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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-09-01

General Butler accounts for Henry
Wilson's advocacy of the eight hour
movement by saying; 81 have received
YOUR letter to Hon. Henry Wilson. ]
think you are a little hard upon him.
Wilson only desired to ride a hobby
that everybody gets on to after they
see it will go. He means no harm"
A. T.. Stewart says his business new
er was better than'this year, and that
he never advertised so much before
He gives his advertisements credit
for keeping his trade lively in dull
times.
Miss Carrie A. Benning, a young
lady of Harris county, Georgia, who
was reduced by the war from wealth
to poverty, has in cultivation a five
acre field ofcotton, which is said to be
the best in the neighborhood- She
nIanted and worked it herself with no
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Exenutop's Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor of the Last Will and Testament
of Caroline Ely, deceased.
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ng wedding and cotillion cards!
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

day there win doubtless be large crowd present to
witness the display .
The Park grounds VIII be occupied by the
young base balsts and In the morning, az Ten
O'Clock the Qucksteps and Trinity clubs VIII play
match game -,
On Tuesday evening the Mutuas go to Troy to play
the Haymakers on Wednesday. q.
On Wednesday the base bail reporters AND the
heavy weights OF the Atlantics VIII have . game at
the CapitOhne grounds. There VIII, no uoubt be q
large crowd present 10 crticise the critics. and
there will therefore, be developed an astounding
amount OF science.
On Friday the Mutuas and Auantcs will play
their return game at the Union grounds.
on Monday, 18th inst, the Empires and Eagles will
play at Hoboken.
The attaches OF the Merchants Hotel played a
game with tie Mechanics Club OF Bergen on Fri
DAY, and won, with score OF as TO 70 III seven ln-
nlngs
Collins formerly OF the Actves, is playing catcher
for the Champions OF Jersey City, and W. Shairer,
the heavy hitter OF the Eagles, plays left field Tor the
Champions.
Mort Rogers, the Nelo England Chronicle man. is
In town. He looks well, but somewhat wearled by
his efforts To advance the game IN the East and give
the entire world plenty OF base ball reading
The "keo Stockings met with glorious recep-
ton on their return 10 Cincinnati. An extra pig was
killed IN honor OF the boys and they cheered
and feted, and gazed at and congratulated, and
shaken py the hand until their shoulders ached.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
THE VAULT ENTERED.
HERRINIG's I SAFE ToILs THE BURGLARS AMI SAVES

NEW YORK, March q 1861
Messrs HERRING Co, 25l Broadway
. GENTLEMEN-You have already been well hformed
through the columns OF the daily of the desrate
sae made by you Tor eur bank few lthough
our vault strongly built and provided wit heavy
doors and the best of locks the attempt upon vu was
successful
The rogues in undermining the vault d,pono
tunnel some seventy feet long under the doning udnr
and terminating at the base OF the itself Hire they
commenced their operations large SCALE nd after
removing the front part Of the heavy stone ounda which
was strongly laid In cement they reached the argagstone
which formed the floor of the vault WIS broken
the vault thus reached.
Your safe became the great point Of attnk: and
bravey did resist every effort holding secure l. entire
trust (property amounting to $500 00 against all he tools
and ingenuity Of the burglars
The rst great aim 10 drill into the,afe but
although some thirty holes made in the casing
the hardened iron forming the lining turned the point
OF every tool Disappointed here they now attempted to
dssect the safe and edeavoed to force the srng rame
work apart After removing bar and partially cutting
proved unavaing Our confidence your been re-
assured and we would further add, for the benft of the
pubic and to your credit that had they succeeded in
getng through the outer casing shell fe which
they did not do three thicknesses metal sti re-
mained and each of these opinion woudbave given
completely foied. ~ "'0
When the great of these burglars are
the opportunity to work from Saturday night Monday
morning, the great number the tools their
reason to feel proud Of your safe.
we wish you to send the large safe purhssed b us at
store TO our new banking In Greenwich seet and as
soon as we get moved you shall have the old trophy
President of the New York Exchange Bank
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
ARRIVALS.
nEpoRrEp nY rnE nEaA1p srEAa YACHTS.


