The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1912, Page 7

HANDCUFFED TO THUG, POLICEMAN | RATS FOR LIFE Petrcean Broce Broderick Has Spec- tacular Battle With Joe Bish- up, Gunman and Gangster. That Polleeman William J. Broderick of the Madison street station {s alive to-day he owes only to @ quick eye and @ ready hand. For late last night, when he was manacted to one of the wickedest men in New York, in police estimation, Broderick had to fight for his Ife against @ revolver in the hands of his desperate prisoner, Joseph Bishop, a member of the Corlears Hook gang and @ youth of twenty-two who committed a murder when he was eleven years old, was the one with whom Policeman Bi battled in the dark of Front str night. He had hear ‘een thrown out of Front street earlier in the evening and, knowing the bad record of the gang leader, ‘he was preparing to murder the bar tender in revenge. So he ascoured the neighborhood of Cherry Hill, which was Bishop's rendezvous, until he saw his man slinking along by the side of a dark wall in front of No. 66 Front street. Broderick pounced on Bishop and had a dig revolver out of the thug’s pockat before his surprised prisoner could re- sist, ‘Then he clapped one manacia on him, locking the other about his own left wrist. PRISONER SUDDENLY FLASHED A SECOND REVOLVER. Broderick had not progressed far toward the Madison street jon when there was a sudden movement of his prisoner's free hand and a second gun flashed out of the side pocket of his coat. Bishop whirled about and pressed the muzzle of the revolver against the policeman’s head. Broderick ducked quickly and brought his nightstick down in @ paralyzing blow upon the hand that held the revolver. Then grimly and silently the two men, chained wrist to wrist, darkness. Bishop was trying to strangle the policeman with his free hand, while the policeman rained blow after blow with bis locust stick on his prisoner's head. Finally the heavy club won out, and Bishop went Iimp. But before the station-house was * reached he revived and began oace more to fight. Again the nightstick came into play. Bishop was badly beaten up be fore he reached the station. There when he was searched a thin-bladed dirk, sharp as a razor, was found in one of hie shoes. The thug had gone out “heeled” for murder. to-day on the double charge of carrying concealed weapons and assaulting an officer. Bishop n his criminal career in January, when he was only eleven old. He shot and ktlled Cather- ine Durant, a little girl, at Prince and High streets, Brooklyn, after a quarrel over some candy. EVEN AS A BOY WAS LIKE WILD BEAST. For that crime he wa: He was arraigned gent to the © of his ex- uch @ terror that he had to be removed to the of Refuge. There in five years e establ shed the reputation of being little short of @ wild beast. He had hardly been discharged a month when he was arrested and con- vieted of petty larceny and sent to Broderick was convinced that |! fought in the| that the penitentiary for a year. Several workhouse terms followed that and last April he shot at his sit Mra, ae Mulhall of No, Cherry when she refused to give him drink” money. iter would not appear against Bishop and he had to be be hte <> loone. AGED WEALTHY WIDO widow DIES OF OF ASPHYXIATION. Mrs. Elizabeth Otto's 1 Otto’s Body Pound by Servant in Her Staten Island Home. Mrs. Elizabeth Otto, @ wealthy wo- man of Concord, S. L, was found tn bed at her home, No. 8 Oxford avenue, to-day dead from asphyxiation by Mrs Otto was a widow, seventy of age, prominent In German soc! fairs, and owned iderable property. 