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Bucholz and the Detectives

CHAPTER XVIII
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The nearest to it in appearance was found in a store on Howard street, between Crosby street and Broadway.

We wanted this lock to put on the door of the car after breaking the other off.

That same day Allen and Wells went to the same store and bought a sledge hammer.

On the evening of the same day Allen went to Crowe's livery stable and hired a horse and a heavy express wagon.
"Some time before this Allen and I went to a blacksmith shop and had a piece of steel made into shape for the purpose of prying the lock off the car.

No less than five efforts were made to take the safes off the car at Forty-second street, on nights when Moore was messenger.


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