The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-04
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY A. 1s7s-QUADRUPLE SHEET
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WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY hao MArIsEEs AT TWO
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LARGEST and BEST e s1a tsf Of pAsronrMrsrs IN
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Miss Marion Fiskc, Burlesque; Mrs A. Yeamans, Ro
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MONDAY, NAY AND EVERY EVENING, ATS.
MILE No. VIII dance one Of her famous sps
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Carriages at lO45. Seats six days in advance.
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COX ATHENEUM THEATRE,
COC BROADWAY, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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ENeAoEMEST OF THE QUEENS Of BHRLEsQuE
THE woRRELL SISTERS.
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Jane 100 1 sPEoI3ITY ARTISTS EVERY EVENING
Doors open att Curtain rises a. o'clock
Box office open daily. Seats secured in advance
NINE. ANNA BISHOP HAS THE HONOR TO
" ann IAsf A sfG! nsE IN NEW YORK
REV L he 81
and her departure tor California Oregon British Column
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For this has nueS pleasure in
Sosf h HSS fsf na%s e her ARTISTS
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general ticket Office IL and G. schirmers sol Broad.
fSs At al the principal music stores and at ticket office
A IMEE AT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY
n CLOSE OF the most successful season Of
xov AIMEE 4 e p a hSS o Inn, BoUFFE.
TUESDAY. MAY is-LA GRANDE DUCHEssE.
n'HE SECOND GRAND SACRED CONCERT OF THE
New York Catholic Choral Society will take place at
Corrad soprano; Nine Levy contrslto Mr. Graf tenor;
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ductor large chorus and orchestra. Tickets, 81
served seats, 10 cents extra
! Eighth street, between Second and Third avenues
S SF TIE TIE BEST
Condmc on >; KpgBELEN
WALTER C. LYMAN htHSr ZIONIST
4s University place, between Eleventh and Twelfth SITS
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"A ffhhhhiN NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
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private and class instruction In all branches and