The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-07
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born In Boston, OCT Z. 16lA Wnon Id years
old he secured work in large lock-making
concern In New York While there he In
vented lock which was superior to any other
In use. and picked all looks Of competitors
which were brought TO him. He became &C.
auainted with Day b Newell. the bank-loek
makers. and took entire charge Of selling their
locks. Il became necessary to prove to bankers
that the looks they were using were not secure.
and therefore he made set OF hne tools By
the use Of which he could open their
vaults and safes. His hrst call was at .
bank In Stamford. They had In use Q
paddock which was considered absolutely safe.
IL held an iron strap over the keyhole Of an
Andrews bank lock which had cost the bank
$3.50 In addition they had q warded look. max
ing three looks, any one Of which was believed
& Be sSf sas eoss s h Saf as
Il tXySS hours without iniurips re ioeis tssy
three q four q his tools and opened oil
four lecks p three miHutss This was
eli the banks In the United States IN 1913 he
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that It was utterly impossible to open It
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hind him unlocked the safe and pronounced
making for himself in Cheapside. London o and
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he took charge Of the Howe Sewing Machine
New York. A few buildings were erected. The
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Alfred AZ ]: Hobbs. the present superintendent
many years because Of his active Interest IN
on heh he good portion
Rembroks Take: which e. owned: snd Keeping
one son. two daughters. and a widow.
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Railroad. and as Senator. Speaker Of the House.
Governor Of the State. and Chairman Of the
ventions. Gov. Smith became widely known
and formed an extensive acquaintance; He
se 20 old Of wes Se % Rsanoa Gsa
tosds and 1853 Rs served sps Wiz sns ssne s
trustee q tie spevs named roads during CHS s4is
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Nicholas avenue
minister OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
died last week at Ann Arbor, aged 81. He was
sssS & IL Sfa ssP sSsis in Ess. s
Elder q ths Newton district whioh
embraces charges In Sussex and Warren ooun-
les. N. j.. and Orange county. N. Y. His wife |
lied many years ago. and he leaves no children.
!, Philip @ Dinesar died on the sidewalk At |
First avenue and Sixteenth street at 3 A. ".
He had suffered from Brights dis.
sase for three years: He was born In Red
Hook. and for eeventeen years kept Q hotel |
near Chatham Four Corners. subsequently |
20 became 3 contractor and built two sections
money. he afterward served the company as q
conductor. Later he was manager of his |
brothers. livery stable In Irving place
A. \, Wayne Barker long cashier Of the onsids
Oneida. N. Y. died on Monday at the age OF 90 |
years. He served with tho Oneida Battery |
under Gen. Mcclellan In the Virginia campaign |
u 1882. and was afterward for a time on spe- |
,ial duty at the War DEPARTMENT at Washing |
on. He was q devoted Presbyterian He Is |
survived By daughter. |
The funeral Of Charles ". Kitchen. for many
0r1,o 9forob In Fu1fon and Wa ah In 0fn OFF