The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1912, Page 13

People's Symphony In First Orchestral | Concert of Season| BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. RANZ X, ARENS, entering w F the stage of Carnegie Hail y terday afternoon to direct | first concert of the Fexson by the Poos | ple's save failed to recognize the note of af- fection in the greeting of the large ou- fience. At once he plunged into one of the filuminative gistertations that is eXpected of him, th ubject this time Deing Massenet, whose “Phedre" over ture and leditation’ intermezeo from “Thais” were on the programme. Inet. dentally he paid tribute to Oscar Ham- merstein and to Mary Garden for their efforts to make popular in New York the works of the distinguished French composer, Schubert's beautiful “Un- finished” symphony gave him another opportunity for an instructive talk. ‘The rest of Programme consisted ter played in memory of Alfred 4 Elgar's march, “Pomp ce," was the soloist in the American concerto. Her playing was much applauded, but she missed so! thing of the sentiment of the graceful composition. Maximilian Pilzer, who is deservedly popular, played the violin Part in Massenet's “Moditation.” The orchestra did credit to Mr. Arens’s training. It was especially good in El- gare “Pomp and Circumstance." What fine material for a national anthem there is in that work. Just compare it with “Tripoll,” Italy's new war song. » GARDEN POPULAR CONCERT ATTRACTS MORE THAN 5,000. There were more than 6,000 persons in Madison Square Garden last night, the box office reported, at a popular priced concert arranged by Julius Hopp, as he sald, “primarily for the purpose of spreading the appreciation of music among the working people.” Perhaps the announcement that Meyer London, @ Socialist candidate for Congress, would ®peak in the intermission on “Art and the Peupie’ counted for sometiing. At any rate the whole audience stayed un- ti! the end and never a more intent and appreciative one could be looked for in Carnegie Hall. Mr. London alone suf- fered. When he began to speak there Was a rush from the sides to get near the platform, and by the time the at- tendants had pushed the invaders back Mr. London had finished. Few people heard him, It was all over tn five min-| utes. Modest Altschvler and the Russian Symphony Orchestra furnished, the mu- ale, which began with Wagner's “Tann- hauser’ overture and ended with Tschai-| kowsky's "1912" overture. Lizst, Rubins stein, Saint-Saens, Rimsky-Korsakoft and Ponchiell! were among the com: posers represented. One of the num- bers best received was the Volga barge- men's song, by Glazunow, although Mr. Altschuler robbed it of much of the pathos with which M. Andrieff was wont to endow tt. More than once dur- ing the evening the playing of the first violinist was deservedly recognized. The soloist. was Mme, Gracia Ricardo, z arias from “Aida” nd was encored. DAVID SAPIRSTEIN SHOWS HIS SKILL AS A PIANIST. David Sapirstein, pianist, heard here in his youth, made a New York reap- pearance in a recital at the Republic At once ‘Theatre yesterday afternoon. he disclosed himself as a matu In manner unpretentious, he w masterful and charming. ‘There opportunities to discuss him at greate length. His programme yesterday con- sisted of Brahams's “Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Handel" op. 24; Ya “Grosse Sonate,” op. 106; by Chopin, and s of Don Juan.” Mr. Sapirstein distinguished himself by resolutely declining to add extra num- bers to his programme, although the de- mand upon him waa insistent. He