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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

Col. Yerger's new paper, the Balti-
more Evening Journal, has made its
appearance. Most of our readers will
remember the celebrated Yerger trial
in Jackson, Miss, ia 1S6S-69, when
the Colonel killed a Federal officer
for insulting his family in his absence.
The military trial that grew out of it,
and the subsequent clash of military
and civil authority, is also fresh in the
memory of most Americans. Col.
lerger's paper is not a fire eating
sheet as one might suppose. From
his salutatory, we quote the following:
/ fthere ever was time when eSpec-
ial responsibility rested upon q jour
nalist, il is now when the politics of
the country are i'll a state OF transition,
when new and grave problems are
upon us demanding a solution, when
the public mind is greatly disturbed
by conflicting views of public policy,
and uneasy from the instability of AT
fairs, and when the supremacy of
military ideas has subOrdinated our
whole civil system. This, as well -
the unreasonable prohigacy, corrUp
ton and recklessness, SO alarmingIy
prevalent in all branches OF the public
service, amid the most daring and
manifold usurpations ever known.
greatly increase a responsibility of
which we are fully sensible.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

NEVADA ELORA.-At the Govern
nent Printing Office, in Washington,
j. being prepared q catalogue OF the
known plants of Nevada and Utah,
with descriptions of such Of the Phae-
ogamous Genera and species as do not
occur east Of the Mississippi river.
The work contains forty-one illustra-
lions. and is divided into eight parts,
each having been investigated and
written up by a different author.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

The Sonoma Democrat. having got
uut its cock to place over the announce
nent OF Haight's election, and, finding
that Booth was elected instead, turned
The chicken upside down, and said:
'' Our State chicken having placed
.,>elf upon the track Of the Railroad,
vas run over, and Is badly dcmoral-
tzet,' In another column the same
PAPER has a little cock, for a bit,''
over which is the heading: "Our
County Chicken is small, but very
game, and crows for the success OF the
democracy in Old SOnoma.."
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

OREGON OUTDoNE.-The RulO City
(Nebraska) Times is passing compli-
ments with the Journal of the same
place. Speaking of the editor of the
latter, the editor says:
Most everybody knows that Stretch
Joined the regular army to get out of
the Indiana State Prison, where he
was serving a term of ten years for
attempting to commit a rape on an
idiot niger wench.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15
SrARTLISG.-The Washington Chron.

STARTLING.-The Washington Chron-
icIe, a radical Radical journal, pub
Iished right under Grants nose, under
the caption, brands upon the Gov
ernment," makes the following start
ling announcement:
The Bureau OF Colored Troops, Ad-
iutant Generals Office, and several
other minor offices OF the War Depart
ment, are still kept up, although their
cred up, however, by the Wal Depart
ment, which has issued strict orders
making it a forfeiture of any clerks
place who shall disclose any informa-
ton concerning the business of these
bureaus.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

New MEXICo.-This Territory held
an election on Monday last, at which
there was much bloody work. At
Mesilla 200 men engaged in a fight,
which resulted i'll the death of ten of
the number, the Republican candidate
tor Judge being among the killed.
Two men were also killed at Anton
Chico.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

John \. McGlynn, one of the most
competent and worthy men nominal
ed by the Republicans of California,
wa scratched by the Know Nothings
Of his " party to the number OF
1896 in San Francisco alone. lie is
an Irishman and a Catholic, hence his
prescription by those whom he aided
by name and vote.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

MONTERREY LEGISLATIVE TICKET
4 HOLSTER Call dispatch, dated the
18th, states that Beck tDemocrat) is
elected joint-Senator by nine majority;
and Hayes (Republicanl Assembly
man, by nineteen majority.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

The San Francisco Bulletin is scarf
flying the not very sensitive cutaneous
envelope OF Senator Stewart, of Ne
vada, for being the retained attorney
of a great railroad corporation
[Omaha Herald.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

