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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.. NOVEMBER 5,1878.
A a4iTH' ItOBtltl.ltV.
Loss Nearly $3,000,000.
The New York papers of Inst week give
the following account of the robbery of tlio
Mitnbnttnn Havings Bnnk in that city.
The bugluis entered the janitor's room,
hand culled him and his wife, and forced
him to surrender the keys of the vault and
the secret of the combination of the lock.
They then entered the vault, where they
remained neatly three hours, breaking
open the tta(e and rilling it of a part of its
contents. They carried away $3,747,700 in
bonds and U.O00 In cash. Of the bonds
$2,500,700 are registered and $108,000 are
payable to the order of the institution.
The bank bus decided to take the beuellt
of the sixty day's act In order to prevent a
disastrous run.
Louis Wreckle, the janitor, is a littlo old
man, of no physical strength, and of appar
ently less courage lie has been over 20
years In the employ of the bank, and was
implicitly trusted. His wife is a sufferer
from heart disease, and Is mote helpless
than her husband. The mother-in-law Is
a feeblo old dame of 73 years, in her dotage.
Tho bank employs as night watchman
Daniel H.iley, residing at No. 189 Greene
street. He went on duty its usual at 0
o'clock on Saturday eveuing, locked him
self im.ido the bank, and remained on
watch all night.
At 0 unlock yesterday morning, accord
jug to his statement made to the police, he
went out of the Blocker street entrance to
tho batik, locked the door behind him and
proceeded up stairs to Werckle's apart
ments, shutting tho street door, which
closes with a catch after he had entered.
He rapped with his club on"4Werckle's
sitting-room door to awake him, and hav
ing heard his response passed down stairs
again and out, shutting the street door
behind him. He walked to the corner of
Broadway and; stood.there 10 minutes.
There ha met and .'spoke to Officer Tully,
who had been relieved at the corner of
Houston street at 0 o'clock.
.Ho then went homo. At that time, so
far as ho knew, tho bank was all right. He
saw no auspicious or other person about.
It was Werckle's duty on being awakeucd,
as doscribed by the night watchman, to
respond by rapping on tho inside of the
door, and to dress immediately and go
down stairs to tho bank. Tliero was a third
watchman, named Patrick Shovlin, a resi
dent of Mulberry stroct,who was employed
on Sundays to roliove Worckle. All three
were provided with keys fitting the bank
door and the Bleacher street ontrance to
the second floor, but Worckle alor.o was
outrus'.ed with the key and the combina
tion of tho largo vault.
Part of bis duty was toopen the vault
and lay out the bank's books on the proper
desks after having swept up and . dusted
out tho offiua. Werkle's story is that he
was awakened by Mealy rapping on his
door. Ho went out of his bedroom and
answered his knocks, and began to dress.
About 0.10, hs ho was engaged in drawing
on bis pantaloons, tho door of his sitting
room suddenly and noiselessly opened, and
seven or eight men walked in. They all
wore masks. They seized and haudcuffed
himself and his wife, and tied his mother-in-law
in a sheet.
The womoti began to shout, and be turn
ed and told I hem to be quiet or the robbers
would kill them. They thereupon subsi
ded. One of t lio men took away his bunch
of keys, and another, presenting a revolver
at his head, ordmod him to give up the
combination, lie said he did not have it.
The robber icplied : "You lio, yon
; you open the vault every morning.
Qivoit up, or I'll kill you." Worckle says
he told them that even if he should comply
it would be of no tte to them, as they
would not be able to turn the knob of the
doors. "You leave that to us," was the
reply ; give us tho combination."
Ucing again threatened he gave it. Four
of tho gang then went down stairs, leaving
three to watch himself and his wife and
mother-in-law. After a long whilo, during
which Wercklo says he heard tho pounding
below distinctly, one or two of the robbers
returned up staiis and whispered to his
guards, and they all quit together. A few
moments later he went out to the Bleeker
Btreet side of the building and looked out
of the windows, but could see no one. He
then ran down stairs and gave the alarm.
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I. W. ENGLAND,
Publisher of The Hun, New York City.