re- peated one of the preludes, but that was @i, Would that other artists had a Ike courage! MISCHA ELMAN RETURNS TO RENEW HIS TRIUMPHS. Mischa Elman triumphed again at Camegie Hall on Saturday afternoon when he gave his first violin recital of the season before a crowded house that showered applause upon him. His taste fhes continued to ripen with his skill un- Ml now he commands respect equally meh admiration. His programme in- Beethoven's Sonate in F. major, Gencerto in F sharp minor and 's sonata in D major. Many num- bers were added to the eight an- nounced and at the end there was a Yemonatration in front of the platform. Percy Kahn's accompaniments were ad- mirabie, Pe are STEAM ROUTS WORKERS. Ville Factory Bulding When Pipe in Basement Bursts, A pip; connected with a boiler in the basement of the seven-story factory butiding at Nos, @ and 61 Plizabeth street burst to-day and the butiding was voon fijiel with steam, The employees af the New York Gas Fixture Company, on the ground floor, were driven to the street and timid persons on the upper floors deserted their machines. \ fre alarm was turned in, Deputy «l everybody out of another factory said there was explosion. les of Fresh Beef in Saqugtay, Oct, The aienytritt on often arises: “Trow can [best find capital that stands ready for investment’? The popular verdict in this regard is clearly shown by the following Ben 3. 310 “Real siness Oppor- tunity" and Advertise. ments Were Printed Last Week in THE WORLD 982 More Than The Herald: And these are the VERY classes of advertising that depends upon menied people for RESULTS! Symphony Orchestra, could not! ® nONT SCOLD AN THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OUTOBER 28, f9t?. UNCLE SAM WILL PAY FOR CREASED TROUSERS. | Treasury Clerks Travelling May ry Stop at Best Hotels Too, With Everything In Style. WASHINGTON, Oct. %—The United States Treasury is to be @ model for menners, dress and nestness. Clerks must put their dosks in order on leav- ing at night, charwomen will mot quit room until they pull the window shades half way down and no olerk to the Secretary of the Treasury will travel im any Dut creased trousers. One dollar per week will be ailowed on expense accounts for pressing clothes. The sum must not exceed $1 for any- boy, no matter what his rank. There i no stipulation as to how the dollar shal be spent, but the coat, vest and If Tongue Is Coated, Stom- ach Sour, Breath Fev- erish, Give “Syrup of Figs” to Clean the Bowels. Your child isn’t naturally cross, ir- titable and Leper Mother! Examine the tongue; if coated, it means the little one’s stomach is disordered, liver in- active and its thirty feet of bowels clogged yy Hac decaying waste. at tia if trousert must be neat and fit well. very er giving If w Treasury clerk or agent goes to deliciows aye of Figs’ it this New York he may atop at @ $6 a day |the ideal lazative and Shys for chil- | house, but if to St. Louis ot other towna | dren. in that class only $6. Fifty cents extra is aliowed for tipping. The slogan at the Treasury nowadays | 4, 4s, “Let everything be tn applepie onder.” —_——— HIS FINGERS SPOIL BOMB. Oat Bu at Store Doorway. In passing the five-story tenement house at No. 19) First avenue yesterday afternoon, Policeman Wingfield of the Bast Fifth street station, noticed a brown paper pa inst the door- way of a store on the ground floor. He prodded the package and found & cigar box containing a sputtering fuse Attached to a stick of dynamite. He Nothing else regulates the little one's.tender tomach, | iver and bowels | & effectually, besides they