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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
STEAMERS DUE
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w.YoRK.........TUEsDAY. SEPT. 7. 1886
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW. YORK. TUESDAY. SEPT. 7. 1886
ARRIVED.
Steamer Italy (Br Pearce Liverpool Aug 25 and Queens
20 with mse and passengers to Hurst Arrived
steamer Fulda Cjeri Ringk Bremen Aug and South
ampton 80, with mdse and passengers to oerchs & Co
s ss R sons AnS w The % sS
steamer Ambrose (Br) Besson Ceara Aug H. Maranham
rived the Bar at $50 I'm.
Steamer enpor lBr Granger Barrow 1s days. with iron
to Nayor 60 vessel to Peter Wright Sons Arrived at
steamer Niagara Bennis, Havana days with mdse and
steamer chalmette, Adams, New Orleans 6 days. with
Hudson Freeman New Orleans days. with mdse
steamer Beneactor Trbou Wilmington days with mdso
and passengers TO VIM p Clyde & Co.
steamer Roanoke. Couch Richmond City Point and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers to Old bOminion IS 60
naval stores to zohar Mills jr vessel to f Joucs
at Sandy Hook light s; thick fog At City
CLEARED.
Steamer Finance. Baker Rio Janero, &c-U S & Brazil
steamer chsnIck tBr. Leighton and Progeso
Steamer SANTANA (Br Taylor Cape Haytien-M Pomeras
steamer Philadelphia, Hess, Laguayra-Boulton. Bliss
steamer Porta BrI Dawson, st Johns, NE. via Halifax
Bowring Archibald ~, o
Steamer tallahassee Fisher Savannah-Heny Yenge Jr
Steamer city Of Augusta Nickerson. savannal-henry
steamer Walker Norfolk Newport News and
Steamer Fanny cadwaladsr Hart Baltimore DOwncr.
X.
Ship Gnapstorm tDan), Hack Rotteriam-Paul Gcsham
& Go.
Ship Smith (Br). Fngey. Antwerp-Funch. Edye Co.
Bark La Marrincio (Ia, Cerase MarselesFunch, Edge
& Co.
Bark John Rottman. Ray. Buonos Ayres-Swan Son.
SAILED
Wyoming for Liverpool River Ettrick Progreso;
FL Paso New Orleans Tallahassee. Savannah; Wyanoko,
Richmond; Chas Mayer, Baltimore Amictia
Bark Luxor for Belfast
Also saed-Va Long Island SOUND Banks Salacia for
Alicante Olive Thurow, Rosario Ella Vose for Buenos
Ayres.
BELOW
Bark Antonio Saa, Johnson, from Matanzas.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Sept 6-Saied steamer Roman (Brl, Williams,
for Boston.
HAvRE Sept 7-saled. Leasing (Ger) Barends,
for New-lOrk.
swNKMuNDE, Sept 3-saed. steamer slavonia for New
FALMOUTH sept7-Arrived steamer Ripon City Br Jen-
kins from New-lork Aug %.
LEGHoRN, sept 4-Ariyed steamer Pawnee (Br), James,
from New.York Aug IA.
PORTLAND sept 6Passed steamer 0tranto (Br Sippeh.
from New. York Ang 22, on her way to Hull.
LIZARD Sept 6-Passed, steamer Bellngham (Br), Nc
Gregor from Newport News Aug TO- her way to Rouen
land proceeded).
Sept 6-Passed Stockholm City (Br) Doyle, from
London on her way TO Boston.
Sept Passed steamer Noordand (Beg), Nickes from
New DIRK Aug 20. Oh hor 10 Antwerp.
BROW HEAD, Sept b-Passed steamer Escalona Br) An
derson. from Montreal Aug rs on her way to Bristol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
Bark Antonio Sala, Johnson, from Matanzas.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS

AN OPINION FROM THE Boston JOURNAL.
Speaking OF the Revere House. OF Boston, The Journal OF
that city says Certainly hotel In the country DO
conducted better shape every department absolutely
above criticism and the superiority OF the table proverO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
BOAT RACES ON CHAUrAUQUA LAKE.

