The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1914, Page 15

Tiree Big Artists Ina Programme All-Beethoven Yoaye, Onindily and Gerardy, at Carnegie| Hall, Play Three of the Master’s Best Known| Compositions. 7 By Sylcester Rawling. gan programme by three Gistinguished musicians drew @ large audience to Carnegie Hall | oti afternoon, The performers frere Hugene Yeaye, violinist: Joan Ge- hardy, ‘cellist, and Leopold Godowsky, Blanist, who played with rare artistic expression, ely unity, and an appre- ation of the composer that had some- thing in it of reverence, The latter qiality was reflected in the bearing of Privileged to hear them play. ily three works were presented, but ‘was close upon half-past § o'clock Before the last notes were sounded. Yet there had been eager attention through- ut, and nearly everybody remained to Menor the diayers with repeated calle. ‘The opening number was the trio in B Mat that the master dedicated to his Patron, friend Lid ee the Auatrien week. It wae Mr. Gerardy's first ap- Pearance in oix or seven years. His Seautiful, rich, full tone, therefore, first al te euch @ beautiful presentment of the werk. In the sonata in A major for piano and ‘calle, Mr. Gerardy had his best oppor- tunity and was most impressive. The @ame may be said of Mr. Yeaye in the “Kreutser" sonata in A major for piano @nd violin. It was @ masterful exhibi- tlen that he gave of his part in this appealing composition, As for Mr. Godoweky, who worked the hardest of three because he was always present, was never more re eatiecying, 2ORLLNER QUARTET HEARD IN INTERESTING PROGRAMME. The Zoellner Quartet. which gave the ber music concert for the People's Booclety at Cooper Union on Monday scvening, pleasing the eager music-lover followers of Frans X. Arens, appeared at Acolian Hall last aight and ‘wen fresh admiration. This family or- Lospapeey of which Antoinette Zoell- the first violinist, the other three ew “Romantieche Serenade,” by Jan ‘@randte-Buys, « tone-| ainting of night, original, odd, a bit puzzling at first, Dut compelling bef + end, Of course, after that ‘@ Needed no ex- cuse f + wih “Papa” Haydn's charming quartet No, 1, in G major, Op. 76. — MARTINELLI GAINS FAVOR AT THE METROPOLITAN. @lovanni Martinelli, who was Radames fm a repetition of “Aida! at the Metro- Politan Opera House last night, grows steadily in Bubite favor, He sang id in the Nile acting fairly large as it Ruyedael as the King, Bada as the Mes- sepger and Lenora Sparkes as the un- eeen Priestess, Mr. Toscanini con- ducted, oS CROWDS AT STUBBORN FIRE. Tiremen Have a Hard Fight With It at the Noon Hour. tubborn fire at the lunch hour were happily away from zone, caused firemen a great trouble in the five-story bui| dew at No. 16 Eighth street. The bia: Anally was held to the first floor, bai ment, cellar and sub-cellar, all occupied by the Manhattan Art frames and other highly in- material. Oscar Biller, pro- | | in the bullding about 12.9 o'clock, | dense smoke choked shaft. All rushed to the eet, ‘Miller started to turn in an alarm, when a pedestrian began to argue that it probably was only chimney. This delay gave + start, and when the firemen got there they had trouble ahead, They had to fight the blaze from without, The fire was got under control, with a 1} fous of $),600, The Eighth street were tied up and great crowds of ning workers gave reserves from Mercer street police etation their cena FOUND SHOT IN STREET. revolver shot took Policeman mas Lynch down Sand street, near early to-day, Ik in front ia Wy Brooklyn, volver lay at his side and wullet wound in his left Olaf Johnson of the bat! ‘Dakota