The New York herald., 1873-09-28

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New York Herald. Sept III
The audience was the largest OF the season. and the
effects produced BY the nagsdian Of the most sin
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proach were reproduced with periecton that melted
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%d and ,s eaEu at the END OF Which
been our experience 10 bear.
New York Tribune, Sept I'll
When he an before the curtain q :. hs end Of the
.triu@ph Of dramatic genius has seldom been seen
interior light OF genius tnat made it holy !.
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approaches the catastrophe Of broken heart
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New York Times, Sept. I'll
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dying so before our faces
He is of marvellous intensity and force, and
a. and that In %ass S
which mis- the house with musical vibras0n % ana Inc S eX,
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moved many in the audience TO tears His death was
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that the entire sudience, the arss mpre.sSn Of
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parable in emotional impTessivsnsss to t1at won.
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Signora PIAMONTI .ROSALIE
Thursday evening. October =. nrss performance Of
shahspears'' 'ufilIs a%MtETE! ttEEsE'dy HAMLET.
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40 in his grand role Of 9TH % he h0 admission
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Box ONCE open. Seats secured.
| A MEXICAN INSTITUTE
GRAND NATIONAL ExH1BITIoN
| NOW OPEN
| AMERICAN INSTITUTE HALL,
Second and Third avenues sxtythrd and si1.h-ourth
wonderful display 81 MAJ Machinery in Motion
Unsurpassed Collection of Homo Products
Superb Concerts by Kcatings Orchestra afternoon ana
Admission, 5oc children halt price.
nR KAHN's GRAND MUSEUM. AND POLYTECHNIC
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| JONES' GOD PARK.
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| BENEFIT FOR THE BAND.
-SA' LAST GRAND CONCERT.
" "' a NINTH REGIMENT BAND.
Tickets Cents Concert ats N.
| A EROsTAT sPIRITUEL.
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| - Academy IS West Eighth street, near Broadway.
Boxing taught in twelve lessons
y FRENCH,
Professor Er1ESSxK LAMBERT.
| ASSOCIATION HALL,
| TOMORROW (Monday), at II A. NJ,
| 10 be followed by the formation OF
ELEMENTARY
| ADVANCED
| CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH CLASSES.
| NALAxY COUSRE
U Mr. G. &. A. M'GEACHY, DIRECTOR
| EVERY TUESDAY.
| CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES.
| (Rev. George II. Hepworth'sl
Miss Anna =: Dickinson, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,