JAMESTOWN, Sept. z LSpecial).-To-day was
the opsuins Of the CbautauQas Lake regatta. There
about 800 people present who nrst-elass
The course WAS y mile and half with turn.
In perfect condition The heat senior angle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08

James W. wilbur supenteud OF the Staten Island Rapid
Transit tract and transportation has resigned 10 give the
Baltimore and Ohio managers a clear field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
Today

we shall begin to sell lot of
Ladies and Children's Suits
and Cloaks at such prices that
no one in want of a suit or
cloak can afford to lose the OPP
portunity; we quote only afew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08

WEIGHTS FOR THE BRIDGE HANDICAP
j. G. K. Lawrence, secretary OF the Coney
Island Jockey Club, announced yesterday weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08

A vigorous GOwth and the original color
given % the hair by PARKRR's HAIR BAIsAM
PARKEBs TONIC Is the best for coughs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
UFyRY A. DlyIRIs. Al d..

1I4 LeIington-ave., between goth and 30th sta
Hours to l. toll Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genito- Urinary Organa Impotence and steriiity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08

Controller Loew has called the attention of the
heads OF city departments 10 the practice Of many
Poyes Of selling and assigning their salaries 10 money
brokers' giving them of attorney for
the sums when due The Controller tho practice
broken up and that the viii recognize
powers OF attorney except such given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
G. C. Shayne. manufacturers of sealskiI

=. =. OTTHY TbHIIUIdCIUICI btITNhIT
ments and fashionable urs VIII retail at lowest cash whole
sale prices this month Altering repairing FashiO
book sent free. No l03 Prnce-sL. near broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
MARINE INTEELIGENOE.
MINIATURE VAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
$50 Sets. GIT Moon SETS LOO Moons 10
WATER
L.M-sandy Hook. 3:46 Gov. Isd. 432 He'll Gate 6.2l
P.M-Sandy Hook. 4:03 Gov. fsld. 4i5 Hell Gate. 6;34
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
Insanity or Death

We people live fast We are overworked so that old
age upon when quite young In years We pass
seepless nights with sleep that gives rest THIS
exhaustion, and we require tonic that will
and system 20 It's normal condition
bringing back youth and vgor The NEW oUININE called
KASKfNE, the most powerful tonic known. IL removes
and depressed feeling, gives good appetite
strong and healthy. gives quiet sleep That
freshes the guild and weary.
BELLEVUE Hospital n. Y. universally successful"
Every patient treated with
St. Francis Hospital. N. Kaskne has been discharged
(cured."
Rev. Jos. Desrbes Chaplain Of Charity Hospital writes,
will be surely, every occasion. through conviction
most devoted promoter OF Kaskine."
ST. Josephs Hospital n. " Its considered ndis-
pensable. II acts perfectly"
Dr. l.. r. White U. s. Examining Surgeon, writes kask-
inc Is the best medicine made"
Dr. Glessner cured 200 patients with Kaskns
quinne all other drugs had failed lie Its
undoubtedly the best medicine discovered"
Prof w. F. Ifolcombe NJ. d. writes: "Kaskne superior
qunine specific power and produces the slight
est Injury TO the hearing constitution"
Kaskine pleasant to take and DE used without special
medical counsel Pamphlets giving information, &C. sent on
application.
history OF medicine 81 bottle Sold by all druggists
sent by mail on receipt OF price. .
THE KASKINE CO.. "a Warrenst. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08

DEATH or THE FELLOW FEVER PATIENT
Francis GOrley, the fireman on the steam
ship Alvo who vxs taken away from 81. vincent'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
YOUNG AMERICA.
DEFEAT OF THE ALLEGED GIANTS.