EARrHQUAK E.-The Castroville Cab
Argus of September 9th has this:
on Tuesday afternoon at ten minutes
past t a sharp shock of earthquake was
felt here. The air was still at the
time; there "a no rumbiing, but it
felt as though W. heavy bodies had
come together, causing a sharp jar.
In the Argus office it was very sen
SiDly felt,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

oolano county viii be we'll repre-
scented at the coming State Fair in
California. Theodore Winters, of Pu-
tab Greek, will exhibit several of his
Norfolk colts, together with the SOL of
old Lexington himself. Other stock
raisers will also make entries for pre-
miumS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

Some of the Radical papers are try
ing 10 foist b. Gratz Brown, Governor
of Missouri, upon the Democratic
party for the next Presidency. All
we have to say about the mater is
Haight.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

The report on the solar eclipse of
December, 1870, will shortly be issued
from the Naval Observatory. This
made by the scientific gentlemen who
were sent to Syracuse, Sicily, for the
purpose of making observations.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

Greeley says that both the East and
West are tired of Grant, and that he
could not get more than eRe Southern
State. He regards ColtaX as a stronger
man
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

Ex-Governor Clayton, of Arkansas,
has been placed under arrest for GER
tifying the election to Congress of
General Edmunds contrary to the pro-
visions of the Enforcement Act.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

Ex-Uniied States Senator Z. G. Clay
now represents the American Life In
surance Association in Mobile.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

Mexicans are attacking and captur-
ing American vessels on the Gulf OF
Mexico coast. A "A speck is seen on
the horizon.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

The New York Democratic State
Convention will meet at Rochester on
the 4th proximo.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

BEAN Co. Pacific Coast Advertising Agency,
40 MONTGOMERY ST., are our authorized Agents
~ san Francisco.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

ID A MARRIED LADY AA s EEPER,
ID in the city or country. Would do chamber or
any other housework required, except cooking
and washing. Apply q, this Office. au3O-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

Judge Bedford, of New York, is in
favor of "a law declaring abortion
capital crime.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

HOPE-COFFEY-In Carson, 18th inst,
by Rev. Father Tormey, James Hope, of
Empire, 10 Miss Mary Ellen Coifcy, of
this city.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15

The Democrats have the California
Senate-2l to Il and Independent,
with n to elect vice Pacheco.
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2 REWARD.

r OST BY OR STOLEN FROM THE UNDER
signed, ore double barIeled W. W. Greenor
SHOT GUN, No. 10 gauge, 30-inch barrels,
No. 1869, with Moore i Harris locks. One dent
on left barrel, six inches from muzzle. The above
reward will be paid for the return of the gun to
l.. NAIL,
se5-1m Sheridan, Douglas County, New.
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A. B. DRIESBACH.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
groceries,. Provisions.
wines and Liquors,
Flour and Feed,
CrOckery and IinyVare.
Hard syare and kfOit,.
Blasting and sporting
Powder,
safety Fuse.
c20fhlHE, Boots and ShaeS,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Eastern cement.
Eastern Hair,
hitting,
Window GLASS,
Paints and oils,
"aii Paper,
window shades,
picture cords,
Patent Curtain Fixtures. Z
:. IT - :
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-15
List OF Letters

DEMAINING IN THE CARSON CITY
II Postotfice sept. 18TH, Isl. Persons
calling for these letters VIII please say:
..AINerti>rl "
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A. NJ. EDGINGTOT,
President.
GUY THORPE, Secretary.
seS-td A. X. LAMB, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
EsUE-ET-EEIk-f1
DIED.
dU Notices OF 4
name and address.


