The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-05

to the piece which holds the lever. This piece
drilled away. the lever fell, and the lock came
apart, and o turn of the handle opened the
door and gave access to the booty.
The mann er in which the drill was operated
was also indicative of skilful and systematic
was done deliberately and on a regularly pre-.
pared plan. A heavy oaken beam aoout HVe
and and WITT with Tt this Was Connected Brace piece aud
over both Of these the drill was fastened and
worked on the safe door. The breaking OF the
inneT-door was easily Accomplished, and the
tin boxes It contained were then robbed of
When they had completed their business. the
thieves vacated the premises, leaving behind
them several various sized bits, q large brace,
bottle Of alcohol, and small paper of fine
This morning another stool" was found with
which the entrance to the building was effected
"a large blue steel Jimmy" OF fine workman
ship. This was picked up by police officer
who found il ly Ing on SAMSON street, near the
Academy OF Natural Sciences.
The Jimmy" fits in the marks made in
bursting open the shutters and vic dow through
which the robbers got into the bank room
The following is list Of the bonds. etc,,
$50 O6O Delaware State Gs.
$4,000 zoos of 1867
S2l, 600 5.20s OF 1864
$4,000 6 20s of 1855
SlO2 600 Penn lvania per ceut. bonds.
S25, 600 Connecting Railroad bonds.
2l5OO0 Sunbury and Erie bonds.
5000 of 500 each of Camden and AmOoy
mortgage bonds.
S4U,UtU Long lSl8nu pST CENT DOuUS.
$4,000 Philadelphia 5 per cent. registered loan.
s3S 900 Philadelphia per cent. loan.
$40, 600 Pensylys state per cent loans.
S77 200 United States 5-204 OF 1866, registered.
OF these there were fifteen bonds of
$4,000 each, two of $1,000, one OF $500, and
two OF Sl60
s33, 600 Penn sylvania War loan.
$1,000 New Jersey State 6's.
81 OOo Pittsburg per cant. Corporation
s32 600 Allegheny City per cent. bonds.
$1,000 Camden City bonds.
992 COO Schuy XIII NAVIGATION bOnda.
$4,000 North pennsylvania Railroad per
1000 North Pennsylvania Railroad 7 per
cent. bonds.
$250lO United States bonds OF 1881.
$50 COO $40 bonds.
S27, 600 10 40 bonds
$4,000 Philadelphia and Erie per- cent.
Besides these. they had in the safe $4,000 in
greenbaeks and some COIN, which the robbers
carried away with the securities.
The only bond left behind ny the robbers was
a8lOCO one, which was found on the toor. the
mortgages that the Savings Fund had on hand
Der of shares of stock were left behind.
The scores of boxes belonging to private indi
viduals which had been left with the .lnstitu-
tion for safe keeping were with but single
cepl1on broken open. and all OF the. valuabies
boxes contained securities and money valued
at 500, 600, and many others had securities and
other valuables worth from one hundred dol.
lars to $50 GOO. Among the losers WAS ex-Judge
Campbell, who had a box on deposit that con.
tanned over $4,000. A lady named McCauly had
valued at from fifteen to twenty Thousand dol.
lars, on solitaire having alone cost $4,000.
silver plate on deposit. and until the books of
the institution are examined. 1t will be diffi-
fied az away ss BY the Burglars but il IS beiieyed
that 1t will reach one million OF dollars;
MI f. Queen the treasurer Z; % of the % institution,
$4,000 by the robbery, he having in the safe
personal property CONSISTING od Of { SSo 600 ALE.
$4,000 Camden and Amboy 1888, and 5000
There were about 3OO0 depositors, a very large
number of whom were poor, hard working
people. BY these individuals the loss Will be
most keenly felt as their all was contided to the
AS soon as the officers OF the Institution were
notified they visited the office and commenced
stolen, and determined 10 advertise the robbery
In sll the papers; Aandoills were ordered to be
publicity to the robbery.
The following is q list OF the officers and man.
ManagersgCharies A. Repplier, James Nc
Tiers, NJ; ]. Dohan, John McGlensey. Isaac
lion Ii JAMES am Campbell. ] MARI WiiiCo2, Dennis
James r. Gallagher, Edward Robins. Bernard
Rafferty,. George Hughes, Henry 9, LHughlin,
President, Charles A. Ropplier.
Treasurer, Patrick Quinn.
Secretary, John P. Murta.
by Chief Eneu. his detectives and by officers
and directors Of the Society. and great aston
ishment was expressed at the possibility OF the
burglars making off with the property in broad
daylight tor the robbery must have been com
mittsd during YESTERDAY morning; g,t Tne 9 num- num-
not easily hidden. The Society authorized
Chief Eneu TO offer reward Of s25.OOO for the
al the following so::sse explains ITSELF
rsSen osrS TSSD
nj stitutOn IL Is deemed