NEWPORT PROPERTY
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
THE undersigned will sell at public sale, on
the premise, on
Saturday, November 9lh, 1878,
Tho following described Heal Estate:
A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS
or ground situate In EAST NEWPORT. The
propel ty Is pleasan'ly located, being comer loti
and well fenced. The house is a two and a halt
story frame In good repair, and with a good cel
lar A good spring of water Is ou the lot on
which the house Is built.
TERMS OF SALE: One hundred and lift v dol
lars to paid at the time of sains 1160 on the 1st of
April. 1879. nnd the bain nee In equal annual pay
ments with Interest.
S-Sa1e to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.,of said
day. For further information address
WILLIAM BAILOR.
MARSH HUN. Ferry Co., Pa.
October 15, 1 878.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!
The undersigned, Assignee of Simon B.CIouser,
by virtue of un order of sale to him directed from
the Court of Common Fleas of Ferry county.Pa.,
will oiler for sale, by outcry, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15tll, 1878.
at 1 o'clock P. M., the following described valua
ble real estate, to wit:
TRACT No. 1,
containing 43 ACRES, having thereon erected a
good two-story log HOUSE, with frame kitchen
attached, a good Bank Barn, a Flutter-wheel Saw
Mill, hog pen and spring house, with a never fu.ll
Ing spring of water near the mansion house.
There is an orchard In prime bearing condition,
containing 160 trees of choice apples,also a variety
of oilier choice fruit, such as peaches, pears,
cherries, grapes, &c. About 27 acres of tills tract
are cleared and in a good state ( cultivation, the
balance being timber laud.
TRACT No. 2.
Is a tract of land containing 37 acres, about 12
acres of which are cleared, and the balance is
timber land.
TRACT No. 3,
Is a tract of Timber Land containing 11 acres.
TRACT No. 4,
Is a tract of land containing 9 acres, being timber
land.
The above described real estate Is situate In
Centre township. Perry county Pa., about 2 miles
south of New BloomUeld, on I lie public road lead
ing from New BloomUeld to Landisburg, bounded
by lands of Win. limner, Geo, Meek, It. L. Ma
gee, Esq., Daniel Cleas and others, within one.
fourth of a mile of a school house, and In a good
settlement. The whole contains loo acres, and
will be sold as a whole orsei-erately, to suit pur
chasers, and will make a very desirable home.
Tkkms. Ten per cent of the purchase money
to be paid when the property Is stricken down,
one half of the balance on the 1st of April, 1879,
when the deed will be delivered and possession
given, and the balance on the 1st of April, 1880,
with Interest from 1st of April. 1879, to be secured
by judgme lit bond. F. B. CLOUHEK,
October lo.tsTi. Assignee.
ppCTbusiness you can engage In. $i to 120
uCO I per day made by any worker of either
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FitubQixn. Pa.'
D
R. J. W. RICE,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
FORT ROYAL, Juniata County, Fa.
MuOtllce on Market St., one door West of the
I (men onve. Any person wis
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Bernard lloth, lute of Jackson township. Ferry
county. Fa., deceased, have been aruuted to the
undersigned, residing lu Blain, Ferry county. Fa.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
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settlement to
BKNJ. F. SHOEMAKER,
DAVID ROTH,
C H. Smiley. Attorney. Executors,
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club, making six copies
Eight copies, oue year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, making nine copies
Ten copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person gelling up the
club, making eleven copies
Twenty copies, 1 year.andaa extra
12 00
3 8
6 4
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9 6
14 2
IT 00
copy to the person getting up the
club, making twenty-one copies - SI Si)
Auto tt tht time to make up your Clubs.
HO W TO REMIT : Get a Post-Ofllce Money
Order on Philadelphia, or a Draft ou Philadel
phia or New York. If you cannot get either ot
these send Bank-notes, and tu the Utter case ree
later your letter.
Parties desiring to get up clubs send for a spec
imen copy, which will be sent tree.
Address,
Godrj's Lady's Book Pub. Co., (Limited),
1C06 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.