Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-20
DARING BURGLARY.
Extensive safe Robbery-Diamond
Gold watches. Ae.. St0fen-A Brick
wall and Iron Safe Cut Through.

This morning, come time between the hours
OF one and i've O'Clock, one Of the most DARN ?
and succC sful burglsries we have ever been
called on TO notice was perpetrated-thes scene
being a building very near Pennsylvania ave-
nue., On one OF the most frequented thorou gb-
fares, with persons living within forty feet OF II
on either side, we refer to the paw nbroker's es-
Enlistment OF McsSrs. 8. GOldsten & Co No
- - street, few doors above the avenue
The burglars effected an entrance to the prem
lses by cutting through the back wall of brick,
Ioufteen inches thick, making a hole on the in
slde OF about 10 inches by 20, and on the outside
ABOUT - by 80 inches Having got into the back
room they commenced work on the large safe in
winch the most valuable goods were demos ed
Inns Il large-sized safe or Wilder's patent and
IN Ihe lower LETT corner OF the upper panel of the
aoor IN which IS the lock, a hole was cut appar-
ENTITY with coll chiSels, and one of the bolts he
Iag broken, the door was opened by being priced
WIN Jimmy" From this side of the safe
they took a number OF valuable watches. dia-
nOnds, ard costly jCwelTy, with which plumber
ih S m ,S on Dy me same way they came.
adjustment this morning they found on the floor
several cold cbisels, '.jimmies,' and other i'm
PIGMENTS which had been used, all of which are
of the very best quality. They also found in the
yard a namber of rings less valuable than the
goods carried on, which had been dropped or
thrown away. In the safe there was a Quantity
OF silver ware, gold mounted opera glasses sc
which were not deemed valuable enou On to
carry on, and The other door of the safe was
not opened, probably for want of time The
Key 10 that door, however, was in the hands
Of the burglars, and they LETT ii on ton of the
SAFE. mad they opened that side they could
amount being there. %
Messrs. Goldstein & Co. estimate their loss ~
Se az least $1,000, but will not be abe to state
their exact losses until they make a carefuI er
animation OF their books
The news of the affair spread rapidly this
morning, and large numbers of persons were
Son ABOUT the place, some anxious to see the
Work OF the burglars and Others making in
aniry as 10 the safety OF articles placed in pawn
t Inc detectives have promptly taken the case in
hand, and IL is TO be hoped that they NAV Ia
able 10 get the operators and their plumber.
III kBRkW MEpDrNG-fnfsresting Cerem ,nies-
., ne - nagogne on sth street, between III and
stfeets, was crowded yesterday afternoon with a
large number of Hebrews and Christians 10 wiz
ness the marriage of Mr.. Charles o. Herzbero
49, !, Ms,nllde Honnet The ceremony took
pace Al O'Clock p. M, but long before that
HouI tne edlhce was hlled with people among
snom were many strangers to such a place and
The b,i az al elhl9ited becoming reverence.
and were met at the door by the ofseiatina
Nsoei; Kew. DIR. l. NJ. Wise, of Cincinnati rs
following Ofdefk saSe Up B1i the aisle ahS in the
6rlde smaids, Misses Paulina Lefbnrs am
Hs1sp 80 oSeiEd In and groomsmen, Nessrs. M.
kaIents OF the groom. The bride was drsssaS
=. Nnlte carleton with flowing veil ana rsso1b
in St1sst d lessons while her attendants Were
we're attired in black with white t rs attendants
ne Inc bridal party took their noii,ia
10 front Of the Afmema or dssf nSei
Oh SIdlnary occasions by the cIarzan or rsadal
1 - Sns rear OF which and surrounded by high
siioed columns il the Oren a KodSs6 or arb 81, |
11solding the ST Torah or books %" IN io' '
Moses. Before o. 80
-~-.mencing the ceremony the
--yVI gave most edifying Instructions TO the
parties on the relative duties of man and wife on
which they were about to enter; then came the
drinking OF cup of wine JOINTLY by the bride
groom lSVmttOlIc
others joy and aff,ictiOn) followed by the giving
away Of the bride by her parents or friends and
the giving away of the groom also by his father
when the ring was placed on the finger of the |
bride and the two were pronounced man and
WIFE, The Rabbi then read the marriage con-
lract entered into between the parties, which
va sisned and duly attested, pledging mutual |
love and devotion forever. This contract was |
nellveTed to the parents of the groom for safe 1
keeping, the bride and groom kissed each other
and the ceremony was over.