New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20
Bank Locksmiihs $50 Broadway

r. TO the Public.-We were attracted 10 II. G.
Jones's scurrlous article in The Tribune Of Saturday, in
10 the demand We made for certain certificates,
and referring the opening OF his Lock at the Phoenix
Bank Tuesday lust in which he strives cover the
nperectioHs of his Lock by stating mat it opened in
consequence OF being that the Tnmbers o. his
Lock numbered aud states that any fool or knave
could open ~ith that knowledge That any fool or
knsve readily open MS Lock, shall not for
deny, but we do deny that Lock IN any
b. against the maker IT, By examining the
be opened by the Phnix Bank, twice in
less than minutes-as all readily single
glance, that the maker can all have the privilege OF
xsnining lis Lock
After had successfully opened Mr. Joness Lock the
Phnaix Bank, hs it home Newark. and his
municaton The Tribune OF Saturday that ii is
NJ LahropS store sealed up, ready for open again.
We would suggest the propriey Of his sealing all he
Locks examination Of them by any mechanic of no
than ordinary genius death the Lock he can by
doing, avail himself Of of tine advantages of
the maker, and open it any time We would here
state that we can introduce secrets INTO one OF our ord
nary endoar Locks place the safe, sealed up,
and no one but the maker succeed IA opening II until
these secrets discovered while the maker having u
knowledge hat aud tere they might be enabled to
open any lime. Thus Mr.. Jones may have managed
with the Lock M'. LahropJ store consequently We
shall decline any operations 1t until we FIRST have the
privilege Of examining the and Glso all the privileges
that could possessed the makers we cannot conceive
how possible the security O: Lock against the
MAKER and no, allowed the makers privileges. These
the privileges disposed 10 grant Mr. Jo any
temps may make to our Lock al the Phoenix
Bank and heyae alive ask from him TO open his VIII they
be gran-. us The siupe answer ihout colen:) yea
nay is sufficient We would briefly state, in conclusion,
that Nr Jones' his last communication the public viz
tualy acknowledges that nc IN opening his Lock al the
PhnHiS Bauh, did more than any tooi' or knave"
could do but iorges he time say anything in
isiion the public demand recently made him for
the spurious certificate be Obtained Lock The
Phanix Bank
We again caution the Public against placing sny conf.
deuce hi. spurious certificate should introduced BY
Mr. Jonei effect the OF his Lock hereafter, and we
also caution them against placing any confidence in any
public statements he may maks In relation opening one
Of Locks which he has mad in MS possession some
months, and brought 10 the Union Bank yesterday the
purpose Of proving 10 his friends (which he invited I'M
readily it could be opened Our present when
M Jones opened The Lock and notwithstanding they
denied the privilege OF examining fully the interior Of H.
STILL they saw enough 20 justify them in stating that very
important portions OF Pdratope Lock, such as rs
rortng CIRCULAR and cooperating tumber were not IN ms
Lock And they furthermore state that although the bolt OF
the Lock thrown with HE key still secrets were 50
aruly Introduced into by Mr. Jones' previous 10 bring
ing 10 the Union BaEk no, 10 be discovered by tbs I'M
wary ana uhln'aeo VINO were present. a'ia 1e'
mmbers OF The Lock when alsed by the key from falling
again their relative positions 10 lock- consequently we
say that the lock locked, aud In this condition Inc
boi, might b by any thrown back with ire or crook
ed instrument ofron Twas by Mr. Jones IN this instance
We only time say tina, such ckery ertee and de-
cepou well worthy OF Mr. Jones any ugger hui cis
graceful TO man.
Particulars hereafter, n. ALLEN, Agent Tor
DAY L NEWELL, Bank Loeksmilhs, $50 Broadway.N Y.
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