The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10
A BOLD BURGLARY.

FROM the Oieoa Times and freeman, NoVem6er7
The banking oilco of stowell Chamberlain a Co. of
by burglars, the Sa being blown pen red
Government Notes Bonds etc a IInersi reward viii
be offered or the apprehension of the burglars
Inc office was evidently entered by forcing the nortI,
and anS O@d Sra {, %Ssa
SIDE s oTo SpePsss sS by qg o on In
1olt soes IN locking a the windows were thoroughly
with shoemaker %w and acss pieces e OF rSbbeG or
oil 1lS5h so that no light copd 20 seen from without
operations with comparative safety. The sa was one
been entered with slight difficulty. K hole little
larger than common clay plpe.semi was dIil ed into
door Iarthest from the hinge, which, aIter excavat-
inserted portion Of which remained in the hole wheS @
the robbery was discovered The effect OF The explosion
plates tie and Oh odss he oWe SRa
The inner door Of the Safe was drlled and Exploded in
the same manner as he outer fhe bang will lose by
OF caffeney hand, about Sc was unusually S S small
MI ~ r stowe hSyins M gone to New ork with aonsder-
ne loss in bonds, notes, etc. BY special depOstOrs
made By the bank Except mefe memoTaSdu% Of me
nackages These losses OF course, will be the loss OF
keeping, ,he bank not becoming responsible.
. Judge Boles hadI there deposited s3700 in bonds
Nos slss s2l9e s22oo s2?1, S22Os all of the issue OF
Also No s6So4 OF te issue OF July 18th. 1853 and OF
Also were tatea the fol ow,ns bonds OF the denoml
Nos. 4U519 4et52, fO5s0-First Series
Nos. 3S969 3Sg70, 3Sg7l- Second Series
No JCii2- hrd series
T. T. Tor FeaniiBe E.J Boiles or order. an. not
dor.ed.
Nos. 45io. 45s2 4U5S0 were pa, able toe order ct
Ell H. Lord enc ndOrsed by him In biank
Bella NOftor understand hau $1,000 The
Bocse boys about Sl50D, George Chamber ain some
thing more than $500. etc.
Judge BO lies expe cts to- and doubtless will recover
the value of portion IL all th ponds lost BY him
This is the third time within eighteen months hat
Ills Banking Oriice has been iered by bur0laIs bat
not until now did they get into he safe. THIS time
II was 'cIeantd OUT pretty eifectualy. rhe explosion
was heard by Mr. and Mrs. OoniSlock, OF the o can
House ana MIR. ComstOcB arose and out, but all
some half dozen window lights In Bank bro <en
by the conclusion when the explosion took pace.
when the discovery was made In the morning the
room was pretty well iled with the smoke gun
powder.
he apparent with which tho Sale was fotced "a
matter OF great surprise to the and the public
who heo the utmost confidence In Its security Il was
six ieet In height weight 900 pounds, with burg ar
PROOF chest inside, full width of Sae twenty-five
inches high secured like the outer doors, with bur-
glSr proof lock. The safe was understand, made
10 oruer for The Bank, and considered invu
ole; Both locks uniniured the lower hinges of
both doors were broken aud the doors shattered az
to leave the SaIe complete wreck.
Cashier West left the office ut about liz O'Clock p
M, the explosion was heard about A. Nj, the ROB
beEy was discovered at about A M.
The confidence OF our business has been
Ously impaired in kind safe that win not offer
greater resistance to the drill and Runpowder than
this.