The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1908, Page 11

Beethoven Cycle Ends as A Memorial and a Festival a Unusual Demonstration in Carnegie Hall as the New York’s Symphony Society’s Concerts Close—The House Packed—Many Turned Away. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. was 4 domonstration in | Carnegie Hall yesterday after- Walter Damrosch noon when and the Now York § orchostra closed thi with wixth concert, something of a memorfal and some- thing of festival. ‘The houre was crowded in every part, and many people were turned away. With the mphony Soctety’s Beethoven cycle which had been Ietened te in almost breathless silence, thore was a tumult of acclaim. Thon there was handed to Mx Damrosch a huge wreath. As he Dlaced ft about the bust of Beethoven that was upon the staga, all the musi- dans and singers rose in reverence. The @atienve caught the inspiration and !n large numbers also rose. It wes some minutes before the applause ceased and the house resumed a normal aspect. At the close of the concert a wreath ‘wes vresented to Mr. Damrosch. The orchestra satuted him with a fanfare, end again the audience caught the spirit of the occasion, stending every one in Tete place, and applauding enthusiast!- ally for some time before starting for bome, “Choral Symphony” Well Played. ‘The concert was becun with the beau- G@ful skxw movement from the string q@wartet ‘In F, which put the hearers in ‘@ properly receptive mood for the “Choral Symphony,” as the En-lish oa!l tiie qreatest of all symphonies, thut ends with the stupendous chorale finale to Schiller's “Ode to Joy.” In this the erohestra had the assistance of Jomell Mary Lansing, Reed Miller. Clauds Cunningheme and David Mennes as Bop? 8, and a chorus froin the Oratorio nted by the Mount Ver- pon Musteal Society, of which Alfred Hallam i# the director, The stirring ie for joy and its ac ment, was superbly played. There wi e@ fine exp on of the schergo that revels in pleasure, and a really poatio interprerat! of the adagio that breathes | delight. In the finale, swamps the emotions fn {ts that a costa of Joy, the or- {ts excellent work, Ing to be de -n was cruel to vol » a inordinately an impression of ess that was un- ie Miss Lansing was and Mr, Miller and much better, t blond well, As © the men were s! soprancea sometimes avemed to be merely screaming, There Waa raggodiess in attack and uncer- tainty In finish. One could no bi ree all the admirable manner tn which the Visiting from Toronto last year @cquiited themselves in this difficult work. Ends with the Benedictus. The Benedictus, from the ‘Misea Sole " was the Inst number. It was ed impressively and sung moder- ately well. David Mannes as the solo violinist, 4! admirably. With this concert the New York sea- orm of the Symphony Society ends. It has been creditabie to Mr, Damrosch @nd his men throughout the twenty- eight concerts that have been given. The glory of %& was the Hesthovea cycle. For this thanks are dus to Mr. Wamrosch, who hud the courage to re- all £0 us the greatness of this master of absolute music by presenting tq ur the chief of his works {n chrapologica: Weepence at a time when ihe us ic= ing public seemed to be turning to wand strange gods. The oycly has en educational as well as enjoyab! fo small measure of praise is di ‘WOMAN OBLIGED TO WEAR HER MALE ATTIRE IN JAIL. ‘When Jennie Van Vlick Donned It She Sent Her Proper Apparel to Her Sister. READING, Pa, April 6.