This sum will be paid by Captain Evans, Waterside, Bray, to of the individual who on Sunday afternoon, the 27th inst., about 5 o'clock, ran roughly past a party of four adults and three children, thereby seriously endangering life, and who, on being remonstrated with, gave the name of J. Bradford, 4 Rutland square, Dublin, which address has proved to be false. The same party, with his two companions, returned on the same road and footpath, opposite Captain Evans' residence on the Dargle road, calling out as he passed, "How is my friend, Captain Evans. He has not caught me yet."
As Captain Evans is anxious to catch this individual, he will send the above gift to any one who will furnish him with the necessary information to enable him to identify the party, and Captain Evans engages not to divulge the name of the party furnishing such information to anyone except his solicitor. Edward Evans. Waterside, Bray.
The Irish Times, July 31st, 1879.