Runs at the fall of wicket: Vest Indtes l6 ls 90
Sc, So 62, 81 sc and 80 Young AnlericG-62 and no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08

had not nsd dav before drawing his last nst ne
troer Moynahan forced TO acknowledge that he had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
.LLlNo. ONE MILE.

Betng-Frank Ward 20 l. Becky b. TO Edgefeld to
] Adonis TO Poeomoke to Pegasus 10 to Shamrock
10 Souvenir 10 TO 90 10 80 10 against the others
Becky b. well at the start Pocomoke out and
half mile but collapsed IN the homestetch In the
last trlOng 20 Becky b. Shamrock and
Prank Ward. Becky winning with by length,
Shamrock second. two length before Frank Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08
THRU RAcR-FoR TWO YKARoLDs. $50 EACH. $3.50 ADDED
SPECIAL W3lGHIs. q NILE
n,L IA 4 by StratfOrd Tara.

Betting connemara 70 s; Katie to !, Goliah to J.
Fcnelon Puzzle 10 TO Kinda 10 to l. Almy Is TO l.
Ornament 10 to Tarbouche 20 TO aosalind 2o TO l.
dor withdrawn
OF lengths In front and led all the
winning the by two lengths Amy second half length
before FeneOn who neck before Puzzle Katie A. Tar
b0nca Kinda and Rosalind well up for half mile but
the hOmestretcl settled them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-08

The scored their usual defeat at Chicago
ay and sank lower in the League Detroit won vic
ny and did the Philadelphia and Kansas City clubs This
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15
WIND AND WATER.
Timely Remarks by Members Of "the
Lime Kiln Club

Lime Kiln Club
Some year, since The co.ored brethren
had a debating society 70 consider the prob
lem of Which am the most destructive.
wind or water. no definite decision having
been reached at the time
The present opening Of the water matters
coming to the attention os some of the
prominent ones connected with the matter
when first up, il was decided to reopen the
subject and 10 invite Brother Gardner and
Giye-a dam Jones the aquatic members of
the Lime Kiln Club to be present and lead
the result Of their valuable researches to
the meeting. There arc several versions
regarding the sitting and the result, when
the figures were presented shown the diff
ference between possible possibility and a
probable imprObaDihty; but As reporters
were not allowed 10 be present and the con q
terence. il IS darkly limited. ended in a row
over 4 statement 0f coming profits We give
the pest version we are able % from an eve
witness who occupied a place OF safety out
Of reach of the heavy argument. that few
around, some of which are said 10 have
been very solid and weighed several pounds
Ht NlNtLE-4tH ObtItl ftf ] if'-liitllt IftH-
berry insisting that wind ann SIC most
powerful and profitable" and. upon sitting
down, asked the members 20 confne them
selves 10 the subject of debate, aud not
wander Oft on the Dummy lne.
Mr Inside Johnson then took the floor
and cited the case of q man who went ont
West with two sheep, ram and "a multi
phcauon table. figuring up as he went
along, the coming profits be- could make in
ten years with this outfit, but not having
counted az all ON Billiards. lost his entire
combination n The first gale OF wind. This
case was cited 10 show that there was 100
profit IN wind "lt am all destruction"
Brother Gardner here stood up and phll0-
sOphicaly remarked that his lifelong er
perieuce showed him clearly that coming
profits are only the gay Gclusions ol &c
human mind
Give-a dam Jones. who had With him his
broken accounts rrd had been hu-iIv TX
uring took The floor. and. carefully remov
ing his spectacle. announced dat water
am &c most powerful and profitable lie
cited Noah's troubles oD the power ~
wafer. and on the profits Of water be a-k.d
Ersstu- Lemon. Secretary of The meeting.
90 read the iirHre- of toe Board of Public
Works oi this city. showing what
the settling basin bad made a
barber from The We; SIDE here rung "a
chestnut bell and Erasfus Lemon positively
refused To read tie statement as u cone
tanned too much foreign matter 4 meu-
ber Interrupted with ihe statement THAT Is
dld not show any profit made ou 1i ~a''r.
whereupou tiFc dam Jones said - would
ID de figuring only kept ou long enough
and move ftaaf "a committee b. arIwute
o. figure vii 'Oionci Sellers o0 lust what
couId be- done
F~aeti.- Iatno-i wanted the committee 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15
WILL FIGHT IT OUT
The Chicago Packers Wan Not
Compromise with the Men
BARRY HOLDS UP TIE BOYCOTT.
Arnoar ard the Best VII Accsp 81
Noihtog Dot en Unconsticosi
Sorrender-TheY TAX OF Start
ing Nth New Nen.