—Edward Major, who was arrested here with o ‘woman companion in male attire, says Sat he 1s the man wanted at Saugerties, WM. ¥., on a charge of horse stealing, , O04 has confessed, it is said, that he jgand the woman, Jeonje Van Vitek, of Kingston, N. ¥., hired @ team in Sau- )werties garly in Maroh for the purpose ot ling their harnose dressing, and @old it in Troy a week later for to. He riot Uae tartoct wed, aati ells ‘Bad to sell tt to meet expanuee a Saugerties detective ia oo 7 extradition ere for injoe, pare ie woman, in the attire in Noh sho wi Trested, is elwaye will, ‘No. 414 Broadway, Kingston. a: SSS. that partook) Inet | strains of the great ninth symphony, | x first movement depicting gy’ bie trina comer nae ani ag Rtas ai ‘ ‘ phe uhOD. Hun } Baier hal ling, aid St aud Uroudwayy Bepsawas) lone Rada Cee Aa . 4g BEORS 8 jd oth, Bey Cet Bt, wd Bee ‘al Liber bes nn excoluibue a} by a it ee efitre tists ata tia Wiilte sign Is displayed, She eye her saree th too, to Mr. Krehbiel, whose tucid and | Intérsang annotations Ya the Soclety’; buljetin have belped all students and | admirers af Beethoven to a better up- | denstanding of him, both as musician and man. | PASSING OF MR. CONRIED; DIPPEL NOW IN THE SADDLE, Andreas Dippel is now in the saddie| At tho Metropolitan Opera-House as administrative director. Before the end of the month, It ts expected, his asso- | te artistic director, Gatt!-Casazza, have arrived from Milan, The jon season under the old man- agement ended on Saturday night with | @ peytorniance of “Trovatore, Caruso | as alunr.co, at popular prices, packed | ie house to the ilult, walle employees | i) had Uiele bands full in turning away | bevpis who wanted to get bua coulan't, Wita the Nidelungen Ring to be given | next week, duding with "Gol - | még on Saturday, April the | faniinistration that has leld control | for live yeurs will have ceased to exist | Promises Not Fulfilled. The passing of Mr, Conried aa di-! | rector will c@uss no widespread public regret. Everybody will sympatuize with him because of the impairment of hls healjh; but who can a@y that the ert Qf opera-giving or the @ultivation of music-loving has been advanced by | him? Maurice Grau made no protes- | talons of devotion to musical art. in- | deed, he was known at umes to speax Tather oontemptuously of those who | did. Mr, Conried, In the early days of | Ris directoraiip, huid out the prom gf doing much for the qause, It would | be hard tor any one to say that the Promiso has been fulfilled In some Tospects the conditions at the older Opera-House were better Ove years ago than now. The advent of a new management brings @ crop of new promises. Taero are to be several novelties next season, ngush, Ipoluding at least one work in Ammerfoan eamposers and A. elngers are to be encou: sie-loving public with eimall means ts to be considered as well as the box- | olders and gubsertoers for high-pricad | goats, 6 Motropolitan Operd-House | is to be made a national music instftu- | tion, Well, we shall ses! | Next Season’s Work, | Detalis of next season's progremme of work may well be reserved unt!l they been eugag ponduct ors; that among the new singers will be Emmy Destien, Selma-Kurz, Maria Gay, Amaro, Didur and Hinoxley, the latter an American basso; that of the » at least, Eames, . ine Farrar, ‘Sembrich Morena, Gadskt, Loutse Homer, Caruso, Bens. Burrian, Scott!, Goritz, Reiss and Sinitin will be retgined: that there will ‘0 separa eruses, Italian and English, and that tuere will be a spring festival of Wagner's and other classical operas after the regular subscription. VICTOR HERBERT OPENS HIS 8PRING CONCERT SEASON, An excellent sparkling rt numbers, greeted a «vod audience at the Broad- way Theatre last evening, It was tho | opening of Viotor Herbert's spring sea |son of concerts, and the welcomins crowd was not to be kept back by the storm. Two new pieces by Mr. Herbert “Lo Sonnet" and ‘The Jest Sere: p were, with Miss Blanche Dufleld’s solos, je evening's en- the features of nt. Mas. ped Sat "OG CROBLC | Sauske nothing would @ cousert but Horbert musi! Wi the audience eiways more and genérally got It. has mdfopted the myzh-nood UR. JOHN KINNEY A Prominent Lawyer Says “After Grippe Take Vinol.”” Mr. John Kinney, a prominent law- yer of Indianapolis, Ind., writes: “The grippe left me {n a nervous, woakened, run-dowy condition. Noth- ing seemed to reatosye my strength. At last I tried VINGL with the very best of results. 