BREEsR-Or Friday 90 Of scarlet fever Abram Allison Youngest
son Of Robert Mary Bre aged years. months and ~
7 ~ v and friends Of family invited to attend the funeral
., Mond,v 2lh inst O'Clock from No N6 East Fty
third t. The will be taken to Paterson ~ j. Tor inienent
CLARK-May 25 Mary CLARK, widow o!th late William Clark
in he 18th Of her age.
Relatives and friends family invited to attend the funeral on
Myt.v 18th inst o'clock tie Reformed Church, of
Twent nuthst and Flithsye, without turner in'tauoh
cpuRCH-n Brooklyn on Saturday May a. Rodney Church. aged
20 years. month. 2 DAYS.
from his late residence 2JJ and 21 Wshingtons, Tuesday
Both inst at o'clock p m
GREEy-u BROOKLYN Sunday morning. MAY % 1871 otheat disease
eck Samuel W. and Conola W. Green, aged 20
years. months AMI 8 days -, ,oo,.-,.
~ Bcok,n Relatives and friends invited to attend without fur
ther notice.
McuRRAYAt Pouqhkeepe T. Friday morning MAY 2S Robert
v W McMurray, of Robert and Mary Mc3luuay, formerly
Of the Civ Of York. deceased IN the $50 year OF bis
Notice Of funeral hereafter
oNpERpONKOn Sunday May o. Minnie only daughter Of VIM NJ
ami Mary J. OBlerlonS, in the ih year OF her age
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
sAPrRn Sunday May 49, Of consumption Thomas r. Shapter
The relatives the family respectfully invited TO attend
The funeral the Tabernacle d. T. Church. ednesay afenoR
O'Clock
wRLLs-At Peckk May a. lsl Henry A. Wells aged SO
His fepas and family respectfully invited attend
the funeral residence m lata Albert Wells Peeksk
l:3O ?. m. on TUESDAY, May 90
WILLIAMSON Taeay May g. at Monnorence Park Aiken C..
Fanole Williams 81 D. recently Of West Haven, Conn. Of the
LATE Rev Samuel P. Williams Of NewbaryPort, Mass
Fuueral services al Hartford. Conn.
Newbarypori AMI NewIaveu papels please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
PERSONAL

The Rev. z. II. Chaplin, d. D., Pastor of the
Church of the Divine Paternity in this city Will
spend his Summer vacation in England and Scotland
leaving in the Scotia on the 9TH OF june,
Caleb Cushing has bought and now lives on
the estate known as the Globe the Aqueduct Bridge
in Virginia. 1t formerly the country seat OF the late
Gen. J. L. Vanness.
The famous Walhalla, built near RatisbOnne
by the late Louis of Bavaria at expense Of 100000
forms, has become the property OF the German EMPIRE
i'm accordance with the viii of the deceased King.
The Columbus Ohio correspondent of Gin
cnnau paper says that Prince de Lynar was so shocked
AZ the refusal Of Miss ParsOnss father 10 settle only
900 on that ne refused TO fulfill the cOnnuba con-
tract until the young adys mother added $4,000 more
The next Methodist Episcopal General Con-
ference will it is supposed have to elect ye six
bishops and consequently there is great deal Of talk
among the MehOdists TO the on whom the honor
is likely to fall Among those whose election j. by many
deemed almost certain is the Rev. Erastus o. Haven,
ID. d., formerly President Of Michigan Universal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.

Mr.. Charles Mathews will take his Benefit,
at the Fifth Avenue Thoater this evening The simple
announcement Of the fact should suffice to attract
crowd of his admirers that cheerful haunt OF fashion
and taste An unusual attraction, however has been
prepared to augment the charm OF tho occasion. hrs
Mahews-whO has not been seen ON tho YORK stage
for thirteen years-wi make her appearance Monday
evening capital burlesdue of The Golden Fleece
an d in the farcca play OF "Tbe COmca Countess In
both these pieces the beneficiary will also participate,
and he will Likewise act in "COol As Cucumber" The
promise Of novelty and Of mirh that Is thus set forth Is
so uncommonly bright that think worthy OF pointed
reference. The bill OF Monday night Will be offered all
the week ''No Name" play by Wilkie Collins is
said tn La I'm preparaton to succeed it, the 9th Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET-Msy 81.