CHlsea 0ci. "a 4-lhe question of sell
tlement of the existing labor difficulties
"a. the stock yards by oampromise Is ts
coming iAirs oi the past There is a. be
no oenFr3nlse. any concession must he
inais og ihe men They mast labor ieu
hours iar lhe ten haurs paw ar iAel 0an-
uot work al all There seems o. pe no
other way io aaj 4st tat difficulty. lfoul-
neut packers say tley ~ou s.balit
90 aay system bat tlat ~
ltu hours IL mast De- au unconditional
surrender on fhv pari of tle nien or H.lh.
ine Ihr packers say they FURNISH the
money o. rlu thi- industry aud i9n 8 a.At
tAe meu they are supporting 90 dictate
terms. The men. they say. have been rIll-
ming tlelr business for The past Fla months.
aud nov they the packer. prop se % ran
Dr. 4 Yrominet packer saii lD-a1 "At
n lueeling 81 the association lle other das
Told oar member. tLat % We proposed le
alio~ tie men g. dictate iu - . nss Daut
90 close up aud -ei out. The p4. sefs arc
securing men % take tlt patt- ol tlt
sfriAef- ana lt i- stated thsl Armour.
tow ltr~ anl -9ue other hoUse- VIII n~ able
~ start up nexi week. Tie packers ayr
united and froH All APPEARANCES are de-
tcrmlnel o. carry their point
Delegate barry 90 tle Knights OF Labor
SAID tpiay thai I Armour or ans other
packer attempts 10 start ~ With Imported
men. the Knights would bovcoti ll- goods.
There is no class of goods Le said '-ihaf
can be SD quickly affected. The trade marx
that is now worth millions wall become
signal % all woskiugmen to avoid Dot only
the goods bearing IL, bat the stores handling
III e. goods
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15
APPROACHING a CRISIS
Active Diplomatic Negotiations over the
Bulgarian Question.

I0vnoS. oct it-lt is undeniable that
the Bulgarian question has reached an
acute stage as indicated by the diplomatic
nsgotiau0ns now under way NJ. de
$ hwe.nitz German Ambassador 10 ST.
Petersburg. who has been holding daily
cammau cations with Count Herber; Bis
marck to.Ay received instructions 70 pro-
,est ~ once 20 Narsein % meet Prince Bis
marcs
Lord liesiei.,h Foreigs Secretary, had
prolonged interview with Baron De Staal,
Russian Ambassador az London this after
noon.
lord ll.eseish authorizes the United
Press 20 deny the report published by the
J.rf1i ~ -. ic'rst'.rg giving an ac-
count OF public meeting a. Kustchuk
ou Monday AZ which a telegram from
Prince Alexander Vas read. announcing
his willingness 20 return II he were elected
Prince of Bulgaria. Lord Idiesleish denies
the report published in the same journal.
that tle British consul Al Rustchuk al
FI-el fHe meeting 10 resist
the demands Of Russia. The
Consul advised The foreign office that
ao such meeting Has held. aud Lord ldles-
leigh ia assured that the alleged telegram
vas purely an invention. There = no
doubt Thar the Bulgarian crisis was the
h.srt ~ fhe debate
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15
HE EPiSCOPALIANS
An Animated Discussion in Regard TO IA
Change of Name