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S. has ‘tenovated the blood, Rheumatism is thoroughly and permanently cured, Book on Rheumatiom and any medical advice free to all who write, system of refuse matter which the! This waste or generates uric acid which ia absorbed arts of the body, and Rheumatism, some other simple homé remedy, but the bload remains saturated with the cures Rheumatism by thoroughly ison, and mak- t filters out from Ga, Uk A a a i lk Na ll i} | TME EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1908,; The AUDITORIUM 10 to 12—OnGAN AND ANGELUS RecrraL, Broadway, Fourth Avenue, 2 to 4—Misa Cora Remino' Mr. Georar Manso: Wanamaker’s [= Exhibition Days for Women’s Waists Paris Lingerie, Silk Petticoats and Infants’ Apparel \HE Fourth floor of the Old Stewart Build. ing is one of the most fascinating places in New York City this week. Every woman interested in stylish and dainty wear-things will be delighted with the visit she makes to- day or tomorrow, Never before have the Net and Lace and Lingerie Waists been so charm- ing as they are this season, Never has our showing been so exhaustive and elaborate, The Lingerie Blouses from Paris form an attractive exhibit in themsolves, ‘The French and American Dressing Sacques and Negligees give delightful expression to Summer daintiness and comfort, ‘Phere is almost bewildering variety of Silk Petticoats, and exquisite Muslin Underwear, in exhaustive variety. The Baby’s-Wear Section is most delight- ful of all to mothers, with its endless assort- ments of Dresses and Coats, Caps and Hats and all the other garments of babyhood. Visit the Wanamaker Lingerie Store at your earliest convenience—you'll enjoy it, depend upon it, Fourth floor, Old Building, $1.75 & $2 Marquisette & Radia Silks, 85c HESE are beautiful, shimmering, softly draping ailks, 44 inches wide, that make the most charming alternoon and evening gowns They are imported, and regular $1.75 and $2 qualities, that we have taken trom our own stock to sell at the very low price of 85c a yard, because the range of colorings has become limited. Attractive plain shades —brown, Nile green, ciel, gray, navy blue, lavender, champagne and white, An unusual opportunity, ‘Two other opportunities: $1 All-silk Pongee Suitings, 68c Yard| $1.25 All-silk Pongee Suiting, 75c Yard Plain, heavy, rough All-silk Pongee Suitings, in a splendid quality A rich, beautiful quality of Pongee Suiting, usually sold at $1.25 a a N, Soprano, Eighth to Tenth Street for making taflored suits and handsome gowns, in more than thirty of | yard, at three-fifths of its regular price, because in three shades only, the fashionable shades of the season; 261; in. wide, at 68c a yard, in-| though they are among the most wanted of the season—Copenhagen ztead of $1. Becond floor, Old Building. and Alice blue, and a rich brown. In effective self-striped weave.75c.yd. 1,200 Women’s Silk Dresses at $8 & $10.75 That Are This Season’s Charming $12.75 to $25 Styles HIS is an extraordinary presentation of two of the most tempting lots of Silk Dresses that women ever saw, at prices that will carry them out in short order. Every imaginable variation of the season’s most successful styles is represented, giving the widest leeway as to choice, Many of the $10.75 dresses are manufacturers’ samples, hence only one of a design; hence