sr~o-Ruess heavy hut improved toward the close on
,ct II the favorable abroad eli qualities have slightly
has improved there more buyers IN
AL he fayors tie latter 10 Il Advancing, quoted
mi % No Is TO advancing. quoted at VI dl4 rasi Mo
sNo 10 L. frm; Musroy;do Sngsrfair TO Good buoysrt
as Exported during he week from Havana and Maiant
az G b,., AID 90 hhl, OF 100 boxes snd all the hhs
80 o dc IN l states Stock remaining warehouses at Havana
and N.tan1ss so 0 D boxes and l70 o hhds
scarce and hoiers demand advance Peghs fat
and nominal declining owing TO heavy arnyai sale. ~
i supple1 Coal Oil dull at reals. Flour-MsrSe
,9oI AZ 5 ID .UG HamsMlrket supplied Amey
lie Slgrcured 25c Potatoes in demand at $50 80 90
Taov quiet ~ dc Lard declining OWING 10 "se uPPHi hb
I5IdlGIc.; Tins 6idls.c 49,. 49,. ~ .ooaAoo
r., ss MARI. oyentockd quoel II reals Hoghead shook
supyd; quoted ~ ~ So Empty Lossheads quiet at
wr-yeov snu at 30 asa 80 IS urabe White duu 7I %
ah Hone, demand; absence Of business Tor want OF
, Goop-Iong shaved dull @ short shaved marked supPhel
demand hm.e ,-,o, -. ,-.i,.I s,,,.s 60 a.v.
en- .ney tid do, short sight 5id discount no.
goLl 10 dsy. 64bl premium short sight 1t al premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
For other ship Ne,os sec Second Page.
.nDruHh

other
ARRIVED.
sA,. Cs. Kepneiy Galveston May 49, via Key Wesi 2'h
- - and pass g. ". Mallory Co .. ,,.-,x,,
Bell. BlGkenan, Richmond Wy foh' alh NoioA
-" - M ua,s TO Oh Dominion steamship 20. 80 40.
s,,lin Fan Doaae, Philadelphia win mise 10 LOTHIAN SWAIN
ship 90. -, 81 rt,.,ro,l MAJ 16 and oue.ns,oup
- rrd.e al 8Tl Clas q. Franckyn.
s.m.p Panher Mills GeorgeUwp IL c. With coal to hoeofen
iof saeomb wsrsnep PernAmbueo, Is days With
al GA. "a 1.vs nth wilma
Ifh mil ,st to,st.en Cardiff al DAYS with Faosd iron.
BARK pIk 49, mr. Iookvay Panoes, 10 days. with
b's IN, Lo.bsy Rio Janeiro. ~ DAYS with coite.
~ nt1sV. f.usl Koke, Havana, IL DAYS, With ssgtr
r. Ssrb Sloan (ot John n b. Sloan hone'ldeo % dss
with hides and WOOL =. ma un..u p.rhioe. IA d.v. with
Bog Annie lci 81 J0hh " pI ''' - -
mil. c.p.r.o n d,v. With
nbis ~ n 60 er 'CroEey Calais days, with lumber.
NJ Ianol Petulrn (lta LguoH. Alicante % DAYS with nise
Abby 1haIr lot bansoJ' iAei' 'AA'~bA'' -' '!''
viii 81 gar sni molasses -, ,,.n.., 81 L.. % a.,
With IL, u,..Ltrso, p.ra,,,. Jat.
Ugir e-t, q. II, y n I, d,v. With l-,,tsr
p, H.. tBf) htt-eI Wilinr v g. 70 DAYS, VIII plia!e
s., nj Ns-t.6 49, a. John n. o, Is days, With iuno-r
S,1 T. T. Iut i 81 George, Mel Hart signa 10 days VIII
,- a. ~ , s.t.-, adj ,..r,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

Both branches oe the Massachusetts Legisla-
ture have adj burned till Wednesday. The deadlock
preventing final adjournment is 20 pay $500 10 contest
ant for IN that body, III which the House, refuses
concurrence.
The California Democratic primaries for the
Gubernatorial Nominating Convention were held on Sat
urlav Haght carried Sacramento, COlusa Placer
and Iehama Counties; IiLdlCy, Nevada MacCUPpln san
Francisco County
On Sunday yesterday morning, about II
O'clock Messrs. Thos Murphy, Roscoe Conkling, Geo.
Bliss Jas. Terwhger, Walter l.. Sessions, ana Judge
Folger met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and went immc-
diacly to Senator Conklugs rooms, Nos 81 aud ~ for
tine purpose of holding caneus IN reference 10 me
trOuhcs experienced in the attempt TO re0fgaze the
Republican party in the City OF New-Yofk, IN their
itata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
vUrr-rNr1DE AMONG THE GERMANS.

