Club VIII be organized
The admisslon-fcc to the dreSs-circle VIII be l0c
rest OF the Theatre tree ,,,,,,re
Meetings FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS
will be al the Mozart Hall. -, ap 2o-lt"
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The Eastern shore Homieide.
ACoUITTAL OF Mr.. MFRED r. TH0s
fSneciaf telegram 10 The Dfsuatch.1


Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.1
NORFOLK, April "a. Mr.. Alfred p. Thom,
who shot and killed Major Sidney Pitts at
Eastville, on the Eastern Shore, few weeks
ago, and who had beenundergoing prelimi-
nary examination since Monday last before
three magistrates Of the county, was ac-
quilted yesterday and discharged from Gus
tody on the ground of iustifable homicide.
Texas. ys
INDIAN RAIDERS MURDER CITIZENS AND STEAL
i STOCK. q. ss1, -. &s'st.
SAN ANTONIO, April 24.-Reports from
the lower Rio Grande indicate that about
twenty persons were killed by recent In
dian raiders, and $50 horses ran of. The
number OF killed is no doubt exaggerated.
Nine are known to have been killed on The
northwest border between Fort Concho
and Stockton river, and the snow-storm last
night did great damage in the State.
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PROFESSIONAL


EWIN W. BARRINGER
IL formerly of North Carelinal,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
436 WALNUT STREET.
PHIL ID u 2 ii A, a.
PROMPT attention TO all legal business. the nesI
references given as to legal and financial response
bility. Particular attention paid to liis- anu Ire
insurance cases. Commissioner Tor virginia.
fe 2S-2m*
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DALTMOKI
COMMERCIAL:
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 81, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 33s bushels. Red, ], ,43S btBh-
+. = -
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

ConN.-IVhfte, 1922 bushels.
OATS.-3l4 bushels.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
EDISON AGAIN AT WORK.

RENEWED LITE IN THE MENLo PARK LABoRA-
ToKY--A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
Mr. Edison yesterday resumed work in his iabora-
tory but II noted by his assistants that he lacked
the vigor usual 10 him wnen 10 good health. His
face whlcn ordinarily blooms with rugged health was
pallid and his movements were less elastic than be-
lore his sickness Nevertheless, he went about the
work OF inven,on with somo OF his old earnestnsss
During his absoncs from the laboratory the work ON
the electric light has been comparatively a. stand
still. HIS ASSISTANTS 10 be sure, had ample material
aud opous Instructions with winch to proceed, and,
under tho supervision vi Mr. Batcheer the able CHIEF
ol the laboratory, some important experiments we're
made but The abs ance OF the inventor himself lett
void THAT CO uld not be hilsd
Almost Tho frat act oil Mr. Edison resuming
work was TO direct that The generating machine be
put INTO operation, order that ne might the ell
iect oi the electricity on some ot the latest con-
slrucIed lamps. a lew minutes OF experimenting
hat certain alterations necessary
macninsts were al once SGT VI work enectng the
Mr. Edison then made personal Inspection Of The
buildings IN process OF erection IN the rear
OF the laboratory The main building Is to oe The ma
chine snop. A mammoth boiler mas already been ce-
msuted III positon ana III lew days hore VIII arrvo
rom Massachusetts an eignty-horse power en-
CINE, wnicn WIN set up. rhe other
banding Is to DC used as photograph gallery
Hitherto Tho major part oi Mr.. Edlson's Inventions
nave mad tncir progress recorded only by drawings
AID specifications, which, IN many Instances, have
been FOUND Inadequate But IN future as soou rs AN
inyenl,on or an I'm provement is mado II will i'm.
mediatey seat 10 tho photographer, wuo Will picture
IL lu all It's several parts.
The proposed Iightlng up OF the several houses In
Menlo Park mas IN consequence ot Mr. Edisons III
ness been DELAYED, ana Is not Hksy tnat tue event
viii occur Tor u tew weeks.
THE NEW TALKING MACHINE.
Outside the LABORATORY the maiu Vuject OF interest
TO visitors 10 Memo Park is The new baby. Every
person who calls anXiousiy inquiries aoput the wei
iure OF the young Rentteman tns lady visitors are
particularly OF AN inquiring turn OF mud Yesterday
airs. Edison s0me lady trends, and tue
lILte stranger was anuicd ana caresscd so vigor-
ou=iy tnat he ielt called upon 10 enter MS inante
protest, when he did III series OF yells that spoke
We'll for the strength of his lungs Inc universal
verdict OF VISITORS was, however, tnat inc boy was
promising youngstcr and FULLY worthy OF his father.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
RECKLESS DRIVING.