the Lest selection will, of course, fall to the earliest comers, The dresses are of taffeta silk, in plain colors, stripes and checks, eatin-finished foulards In large and small dots and rings, and a few of mesgaline silk in delicate colorings. They are made ia over-walst and two-piece Princess styles, with dainty yokes of lace, faggoting, contrast- ing strappings of taffeta ailk, velvet, or other effective trimmings. They are just the sort of dresses that women need for afternoon wear, informal parties, and the theatre, and all are amply cut and well finished—dresses that {t will be a delight to own, especially at such absurdly low prices, that hardly pay for the making, to say nothing of the silk. $12.75 Dresses at $8 $15 to $25 Dresses at $10.75 It's hardly necessary to say “Be Prompt’—for this !s the greatest news of pretty frocks that the season has brought, Third floor, Old Butlding. A Remarkable Sale of Quaaruple-plated Silverware at Half Price and Less HE tactory from which these beautiful pieces of Plated Siiverware came was considered one of the best, turning out goods of a high artistic standard, It got into difficulties, and we bought, at a forced sale, the entire stock on hand to sell at hall, or less than halt, the usual prices—the firs: (ime this company’s goods were ever sold below regular prices, 4 There is a great variety of superb new designs in hollow-ware, including many pieces for the dinner table or the sideboard; and the occasion presents a reinarkable chance to secure Master weduing presents tor very little 'The pieces are al! hand-burnishel, and moss of them are in the very desirab e Colonial si yies—eii ues with beaded edges or octagonal, Sone description of ths assortment and the prices folows—ou sale TOMORROW Punch Bowis, at $26, regula: i Baking Dishes, at $3.50, regularly $7. $5 to $18.50 Vouring Cups, b-plcce Tea Sets, at $19, re; Fruit Bowls, at $3.25, regularly $6.50. | 7 to $10.75 4-piece Tea Sets, at $14.50, regularly $29. Soup Tureens, $4.25 to $8, reg. $¥ to $10.50. | Small Teapots, at regularly $8, Cruinb Si at $3, regularly $6.50. 8-plece Sets—Sugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher -p and Spoon Holder $5.50, regularly $11, Ten Kettles, $8 and $8.75, reg ly $15, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— LONG ISLAND. sds ev sg Al AUTOS SLAUGHTERED. | (v7, uring Carnival Weex wil sei! 100 Autos Lite insdia HUie Vacunvies Wve fiked | greatly under value, an{ the best makes! Fr inoithly payments, Go ran fi at [ts 1008 elestivn, VMannattan’s Pioneer AULo- Wvared cn Crat pasmients cot dential LIBERTY perintendent of th. mobile Establishiment. ‘ar Cortlat pak HEIGHTS te or Touring, iad ei Sino to ackards, Rus , we AL OD fo (Woodhaven) Homesites Write for maps and views of property » WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. | CASH OR CREDIT, RASY PAYMENTS. | lerce Arrows 11,000 50-horse 2 | : Seaat Held at tt-oylinder F American Watch & DiamondCo. Be Noe UROOKLYS of Lait 10 br sag? {Ot Oidemobi rect VE, Phone 6807 dt New Yors. on Wednesday. the sth aey s sinidl niin sey ~ April, 108, the polls to be ‘o, ta 8 Thomas Touring and Specansin SLOTRING to, order on gi) YYURG, £ ne toute ‘pet regen ana Fea i tainfera Touring and Speedster Alton | ly ts: pervect fit, “fine material | perite a3 ay, at whitch Lime thay: ae Boe coke : so 28) EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO,,| tne “wating ant vathings pine any oak | Nitiv'y STRANGE Oy, | 230 BROADWAY, Entrance on Park jaro Thr ee eorgeen |S MOCAT. Recretary, iAMOND | ae Watigy? EASY PAYMENTS. | gaNkING AND FINANCIAL, other, unuimia Ney et DaMbS BERGMAN, | nan nnn nr and || tention oheertitie aly JEWELRY. 