The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1908, Page 18

7 perenne rene em pe ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, ROBBER CAN DAS HOE TAMMANY BOSS More Than ae Worth of} Plunder Secured in C. F. Murphy’s House. AOU EMEH NEE ARE BAFFLED. POLITICIANS NOT WELCOME-—-SAER| But Pat Bold In On New Police Official as He Brooklyn Police upon the ground-s! the outer off silhouette o McCarren Masr Says It. Baker to-day lajoner O'iKeeto took the Job, thts job. got In his first tatk with reporters in! Headquarters 3 door leading to e loomed the well-known when | swapped his Civil Service First Deputy | 1 trouvled for a olice Headquarter eCarren and Byrnes since Commts- Believe Thieves Liv Live in Block s__A Afb e20B Where Many Houses Have Been Entered. The crowning act of a gang of bur glare who have looted nine houses tn/ the block bounded by Seventeenth and | Bighteenth streets and First and Sec- ond avenues within two weeks was to| fnvade the home of Charles F. Murphy, the Tammany boss, and steal $3,000 worth of jewelry. Capt. Stephen McDermott. of the East Twenty-second street station, who is 60 worried about the robberies on Boss Murphy’s block and other in the Stu vesant Square and Gramercy Pa trict, that he has not slept at for four weeks hat the t lives right on |. He ts post- tive that the Jeave the block after committing the crime. “It is a peculiar t McDermott to-day, robbed are all on the n teenth street or on First avenue or the east avenue. Ever since the was reported I have had t ered as with a porous Block Well Guarded. “T have a man in uniform c the block yall nig! addition to e regular policemen on the beats. I have had two plalo clothes men, Foley and Hogan, on duty in the block, inside and outside, and the Cen- tral Office has men there every night. ide of Second robbery lock cov- “Wea are absolutely certain that the) thieves did not escape to any of the streets surrounding the block after any of the robberies. The only conclu left is that they live in some h the block or work through the back- yards and the roofs.”” The looting of the home of the Tammany boss created a. great deal ot excitement among the house, which 1s at No. 30 teenth sireet, is a structure, with a equipped with bu spite these and t Keeper and two terday morning and spent fully t hours ins: *phone of the 1 eft. Forced Iron Bars Apart. doors away teenth street, Ae of to di r that his friend M house had been ransacked, and notitied T KILLED &S TRALS PLUNGE INTO RAVINE Passenger and Freight Crash on Trestle, Go Through and Drop 20 Feet MOBILE, Ala, Jan. 10.—Seven per- eons were Killed to-day in a collision petween a westbound passenger train and an extra fre Mississippi forty-one miles Mobile. ne coll NO TALK OF WAR IN JAPAN, SAYS CANADIAN ENVOY. ' MONTREA Lemieus, fapan ¥ Tolko, graphed fror ableged pan {t ts not tal espectally since the last President. Financially, poor condition, and the late war has Grained their resources, and ther are all for peace. You hear no talk of war and no one evi it. The great question at the lates war and that is ability, He is emine: Nba’ ie to be trusted to @en of tomigration satis‘actorily. # the west side of| i @ $18- Satin Lined Throughout $20 Long Coats Saterday Bargains— you are looking. $18 Mixture Coats full, fashionable backs. exqu String shoulders. city at the original prices. Day of the War Sale! Sale at All Three Stores The Great War on Prices / A Saturday price that is ant other sensational Bedell victory! Coats that have