dearly love its] sheful fig taste, for constipated bowels, sluggish liver, | biliousness, or sour, disordered stomach, | feverishness, diarrhoea, sore throat, bad breath or to break a cold, give one-half; to a teaspoonful of “Syrup of Be ook on in a few hoate all the clogged sour bile, undigested f Sent pated matter will gentl; move on and out of the system without griping or iceman Pai Ri hergrpt rng again shortly. ith Syruy as you are not drug- your children. Being composed en- eng ly of luscious figs, senna and aro- matics it cannot be harmful. Leste er olaga a fuse hes oleae iat directions for children hal Lethe Inapector jagan sal ty overy 1 it of the lighted fuse probably saved lite CS be (alah Leena toremek big and property destruction, The dyna- mite was found in the doorway of the | « millinery shop of Emanuel Moravena- tano, The shopkeeper when questioned by detectives said he had received n0 threatening letters. ‘ark vote “druggist for the full name, | yrup of Figs and Elixir of Senni ep jared by the California Fig Syrup Co. Fuh is the delicious tasting, genuine old reliable. Refuse anything else offered. Stern Brofhers will hold To-morrow, Tuesday, a Very Important Sale of Women’s High Grade Button Shoes At $3.50 Pair made on this season’s most approved lasts, and of specially selected leathers, in seven different effects, including Black Cloth, Battleship Gray, Tan and Dull Kid Tops with Patent Leather Foxing; Black Russia Calf Foxing, and all Tan Russia Calf Button Shoes. Also on the First Floor, New Twenty-second Street Building, a large collection of Plen’s and Women’s Hosiery At Special Price Reductions, Women’s Hose, Black, White and Tan Cotton, also Black, with self or tinbleached soles, Value 35c Pair, Black Lisle, with double tops, soles and heels, also Black Cotton, with unbleached soles, Value 50c Pair, Black Lisle, very fine quality, with double tops, soles and heels, Value 6S¢ Pair, Black, White and Tan Silk Hose, with double lisle tops, soles and heels, Value $1.00 Pair, at Men’s Silk Half Hose. in black and staple colors, full fashioned with heavy serviceable lisle soles and heels, Value 50c Palt, at 22¢ 29¢ 36° 69¢ at at at 39° Stern” Brothers An Exceptional Offering of High Grade Brass Bedsteads and Bedding has been prepared for To-morrow, Tuesday, comprising Brass Bedsteads, in the most desirable styles, guaranteed for five years, at $12.50, 14.50, 26.50, 27.50 and 34.00 Actual Values from $18.00 to 42.00 Mattresses, Pc AD Th ot] Pure White Felt, Roll Edge, Actual Value $13.50, at $11.75 Special No. 1 Black Hard Hair, “ “ 28.00," 19,78 Super Extra Black Drawings, “ 36,00," 29.50 Upholstered Springs, Actual Values from $12.75 to 21.75, at $9.25, 14.00, 19.80 Woven Wire Springs, Actual Value $4.50, Roll Edge, at 3.25 Blankets and Comfortables At Greatly Reduced Prices White Wool Blankets, Single Size Double Size Extra Large Pair $3.00, 4.25 $3.75, 4.95 $4.50, 5.50 Colored Blankets, Plain light blue and pink, double size, Pair $1.95 Plaid designs in desirable colors, double size, « 2.25 Comfortables, Double *'ze, Figured Silkoline, in new designs and colorings, at $1.85 Printed Japanese Silk, with plain borders, “4.95 Figured Sateen, in plain and floral designs, with down filling, 5.85 West 23d and 22d Streets IRRITABLE CHILD [omg and you will surely have a well, | ~—~ 10 We Give and Redeem Surety Stamp Coupons ———=0 == () NFILL-ADAMS Co. Sixth Avenue, 20th, 21st and 22d Streets Homefurnishings Events of Great Importance to All Who Are Getting Homes in Order for the Winter Qualities Are Dependable— Prices Are Reduced