37 MALDEN LANE, 4th Hlgor, AUTOMATIC VAUDEVIL LE 60 | A SWERT LOVE SONG, Auto Bodies, Larce Variety. Fora mete ee ace OvIL so llWase hse Geni onhaabeoceteini nen cut on your car, Prices extremely reasonadle, 5 6 [with next Sunday's Wi owdie at EDEL ER Mamm.th Auto-/} BRONX STOCK, | iusto’ cor plete. hls View tt i fae ‘the e@ Exchange, ust 0 Clit wind, i " : big ore show, “The Talk of N Ww. F PGHEPOO 7 ay. wolleys” pass properties; { pee aca era eS 1 RY ay. vo" land gubway wilt aparte | E. HEINEMANN, Viher World win Gr Yas, “Alingle watery device ied varus a, ines _ _ Meet love song that every piano player £ OQhe Row ATT Albay, be Rare Lh, 0eBtecate Dae Kem, “Phone 2435 Rector, 20 BROAD BT. N. T. and every heme sluser will want, a insite ttt dears ek. att ane mre pre Sai GHG ito A Senders dn FOR HOME—FOR White Dress Fabrics For Confirmation and Graduation Gowns Remarkable values account for our great white goods trade, while large sales, in their turn, make small profits possible:-— French Batiste—43 inches wide— 6% ct. quality. Lingerle Batistes—exquisitely fine and silky—45 inch—regularly Fine Persian Lawns—s inch— worth 2 ....0., Sik Chitton | very lustrous—others ask | Plain Bilk Chiffonettes—sold elsewh. | Under another name at .50.. | French Dotted Mulls—40 inch— | Imported Checked Swisses—interape: figures or dots—regularly .60. | of large and small patt a | New Leather Bags |To harmonize with Spring fabri ;@nd colors, including novelties | mottled or shaded—the most oritic | with find ‘ | Sortments, ranging from rich shadi fram leather itned—large | soft or stift leather | worth § | Screped Alligator Envelope Bags— | calf Mned--leather gussets—chamois | Mned change compariment— gilt | trim—very fine shading: | rewulurly” $4.98,....... Black Seal Goatskin Carriage Bags— | inch riveted and Neperertank | trame—soft leather lining—double strap handles—with purse.........2. | Fine Black Leather Carriage Bage— | 9 inch—leather or motre Iined— | purse end card | | riveted and interlocking— soft, strong leather hendies— worth | Genuine Leather Swagger Bags— 8 inch riveted covered frames— moire lined and side chang compartmient—worth $1.69. Headquarters for Towels Have you ever seen such stocks elsewhere?....Have you ever asked for anything and falled to obtain it here?....Hardly proba- ble with such assortments! Ubimesk Week, ird's 1 ck, Bird's Eye— nmed, Hematitched, Scallop or 19 to 2% inches wide— 87 to 47 inches long.. jur prices... Fine Damask and Huck Towels— 2x88 and 2xd respectively: value 4. 4 Hommed Damask and Bird also Scallap THnck Towel Sizes ranging from 19x29 valua .69 to .79. .... emmed Huck Towels— Aer “regularly $1.29 G0w.......+..- a | To prevent | we reserve privilege || Biaok Taf feta Silks ¥; ij Slegant quality—wears derful lustre— rich y y rustle f MAIN FLOOR—CE Momie Jap. Sil ts covered ass a worth 4,98 SECOND FLOOR—-SILK WAIST DEPT. Tengtis—ihe Voile are a fine, even qualiiy-—scluster pleated— with wide and narrow silk folds—the Panamas are extra aids pleated deep Specialy recuini Irmation and gra Imported Cotto blue poll or light lack Eine Dress #lannels {deal quality for yaonting and 1 wool—tivilled and t lght and dark Embroidered Coat Sets Aque and Mercerized crepe ike fine stlk— Ich look 00) Law Dressing Dainty novelty patt ni sle Hose eels, toes lorf fast black ulaely a WE NUILDI SOLD UNTIL 1 P. M. OD Ni we 1 the opportunities make the experiment to- 49 .60.. .39 Imported to eell at .65 and .