Steamship Dorian Br) Small Glasgow June IS with mdse
ana 2 passengers TO Henderson Bros June a. 45 Ion
snp Ella a heth bound west and bark Davis hound
ess aS9 oark Snsaceer (Br from Savannah for Menai
from London Tor New YORK. '
steamship George Cromwell, vail New Orleans June 2s
Cromwell Co. July lat 81 SO lon a. passed steamship
steamship Magnolia, crowe Charleston with ndse and
passengers & TO Arthur Leary July l. at rh o Haeras,
ship Crusader D Jenkins Liverpool ~ days. with mdse
passage and has been four weeks the the
ship Therese mudge Lendon IS days and Isle of Wight
az days with ndsc TO Ihomas Dunhars Nephew Co had
the Baaks June l. lat u Il, lon q 81 SPOKE rSS
Crap cind Da ssh ' sS IRON ,sSoeS o 9geSsf @ on the
hsn Sy.h 5O niles east Of SANDY Hook, yacht Dantess
ship LORD Broagham tNG) Fendt, Hamburg 4 days. with
% 5e and S1s nsssengfr 70 Funch Edye GO one child
BarN he6eeea Nd, KItgard London, 81 days. with mrse
70 %cstss sSns Edge Co. Had variable winds and moderate
BARK Quicks,ep of Porsmouibj Chase Newport, Eng s5
winds ana thick fog FOR past 20 days.
viii asss ss M1eTgs IN eo Ng a. keSonhsra Gloucester E. 50 days.
70 SaTS Sea Eagle Alien Cadlz a days. with wine salt
bsns wnds from 70 W. Tbe " m IS 20 Ion G So since light
e cose " te wreck OF what appeared to be brig about
Nv ons part OF foremest and 66wspr standng anchor on
the bow waterogged abandoned apparently
we asl TWO letters on her stern s.
tar may with Iadse, TO Dutiy Co: vessel 10 las Robn
hence for Santa Martha ~ 's E's'"" N'i'
=, Bark Clara Carl IN O. Sachs Amsterdam. with mose to
whole passage thick for Tor he ias len y @ es Nm da .ne
more. ~ "''"'"" iVi ia''-
Bark Tsus Nqr, GrcgerSen, Rotterdam 40 days, with
weather during the passage. w
VINE, &c, TO French, Edge n Co. " ''' Wv"
BARK Hyacinh Brj, Brown, Colombo March 90 with cof
zee, 70 Aynar Co.. Was days Cane with sfrong
ses rom NNbto W. and passed the Cape MAY 3 crosed
the Equator June g. IN lon % w since lph winds nd in
weather April b lat Is % 10 20 f. spoke brig ssann.
Nrh rom - for haurtius, with loss Of manmasi by tha
aecN ana i0etopmast wanted assistance 23d at nj e
y ongb ~ ~ schr Exone, from Adelaide for Port Nata3
my ~ a - ~ s long 10 ~ f. ship Niagara from bombay
BARK freja tsyed, Petersen, Rio Janero 50 days with
conee, 70 oder Crossed the Equator Nav a. In Ion "a w
Joy. ''1 - -"JHi WIN ihuSe''"
Eng Gagcu Br) Curre Pernanbuco 20 days with sugar
70 Grown 5rolhers A Ce, vessel 70 Hewlett 4 Torence
puts dc TO Burdett a Pond. -''' WV" ''''''
Brig Perseysrance Br Lamb ST Johns PR via Delaware
oInsakWMer, July j with sugar, TO Geo BuIley
Snow A Richardson. ." '"'H VII" ppar"
Der, V J Neyins 4 Son. ~''| wv" 'sp'
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
ANALOGOUS suaGlAay.

IN the still hour Of the morning Jnne ~, burg
Ars effected an entrance TO the residence of LOUIS
Clark, No. 4s Watt street, by rear door and
making their way TO the sleeping room OF
Mr.. Clark and wife awakened them. One of them
drew knife, turned up the gas and standing
over the bed threatened TO XIII the occupants
II they stirred. His confederates stole from
trunk IN the room $50 IN cash and sllk
description OF the men was given
offcer Godfrey, Of the Twenty eighth precinct who
Yesterday arrested man giving his name as Charles
Lynch, OF II Desbrosses street, as the party who
stood over the bed with knife. He was identified
by the family as one OF the burglars and Will be sent
before Justice Dodge this morning at Jefferson
Market
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
S II ] P PIN G. N w S.
Almanac for New york-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 8, 1863.
CLEARED.

