The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1912, Page 10

HERE AS BANK ROBBER IN A $375,000 CASE, |~worse OWNER” HELD AUSTRALIA MAC NABBED HERE FOR $375,000 ROBBERY camnigiatboe “Is That All,” Savs McNamara Wien Told He's Wanted tor Big Bank Theft. TRAILED FOR WEFKS.| ls Known to Have Been Near} Scene of Rolsbery on Day | Safe Was Blown. Joan MoNametra. allae “Austrade Mae,” arrested yesterday in connection | with the theft of min gold and the New Weet- of the Bank of | eat, was tnken toudmy before Magistrate Mo Aloo in the Tyembs Court and held in $18,000 ban for examination on Thurs a fam an fernocent man,” McNamara told the court, ‘I have not been ar- rested for ten years, and I would ike time to employ counse.” The examination was then put off and MeNamara was retumed to tha Tombs Supt. Thornhill of the Pinkerton De teotive Agenay decinred to-day tat Mc- Namare had been dentified as @ man | who was tkew Wemminster the day | —- JOHN ve NAMADA to dispose of of the robber}. Hxtradition papera are te were being already here. y which could Uifed aa © MoNamara was picked ep two week of the Hank of The jamatily on Amsterdam avenue yea- ter€ay near One Hunéred and Thirty- thied street he was pinioned from be- himé ané told he was wanted for the theft. failed to find any evidence that he had in his posession. Chief municated with and rest on evidence | ou “Nothing more serious than that?’ smiled McNamara Hie asourance eimost took the de- tectives off their feet, but he was epoorted to headquarters where he ad- mitted his ientity, but refused to dis- cups the case. After counting over $1,200 in @ wallet, Be told the police the proceedings bored him and asked to Be left alone. On the night of the robbery the bank hutl@ing was locked. A Chinese wateh- man wes on duty. There was no other person in the huliding. TIED WATCHMAN, BLEW SAFE AND FLED IN AUTO. Ghertiy after midnight two men, heavily masked, suddenly opened the| dance main Goor of we bank, eeinet the| Mise aired mi jatchenan by the throat, ted him with | ¥! Wy rope, gagged him and locked the basement of the building. are want to an empty upper | = ly ocupted by @ clerk. eeteiaeer rece STATEN ISLAND NOTES. Announcement has been made of the No date bas wedding, i ir E rugs found in this room carried Gown stairs to the mafe to the brick wall. With an eleo- @ontrivance that bored away the ay . It was covered with bed- ding to stifle the nolse and then dynamited. Gold, silver and bundles tomobile waiting near the bank, An hour after the burglars had left the bank the Ohinese watchman broke hie ties and gave the alarm, but the robbers had already made their way to Vancouver. RECORD OF M'NAMARA IN. CLUDES MANY ARRESTS. According to Deputy Commissioner | By Dougherty's records at Police quarters MoNamara is No. ested here of hin are eked up under the name of John Morgan on Sept, 22, 1900, at Louteville, Ky. McNamara i» the second suspect tn TCAN CURE YOU FREE the case to be arrested tn the United | States, In Lox Angeles the police are | OF RULUMATISM holding C.F. Hoftman, who bas « string of allasen and who ts suspected of having been closely connected with | 1 MeNamara in several McNamara bas alwa ® hotel man. In San Feputed to be the proprietor “Turtle Cafe" and th ‘Fhe trai! of wes picked u information [The ne ae sa [P= Hurriors 20 West 23d Street, :.\"".. Will Clese Out T Week 27 Russian I 32 Caracul © vA pals } 27.50 Neretofore F t ¢ , j fore $1 Mere 13 Natural Mink Marm« Heretofore Pony Coa Need 7 ft Coats ‘ 4 7.50 00 to $109.00 5 Persian Lamb Coats Heretofore $450.00 { | 175.00 These coats are 50 to 54 Inches s long. het at the German Clith rooms fn @ta- Stern Brother Reversible Velour Portieres WITH OPEN EDGES, Value $25.00 Pair, at $| 2.25 EMBROIDERED WITH ANTIQUE LEATHER APPLIQUE, Lace Departments Venise Lace Edgings and Insertings, in White, Cream and Ecru, 2 to 10 inches wide, Bandings in Gold and Silver Tinsel, Persian and colored effects, 2 in various widths, fror; &* Enrbroldered Net and Silk Run Laces and Bandings, from 2 to 12 inches wide, Wednesday. an