neccessities. Oriental Rugs---Bargains Every known weave of Oriental Rugs is included in this sale. $165 814 to 100 corated, only a lim- ited quad ity, each . Watches ROYALS 4 to 14 feet long ie. 10 feet wide. Regular values $135 to $165. Your choice at only Regular Values.. To-morrow. Dinner Sets Special Cut Priceson the Best Qualities Made No Seconds Are Ever Sold ai O'Neill's These special prices are no higher than those asked in argain sales” china in so many stores. $23.75 Dinner Bela, $16.98 $18 Dinner Sets for $12.75 100 pieces of very fine dinner ware with a handsome green border; an open stock pattern. $16.98 Dinner Sct tor #10 Just imagine a dinner set like this for such a low price; 100 pieces; red and green border di O'Neill Homet nishing Store— One Way Surety Oil Heaters Holds ne selicn cs oll AL ESTATE FOR SALE— LONG 1 ISLAND. way BUNGALOWS | FOR SALE. DIAMCNDS ", rer Jewelry CREDIT Prossa LENOX, 7 West 14th DIAMONDSON CREDIT DIAMONDS ON CREDIT WATCHES tae NT va in Reon ER. MOR wArre FOR ohn Lid fareatite B Je 8 (PROADWAY. COM MAIDEN (Ane Persian Mahal Rugs \$97.50 with the furnishings of any room in the home. at, to-morrow Fine Oriental Carpets Underpriced + $150 to $250 - $100 to 9150 of imperfect ans. Basement, Note These Glassware Specials 45c Glass Grape Howls; Handled Glass | 15¢ Glass Vases, about 10c cuye Dishes 5 14 ich, ; aches 7 lor lor Cl oe”... C O’Nett Homefurnishings isesrekseriaal ae saucepun, covered milk pan’ Wonderful value at Besides the gas and elec- tric domes, we have every- thing in the way of lighting fixtures, lamps and acces- sories; all specially priced. Gas Domes Reduced Inverted Lights regular price $1.50; apache Best Aluminum Ware {n the world Heavy quality carpet, extra fine, 11 to 1814 feet long, 814 to 10 feet wide. late Kirmanshah, Ispahan, Sarvak, Serapi and other famous Oriental weaves. Large Oriental Carpets— The designs and gentle, harmonious color combinations are such as to blend most artistically $100 Rich Afghan Rugs Beautiful rich, dark colors; just the thing for dens, libraries and dining-rooms. $90 to $100 valu $75 Patterns simu- Other Oriental Carpets, in medium and small sizes: Regularly.. Special... . Main Store—Fourth Floor. pieces of very fine French | Regularly Now| Regularly Now china dinner ware, neatly decorated, | §27.00,... 914.75] 916.00,... 910.28 touched with gold; an exquisite | 91.00 IO igh gs spread. 92.00 12.98] 12.90. 6.76 $39.00 Theodore Haviland | 17.50 10.75] 18.00.... 13.28 Dinner Set, 923.75 19.50,... 19.98] 12.00.... 7.49 Complete in a large assort- ment of im- ported shades; joore neck jurner, mantle and shade; all yeaey to light '59c complete with | j i, consisting of coffee pot, reserving kettle, strainer and due consideration being given to looks and| Very substantial savings can be effected by helpfulness, serviceability, sanitary safety and| purchasing the whule Winter's supply of home is |] practical usefulness. PLA At LPL I LAL EP POLL AE LALA LALA L AA PAPA PLA PAELLA EL ALS. LALLA LLL AEP LL AAI LL | | | ' . 818.50 to $40.00 . - $15.00 to $32.50 The Thanksgiving Dinner Will Be Aglow with One of These Artistic Ceiling Domes Great Reductions Are Made on Them Because Only One or Two of Each Remain in Stock. Electric Domes Reduced Regularly | Now Regularly Now ++ 999-75 | 917.50... 911.75 are 80. 938.08. 12.50 nr 31.00. 8.98 15.00, .08..., 8.78 25.00. 40.00... 