Whitsuntide Will be observed to-day by the
German organizations in the city by sumnerght TESTS
pc-nics excursions, and social festivities. The New
York Turnyeren will hold the 2lst annual funniest at
Jones's Wood
The NORTHEASTERN saengerbund Societies will hold
festival at Funks Union Park in which the pupils OF inc
ain-ing.scboo lately established by the Saengerbund
Nil participate. The Colonia Society will have a
picnic Mt the East River PARK lghty-Ioufth-st'
l., which Company | Of the 18th Regiment,
Cant Rommel and the Titonen sharpshooters,
Can't jung and several vocal organizations VIII take
mart Under the auspices Of the Union Maenner Ch0r,
ihr Harmonic and COucordia Societies of South BroOh
I'm the Concorla OF Hunters Point, the Long island
Gty Rnnd and other rural organizations will assemble
at The Lion Brewery Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
lie, Common sense Decide.

WHAT'S procedure Of seocr,i debility sa<
prostitution ell sons snusou
reqdroI To resort TO violent pugacon in such s.s IS s~a
vo be 10 bleed Starving Yo doas sveJ DAY Yes na
stupid sni M ophii Prlcee Continued e se ofa gfes
tact Tat pa a weies, With 81 tia! aeeos
psnJ IT, certainly ripr relieved BY HosTBrrBTs
sf0NACn BITrERs than b az otr mdre reeni soows
II is tree thu. general debility often toy or irrass
liT the boSels ad symptom overlooked Bs
while he discharge o me wsse % o the erDeiod r,gr
aoI ~ Wig must be recruited tn, Be They eobins
aa5,rs properties with eIsorinly tonic power
Even a removing RON i4s bowel they s.d iuVg
ort 5 organs Tar5sg 10 stomach upoa which liz great vsss,S
be specific drc cves heihJ all prnaaeni inse,us
every nb'oi flleoi. goon fctrs Tho horns drcass-
toa rite tie blood e6nfoso r Of DE nsntau
Frnhp su trii 1l al N, dosa. p,sers Of The system
r'ei intoheahy i,l spiaocy po1'l 30 tie ia
mere Iezs aiaastersl ba, for It Is in n
"' tai 'D eIors changes wrought tae coalition Of As
ie'b snc' sn iuga By the tis wonderful cor
c'e Heratye and oe Let isii between such
preparation sni prOsirstng sIypme,d By poisonous
ssfin GENT iae sry chnins OF q-iais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
DEDICATION OF A NEW METHODIST CHURCH.


The new st. Johns NJ +. Church on Fifty
third-st near Eighthaye, the Rev A. d. Van PASTOR
WAS dedicated yesterday with appropriate exercises In
Guiding by Bishop James tho Rev. Dr. Fowler OF
Chicago. and the Rev. DR.. Eddy OF Baltimore In tho
morning the Bishop preached from st. Matthew Vpl3-l6
The ground on which the church stands Is 10 by 100
feet The building Is Norman Dorc In STYLE measures
GO by 100 feet aud IS constructed OF Beleyle brown-
stone trimmed with Ohio lishtst0ne The basement Ia
divided into five Sunday rooms Bible class
ROOM and lecture As by 60 feet The hoor Of this
room covered with bright ingram carpet ana cane
booIned chairs afford seats for 80 persons Inc second
floor i. divided into auditorium ana several smaller
rooms. The auditorium is 40 b. 50 ieet, ara Is chcr-
ced by "A large gallery. biack-Walnut iailug lnci"scs
The altar Within the pulpit platform, having black
walnut steps, and behind IL - the organ Olt Ihe leWs
are Irregular Ia size, that II II should DC desirable 10
depart the Free Church system winch Is now main
Timed families GIT select such as are adapted 10 telr
wants No paint Is used the Interior wood, which ~
chestnut, with back-walnut trimmings ana panels OF
birds maple Stained glass windows let III tho hBht
In the tie and at night circles OF ghsets reneceu
from the ceiling, give abundance oil illumination; Inc
church is finely crpcted and cushioned and VIII seat
about persons The total cost Is estimated Al soO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

