The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER rs -rRIPLE SHEET


A,IUsEMENrs. -.
WAILAcK's.
TWO srERLiSG coMEDiEs.
T so E4s IN
C Be presented the sparkling and amusing oomecy' oy
Nm s:;s sa comedy
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These plays WI combine the names OF .
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'' ON MONDAY EVENING. oCTosER 90
FOR the hrst TIME IN many years
Mrs. cen,livrss sts Mss some cp,mssdyh, nv
WIN be produced with an unprece tented cast
Due notice "" Mss IS sYfTah s ~
aRll4 f HoUgns WEEK
mArSEEs w fXsEa AND 81 Ar
celebrated n ,Essafs'l 6t F;s Ean''~'"'
y. p "Ihe Hampy Dnmpy bears about as much re-
IL B. sern siainSsn IL Jerome Park the old fashioned
II. z. stare co ,ch"- Herald. :. novn
B. j. an; other clown mr. G. Fox prs:sas.
VEN 3n e ssKrsss FAMILY
xm s aREIcHsS dies. gave csoltai burlesaus Of
IT, D.. wandering Tvrolean singers. and
ssso "a sss% ca aP Tss which /" n:
Wsa This 1 a'isr s feature s. si@as
HHbB ms amS 10 an eSenias.s entertain
q. b. "The Martens Family, three in
H. Di number, made popular hit, the
H. 81 Imlschievous grace ard viyacltyof
T. j. 3 & ADELE, THE 1 kIsA1i aA TFs2TEs'
T. 'hl and Ei7rhs aEsps siaSoR cHssEIIi ''''
il Seats secured 81 days at the box ONCE
Il. Dof the theatre or by telegram
Roorws THEATRE. ousHAAS.
MEG MERRILIEs
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
Of tho s sT,,;A c1s sassgt%sn' OF
EVERY ~ iSs' br e al HH ~ WEEK
in her T NEG aEssfL ihss"''er Of
In tho '''" aGa NJ sAE yssFsi r. drama Of
ON s sHad hHsHl- II X xA 5'snoaK.
pitsOn's music store. III Broaiway. 'o '-''''
ON MoNpAy, NOVEMBER g.
n, Mr.. ': JOHN 1. c o%Kss'
IAN BRYANTs, TwENrY-THIRD STREET.
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BsRYAN1,S MINNssTRRELs. NoRslsEy :. EMERSON.
BSYANT,s MINsTRELs. Foster: Daber.e, sArnss:
bRYANrS MiNsTRELS. Dave Reed, Nsse Seymour
ssfxSTs sISsrkELs A''' 6x xs' skY Gs''
4h0u xasH q 1ts1s' Sikxc cfss ana
AsD Srsish nH' Evening
rHOICE NEW soNGs-"YEoMAN's WEDDING
soas" ssc s snoy Lies Wsi;s" saIly,n 4ac Long
and 40. "Iiae'. Good Siss.S Philip $50 ' oek q
DrTsON CO., Music Publishers, I'll broadway.
PIANOFORTEs.
DECKER BROTHERS, ELEGANT PIANOS, ALL
$ Is & sr pSe. ea.
A LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS TO
p Il ss sesU rent sowsa on Carl s
GA.yED
ssi ~ IS "
A FAMILY. LvAyISe AMERICA, WILL SELL A
l. ONLY been used three years Xd ress "a East Tenth ss
A =, OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PrANo-PowERruL.
4 . Ms sy n Street bargain for cash
bargain. PEEK ( SON, la6 B.eeckcr street.
A BEAUTIFUL GALE PIANo-oNLY $50; A SEVEN
~ octave Piano or,e oyersirung bass carved legs'
j. bIDDLE, IS Amiiy street, Broadway.
A MAGNIFICENT GRAND SQUARE III OCTAVE
IL use w"n oo % ~ soG sn cy
private residence ia West Twenty street, Sixth
A SQUARE GRAND ~ OCTAVE RICH ROSEWOOD
~ rano,ore, r.una sornsrs carved Legs patent aSrae.
6monihs; cost $lOoO for $50 Stool, lover and Music
~ sale-Propey family leaving city; made orjer; eele
bra.cd uy guaranteed used hve months cost $780,
ter Dining Furniture. VI wess Fifteenth street, near sixth
avenue.
MAGNIFICENT. GRAND, soUARE ROSEWOOD "
n octave Panoforie, nearly brilliant tone, all mod
improvements warranted Tor hve made to ORDER
c Sl ss VI" brs so% great sap
INQUIRE brown stone residence 252 est Forty street,
between seventh and Eighth avenues.
LADY WILL SELL FOR LESS THAN 800
n Beautiful rosewood Pianofore inc udng stool; modern
sys Ard mprovemen,s perfect order sweet powerful
Is 1ase. syic ssrsn ior cash. IL second syeaus
second Boor.
CHAMBERS EASY ONE YEAR sfsrRN-UNRT
s ~ he piano a. Sw
T. II. CHAMBERS 4 SON.
(NHIokfRlya ( SONS PIANoFoRTEs-THE REST
rnpos at the lowest prices and upon The most favorable
ing purchase Pianos New illustrated Cata civ.
We SET = O. % aS 20 .a the
meni spa lGi sSsss Il E,. Fourteenth, stree,
| nEeKER 4 BARNES orFEa THEIR SUPERIOR
on n sn orsns for also 80
/ let. Ia Third avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
| phyos, MELopEoSs AND oRlANs-oF NEW AND
prices cash monthly Instruments or for rem, al
WATERS, Isl Broadway than De icuni elsewhere.
ITrRIcnT PIAsos;-wE OFFER TO RENT OR FOR