29.78 : To-Morrow Only Gas 5,000 Regular toc 4 to 35c Inverted Mantles t 5c Each $4.50 $4.50 “O'Neill Hometurntshings Stere—Desement, DIAMONDS Weekly or FASY WEERLY OR Monthy oN @ Maiden Lane. Atveet. ROOM A, EEK x; DKS ae by Tot | Diam Coaunyany," Vie JAME: a7M. Diamonds uo W DS, Watches delivered ‘meaia accepted, representative. calla, leleplone, "yaa Le lo, __FOR SALE. ON CREDIT MONTHI "hlamond Co. American Watch and Diamond Co. | = Tel, BHOT Cort, |ERQMAN pay to Keep Your Cook Give her a good ie of helpful accessories and cooking ware while the best things can be bought at bargain prices at O'Neill's. $6.17 Set of Aluminum Cooking Ware, 5 pcs., $1.49 Ash Cans, $1.00 ‘Theso are the indestruct- Qo 'Nettt-Adams Co., 6th Ave.. 20th to 22d St., N. Y. Cityreyon—; Gas Radiators 4-Tube Jewelled Gas Ha eRe oBocloee ond thle kind, smol Regular Bheciat°” $2.49 a * ; Square Clothes $16. ll Set of ‘Aluminum $11. 50 5 Hampers Cooking Ware, 10 pcs., py With o cover: large A 10-pioce set of aluininum ware for $11.50 tnstrad of $16.11. in slum: o size and r t {out male batter, } colander, ia) Kettle, | coffee pot, 1 teapot, {aun Tegu- Bo «= «1.29 | bpeclaltor nen’) Sreenrvine Kettle, b frying peo.” ga) gg] Lari, St lina STEAMSHIP LINE Fare Keduced: New York and PORTLAND fe exch dirwction, Lémited ‘Th hata ciera accommodtatt 4 Senta at A seven-tim: World wees. | RON te ea ay Want Works a.l tie Order one to-d2y an* prosp r. — a . 3 Ne ig and HEARN Fourteenth Street, ‘West of Fifth Avesus, We Are Cleaning Up Surplus Stocks! All Over the Store—Unusual Reductions! Merchandise of the most seasonable and desirable description, but of which we have an excess quantity..... When such a condition arises we utilize but one reémedy— REDUCTION IN PRICE— and it never fails to effect quick cl molt DEPARTMENTS AFFECTED ARE: Dress Goode—Velvets Portteres ‘Women’s Sutts and Skirts | Wash Dress Fabrice Curtain Fabrice = Mises’ Suite and Dresses Flannela and Blankets ‘Tapestries Babies’ Wear | Red Mustine and Hed Coverings Rugs Millinery—Shoes | Linons an@ Towellings White Goods Corsets Art Linens Outlery Muslin Underwear Ribbone—Laces Jewelry Boys’ Clothing Only a few lots are specified below MANY REDUCTIONS REPRESENTATIVE ITEMS ON THAT SHOW BED COVERINGS, PILLOWS, ETC. Hew We Disregard Valuss Mihveecaeter Pry full ae 60 When We Want to Sell |i pe ang veo vores ot a on ue Gea bea PAWOre 8 OL QUES rs cccssiece oD reat Yo Pete Darr . Grawere—O ct. quality... AB sine Crochet—hem’ te out corneraeasorted patterns—worth we Full aise White Crochet—frings and cut corners—worth §2.! “pmererts Be ate tate Extra Large Crochet—fringe, 1 lesa, rt or lous gorenae Sort a. neato ee iin. © tickle leagthcres, es OO Full sise Gtareettion-aae' Men's Domet piieneo—aumtary Loieieatnalys $8.00. +00 .OF SAR a Re oa tetveceeessecece TD @aroon—ell Extra ind fine—satin fink rest Marsetiies—worth #6.98...5.40| Men's Negiiges aaa sit striped percales—pleat COMFORTABLES— Dosoms-el! sizcs-value £8... -3T. and French Val. Laces ras pleoe—vaite "3. in'Jarde plece—valtve Silkoline-reversible~extra heavy— Persian topy—turkey red becke— "y Bowe sateen borders—worth #22... 1.40] ete ine owe, al Rrepek Baneones 'd o1 1.08 and Swise—reguiar 2 filles eat ft y= O8) Novelty Gold Dande—a Down filled—6x7 ft. (note length)— aleo wool filled—best aateen covering—worth $6.98. 4.08 Jeo atione—value ye oat 16 Te Tamming Devartoest, Ou Men's Linen Hakts.—% and 1 ineh bem vamen'e ti Int tH Gite ey PILLOWs— meet |inen man ERG ain mig ares Pear) Tso hae 8 sa erringbone ing. 32x90—worth 92.96. Ribbons x30 Dresdens, motres, aaecworth “Brgesed fala metre Fre 19 Pure Down Piilows—best German linen|Chitfon Vellestriped ana H. 8. covered—plain red or blue and white rders—even! Aactn at stripe. Adee —ValUe A Bressescscrssesses + 87 PSax30—worth 40. Imp't'd Lace Tokee—magy deatene Siutoworth Re 49, 3 shapes—uaually .