Steamship City of Antwerp (Br), Mrehouse LverpoolJ
Steamship Helvetia CBr, Thomson, LiverpoolNaonal
Steamship New York CKG), Hebieh Bremen"oeIiess Hi
Steamship Euterpe, Gates, Galveston via Key west-C IL
Steamship crescent City, Hdreth New orleaus-Frederic
Steamship Mariposa, Kembe, orleans-H Cromwell
Steamship CoQuete Pension, Cedar Keys-c overton
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson sa7annah-w Gar.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston Ii R Morgan
4 Co.
Steamship W Everman Snyder, Wilmington, NC-James
steamship Isaac Bel, Bourne, NorIok, City Point and
steamship valley City Johnson Georgetown, DC-fhiips
steamship Francona. Bragg. Portlapd-J Ames
Steamship Ashland, Crowe, Boston-w P Clyde
Steamship Acushnet, Kelly, New Bedford-Ferguson
sh Edith Warren tBr, Clarke, Lverpool-George Curtis
SLIP Southampton, smthwick, Liverpool-snow 4 Bur.
ship Glad Tldngs Thomson, LondOn-,w Wilson, Jr.
BARK Hubert (Br) Jack, Queenstown for orders-Boyd
Bark Wanderer NG, Niemann, Gloucester, E-wendt Te-
Bark ProbO 1ta Demartno, Penarh Roads lor orders
Bark john Fyfe, Luce, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Mhhelmna Agaiea DUTCH, Moler, Curacoa-C c
Brig Evening Star CBr,, Lindsay, London-A Lindsay.
Brig Tasso Ual Rugsiero, Cork orders-slocoych
Brig Lindhem Nor, Pausen Penarth Roads for orders
Wendt fetens bockmann.
Brig Il 6 Perry, Pahr, Hayana-Jas Ward & Co.
Clapp. ."
Brig whcelwrght (Br), Wolfe, Liverpool, Ns-Mfler
Houehton. ~
brig G Morris (Br), Crane, Halifax, -Crandall, Um
phray & Co. 49,
Brig Arlchat West (Br), Genion, Pic,ou Ns-B Small
Co. ' :"
Brig Antelope, Toohaker, Cow Bay-F Talbot 4 Co.
Schr Azelda Laura, hulse, Maranham Para-B j
Weinberg
scLr Matilda tBr), Lcroux. Csrhagena Ribon Munoz.
sehr L Fabens Crocker, st Kitts-B Weinberg.
schr Good VIII tBr), Roberta Harbor Island-os Eneas
schr Julia Decker, Dunon, Fox Islaud-B Weinberg.
sehr Maiden Bower tBr), Wallis, st Johns, MFG Bull
ley.
d Co. rN"'
schr Ben Boh (Br), Drake, st George, NB-Jed Frye
Co. -'
schr u Jones, Luce, Fernandina-A Abbott.
Schr q Hotchkss, Racket, Wilmington NEG X Racket
4 Bro. - '
sehr Marietta Smith Preston, Phladephia-B Weinberg
Schr nee sam, LOOK, Philadelphia Richardson
Schr L Tay, Baker, Philadelphia G Loud & Co.
sehr Annie FREEMAN Reed, Boothbay, Me-B WenberR
Schr Bay state. Seabury, Boston-G Racket A Bro.
schr Henry Clay, Mack, Hartford-G Racket Bro.
soop Blackstone, WoIden Providence
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
SERIOUS STAB 2laG ARRAY.

Two women, named Rosanna Harris ana Mary
HcClosky had an alteration last night at ten O'Clock
in Carlisle street with Robert Roberts and his WIFE,
and during the ARRAY Mary McClosky was stabbed
wound was deep and dangerous. Rosanna Harris
was also severely stabbed by Roberts in the lett
elbow. All the parties were arrested and the wounds
Armstrong,
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ROB THE THE KENT NATIONAL.

DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ROB THE KENT NATIONAL.
rnn -, ..,,r BANK, KENT OH OHIO; o
sPIEGELEIsEN.
KENT. ohio, Nov. II, 1885,
To Messrs HERRING FARRELL SHERMAN, New York =
On Saturday evening" the 81 OF November our bank
entered by burglars The office OF the bank being without
occupant they had undisputed possession and have
doubt employed their time unnterruptedy till morning In
protection afforded by of your burglar Safes which
this occasion proved to be mpregnab they oed
The outside or reproo door OF the safe drilled and
blown They then the burglar proof,
and after knocking off the dial of the lock knob that
throws the bolts they attempted drive the lock
without success they also used wedges and heavy sedge
but failed In ALL They left behind them large
OF tools, consisting Of two crowbars heavy edge,
maIet two steel wedges and variety of chisels.
Having occasion to be at my office (which Is connected
with the bank at about II O'Clock A. M Sunday, made
the discovery of the aforesaid visitation open
the burglar proof part of the safe, although they had
knocked OIL the daate to the lock and otherwise disued
operator or practical manufacturer of and
open the safe.
The necessities plainly presented and we
lost no time in despathng Cleveland procure
proper person to open the safe Calling at agency
suitable person found. We then applied to
house in the safe business who very kindly furnished
practical manufacturer OF safes, who understood
the science and the locks TO per-
fection.
He arrived, and with the OF the most
powerful men of the village (quarymen, who famous
for heavy strokes with the were
commenced l0a A NJ Monday and continued
increasingly till ocock p NJ, when they became too
to work longer and adjourned
The next morning. at about ~ O'clock the work was
again resumed with the help, and at IL A. NJ
attended Efforts and again had the pleasure OF
ing that property safe Had been placed
formidable safe the tables would have favor
OF the others.
Mr. A. Kent, of the house of Kent Co., of your city,
truly, MARVIN KENT,
President Kent National Bank.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

Tomorrow the Atantics ard Athletics viii play at
abe Capitoline grounds. Many OF the admirers of
the game complain that this arrangement is some
what out OF place. The people want to stay home
an6 celebrate "the glorious" or else take trip to
the country; but the Athletics coming on here to
play the AGlantics puts a stop to the arrangements
for the day. as they would not fail TO be present at
Sueh game as IL promised on the occasion.
The Yale and Harvard mines will settle the cham.
piOnsbp OF New England on the Union grounds to-
moIrow, and ~ they could not come on any other
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
DARING R0BBeaY-$I,65O STOLEN.

most daring highway robbery was perpetrated
yesterday afternoon in King street, about hafpast
three O'Clock. AS Mr.. Peter Bruner, furniture
manufacturer was entering his establishment,
No. 70 King street, with a roll OF bills
amounting to S1650 in one of his hands. for the pur
pose OF paying OIL his employees Joseph Morgan, of
West street, near Spring, snatched 1t from HIM and
ran away, pursued by officer MckeOn, OF the Twen-
ty-elgnth precinct who ran him down and arrested
MIN. The money was thrown down an areaway
and WAS recovered.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

BY the provisions of the State law 1t Is incumbent
on the presiding Judge OF this court to open the term
on the first Monday each month, but the celebration
OF the anniversary OF Independence day occurring
on the 5th instant Judge Bedford VIII open court IN
due form but will transact no business. The Jurors
summoned for the term VIII, therefore, be excused
Irom duty on that day.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
STARRING AEfHAY IN The EEYIN WARD.

About nine O'Clock last evening, In a tenement
house fight Thomas Brenner OF No. 100 Charlton
street. severely stabbed in one of his shoulders
by knife in the hand OF Michael Higgins, occupant
OF the same number. The wound, though Deep is
not considered dangerous. Higgins was locked up
at the Twenty eighth precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
lie LICENSE BUREAU.

Marshal TookeT reports that during the past week
256 licenses have been issued, as folows:-Junk
carts, II; coaches, 90; express wagons, O.: Junk
boats, 3; Junk shops, 2; second hand de..crs, 81;
pawnbroker, Il carts, 90; drivers, A.; venders, 26
TO sell gunpowder, 80; porters, 81 dog cart, l.. He
has received for license ices and zines $685. and has
been instrumental in recovering for parties who mad
been swindled by bogus iewelry men and passenger
ticket sellers and eXcnange once keepers So. .421
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
AND ANOTHER