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Bond St., Brooklyn Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 A Remarkable Reduction Sale of Domestic Rugs Closing out the following lots of rugs at less than the cost of manufacture—in fact the sel- ing prices quoted are the lowest for similar grades that New York has heard of in many a year. Extra Quality High Pile Axmuster & Witon Rugs ~ Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 10th St. Nadi csasinnier ‘iendbieenh ti sisteptia sb Sale Reduced Sale Reduced Size Price From Size Price From 11.8x12.0. . 842.50. $75.50] 4.6x 9.0... .815.00. .22.50 10.6x12.0,., 42.50.. 75.50] 8.0x15.0.... 17.50.. 25.50 10.6x10.6,., $8.50, , 68.5( | 9.0x12.0.,.. 15.00.. 20.00 9.0x12.0,,, 83.50.. 55.00] 4.6x 7.6.... 11.50.. 19.50 8.3x10.6... 31.09.. 50.00 5.00.. 8.50 6.0x 9.0... 21.50.. 35.00 $.50.. 5.85 4.6x15.0.., 28.50.. 37.50 $.25.. 5.75 4.6x12.0... 22.50. . 32.09 225.. 3.75 Best Quality Wilton Rugs Sale Reduced Sale Reduced Sire Price From Size Price F 9.0x12.0....$25.00, $40.50] 27x54 .......82.50... 8.8x10.6..,. 23.50., 36.50| 2214x360 ..... 1.85... 86x63 .. 4.50.. 6.75 | 18x36 . 1.65... 2.95 B6x36...... 2.50., 4.25 Best Quality Body Brussels Rugs | Sale Reduced Sale Reduced Size Price From Size Price From | 11.8x12.0 . . .830.00, .842.25 |8.3x1(.6. . , .819.00. .#28,00 10.6x12.0.., 80.00.. 42.25 | 86x68 . 8.85.. 5.00 10.6x1(.6... 27.50.. 40.00] 27x54 | 2.25.. 3.50 0.0x12.0.., 20.50.. 90.00]2214x96..., 1.85.. 2.95 x Sooo 00 sO ro 0 OOO OOOO Se O'Neill-Adams Co,, THE EVENING WORLD, ‘0 NEILL Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street 50,000 Yards of New French and German Valenciennes Laces Edgings and Insertions at 25c to 89c Doz. Yards Regular Values 44 to $1.25. _ . White and Cream Venise Bandings—4 to 11 inches wide; value 8% to 81.69; at, yard....... O'Neill Main Store—First Pleor, 59c te 9Be For Thursday, Two Special Lots of Smart New Waists That will be very interest- ing to the discriminating shopper. 69c & 98c for $1.00 and $1.50 Waists Fresh and Crisp White Lingerie rimmed with laces and 8 well as cool and pretty These waists never special. wT. 5c Handsome White Crepe and Lin- gerie Waists—all exq jace trim- me ed, in high or low neck models; ell Main Store—Third Floor. About 300 Pieces of Beautiful Real Crochet Lace Neckwear 75c. to $1.25 Values Including Stock Collars, Dutch Collars, Coat Collars, Yokes with collars, Dutch Neck Yokes, ete $1.25. All in one lot xt 50c each, O'Neill Main Store —Tirst Flood, Odds & Ends of Ribbons Actual value 75¢ to Useful lengths of fine, plain ‘Taffeta and Messaline c Ribbons, in all the desirable colors, for sashes, millinery or d dress trimmings, etc., CtC...ss.ssesceeecersceeueasenens ya. Moire and Plain Taffeta Rib- 514 inch Brocade Ribbon— bon—s44 inches | wide, Every | @ patterns, in White, Pink and wanted color, alue 25, \ ue. alue C At, yards... “196 | yard ie “We O'Nell Main Store—Firat Floor, Men’s Finest Silk Shirts Reduced to $3.45 $5.00 to $8.00 Values The workmanship and fit are the best aterials are imported silks if plain colors and light grounds stripes or f plain omsin plain colors, Sizes b4tol7, Meh’s $5 Silk Pajamas at $1.89 The materials are imported silks in plain colors with self figures and stripes. Cut surplice neck, well tailored, nicely trimmed. with silk loops and fine mother of pearl bute tons, All sizes, O'Neill's Store for Dad and the Boys, WEDNESDAY, ge Rtg gre Surety Stamp Coupons With All Purchases OL O: Accepung the Otfer from One ot Our Sest Fifth Avenue Designers for an Advance Order with a Substantial Price Concession We Place on Sale Tomorrow The First of the New Fall Model Charmeuse & Crepe Meteor Dresses Specially Priced at $15.00 and $17:50 Their Standard Values, a Little Later, Being No: Less Than $22.50 and $25.00 soft Robespierre c: gracefully over the hips. AUGUST 7, 1912. Shopping Centre AMS The woman who makes it a point to be among the first in the fashionable parade will be particularly interested in this special sale because of the new ideas that are seen. The Later Design