CHICAGO, oct. 1.-THE Episcopal conyen-
ton today was mainly occupied with a dis
cussion of the resolution proposing change
Of the name Of the church from Protestant
Episcopal 10 The Church" or American
Catholic Church. Rev Phillips Of Bos-
ton. said the subject was the most import
ant before the convention. ID was more
important than the subject of the re-
vision Of the pay yer-bOOk He was
IN favor OF the retention OF the present
name. and saw no reason why the name
should be disturbed The object of the
change proposed was to declare that they
were distinctive chErch and were The ex-
elusive representatives of Jesus Christ in the
land, and the only authorized administrator
of the faith. There were only two possible
reasons that would Justify the church
in taking any one of the names proposed
Ii was possible that the church might de
clare itself the ore great church of the land
but would moths comparative insignilicance
asra religious body in this Christian land
make such claim absurd in relation to its
work Gould II claim such a prominence as
would sweep all the other bodies into IL
Could the church stand before the world as
supremely American in the spirit of ifs
institutions? Was it not rather in associa-
ton with the Church Of England Was n
the only church identified with the spirit
of the institutions of this country? II
seemed 10 him that il was pr0vosIng testi-
Tnony against itself Dy claiming fitseif the
name of American. Ia could not advance
grand claim 10 bee the church of America
as representing the spirit-life OF The
country u was only upon the assertion
that IL was the possessOr Of apostolic
Christian faith rs the substance and essence
Of the life of The church that it
Colid claim the proposed title. Ia
ord no, believe in the doctrines Of apostolic
succession a. giving any such absolute right
10 the Christian name. The name pro-
posed bad no conceived explanation lut
making q theory the central doctrine of the
church which would elevate hundreds
from il and would doom the church
20 ruin. making IN fantastic
sect laying no masculine hand upon the
intellect and conscience ofthe land
Rev. Dr. Charles Minnigersde. ~ Nir-
g.nia. and Rev. Edwin HarWooi. a. New
Haven. also spoke against the change
Rev. Dr FREDERICK Curuuey. of Boston.
said fhe future of the chsrch depends upon
its power ol adapting itself fo fhe genius ~
America lie thought the e1cisiou If the
names "rrofestent Episcopal from The
title ~ The church vas in opposition io this
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15

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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15

The >elah Chi-ub.ri.,iu Goss Down TAX inS
Tive Men with Her.

Tive Men with Her
Nle4l xsz. Oct. a. The steam barge
~e.aa Chamberlain. OF Cleveland. collided
el.a the john pridgeon jr last night. be-
tween ard 81 O'Clock. when about three
mixes north vest of Sheboysan and sunk in
urtv-two feet of water The second en-
..urrr brennan and three deck hands are
nl| s-l X and are supposed 10 have gone
ioFu The Chamberlain LETT Milwaukee
se~ srday afternoon and vas bound f0i
I.e4utbA flr iron. She had the schooner
Iafage'te Brown In tow.
special o. the Ete.ing Wisconsin from
~lebOygan SAYS. Capt. Greenly, oi Tie late
steam barge Chamberlain, refuses TO be in
tc-eiewr,i regarding the di-aster. and also
las Forbidden the surviving members Of the
crew Ir1m talking about It. Re says he does
uot snow the names of the men who hUst
tnsir lives The Chamberlain was struck
oa the port bow. and was cut down 10 be
.ow The water line She Immediately be-
gan to sink, and Captain Greenly ordered
ttr hoat- lowered The five men who were
LOST Jumped into one Of the boats. " hen the
davis broke and they were dumped into
TIE axe aut drowned
The steam barge S-'ah Chamberlain was
built AZ the yards Of QuAvle ( Martin,
Cleveland ln 1875. and was Of 9tf tons bur
den. Sle Was owned by the Bradley es
tate Lloyd Insurance register classes her
A and sets a valuation on her OF $50 COO
The steam barge met with an accident IN -.
Clair River on sept. II last, by which her
engine was broken
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15
Supreme Court Opinions Filed.