OFFICE OF GLEN CoyF MuTuAr TNa Co ,
49,. ,, GLEN Cow, N. ", De- 70, 1865
messrs. HERRING, FARRRL 4 SuERaAN:-I
uhsTLEsEN-Our office entered on siurday evening
as ana desperate attempt TO force IN openino int
ss sma BANKERS safe which purchased you few
yea ago. Ihe burglars seemed be men OF
ana brought horse and wagon 10 the with ali their
ana 70 carry away their expected booty Herring
sne, noWsver iolled them, and at hapast o'clock SUN
uy morning Mter having expended all their Efforts they
place. e' '""s '''' '""''"s '"o
nney sis qcnnd them large lot Of burgrs' implements,
he sass k.nr es naus powder fuse &c and though
amounting 10 some $0OOOo were held ssn by ts faithful
"eSs' p..,,. JAMES q. TOWNSEND,
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
ANOTHER UNsUCCEssFUL BURGLARY.

bet1oT OF MessT5 DAvId DOVE z Co.
,y - NEW YORK, April 10, 1859
HERRING, FARREL SHFRMAN, No. 25I Broadgay;-
GENT5On the night of the 22d ut store South
street, was entered attempt made nv bur
giars upon one oi your safes In our counting
The Key TO the safe in which our s,curies was
locked inside OF our fire book safe the doors of which
were literally cut to pieces From this the kew 10
the other safe and opened It, Fortunately one of your
burglar proof bankers Chests inside in which our vauabes
were deposited This they went 10 work with a WILL aud
evdenty used up all their time and attempts TO
ioree H. The night was dark and stormy the OF
matursd They tried wedgng the and body of
he chest and the faithful safe evidence OF the labor
great satisfaction we report that upon opening found
our secnies an SAFE and can therefore cheaully
the burglar proof recommended work by
You viii please send the purchased by ms 10 our
counting house. and take the old show that some
are still manufactured worthy OF the name.
DAVID DDws & co.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
SAILED.

Steamships City OF Antwerp for Liverpoo Helvetia do
i, imuia, Giassow; New York, Bremen harposa, Or.
Ieahs crescent City, do; San Salvador Savannah: Cham
pion Charleston J w Eyerman, Wilmington NO ~
Also sailed, steamship Isaac Bell Richmond &c: sbjps
Fleetwood, San Francisco John Bertram Hambnrg Nah
bados. o' -' NS'ANeei' o"i-
The brig Virginia reported below yesterday, should have
been reported as sailed ''
Wind a
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
NINTH NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK.
(Letter from the Presidency

. NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1866.
Messrs. HERRING, FARRELL Il SHERMAN, New York.
GENTLEMEN-Your favor Of the 29th ultimo at hand
In reply inform you that the lock one
we selected.
In the opening of safe four actively at work.
and four other men about assisting handling
and taking them to the shop sharpen &C. The being
overlooked by experienced the workmen
active and energetic working faithfully from O'Clock
in the afternoon until about midnight when they got
safe.
employed these men because to the contents of the
safe was Important and was thought they could get In
sooner than your would.
The impression left mind in favor of your Burglar
Proof Safe relying 1t with certainty than did
before this trial of its qualities Yours, respectfully,
j. o. ORV1S
President of the Ninth National Bank of city York
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
STILL ANOTHER.

u.... r,..... a., RosLYN, l.. l., March 25, 1859
messrs HERRING, FARREL
GESILEMES- The Office Of my mill enered night be.
lore last and desperate attempt made to foce ne of your
re and Burglar Proof Safes without The burgas
appear 70 have come well prepared nitro v.
eerne WIN which, after drilling they expected blow II
out anything for their pains - N' ~ '
tits Just three since my former iafe was blown
open and robbed, when you remember then purchased
THIS one with Its improved Bankers Chest, firm YOU
BENJAMIN HICKS.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
Etnr Va. Atlantic.

