The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-19

DAVID EVANS says, II B very simple matter 70
drl hole through lis to inches thoroughly chilled
iron pick up the combination Of the lJck and open
Lilies Safe; and to Illustrate his system found acct
dentay, semch imperfect safe; procured very
perfect drilling apparatus with drills the most approved,
and told gives daily public lessons In the art Of drill
ing also that he succeeds by very heavy pressure and
the use of three or four drills grind hole through this
semi chilled safe in from thirty TO sixty minutes and says
bis pupils that any Of Lilies Safes be drilled the
way.
II would that ofhis more advanced students
having found most favorable opportunity to test this
philosophy, have already taken the necessary steps
to practically and professionally experiment upon this
new and wonderful science; say wonderful because, If
successful to open at the most important safes
and vaults the country to the whole burglar profession
The result these experiments viii be shown by the fol-
lowing statements, which appear in the "Pross, July H.
also other city papers.
LILIES CHILLED IRoN sArr--A BOLD NUT Tissue
CEssFUL ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY Tho "Wcst Philadelphia
Savings Fund, has one OF LILIES No. Bank Safes,
purchased oi M, q. sA9Ia Assni' m IN thls Sty so ne
Market street, above Broad on Saturday afternoon, all
On Sunday at twelve T, NJ, the policeman tried the
font door Of the ofhse, aud found it unlocked On
at the safe, but had lett with their apparatus. There
mortisc made In the heor In lrJnt Of tho safe for the
support Of the drill and further back tor
apparatus TO create pressure aud everything done ap
pHIuiitly Ia make the drilling perfect
hole was found drilled, or ground about half an inch
into the door, over the lock- in the manner so publicly
would this far rs they cbuld 90, as the iron
became larder. Next the lock centre was thoroughly
wee taken on and the knob-spindes were thoroughly
tried, and they could not be driven IN. sledge was
tried, and that had effect. pry placed behind
the doornges TO pry on The door TINS do not succeed
and after all these experiments, the burglars evidently
TO the conclusion they coud not In any way ptne-
the and left in despair voluatarly not having
TO work The appearances would clearly indicate that the
burglars were at work during saturday night most OF
Sunday and sunday evening
TuRp NATIONAL BANK, Philadelphia, July H. Is6i-I do
hereby certify that the statement In the Press ofthe lith
DAVID Il. PAUL President.
The following points arc particularly noticeable in the
above statements
First The great length of time OF the operation.
Second he act that the operators lelt onntar'y aud
deliberately taking away their whole apparatus, having
Third The thar they evidently had the most ap.
one hafinch into sound, hard, Chilled iron.
Fourth Tie TACT that as they got well IN towards the
becgmo 50 hard they could not even grind ANY further
Fifth The bun dQg COURAGE which the operators mani,
ana been completely fooled in the great Npermen which
iesion he feasil iy OF David Eyans new ence N the
ert OF oring solid chilled iron * 70 inches thick.
amy OF veterans, fully armed and eluppei with TIE
most az pTo,ed weel ons Che Sme sinEie handel, 9mn m
enemy ccd lin Ia retIe Oul the hed, aud came ou
congcrur Nh scarcely scar save one 'nall bullet ho
So mnch for David Evans science. All who need
A WORD TO TUE BURGLAR
wish TO uakn q few suggestions 70 gentlemen OF ia,
rroi sion, snd more especially TO those having any atl
Ia David Evans philosophy.
As ron workers you must be aware that and hal
o tao inches thickness tnOl ughy Chilled IRON cannot b.
successfully drilled In any way pracuca Tor the DursiT
ana that your ouy hop Of must be in hudug tu
lion not trOrOughiy thed. he te7t here introduce
Just made by one ;no NorGers OF uidel
phiu OF Lille Siits, u.; delivered 10 the nk
the Northern LDere,, proves ne same thing ana an
number OF others might be added You may be rs sure
thut LieS Stes are usuHly dTllprJp alh lugh um pn
the mercantile safes il may DO possible that Sale may
found not so hard as it should he.
As o. u .yId Evans statement that he can drl auY
Lilies Sa'es II must he akcn with some graus OF gin v
Aucc. lie Is SAFE maker, an l. Interested 10 make no
slat, ment. lie nnjs yOu opening Evans & watson
sac easily, aud often, That T. Is yesy drsif1O
attract your att ntiou IN another ,ie'tiJu; ami ur
ne can tei " " ana 70 uScFetl Lhr "a 70 ii'' W
interest Ia promote Tor he can c"1vn'' ANYBODY 'hl
lIcs Satr r. not burglar proof he may ndusc the ptl
tu "a his safe a. Dire proof "A wurd 10 the wise
sufieiput'
Now as irunN orcrs you must rtly understand The d
ference between pen, ire ia lu 2incleF Of chilled rni
and l-GIh = inch OF sleetr ~ and although the pri1
ma be greater In Of success In n former, the i1
creased risk, and The probaoc failure, might more tt
COuneIbalance Il Is q common ana truthful saying, IN
"niuble sNpence is better than slow sblnsi sma
but prize may DE much better than very slow 40
! uncertain one though larger.
A word to David Evans, OF the firm Of Evans & Wa
The above test having been made evidently by 20,
advanced students, under the most favorable on
Cmstmces TOR them, and made professionally, aud
thoroughly, and the result satisfactory that dee
this test quite suficeut for the present; therefore
not trouble you test the Safe Monday the 18TH ms
previously announced; but soon as any act OF you
any Of your Misrepresentation seem 10 require
shall expect you 10 be ready TO make further tes
that both the burglar and the people may know that l.
lies Chilled Iron safe is thoroughly drll-proo and ther
LEWIS LILLE 4 son,
NC. SADLER Agent,