and John Elliott of No, 3 Navy tgeet had reached the man and were Mains to ald him w the policeman MeDonald taken to the Hospital in a serious con- ‘rom incoherent statements tt ‘as believed he had been having do- tic troubles and the police set the down as suicide, . pier net a : WM EVENING WoRLd, txt Faapay, "SANUARYT 8; 1996, te Mapes Friday Brings Lower Prices and Baar | Values in This Breat Million Dollar Receivers’ Sale © Conducted by W. A. Marble and John S. Sheppard, Jr., as Receivers, Appointed by the United States District Court Hosiery Following the Custom of This Store, Friday Is Always Bargain Da ay 6 Great Bargains The Receivers have made even greater reductions on many lots of merchandise, and have brought forth many new stocks at greatly revised prices, to Women’s 5¢c i po a memo-able ay of value giving. ee new purchases have also arrived and are also announced in the following: A cara of lod ot: ins i yenve’ Busy (orn, Girls’ White Lawn & 2-Pants ~ ie oe) \) |Lingerie Embroidered aie, N = ik Suits In @ Spy Bena NO orfo ae, ff ete )) Fart (( Dresses ghedeeelge As a, OF t Overconts Va to 10 years....ccceeseeeevee - a4 Splendid’ soft sheer quality lawn and lingerien Boys’ $4.08 2-Pants Patch Pocket Waists are handsomely embroidered and trimmed Norfolk Suits or Winter Overcoats with dainty Val. laces; shirts are tucked neatly lk suite with two pair of lined pants; side at the waist; with wide embroidered flounces; itched on belts and rie § $3. 98 will make very pretty confirmation ae =2- é 7: ? ? \ oy or brown mixtures; 9 to : years, Shaw! Collar Overcoats in peaeueguuyai a $3.98 en mixtures. Sizes9 to 17 years.. ater The Receivers Made a Very Special Ostrich Fe Spot Cash Purchase of Just 350 . Trimmed Hats A sin cars ake 8 - 89 Persiana Coats ie > b the Recclure Nf = *Fs° : furs marked to sell at $10,000.00, Ertmmiage, 2 ....: That Enables Us to Price Them for Selling at (aes st wa aoe, Velvet trimmed hate for mid season wear, trimmed with an I st na of 1 0 Frice m tor ing avy E cntrich feather band, finished with plume to the side: | Instead hate are solid black only, trimmings in solid white, ead of $16.50 $ sew blue, tatestion, emerald, Erowe, purple or black and ‘Those wha were walting te: biiy conta are tedabd la beck, | white combination. Ma‘l Orders Filled. These coats are made of Dobson's Pi oe cost of @ (Main Floor.) the material plone being fully as much as the price we ok we Tony AR sag ale A full length Y meodele with large =A J t—t—“‘(‘i‘r EL lined with good quality satin jar, faced with same material, Lined with eee St REE la Children’s $3.00 Sample dmerted Vebstics can baislea We oor Leak aise eden’: ‘A sil tas Seal sire ry Recerwers’ $ 79 ‘ and grace, as the illustration shows Sizes 14 to 18 years for misses and 32 to 46 bust oats ** 1: women, eS te Ee aa ane Corduroy Dresses a Set interlined with quilted lining; sizes 2 to 5 years. L At Less Than the Actual Cost of the Making Excellent grade velvet corduroy injnavy or brown. Children’s see ae. Sample They are effectively trimmed with neat collars and cuffs, $ an eee fa haar fash Breseds ~« Bonnets, fancy buttons and braid. These remarkable dresses are sarhed Saas Conts—Made of benti exceptionally pretty, yet inexpensive, and are of a style i a | (0 mar thing io perdi pebiiensd rT that can be worn upon most occasions, Sizes 34 to 46 tabi Hadi wind pre _ STA made from fine silk or conduroys, bust for women and 14 to 18 years for misses.......... More Than 1,000 Paire| Savings tor Bargesn Friday on Some Une Mesane and Up to fo $1.00 Shirts (2° Kollapsible Girls’ Shoes|s Knit Underwear Jap Silk Blouses|— r