The young Star made quite a shine yesterday on
the Capitoine grounds. They had contest with
the Atlantics, and, as the appended score will show,
they made bold stand and came out very credita-
bly,. The score is as folows:-
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

HERRING's NEW PATENT CHAMPION RANK sArEs
MILD aI ate Improvements, ars protected against
WEDGlNG AND SLEDGfNG, DRILLING Ann FOpc,uo
to an extent not heretofore known ~ o"oiNo
These are the only safes made IN which m. ,o.A
hardened steel and iron welded the patent ca
,,., SPIEGELEISEN. '''e' oI
making the best resistant burglars too,a avian,
metal. "10 '"o ncoes tnlck, sold
Our extra" two and one half incbe.
our our rirst Class hree and one-quartsr inches
Our Champion lankers' four incbes
And Double Bakers, one within tho o,... -,
t nones covered by the price and wishes of onp cS ~
o mn ~lHEKKiNG,FARREL SHERMAN
soi nhJApWHf' SRNER MURRAY ST, NEW yOpw
HEkRfNa IsERIS9 sId NI, co, PHILADELPHiA.
hERklNI, hRREL SHERMAN
NEW ORLEANS
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
President of the Ninth National city OF New York
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ROB IN PLYMOUTH, ILL
NOIS
EXCHANGE OFFICE f. II. YOUNG,)

EXCHANGE OFFICE OF f.. II. YOUNG,l
PLYMOUTH, H. Nov. 90, 1866 I
Messrs HERRING Co.. No. 40 State st, Chicago Ill.,,
GENTLEMEN)n the night of the 9Th instant ohce
entered by burglars and attempt made rob the No.
Herring's Champion Safe with inside Bankers Frank
Unite iron) Chest which had Office at the time.
burglars succeeded in blowing of the outside freproof door
with powder They next attempted to force entrance
the inside Bankers Chest but failed to accomplish their
pose They broke of the knob of the Yales Combination
Dial Lock, and tried to drive it through could
They also broke of the handle that throws the bolts and
tempted to drive through but failed again. They
part of the moulding and ornamental facing the door,
tried chiselng but without and finally had leave
the field utterly discomhed the having successfully
sisted every effort to force 1t open.
or could operate the lock without dial
or handle and sent to last week TO be opened and
paired.
dence of the safety Of the contents of afe consisting Of
money government bonds, valuable papers, &c.
have confidence than In the security of
Bankers Safes, and have another of the
kind ready for shipment will obIge sending
ward at once with bill for difference expense repairs
Respectfully yours,
Z. II. YOUNG.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04

Eaaa EsasSId. ....:....S .:...:..S : + Ia
Lett on basesMartin, q NesSn Hodes, 2; Jewett, l.
Ellis 2; Swandell, 2; G. Mills Wolters,
Home -Mortin, : Nelson, l.
Fly catches Patterson 2; Treacey, Martin q;
Nelson, Hodea, /; Wood, /; Pinkham, total-14 c..
Mills Devyr, q Egger, q Mcmahon, L. Mills, q Ellis,
1; total-l2
Foul bound caiches-Jewet,, 3 Trcaoey, E. NILS l. c..
Mls,1
Rase payPuf out by Allison, 6; Jewett, assisted by
Wood, 3; Nelson, 1; Treacey, l.
Put out by-E. Mills 8; Hatfield 2; Ellis, assisted by
Hatfield, 3; Ellis, 3; Woliers, q Swandell l.
DECIDED out for "hindern-Paterson,
Out on fouls-Eckford, Mutual,
Time OF game-Two hours and Gfteen minutes.
scopers-Messrs Watson and Mccarthy
UmpFe-hr. John Gruin of The Eckford Climb.
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
ANOTHER BANKERS SAFE ArTEMprrn

ANOTHER BANKERS SAFE ATTEMPTED.
. HENNRPIN, ILL.,, June 26 1882
Messrs HERRING 4 Co.. No. ~ State street, Chicago
GENTLEMENThe No. Safe, with Burglar Chest inside
which purchased of years was os
severely tried on the night of the 22d inst. '
The outside Fire Proof Door deter.
mined effort made TO open, with edges crowbars and
which they left after them the small Burglar Chest
inside put thanks to the security your Sae upon
Ing }he Chest, found everything safe.
ease snip me one or No. g. Folding Door, with inside
Burglar Chest made after your improved syle as don't
Proof Safes. '"smpion r"o anu burglar
Respectfully yours,
The New York herald., 1869-07-04
ONE MORE.

p.,. FFRHYVILLr STATION, I
49, IkHuHbYLvANIA RAILROAD OFTIoE. June IL, 1s6aS
Philadelphia ~ ~ wv W"
0ENTs-A perisses ss, alsa1ssssf1 sass vas made on