of the high joined by a dainty little lace rabe The New Sloping Shoulders and plain long sleeves, with deep wrist cuffs of pleate: ee . The New High - Waisted Shirred Belt, which brings the figure saucily rather above the waist line, from ‘h a smart, new short pannier effect falls Simple Trimmings of small pearl buttons, self-covered but- tons, pleats, silk rosettes give just a touch of the ornate to these charming dresses, They fasten in front. The Skirts hang straight, as Colors Navy, Taupe, White and Black. We present this asa remarkable value from a merchandising stan oint, and especially attra rom that of fashionable dress. $15 sa $17.50 Values $22.50 and $25.00, | Note These Final Reductions on Women's Summer Dresses Lingerie and Striped Voile Dresses, values up to 8 at to $5.75, at. Cordeline and Linen Skirts, values up te $4.75, J . $4. O'Neill Mala Store—Third Floor. Disises at Kt values up to 10,000 Pairs of Women’s Sample Stockings Sent to O'Neill's for quick, distribution from one of the largest importers and distributers in the United States. All high grade hosiery in lisles and fine cottons, blacks, tans and colors, Various styles. To make selection gasy we have made just two sale lots as follows: Lot 1—Women's 25¢ Stockings, at, puir > 5c | 25c Lot 2-—-Women's 35¢ to $0c Stockings, at O'Neill Main Store—Firat Foor. _Odd Lots ot Some of Our Prettiest Morning Dresses Reduced to $1.50 x Sold Regularly at $3.50 | Tn lawn, gingha: some have embroidery y hed bands. A very ge ‘y smart and neat dr h better than the u al quality, so nicely made and daintily med. ‘That is what will attract you even more than the low price. Women's Lawn Dressing Sacques at 59c Regularly at $1.00 In fine quality of lawn, with square neck aid (aresauatian eae same Diath Bole dots with pretty pink, blue and lavender border, others in dotted Swiss trimmed with lace insertion. O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor, If You Have Not Visited O’Neill’s Wonderful We don't believe there 4 in a single sale so many shoes Y grades), so many styles (over 40, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. $2.00 to $3.00 Shoes at $1. 00 pair Women's Low Shoes vs Gun Mel? Women’ welt sol Leather 1, 2 | let tie, wel ibaon ‘Ties, titen and welt soles with | sole lain toe ne tip. Gun Metel Pumps with and without straps. Patent Leather Welt Sole Pumps, with and without strap. Linen Pumps with bows to match, welt soles, Juliets with rubber heels, plain toes and patent tips. High Shoes are in patent leather, button. Gun metal Buttow, Vici Kid IMucher, with patent tips, Sole Pumps, Shoes—with gun Leat with cloth te High Lace Shoes kid tops ‘ Shoe Sale Do So To-Morrow has ever been a Shoe 56,000 pairs), high and low), } It Is Certain that No Sale Has Ever Enjoyed Such a Tremendous and Enthusiastic Patronage. $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes at $1. 50 pair ow Shoes le. Gun Metal Pumps, ra strap, welt tent leather 2strap Pumps, welt sole Gun Metal % eyelet Ties, welt sole. turn sole with silk bows metal yun Metal, with kid tops tent Leather Blacher, with Gun Metal, kid top, Blucber QGF™ This Sale is Held in a Special Large Salesroom on the Fifth Floor “@By No Maii, Telephone or C.O. D. Orders Sixth Aveaus, 20th to 22d Street, New York City ——t©@ Sale in New York City that has offered such good shoes (regular $2.00 to $4.00 at such record-breaking low prices $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes at $2.00 pair Women's Low Shoes—Patent Leather Ox forts, welt Gan Metal Oxfords, welt sole “Patent Leather S-eye Vici Kid Ties, | Tan Russia Calf Welt Pumps. Patent Leather Tan Russian Welt | Oxfords, plain toe, turn sole. Patent Leather High Button | Welt Pumps. High Shoes—Gun Metal, with cloth tops. Patent cloth tops. Welt sole Button, Patent Button, with kid tops, welt sole Calf Button, welt sole, ther Tan Russia —__a0.