te” =! Dress Forms > Une Model Cm MN 4: 0 Receivers’ $49! & Une Model as Illustrated ee tone Sale Price ed sailor collars trimmed with self ma- |. terial and finished with ? dainty net frill around collar and down centre of waist. Three quartcr sleeves, hemstitched cuffs, White only. Messaline waists finished with rolling collar. Navy blue or brown, Berta si lertaleten : By the Receh Laundered and French culls at vei | eal sper ep lglg phir gnc in This Sale to Be) not in use, , , Koh-I-noor Drese| English Pine, 2c by Men's Flannelett; saa all acl MD to tha as b Shirts extra ig card. y ual 4 Lace_Waists ma yar" 49c number of new styles, prettily trim. All Silk and Silk Knitted Good quality vici dak shoes with patent tips, med with, poring d PRP pec gee al $4.98 Yj ( nd and saa Et Lace and button models, patent toes; Ld 4 hit Laer BBS 16 ‘A ce of cream or white. Fi wit) light 4 er pees choice of ie 5c throug Si Ed up to large size (Maia Floor,), (Mais Posse ’ 9x12 Seamiess Wilton Velvet Stoves and Heaters “iv Wall Pape J Needles to say Oil Heaters Oak Heati Rugs pea need § ! 3: 7 Receivers’ Sale Price Stoves leavy steel drum, iron handles, ore “pune tt large oll tank; 3qt. front; screw oil Painti ngs fe di tandard st oplndid beat id over NS $ Smith Ps mo ith Tig h nap, woven in one piece. Choice of a large er, special... BUVIO GAS HEATERS, alias up to $8.50 : assortment of patterns. STdeal ruge for sid dining rooms and parlors, | Sense - for home. office, nur vith ow 8 Subject comprise catle, sheep. marine, ' 4 Heavy 9x12 Seamless 9x12 Royal Radiat heat iy wante and bora tal ral es Pe nd liar en, P pele Brussels Rugs ster Rugs ators a mien. ay Bg rg ig ete vores. ish le ed no ... Se A it frames; wurnisl ot ee rae prole wi ‘covers; sizes up to |i (FI as Fleer.) : Set Ww one Very rich in Receivers’ Sale Price iL ; rer hE 9950s: *15.00 | eto tan sures’ double tubes; fancy ; > - wear, roe assortment ie Ps pel Choice of Oriental | jeweled front; patterns and colorings. patterns and colorings. 18 inches high. (Fourth Floor.) Hams" pa RL with 16c TF Flour “Hue Bell Beat xxx, 69c | Baco United # ton ineve Flounders, ; Frames ~ Galois. |Baiter—Boat in , “Resipholstered Cod, iting, | 6/5 6c Se 950 fs ae ri Butterfish, Ib. | DOUn seas Carge he Mackerel . sen 3 20c 7 35¢ BAKERY "WINES AND Pound Cake--!'r: F LIQUORS une} Halibut. 12ic|Saime Lb. ngic ‘| baked mwelecctit Monogram Whiskey! re plain, Ralsin, © hitee FOW!S Lb, Tee Harner x ‘| tit Chickens | 18/2 Se ree [ieee 6 oe ee eT | read | For 5-Piece Frame Suites sme CHICKENS Potatoes — Buahel. Receivers’ Price We will uphol- high grade tap- eatry or armure : silk gimp cords and findings. This is not a mere surface covering, but we neve Gin—Pigeon _ 106 talon sa-|Ps tats, Tele tle. | Onlone—tted or Yel- Triumph =Brand) lo , 25 oiled - Be) Hummel o., 59c|* ure: A aes r 9 2.15 tee | #1 . 1 sy cam 9c denver Tomatoes —| Pee Teens ‘29e or herer=Oid) SUGAR Fine % f . fore: oe tenes 2 . € | sires. Weane Extra rl ul “ a 12.00'$1.18 Jue; «al. (| Pancake Flour “| Cooked Mam = pe. (vr 8c bun: Canes sas a Pagel ste ape late Be ~zar' Granolated | Heavy Quality Floor Oileloths of BLN) can Macaront Bx pounds tigen waere ? 53. - it would wl a $I. - Colors 2 back. Choice cf tile and potede designs. ‘Ke iil rece 75 Ee AMS. re tend ore nc excellent workmanshij te sais fe 3 dos . Ginger Benue while "29¢ hound 10 Lbs, bor te A floor covering that will give lane ad sity oe. <2 wn WETSMAREND quale ’ MY | \ivered; ds w pureh vice; neat ti be nd | intend: any stan site of 5 pleco Rabbits e 9 Pol 38c 2 | eitath Boor.) aru at. de 69c 3: ees veni el eire Nae ceaaeneaapdoas se teRaoaaske