the dash, the style, the serviceability for which $18 Black Kersey Coats $20 Broadcloth Coats Long loose and half fitted styles, reaching to the ankles Accurate, painstaking reproductions of the \ best $18 to $2.) Bedeil lea’ers— ely Swellest in the Spe & gially made for this greatest Coat Alterations FREE—No Mail Orders SQ. 955° BOYS’ ‘ul West 14th Vath Stel 2 sale Fils Stree LSB Broad S d Street GAS AS “WE SELL MORE REAL LACES THAN “ANY OTHER STORE IN AMERICA, Established Fifty Years, $20 Overcoats for of Suspenders Ever Held hase of Men’s Suspenders at halt but TREMENDOUS ERICH BROS. GTH AVE, 22ND TO 25R0 STN 80 = Positive $20 Gvercoats that $20 Values $ A startling price re- duction on our finest brings the greatest bargain of the year. Hand Tailored > to the latest dictates and Oxford Friezes a re from 52to 4¢ M Cc values in New York. Men’s $20 Suits at $8.80 Reduced from $3 Trousers, Saturday from 9to5,at- - their worth. Greatest Sale Collars, 6 for 49c Men’s Underwear Half Price THE AND 3) COL. York's best clothes makers and made according erials are tine black viot Overcoatings length trom 46 to 52 We e Guarantee ‘hat these coats are the best 2 black Thibet, in sizes to fit men of | $8.80 ' : Men’s $2, $2.50 & | | | Each coat is cut {ull and roomy, as it should be. They ||| = ely worth $20 of any man’s | your choic? Saturday for... $8.80 23rd Street CHILDREN’S SUIT DEP’TS. MISSES’ SUIT LADIES’ CLOAKS. SWEATERS. 23rd Street 23rd Street DON’T HIDE | your savings under the parlor carpet. Sunday World “Business Opportunity” Your Dollars Will Multiply | "23°! to-morrow, at JAMES McGREERY & 60. 34th Street In Both Stores, On Saturday, January the rith. es Blue and brown Cheviot Suits, Plaited skirt. Three-quarter length | coat, lined with satin, Size 1q years. | 14.50 | former price 25.06 Coats of various materials and mod- Size 6 to 14 years. 7.50 to 10,00 former prices 15.00 to 22.00 with high neck or various materials. 5.00 and 7.50 12.00 to 16.00 els, Wool Dresses, guimpe. Made of Odd sizes. former CLOTHING, In Both Stores. Washable Suits, made of white and colored cotton and linen fabrics. Rus- sian and Sailor models, Russian, size 2 !4 to 8 years, Sailor, size 6 to Io years. 1.45, 1.95 and 2.50 usual prices 2.00, 3.00 and 450 Washable Blouses and Pajamas. Made of white and colored Madras, 75¢ each usual prices 1.00 and 1.25 Reefers and Norfolk Suits. All sizes. 4-75 6.50 to 8.75 DEP’TS. In Both Stores. Caraecnl Cloth Coats, Lined so inches long. 16.50 value 27.50 Coats of various materials and mod- throughout with satin, Sizes 14 and 16 years, els, Sizes 14 and 16 years. and to ga Suits of gray mixed fabrics, Plaited skirt. Semi-fitting coat, lined with satin. Finished with velvet collar, Sizes 14 and 16 years. 10.50 On Sale for 4 Hours only, value 13.00 9 A.M. to1 P. M. Brilliantine Walking Skirts, P!aited model. Length 37 to 39 inches. 2.05 In Both “tores, Made of Tweed and 10.00 emma 12.50 Storm Coats. fancy mixed cloth. Silk Rubber utomenile CxS 16.50 former pric Paletots, made of black Bioadatorh and Imported Caracul Cloth. Lengti 50 inches. 27.50 former price 37.00 to 43,00 LT In Both For Ladies and Children, On Saturday, January the rrth. Ladies’ Norfolk Coat Sweaters, 1.85 value 3.50 1.50 value 2.25 Children’s Norfolk Coat Sweaters, With and without pockets and belt. 1.25 value 1.85 stores, Ladies’ Golf Jackets. The regular stock includes exclusive designs in hand-made Norfolk Coats. JAMES McGKEERY & CO. 34th Street JAMES McCREERY & 60, ANNUAL SALE Sorosis Shoes On Saturday, January the rrth, Sorosis Hoots, Oxford Ties and Slip- pers, including many standard and the latest fashionable models, Made pf Pat- ent Leather, Calfskin, Glazed Kid, etc. 3.25 per pair former prices 4,00 and 5.00 4.25 per pair former prices 6.00, 7.00 and 8.00 I. Men’s Shoe Departments. Men’s Sorosis Shoes.....0.