LANSING. Mich, Oct IA In the Supreme
Court this morning twenty opinions were
filed as follows. Naturalization ".
Ward ct al; Love VS. Francis; Robinson vs..
the fire association of Philadelphia; Adams
VS. Kellogg, the Fourth National Bank of
Grand Rapids W. Olney; Sparrow vs. Smith
Stevens IS. Castle Butterneld VS. Gilchrist
Garvin rs. Gooman; Mcmillan Us. Bissell;
Post VS.. Shater
Reversed Gibbons vs. Robinson; HOf-
man Is. Clark; Plumer vs. Johnston; Wait
y. Kellogg; Lyon vs.. Ballentine; Kipp ".
Ney burn: Navack vs. the Michigan Central
railway Vaughn " Black; Forncrook Man
ufacturing Company vs.. Barnum Wire
" Orks
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15
IT WAS mURDsR.
Circumstances Which Indicate foul Play
4 Glue To the Murderer

'tr-.stN fr fts fs-a-R.. r-sa..
kE1D CITY. oct 4-N Yesterday morning
some boys lille fishing found the body Of
a man in a small creek four miles east of
Hersey. Upon investigation il was found
20 be- one Nicholas Shoemaker, All old mau
about sixty five years of ase. lie left his
relatives home, where he Was visiting. some
two weeks ago, aud although a thorough
search Was taade for him. he could not be
found. Justice Haibrick empaneled "A jury
and an inquest was held. Or Gregory. Of
this place, held a post mortem examination.
and found be had received two blow. on
thc head with some blunt instrument. pro-
ducing injury TO the brain The case is in
volyed in mystery. although some import
ant facts were developed at the inquest.
The officers have ciew to the murderers
and II Is expected they will be captured
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15
AROUND TIE STATE
lEEAT CONVICT MISSING At JACKSON
4 Score or Opinions IN the Supreme
Court The D N & NJ Railroad
Company 10 bs hsorgsnizsd
Storms an the Slate

t...-s.ss .. gee .....t.@ .ett-..-
JAcsso>. Mich Oci. li-O L. Ham. a
farmer Of Parma Has today holding baby
boy two and al half years Old aud rolheA-
ing With Liiu iu the Kitchen al bis home.
when Mr. HUM "a. called away for d
door. Ile ltlle fellow started 10 ruu after
his father. DuI fell into a wash boiler Of
boiling bot water which vas stAndin. On
the toor Before he could be- gotten out
LIE ~as extinct and the tl-sh ~as so badly
scAltsd THAI it fell Co pieces al being touch
ed and cannot be dressed Tor lnlerment
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15
Firc AT snrIncwell-.

DETROIT, Oct. l4.-At an cary hour this
morning fire was discovered issuing from
Sylvester Campaus boat house near the
River road. Springwells. An alarm was
Immediately sounded, but before the fire
engines arrived the boat house and live
dwellings in the immediate vicinity were a
mass Of flames. The building. were occu-
pied by laboring men, and eight families
are today on the streets with no homes or
furniture. The cause OF the fire is supposed
TO be incendiary, and the loss is estimated
at /, 900, partially covered by insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-15
Kent County Convict Cone.

''---.-'. y ~ 7----0l0 r-VN-a-
JACKSON, Oct. 1.-THE prison authorities
discovered this morning that VIM. Wash
ingtOn, received at the prison from Kent
county in lSs5. 10 serve seven years for
burglary, and Charles Kopp of Kalamazoo,
sentenced lss5. To fifteen years for assault
and attempt to kill, had disappeared. The
officials think they are hiding in the yard,
and search was continued all day and this
evening under the buildings and in the
yard. No trace Of them has been seen out
OF the prison.