In the Harlem Police Court yesterday Judge kas-
mire called attention TO the fact mat within week
past Nm unusually large number OF sporting had
been arrag before him tor reckless driving tho
uptown boulevards Among these were gentle men Of
uublemished character aud we'll known IN business
CIRCLES 10 this class his Honor wanted to say u
word Many complaints nad been iaid before him 10
the effect That the iives oil LADIES' and emil
dren had been seriously endangered, OWING 10
the criminal negligence oil these parties. Tue
law bearing upon this question, ho sad,
was very pain and easily understood. Withn the
duce his speed to a rate not exceeding Blk miles
per hour. Tho penaity Ior clsrcgard OF the act
$40 for eacn offence, ten days' Imprs-
onincnt IN default Juuso kasmire said he pro.
posed enforce this ordinance TO the strict letter oi
the law witnout regard 10 the social status OF the
offender 10 any plea Of ignorance AZ 10 the mean
ing OIL the statute.
Yesterday His Honor fined SIX Ren.lcmcn each $40
tor violating The law against last arriving. Late IN
AFTERNOON officers OF the mounted squad rested
number OF others charged win The same offence.
Their were gwen into the temporary Guarge
OF u livery stable Keeper ana they wsrc locked
tho Twelfth precinct station house l26tn street.
ruey were Arthur b. Proa, David Barnett, John
smith, rnomss Rely, James Grovener, James W.
simpson, Ncnoas Moritz ana his Vile Sophy The lady
slaea tnas she had protested a-ains the fast driving
her husband seizeu he ,relnB Tor the purpose
OF reducing the speed vi the horse. IL was at this
that tue oiiicsr saw her anu arrested her
The Que who was drlving The prisoners wero much
annoyed. ana spent an hour or Two IN saying bad
dci who hvcs In The vicinity, was appealed 10,
ut hapast SIX he opened Court aud permitted the
prisoners to depart their promise 10 appear AZ hall
past ten this morning. MoritZ, however, was held.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
KNOX, THE HALTER.

AFTER BATTLING DEAvELY, WITHOUT TAKING
ADVANTAGE OF THE UNITED STATES BANK
RUPTcy LAW, HE FAILS IN BUSINESS.
An assignment Tor the benefit OF his creditors
made yesterday by Charles Knox, ,he halter, OF No.
2l2 Broadway, New YORK. TO Charles +. Abbott
Tue failure of Mr. Knex, who has been long .
prominent business man in New York, will doubtless
surprise many. That It was inevitable has bosn
known by his intimate frends, who had know ledge
OF his large losses since 1873 arising out Of his
extensive Investments in real estate. Mr.. Knox
has always done u large and paying business;
but the snrinkage In real estate values duting
the past five years gradually bore HIM down until ne
PEELED by absolute tuauility ts meet his ob
cations to assign his properly Tor the benefit Of his
creditors That Mr.. Knox will hav0 the sympathy OF
all his creditors we'll as the public geperAliy
not be doubted since he has persistently refused to
take advantage OF the Bankrupt act white II was
his properly ior the satisfaction Of his debts.
Among tho preferred creators are Charles Aikman,
OF BrooKyn, to the amount OF 81, 600; J. ID. Bird Il
Co., OF New York to the amount vi $l1,500 ana John
Sinclair TO The amount oil $4,000. Messrs Branch n
Branch attorneys of the assignee, at No. log Broadway
stated yesterday that the total liabilities about
$500, 900, ana that tho nominal assets arc about
S215 600, though what the absolute vaiue OF tho
assets Is what the real condition OF tho II
will be impossible TO tell until the schedules are
pared.
Mr.. Knox, whcn called upon last night at his
residence by HERALD reporter, begged to be
cused from speaking OF the failure adding that mis-
counsel had ADVISED him not TO into me ctailu
until the schedules had been arranged.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
QUEENS COUNTY HUNT.