%.... .89 3 Checked White Dimities—large variety erns— wer and lovely—worth 24... .15 ‘and give a smart finish to the up-to- date costume... Latest styles in biack ‘just the thing” in our as- .98 to 17.98 | EXTRA VALUES FOLLOW: | Carriage Bags of Hornback Alligator— | and 10 inch covered ted and interlocking— urse—gilt trim— +++ 5.98 case-—covered framea— $2.60. sevesesseeeeseereeeeee OB. I I ¥rfnge—with or without drawn work— 25 to 2.25 each 89 to 1.49 2.69] 3:85 all HEARN FOURTEENTH STREET NOW FOR EASTER! And splendidly prepared are we with Proper Merchandise West of Fifth Avenue WEAR—FOR GIFTS, Count on Us—as Always—FOR BEST VALUES Curtain Nets Art Dimities & Cretonnes Art Tickings & Denims Fig'a Art Dimities and Heavy Cretonnes—value .2Y see 19 Fancy Art Tickings—best quality— for slip coverings and draperies.. .4& French Art Taffetas—rich floral effects on white of cream gTrOUNGS......00 Oh Yard wide Fig’d Curtain Muslin— igures and Colonial ts—worth .17 and «19 Imported Colored Madras—60 incb— floral, Colonial and Oriental designs—worth .50 to 7. India _Linons—40 inch— Imported Curtain Madras—60 inch— | Instead of .4......... «+ 15] splendid assortment of artistic | Very fine India Linons—yd. wide— designs and colorings... a | worth 85 ih «. 24 |New Fig'd Art Denims— a worth .19 Deooratiye Burlaps—new Spring styles and colorings—yard wide— .47 Plain Art Dentms—all colors— Yard wide—heavy quality—special .19 Fancy Cretonnes—Satin finish, - 8% Ruffled French Net Curtaining— ed | Wide insert and edge of fancy and Renaissance laces—value .29...... Mission adras—daintiest Summer tintin, Iso gtained glass and Ortental—regularly .16.. - TH 49 Great Values In Imported Marseilles Spreads Odd lots at less than import cost —all full size, elegant patterns & few with fringe, and cut cor ners, but the majority hemmed. One lot—regu ofS and $4.08, 6 lot— VON to oon pres in al be duplicated, Make fine wedding. gifts. Jewelry Specials ne For Confirmation and Easter Gifts To read wlll convince that such Jewelry values have not been heard of in many a day....De- signs the newest, qualities reli able: Women's and Misses’ DIAMOND RINGS—soild gold—clear, brillant stones—valuc 39.98 .. camel: I Finer with larger stones, 22.083 worth $30. SOLID GOLD FESTOON NECKLACES —cluster effects with pendants— turquoise, corals and emeralds with Baroque pearis—regularly $6.49.—4.98 Finer to 16.49, SOLID GOLD BRACBLETS— button link—chain extenslon— Invisible snap—regularly $12.98....8.08 Finer to $12.08. A SOLID GOLD BROOCHES or HANDY PINS—can be used as pendante—many exquisite designs, with genuine pearls, opals or diamonds— regularly $6.98 and $8 Finee to 2 SOLID GOLD LOCKET! round shapes—sultable —value $5.95 ... Finer, with raise! or etched dost with "or without diamond brilllants, to 12.98, SOLID GOLD NECKCHAINS— round, curved or rope designs— 16 and i-inch lengths— t, Barber and Individual Towels—| 16 nd 1s-Ine! PUMON kad AU Tanen—laei? to tigse= | Tygwlacly: $4 pears : -1.09 to 3.50) sr SOLID GOLD SOARFPI scents, stars, wish- bones, floral and other’ designs— | regularly .98 cn ec Finer, with ‘And. other Jewels, BLACK SILK RIBBON FORS— Goll gold harness buckle—chain and mont value $4.49... 8. heads, signe! With diamonise to, S108 CUFF LI NKS—extra ) ORNING SALE To-morrow, Tuesday, Until i P. M, dealers buying, of restricting quantities. test Axminster Rugs Superb perfect rugs, 9x12 ft— urkish opportunity Q pkins—hem- stitched—pure snow white German lIinen—extra fine and heavy—daintily boxed— 2.95 . | Rogers AA and Al Table Ware Sugar and Jelly spoons and butter knives; handles in beautiful Fi gray and burnished gs Extra firm grade that washes up even closer, being free 3 from dressing—full bleached— if inch—value .11... ants MADEN ELOOR LINEN DEPT, jo starched . Men’s Negligee Shirts Fancy Mad! @ Porcales in pes and figures— and dark— Russlin Silior Suits Wool Spring serges, , worsteds—-plain colo: ‘ancles—single or double bi id trim or emb'd e. sy or decoration— ( white-yard 18 O MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS, e's If yon have never t ted ning Sales jorrow! of our M