We would call the attention of our readers
TO the God Pen" Circular which appears at the head
Of Business Notices Mr. FOleys Gold Pens are OF the
finest and best IN the market and he claims mat the
prices bOtl wholesale mud retail fully 20 per cent
under an Others aud, n fact. cheaper than The prices
were before the For nearly ~ years NE Eold pens
lave reen used Ina this city, Dy al cdases, aad have
secured tle confidence OF nearly al nc leading hlioh-
ants aud bankers of orr city, fcw oi whose names axe
pAUA,i " tAg s1gcI. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

removed md Mr. blanchard nominated IN his place
apSI,ar'a confirmation was defeated by the solid
Democrats vote OF tho Senate, at the instance OF
the Democratic Association OF DREAMS 8; fn ON IN
publicans in that city, with the exception OF Tow o,'
cals, wanted removal OF the present lnu ~,
Mr.. West represented the Republicans ana opppea 'uo
Democrats in this case. IL Is to Mr. " st5 acFo ~,
tions aided by the determined character OF uot W."
moth, that we have entire Republican r -,
Congress from Louisiana, and Republican iNEls,a,iT
that elected Senator West. TDcse facts atone nlo'
Mr. West from any suspicion Of seeking Donoei
favor. L. IL
Washington, May 20, ISL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
To the Public.

sTUYygsAyr s.TE DRPosrr COMPANY ASo)
EgwYoRE May n 1911
We respectfully submit keeping Of Vauas in private resi-
denee and other pieces become from the frequent rob
berries OF such places dangerous and Improbable For this is
has become necessary keeping Of bonds lgerpae
Jewels and other yauabes separate and distinct incorporated business
with secure vaults and officers watcmenwho5e sole business
TO provide battling the burglar The burglar has hitherto been
successful, because male burglary science while other men were too
b1sy about their own science Of safe keeping aa
not qe that men succeed what they art busy oH earaes;
about
This want Of place Of safety becoming and ft
the ommuui,y LEI to establishment o. SAFE Deposit Companies
Should not every citizen therefore visit these Institutions and become
familiar with her modes Oftranacng Business, whether be desires to
make use Of them or mott
While there are few ans places the world mper7ous the
burglar AMI dangerous than the vaults of Safe Deposit
Cpanie. ousapd insecure places which he does attack and
whe the burglar skin constantly brings him rich harvest For in
stance Oishone built twenty Yeas with locks as
sntquas vaults themselves bankers aud brokers' ohee' IN
watched during the night ewelry establishments and Sled with
costly goods WATCHED perhaps alone who be away or
asleep wrong and residences containing private SAFES
These tempting bs skfnl burglar Citizens ought to
know by this tine that safes private residences nothing than
oatoaes Il shouli be forgotten that wealthy
citizen OF this city only awakened midnight b. des-
pere burglars engaged in breaking open bis private safe sni be
life il hought BY trying deehi bis safe The lesson here
pgt that yalaa be kept private residences at
dine but least Of all during th months when the burglars are
all at work
The vaults Of orr COMPANY caei the Of Seventh st. AMI
Thaye opposite Cooper Institute AMI believe them 10 be tho
strongest city But ca,ef persons desiring to deposit IN tue
place. eT satisfy themselves OF The fact BY eahs on Us aal
judging for themselves. Respectfully
EBrsEzER BEADLEsrOs, President