The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

the occurrence winch p'uCSu kuo ouslio odiho
on tho keeper The report said:
The window was closed after the boy had
zone. which shows that Byrnes was not very
aler. in his duties. respectfully recommend
that he ba dismissed from the department for
ne glert of duty. "a. knowing that the broken
a nos w H1s ut a s 80 s" being POS:
'' KSc ne BSrnes was noisd of his dismissal
hy Warden ielwtn; Who , lad rre,y y,3, sus.
ror,pnity bad been given him 10 speak In his
for Tot having Ing that window through which
ers was sick. and wa; detailed to do duty
i"or. had three ,corridors to look otter
fo,ty;.two cells-wi,ha pri,oner In each one;
do % tia. ii & The or PRISONERS nigh, come out ana
wash When. rot ur to tho cells on the north.
vail. /, a winHow on tho sou, beast corner
NJ, be IN two q t and sf hs shd n
mo-. OF ms @ha Ee eau 1 NJ
10 knows very well that there should nd have awe
WarIen Ieiwith, said that Iyrnes had IN
assistant m Of the prisoners n 70 hen MIN MIN
tier at time The warden ADM tel that III. Tie
soonet but he, declined to say who was re-
sponsibe for the DELAY
SSI The " Widow should have been cured be-
iH5e this time There has 9esns es ar
one inside the pri-on. Who that was We can AN:
not toll. The matter will be investigated. But
Princes e.cape was tho result Of pure neeh-
4 visit to the prison yard yesterday showed
into the yard On the Greenwich avenue side
there Is an old and Insecure dooT in the waii.
In ~ hinge brOk and the lower
one was slightly bent only thRt Warren lien ed a.
Ss Nth sd tue asoT is yo o and the
the .or has been hammered with so hat the
Dol, has not more than three eghths g! q, an
or Prince could have opened this door without
to have been tn. one en- loyed, BY Prince in
v"lved climbing to the upper barred window
os
ground. Both windows are within two feet Of
II. prison Wal which anreaas on the left in ia
wall is IN old h ok which, supported the tin
gutter that Prime. b oKe down in his escane
BY by means Of the hook plant his feet on tho
y" That window" said Warden Ledwth. rs
tho only sp in the ea hsa e
the wan by by climbing up the bars Nv
f. xas e %sFs ps nds s IL ihs o My
| when he was ascending the window bars.
! Yesterday afternoon stee, plnte was faS:
! tened ever the hole through which 0 Hara and
I Prince escaped The uolice know nothing of
Princes whereabouts. Warden Ledwith quotes
Inspector Byrnes as saying that O,hara will
not lie caught for sevara; months. The COM
mis- toner's OF Charities and Correction trans
ferred Keeper ]. o. Too from the bentrn-
tiary 10 Jefferson Marke, yesterday. Another
keeper will be appointed to-day
One OF Warden Browns Prisoners Escapes
SING SING. Sep. s.-Louis Deluca, q convict
who was serving life sentence for murder.
escaped from tho State prison this morning
While the guard was ma King his round at noon
he discovered that the bnrs of Delucns cell had
been filed completely through. so that they
could be removed. leaving IN opening larGe
enough for Delucn to crawl through. Tho
prisoner made his ESCAPE some time between
escape was not discovered until nearly noon
has not been explained by the prison officials
DeIuca was sentenced in New York on Fob
! 10, 1855. 10y Justice barrett to serve q liie
sentence having been con, icted Of murder in
the second degree l is thought he is In hid
inc in tho woods back Of Sing Sing. lle IS
about 2S yenrs "f age. ! feet inches In height
weighs ll6 pounds. and speaks with a Lroad