@......0.000 BE Invported Geese Feat pure white~worth WI De 60 "iri and Bpomereg dozen.. Ph see AT Apathes Cc EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN fe Garris ene ead one FINE BED SETS value, | Scarfs, Squares and Centre ac Renaissance, Frenoh tha inri’ Antolnettordee Remeutched ith arecaone e—bolater shame—white fine ine wei taners riveted Fy Teena .69 RICH’ FURNITURE VELOURS Best Steel Dinner Knives— Also Elogant fer Draj and C1 Celluloid handles—reg. .29 each... G-inch—worth $2.60 and BO 1 1,27 Umbrellas—2 surplus lot—therefore to clear, Taffeta and i aite plan aad was fancy handles—value $3.2... ‘Women's 2-clasp Kia Gi sha Kensing 14 sa ® to 4 ot. raigess $8 ct. vaiues.. Remnants of Carpets Richest Wiltona—1% yda. 101 Worth $1.49, Worth Cd Several Sarplas Lots in Blankets New, clean, fine stock, but too many of some kinds, therefore:— Pure California Wool Blankets Odd Lots of Finest Blankets For full alse bede—netural White and colore—pure woo! ere cy { 4.98 prigndrome ay bord one or two a Finest Australian Woo! Blankets Me a yeaa, ee For full size and best aise borders and natural tine with ti th borders — worth amare hitaters" a et am Automobile Rugs and Blankets just the wang for. the eta 3.49 Domestic and forel a. crushed plushes, chinchillas, satrachane and ‘rar tor the it 3.98 Ale, T Tomorrow, Sele of Blankets \ open vare—prices are from 3 ‘quarter to one-third bi kinds — Three-quarter te { Fa ete ent tee JaweOOL Fated enters ; 115 ——————————________ MORNING SPECIALS—To-morrow, Tuesday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities reatricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders, $1.45 Mercerised Naphine—desen......1.00 U-inch—hemmed ready for use—dot centrem-floral borders LINENS—MAIN FLOOR, $1.49 Voile and Lawn Waits. Pretty modele—tucked with emb' panel of deep lace yoke—open from or back—all WALsTS-AECOND FLOOR, 25 ct. Linen Damask Towels... » 16| 59 wt ct. Women's Cashmere Gloves....... 18} ge la aN a arn black, browa vELS—! b 5 a ray. TOWKIS—MAIN FLOOR, Ae RR SS at $1.98 & $2.49 Upholstery Veleurs— cy Mil! lengths of 2 to 4 yards mat 35 et. Shirts.........45. red, brown and other colorin Winter welght—iong sleeves—sizes Inches. wide tody ears. UPHOLSTERY —BASEMENT, INFANTS’ DEPT.--SECOND FLOOR, 9 ct, Men’s Linen Handherchiols . 634 | 98 ct. Women’s Net Guimpes.. . 7 Narrow Hemattt oh —tirm weave. Shedew and t tucked net DKERC! IN FLO. =4 jee HMANDKERCHIE ‘MA LAUR, ‘vc! KWEAR— MAIN FLOOR, 1214 et. Fancy Pereales—yd. wide 6% , vn lengthe—Indigo blue, cad “ne Bore! sive Trower Suits......... 2.79 blue, red and white, with every Zeke. ort and douple Pri ta variety of stripe or figure, medium’ and Geavy welghtet tee WASH DRESS FABRICS BASEMENT, *eROYS' CLOPHING—THIRD FLOOR, $2.98 Women's Dress Shirts........... All-Wool Black Panama~inset side Diente nee and bends, ine udin| WOMEN'S SkIRTS—BECOND FLOOR, ached Cheese Cleth............ 2% %-Inch—not leas than 5 yards or | more than one plece to a customer, MUSLING.-DASAMAENE, \79 ct. Women’s Night Dresses. . Nainsook—round yoke of with hand emb'y Val. a Torchon lace tin a OT, staen, MUSLIN-UNDERWEAR—SECOND PLOOR, 59 et, Yard Wide Whipcords ‘One of the most fashionable of Fail 1 Fabrics—fine Worsted fintah browa, - DRESS GOODS -MAIN FLOOR, 1,00 Chiffon Taftetas 35 inch Plain or changeable—newest mhad- ings — make — hi cord navy and ~ ear, HITE GOODS “MAIN PLOOR. Clock Signa Denote Morning Specials, | * — Look fur the Clookal Look tor the Clocks LG RET TY