-+0000003:85 values 5.00 and 6,00 34th Strest Invest them in a } and ; JANUARY 10, Under sate Ba SATISFACTION GUARANTEED on SMONEY. PROMPTLY REFUNDED | Clearance of Boys’ Clothing NAD Ad Ged O0 ts NT 4-HOUR SALE FROM9 A. M. TO 1 P. M. Raa [Rousing AN TaUSTaLY IMPORT, Offering Every Boys’ Coat in our stock formerly selling at $3 and $3.50, for 4 hours only, at 1.69 : | a eealebeceae A remarkable clean- I. sp sale of Women’s Coats, formerly up to ie and $6—offered fer 4 hours at 1.98. [IBERTY qu SHOE $198 Sensational Sale of LINOLEUM MATS Size 23 inckes x 36 inches ity Lanole 1908. special, LW q ON SALE ON ALE ry SATURDAY SA cOAY M. Toy BOL A.M. TOP FROM ® ALM. TO poM. ONLY P.M. ONTY PP. ot, ONLY. Men’s $1.50 Children’ s 2c] $1.59 Couch Flannel Shirts,) ‘!eckings, Covers, 69c dnchos var be ribbe ort fast ancy Knotted join 6 pat NEY MORISS BASES ANERAINS) STORE ages 7 Russian Co. BIG Boys’ OO, to 15; Ail Our Boys’ $4 and $5 Occur at SILL S CUA Bub DAY SALE 1 P. M. only. la M. to 1 P. M Only Wocl firesses worth up to $7 each. In Russian, P. T. Sailors, high-neck or jump: ) Panama or fancy plaids. Handson taffeta or velvet, or plain tai ad finished with fancy buttons; box-ple: p hem; all shades; sizes 6 to 14 (only J no mail orders filled. ed, with deep shawl collar of lynx fur; le breasted, deep cloth facing; Best for comfort, style Ae econ- omy. Superior to any shoe on the market for the price. Equal to any $3.50 or $4 quality asked for most other makes. LIBERTY 1390 SHOL $798 A strong ag ments. but will stand ounce of i powe regation of startling state- KNOW our shoe and of it with every id faith in o every leath “1.98 Clean-Up Sale of LACE CURTAINS Scotch Lace Curtains, 39¢ Each Very strong double twist thread, in 15 pretty designs to select from, in Brussels, Renaissance, Irish Point effects, all full length and width; overlocked corded edges; white or Arabian; $1 value, at, each (imit 3 y styl ize in SHO! PUMPS AND Our in- per OXFORD imitable pri pair... , 0 . models. ) fine em- {| nd tuck: ; values (cil $7.00 Sample Dresses at 2. 29| jAn Unparalleled 4-Hour Bargain Sale—from 9 A. | A well-known manufacturer's entire sample line of Girls’ er styles; made from Girls’ $5 Tourist Coats at 2.69 A Rousing All-Day Bargain Sale made of all-wool cheviot, with storm collar, velvet piped or plain d and lined throughout with all-wool flannel, or un- tailor strapped, s 6 to 14; special at.. ON SALE SATUR SATURDAY F M i FROM 0 A. M.TO Pe osiy. | tb. Mt, ONEY. 35¢ Box of Rufflings, 23e AND eae: | Vantia sce Cream, ——— ‘An cues Bargain in Women’s Coats, Stirring 4-Hour Sale of White Lawn WAISTS A Remarkable Bargain. On sale from 9 A. M. to long All- 2.69 {Women’ s ‘Liberty’ Shoes Clean-Up Sale of Men’s Suits & Coatsi} Choose to-morrow from {| any of our Men’s $18 and $20 Suits or Overcoats, and pay $8.75. All our Overcoats—values $20; sizes 28 to 50; in Kersey (black or blue), Oxfords or up to grays; Thibets also; elegantly tailored and cut full — swagger, ALL SUITS, val- ues up to $20, latest styles and inished equal to custom — work; choice of hand- some fabrics of- fered — suit or coat, at Men’s and Young Men’s $10 Suits and Overcoats To-morrow at $5.50.