The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-30

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WIN make bis FIRST APPEARANCE alter his severe indis
CONTINUED ana sfG AkHlt SUCCESS Of
now a the s sIiXFST5l T TESS Of its run
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But we our readers to go there at once as the
piece win bear seeing twice or thrce" Extract from New
Iox book open from ga. NJ. ,o4P.M.
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' The fh1AL E9 81 fN Ii,i
IT Is BEwILDERINGLY BEAUTIFUL AND BRIaHrlll
"ore free and dancing and lavish exposure q female
tina" any we have M Ssas Even Ss
eTa S1 spsndd The close
for sparkling and elaborate speador"-Sew York Times
IT'S MUSIC Is RAvIsHINaLY swEErlI
"Let acknowledged that Lala Rooth' Is the most
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Gently mbed women, some of whom quite as volup.
Moore ever dreamed Of his os h ardent e
81 i" IN York word
IT Is AS DELIGHTFUL; d AS THE FIRST DAWN OF
EVERY :iSa2 A 1sS S E19ET ;;'' M.r1xrn
EAS TopST II EsS PAYS 5EfO
GRAND OPERA Hogs ssvs ANNo ogSc E
commences this afternoon at HALFPAsT ONE O'CLOCKi
Tony PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. so sowERX
To-Day - The great Comic Opera, - -
-, %, The sssiEesIsr eYMNAsT Tko1l Pc Eel
MATINEE ME- s1v Fnsr SENA sEw sSs5
Matinee. 9th ehor,s OF 7So VOICES pvrpr
MaSn sG ra,d rossas ar az &C. The
tire company in a new programme Of novelties
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| w Mr. JOHN BRoU0HAM
EVERY VERY E ElHESalSG
EvrnrHoDr READS
THE TELEGRAM
THE BEST EDITED
EVENING DAILY
| IN THE CITY,
! WITH ALL THE NEWS
OF TnE DAY.
| THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
|. RELIGIOUS NDrfCEs.
4 sERMoN-"IHE SECOND LITTER OF JEsUs,'
BY % l. ana Dsv ssaosa ss r NJ ansS
Preaching at 1917 O'Clock Sunday morning
LEX. R. THOMPSON. d. D.. WILL PREACH TO.
% sn csg F MSrnns
at lod evening at ~ Appropriate Easter services both
morning and evening.
AT APOLLO HALL, BROADWAY AND TWENTY
whlecurc sunday al lo)4 a. N. and ~ p NJ The twenty
@ qac
Emmett speakers will deliver addresses. Music &c.
RlsHop SNOW WILL PREACH IN THE UNIVERSITY.
.n1ni s2s only sSroah Christ" ssA' e''
CHURCH OF THE MISUNDERSTANDING BY
soas Prosfcss FROM Fear to Faith" ''''
CnuRcH or THE HOLY APosrLE-TwENTY ETN HTH
street and Nnh T na Ms erys
Handel, andthe "naammstns" nossnis stabat Mater, will
be given by an increased choir.
ans GaoKm 3 6srK II nss VI,
preach Lords Day, March 81 at 1889 A. NJ and go NJ
Evening subiec"Chrst the Destroyer of the Works Of
nR. DEEMS IS TO PREACH TotMokRow, AT 1oN
Mercer street ewecn 4 nth street and wsv.rlsy place
with a cordial welcome.
NRENcH CHURCH DU ST. ESPRIT, WEST TWENTY
Il second stree--Rev DR.. Verren rector The catechu
partske Of the Communion for the hrs. time next Sunday
Services commencing at lo1 A. NJ
IlREE RELIGIOUS sERvIcEs-AT THE BROOKLYN
II Academy Of Music, under the direction of Rev. Henry
Powers Rev. WASHINGTON GLADDEN. will preach the
| Subiec,--"The Church of the Future"
ERsh CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE vrEeIN, WEST
IL Forty-nfth street, near Broadway On this SATURDAY.
sacrament; III ?. NJ, first vsspcrs Of Easter Day. $3.50
| GRACE CHAPEL SEATS FREE, EAST FOURTEENTH
VI street, 90 ostc the Academy OF Music Rev. John w
Kramer pastor services Easter Day ut 80 and IL A.
and at and 1880 f. NJ Strangers cordially invited to at
eud.