Tho meet Of the Queens County Hunt took place
yesterday at Garden City. Moro lovely weather for
tho sport u would bc impossible to imagine The
ground Was In excellent condition, tho atmosphere
deliciously pure aud clear and tho heavens uneb-
scursd ny a cloud. The train from Long Island
CITY carried out number OF ladies' aud gentlemen
who we're TO Join In the SPORT and these met other
parties at Garden CITY. Az half-past Oac O'Clock,
punctua 10 tme the pack under tho vgiIant eyes of
the huntsmnn and whip, trotted into the grounds at
the Garden CITY Hotel The nold was the largest OF
the season, there being over dozen gentlemen
and i've ladies in the saddle Some hitcon vehicles
iollswcd along the roads best thsy could. The run
toward the west from Garden Ciy TO Franklin
square, then north and east back to Garden CITY.
From here the chase wont southwardy TO near Hemp
stead and from that point the run changed again 10
the east the hush taxing place ut Barnum's swamp,
wncrs Rcynard Was supposed to have taken refuge
ana been lost. Alter the anish tue pack, huntsmsn
and crriagss wendsd their way toward the kennels.
reaching Garden City shortly before tour O'clock.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
A SWIM FOR LIBERTY.
xwo CoNvICrs ESCAPE FROM RANDALL's
IsLAND-sTILL AT LARGE.

xwo CoNvICrs ESCAPE FROM RANDALLs
IsLAND-sTILL AT LARGE.
Al twenty minutes before eleven O'CLOCK yesterday
morning superintendent William w. Bowles, who has
sharge OF the city prisoners on Randalfs Island, dis
severed that two OF them woro missing. The alarm
was Immediately nred TO apprise the guard Pat Gal
Iagner, who is supposed keep watch small boat
n the points In the river that best command the
usual OF escape But 1t happened that at that
momont he was not stationed where he ought TO
have besn ana the iuzitves mad taken advantage OF
this fact aud already beyond his reach. He had
pteered over toward Now York shore In quest OF
some aquatic mystery which he mad tailed to hnd.
The prisoners. nity.two In number, had been en-
ploysd IN constructing The river wall along the north
western shore opposite 124h street. Some OF them
wore laying stones while others were breaking thcm
the cdgo OF the water Among the latter were John
Donnsly, aged nineteen years, aud Emanuei Friuk,
atlas Louis Fish, aged twenty-two. Jobn is a nero
boy in appearance, although dvo feet seven
inches In height Ito weighs 132 pounds ana
snd large features. He loriDcrly lived somewhere IN
tho Rowsry. He was arrested last March Tor larceny
convcted in tho Court VI General Sessions nd sen
fenced TO nins months Ia the Psnltentnry lie nad
been weIl-behaved until yesterday, and thore were
Siapsc before he would So legally trse. Emanuel
Frlnk Is i've feet nvo inches In height and wclhs 125
pounds He has brown hair, hazel eyes and ruduy,
p0x-marked face. On the 25th OF September no was
sentenced for larceny, ana no mad served only QUO
month out OF torn OF ninety days.
The men had been counted Just bcf fore Donnelly and
rrink began 10 "skuik." Near the place where the
river wall IS yet unuusned stand the CINE and gas
houscs behind them Is long pile OF coal; next to
tne eastward, IS a hickory grove and down near the
north snorc are several stacks oi hay. These con s
tule very favorable line oil fight, lying direo-
Immediately ON hearing the alarm superintendent
Bow,es and some Keepers rus ned 10 the bank of ,he
.kiIls," and there they iound two empty heaps OF
regulation clothing Not ten minutes had ELAPSED
aimee DonnsIIy and Fink mad boon missed. 70.