The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-26
THE TRIAL OF SAFES !
EVANS & WATSON
ON THE GcoUND WITH THEIR SAFE!
SADLER BACKS OUTi
LILLIEs SAFE NOT UP TO TIMEl


ON THE sooUND WITH THEIR sAFEl
SADLER BACKS OUTi
LILIES SAFE NOT UP TO TIME
FULL PARTICULARS
be seen seen R Ss IOSyPg Of ss sRs
challenge Of Mr sadler on the terms named by 1 hlm1
The fz % Ss S resdy o S
that Mr.. sRdler failed TO appear. or TO send Safe.
The Undersigned having consented to act on the
committee 70 be appointed to witness and report
The Evans & Watson SAFE with San oorn's Patent
SG hRRS O S shS n fPqhasdSe M e.
on the ground a. Twenty first and Arch streets, this
for said tsatl at Sol0ek and 1.-The there found MessEs
and make in said challenge mentioned with several
piles OF wood, fuy prepared for the test! and after
party milling TO appear or to send Safe to be tested,
'' JOHN @; KERsHAw..
1os,spti No; 55d96 w s. Fourth street.
=, ,,I4l No Il s. Fourth street.
Philadelphia, October p, 1857 Aii''N S''ee''
EXPLANATION.
II should be known that Messrs, Evans & Watson
Challenge on the very terms and IN he %og9s o bs h
challenge as he published IT, but he declined mestlns
his own TERMS one reason which he gave was that
he was not willing to submit the trial wholly 10 the
have trial which the public can feel as 5ured is fair
one2 People who OIL had read the notices were coming
a % Mere re at the expense OF coming bundred
U,er money What the need Of this dsspn Sntment.
and why was not Mr. Sadler there with his Safe
should he now mention some other time for trial?
tried and found ioGntina and he has not condsoce 20
put II into ayqr gnd e2uGt trtat with ours. He was
bin the great endurance of the Steam SAFE and
f should oT S n to Sp e SsU s6 Rsrs
another Jdi1 test But Is our turn now, and will
iii''A' '"' ''A' STANDING OFFER.
As Mr.. Sadler has failed to come to time In the
trial o which he has Invited US, we hereby make
We viii at any time go into fair trial of Safes
with Mr.. Sader or any other partiesthe trial to be
chosen the usual way the Safes to be Of equal thick
OF wall and Of equal g s outside and n
makers, and open to thorough examination before
lot. standing side by Side, and by placing dry wood
around them; the committee to see that The wood is
as hot as either party may desire and TO con-
smoking that 1t has failed The public be invited
to witness the trial and its results; ana the party
trial. and the winning party to have both Safes after
If MAY BURN, BUT WHAT ABOUT BURGLARS?
regard to the Burglar Proof qualities Otthe Lille
ment Of known facts and let the public and business
esn se sse % no as to
Tne foII4Ming spms sm9un.iSg IN the sSgTssete to
THOUSAND DOLLARS. have been taken by bur-
glars from Safes sold by Lille and his agents, and
below. the proof Of which Will be furnished to any
parties Interested s,a OOo STOLEN
Lilies Safe, in the office OF the Carbon Iron Com
pany, Carbon county, Pa, was drilled, blown open,
and robbed Of the above amount, tember o. 1857.
$500 STOLEN.
lille's Safe, at Traverse county, Mich, sledged
SPf9SG 8 and robbed OF the ABOVE amount september
$500 STOLEN
Lilies Safe beongng TO T. q A. Pequignot, No. @
and robbed of the above amount, April 50, 1867.
$4,000 STOLEN
Lilies Safe, In the office of the Duncannon Iron
and robbed of the above amount. February T. 1867.
beas 3 sac Co. p aSn ns SeH II e Cham
and robbed of the above amount November g. 1866,
$4,000 STOLEN
wayne county N Y weaged open and ro66ed Of the
above amount, November 8, 1866.
,,,,-, 5000 STOLEN.
Illie's SAFE. In the Ireasurers office Of MacOmb
above amount, June 10, 1865.
$4,000 STOLEN.
Elkhorn Wisconsin. drilled, b own open and robbed
! OF the above amount Nov. Z. 1866.
s5 900 STOLEN.
suTance Company Westfeld, ohio, was robbed OF The
above amount by driving In the spindle of the lock
| Lilies Safe in the County commissioners Office
FREMONT; Ohio was sledged open about the st OF De-
$4,000 STOLEN
Milford Del, drilled, blown open, robbed of the
ABOVE amount sunday night, August 10, 1864
$4,000 81 OLEN.
Lll!les Saie In County Treasurer's Office of Hardin
county Iowa; was robbed by driving in the spindle
tne lock hlling the lock with powder, and then
blowing the safe open, robbing it OF the above
amount. 80
St70O STOLEN.
Lilies safe In County Treasurer's Office PaInes
Vllle, Ohlo drilled, blown open, and robbed of the
above amount May 10, 1885,
10000 STOLEN.
Lilies safe In the Usage National Bank, Usage
Iowa, afiljed Dlown open, and robbed Of the above
t26,OOO STOLEN,
Lilies Sale robbed In the County Treasurers Office
at Independence Buchanan couL ~, Iowa. The Safe
was drilled and blown open the burglars securing the
above amount,
s20,725 STOLEN.
Lilies Safe. In the ltoga County Bank. Pa. drilled
blown open, ana robbed Of the above amount, May
25. 1862
Lilies Safe, in the office OF William H. Boyd, Mon
roe, Michigan, sledged open and robbed Of the
above amount August II, 1865.
$4,000 STOLEN.
Lilies Safe In the office OF Hodgeson & Brother,
Oxford Pa, was robbed of the above amount October
S, 1864.
$500 STOLEN.
Lillie's Safe, in the banking ONCE OF Benson &
OCTOBER s, 1863.
$500 STOLEN.
Lilies Safe in the banking office OF w g. Sterling,