Important Offering of Silk, Lisle and Cotton Hosiery Women's Sea Island Coiton Hose, in black, white and tan; also Black Lisle Thread, extra size. Formerly $5c Pair, at Black Mercerized Lisle Thread, with double tops, Black Ingrain Silk Hose, with cotton soles and tops, Men's Black Cotton Half Hose, plain or with unbleached soles, Mercerized Lisle Thread, in black and colors, Pure Ingrain Silk Half Hose, in black and plain colors, Children’s Black Ribbed Cotton Stockings, | medium weight, in all sizes, Leather Cioods are now being shown, including Fitled Automobile Bags and cases, Hand Bags, fitted and plain; Strap Books, Card, Letter, Hand-tooled Stationery Racks, Portfolios and Desk Fittings, West 23d | Furniture Without ce oe Purchased In (hie manner line never proved satiafactory to the buyer, ons. 5 Plece | 750-752 8TH AVENUE, COR, 40TH ST, °thhiNG pes Hand Bags, of black walrus and seal goat, leather lined, with German silver, gilt and gun metal frames, fitted with purse, of 4ylack walrus, black and colored English moroceo and beaver call, with German silver, gilt and gun metal trames, fitted with purse, at ‘the "the omnphitte Roctal Club will cel- y evening, promises to be] ebrate ite anniversary with a ball at the To-morrow, a Clearing Sale of Value $35.00 Pair, at 19,75 Also a collection of e French and English Cretonnes at 18°, 30°, and 40e¢ Yard Former Prices from 35¢ to 85¢ Yard EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN THEI from 0° fo 5.50 Actual Values from 50c to $6.95 Yard Bo to 7.50 Actual Values from 45¢ to $10.50 trom joc to 2.25 Actual Values from 35c to $3.35 Yard 25°¢ 32¢ 75° Formerly 50¢ Pair, at Formerly $1.10 Pair, at Formerly 25¢ Pair, at 18¢ | at 28¢ 50° Formerly 50¢ Pair, Formerly $1.00 Pair, at $1.10 Box of Six Pairs, LARGELY AUGMENTED LINES OF | Cigarette, Dressing, Tourist, Manicure and Jewel Cases. ALSO TO-MORROW, A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 1 $3.50 | Value $5.00 | 5,00 Value $7.00 22d Streets | COR. 46 ST. R8TAVE. r ove PILE TL eT us A, and Our methods iit 4 ee x "69.98 *89.98. "109,98. $4 A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT Write for OUR WEW CATALLQUE, Mailed Free All Goods Marl ed in Fain Figures Partor Q Mato ® A Restor jahogany Frames, J Upholstered in Velour, O Lord g + Taylor January Sale of Women’s Fur Coats Muffs and Scarfs (Our Regular Stock of: Selected Furs) At Greatly Reduced Prices Blick Pony Coats.:............. $35.00, $45.00 : Former. Prices, $47.50 to 965.00 Seal-dyed Coney Conts..:....... 48.50, 865.00 Former Prices, $75.00 t6 $95.00 Black Caracul Goats. ............ $58.50, $87.50 Former Prices, $80.00 to 8125.00 Blended Squirrel Coats... . . . 997.50, $122.50 Former Prices, $125.00 to $176.00 Seal-dyed Muskrat Coats. < .. . :9182.50 Former Price, $185.00 Persian Lamb Coats...... $195.00 Former Price, $245.00 Muffs and Scarfs Muffs Scarfs Black Wolf... . 810.00... 910.00 Red Fox........ . - 818.50... .810.50 Natural Raccoon. + 812.50 Black Fox..... boi + 825.00, Pointed Fox... s+... ++... , 987,50, i Black Raccoon...,.......... 817.50... $14.60 Seal-dyed Muskrat............816.50.... $9.00 Seal-dyed Coney.............. $6.00,... $8.60 Matched Sets Greatly Reduced Cross Fox, Black Lynx, Ermine, Fisher, Mink, Baum Marten and Mole. January Clearance Sale of Women’s Coats &8 Suits Women’s Taslored Susts Fancy & Piain Tailored Suits In a variety of styles and materials. .. Fancy & Plain Tailored Suits Tn diagonals, mixtures and broadcloths. . Fancy & Plain Tailored Suits A large selection of best gtyles and mo-¢ $25.00 terials The Remainder of Our Higher Cost Fancy Taslored Suits Imported diagonals and English whip- cords and broadeloths, at ' $15.00 } $20.00 $34.50 Fancy Black Coats Including broadcloths and cheviots . Black Broadcloth Coats ) Velvet and braid trimmed, lined and i: im $19.50. } $75.00 terlined Black Broadcloth Coats Some with apitied ES A Fur Collared | ‘Iso ‘+ $22.50 Biack Broadcloth Coats | In the season’s most attractive models Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave., 19th St. As the heat of a fire dépends upon the SIZE of the conflagration, so the value or strength of an ad- vertising medium is reflected by its circulation and the number of ad- vertisements it prints: 1,526,184 World Advertisements Last Year-- 610,958 More Then the Herald. And The World’s circulation in New York City, Mornings and Sun- days, exceeds that of the Herald, Times, Sun and Tribune COM- BINED. ‘Housefurnishings:China { 1868—Established 44 Years—1912 ONEILL-ADAMSCO. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d St. Best Quality, Lowest Prices on Sixth pre At Mid-Winter Reductions O'Neil Homefurnishing Stere—Basement. Our Annual January Sale of White Enamel Ware iece is first quality, aad from the noted manufacturers bed ace E drosean All pieces with enamel covers and triple coated, @ follows: Che Berlin supa, 4-qt. $1.60 Cook Pots, 12-qt. ba) now 48c. now 91.19. size, 4c Berlin Saucepans, 5-4t.| 990 Tea Kettles, 7-qt. sige, sise, now SSc. now 75Sec. ig rere, Saucepans, O-qt. | 91.17 ‘Tea Kettles, 8-qt. sise, tee aateepets, now 900. ey we Colle. Pols, Sats Waly Be Saucepots, Bat. size, now | NOW S9e. 69c. 85c Tea Pots, @-qt. size, now 626 61.80 Cook Pots, I6-qt. size, 87e Dish Pans, 14-qt. size, now now $1.35. o5e. Many other items equally low. eat Received, 500 *Wenr-Ever"’ Aluminum regularly $2.10 $1.60 Wiste Emam cine Cabinets, with evs edge mirrors, 17x 89, regularly special at... 0... . $5.00 White E mei Bath Room Mirrors, 10x17; regularly 85c $1.10; Whi special at. These are ‘adjustabie, will fit any tub. Bath Sprays, made of pure white rubber, head, 5 ft. best quality tubing; regularly $1.45 Specials in Our China and Glassware Dept. O'Nelll Momefurnixhing Store—Hasement. Close-out Sale of Open Stock Haviland China. Covered Dishes, that were Meat Dishes, that were £3.00, $5.40; now 91. now 61.50, Soup Turee that were Meat Dishes, that were #4.20; $7.20; now $1.98. now $2.10. - Sor Tureens, thet were Soup Plates, that were $7.20 up . doz.; now $3.60. $5.10; now 91.25. Breakfast Plates, that were Gravy Boats, that were $4.50; | 89.00 doz.; now 94.50. now 91.25. 6-piece Bedroom Sets, deco- Meat Dishes, that were $1.98; | rated, regularly 5.25: special at now 96c, $2.65 Decorated China at Reduced Prices Tea Cups and Saucers, 5c; Breakfast Plates. #1.80 doz.; beadbt a) wDiatcers, 25 196 Se; now 196. Tea Plates, $1.20 doz; now) Glass Butter Dishes. recu- 80c. larly 15c; speriai 10e. The January Sale Offers French and Austrian China At Great Reductions O'Neill Homefurnishing Store—Baseme’ China Plates, in various sizes, border larly 49c to $1.98 Dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers, tea cups and saucers, chocolate cups Cu ouillon cups end saucers; regularly 59e to 9B; at... Fruit Saucers. 96.00 dozen; cach, at Teapot, Sugar a: ent styles; regularly 83.49 to $6.98; White Counterpanes & Blankets In the January White Sale O'Nelll Main Store—Second Floor, Now is the Time to Bay Them $5 White Wool Blankets Are 93.50 Double bed size, soft, close-pile; pink or blue borders. $6.75 California Wool Blankets Are $4.50 Areliable and satisfactory blanket. 94.75 White Satin Finish Bed Spreads Are $3.28 Handsome patterns, in a varied assortment. $4.25 White Satin Bed Spreads, $3.48 Scalloped and cut corners. Extra Special $1.65 Heavy Crochet Coun: Large sises, raised Marseilles patter $1.00 Crochet Counterpanes Are 74c Medium weight, double bed sizes; neat Jacquard designs. Pattern Table Cloths, Sheets and Cases In the January White Sale O'Neill Main Store-—Second Floor, The substantial kinds will be found on sale in large variety at extraordinary low prices for this sale. 2,£00 Hemme? Muslin Sheets --Our *Surety’’ Brand 63x90 72x90 81x99 90x90 68c ea. Size. Sale Prices. sac 58c 6c 1,400 Hemmed Pillow Cases, siz: 45x36, sale price, each 9loe, Pure Ramie Damask Table Cloths and Napkins at Half Below Regus Prices Size. GANGS 70x105 Regular Prices... $3.08 An Sale Prices 91,99 29.63 180 Dozen Hem purelinen, regularly 81.08, » 00 Fringed Damask T. wallop (Gta ale nila tach 31,68 size, new designs,