—S6o——_0—0235 QO \ | === BLOOMINGDALES’, —Lex, to 3d Ave., 59th to 6)ih St ee sg SO" ALL CARS TRANSFER 10 3d Ave. 59th to 60th St. * Greatest Known Reductions in August clearance orders make it im- perative to move stocks outswifily. Note the wonderfully low prices that will surely expedite the selling. Women's and Misses’ Pretty Sugnmer Dresses, worth up to $7.00. Clearance Price 90.00 All the popular materials, A very big value at the price named. Women's and Misses’ Dresses, worth up to $12.00. Price 94.50 Select from lin- geries, laces, cotton voiles, linens, etc. Every dress spick ‘and span and stylish. All sizes. Women's and Misses’ Coats, bi up to $17.50. oes, wc. $10.09 Superior coate Women's ang Misses’ Suit originally marked up to $15.00, Clear ance Price... 92.00 Include up-to-date garments of the a= Z finest linene, mo- | | made in taffetas, mo- hairs, etc. A won- hairs, silks, ete. derful value. Not Many elegantly em- all sizes. broidered. Wonderful Price-Surprises for All in ArticlesStampedforEmbroidery baby caps and dresses and Every woman knows that these goods are very desirable Bi now, being the season of the year when embroidering is most popular. By teking advantage of this sale You Can Buy $1 Wo:t' of Goods for $1, or $1 Worth for 25¢. That is the basis on which the goods were bought and they will be sold accordingly. A summary follows:- Pin cush- Towels, Towels, At 5c is, ar. At 12!c hand At 25c be by jabots, bags, mending bags, hand | pillowcases, baby caps, | bloomers, on ae ers, kimonos, hand bags, &ic.,that regularly sold at $1.00, and some picces much higher, sun bonnets, corset covers, scarfs, cushion tops, slipper pockets, reg. from 50c to 65e. Bloomingdales’, Main Floor, Women’s $2 & $2.59 Low Shoes Sale of 1,500 More Pairs, at fect, ew, “esh goods, bought at a big discount from a maker, All sizes, mainly C, D and E wi Including Patent Leather Pumps and Oxfords, Gun Metal Pumps, Black Kid and Tan Ox- fords, ana Eclipse Ties. pate, tumover and itch collars, aprons, regularly sold from 15¢ to 25¢. All New We've specialized Sewing Machines for over 20 years and passed the experimental stoge long ago. Our guarantee for 10 years covering these Ma- chines is conclusive proof of our confidence in them. There is no reason why these Machines should be sold at these prices other than that, inorder tocreateactivity during August, we must make exceptional concessions in prices. Full-Size Cabinet Machine, like illustration, highly fin- ished, ball bearing, with a Seeppists set of attachments, for.. This 3-Drawer Knicker- bocker Sewing Machife...... This 5-Drawer Knicker. $ 10. 50 bocker sowing Machine. . Dro . A Hea iH ’ Well Fin- shed Cab. net Ma- chine, lke picture, with com plete set of attach- ments, $10.50 Easy payments or club plan. Machines delivered to you at once on payment will teach you how to oper- of $2.00 and $1.00 all ate any of our machines. week thereafter. __Main Floor, Ralcony. Our expert demonstrator FREE WITH NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD (FOR THE COUPON) A Photogravure Portrait of ‘WOODROW WILSON (Size 19420%) deries of Presidents’? Twice as La game Style as ihe Famous Photogravures, etosraph ever iakeo of she DemaAcatio candidate tor President, OQ ‘ HPAVY INDIA TINT PAPER, HOT PRESSED SURFACE, J inle 1s & piendia photogravure from a sith by Pach Bros—the beet pe | Women’ sSeasonable Outerwear | 1 * $3.00 Raincoats, to go at.. $1.88 |) ie $2.50 Natural Linen Coa‘ $1.39 ( $12 and $15 Dresses, to go a 99.75 i $5 Tub Dresses, to go at $2.49 at $5 Serge Dresses, to go at. $2.98 @ Tub Skirts, worth to $4, a 2.98 Na Summer Dresses, worth up to $4, at... $1.98 embracing collars, bibs, bags, belts, jabots, pillow slips, || y olher nove.ties. | $1.29) $18.50}) $15.00) but More Thao rls eS