The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15

DCTOBER 10, lS75.-TRlPL
ADJUSTMENTS.
WooD's MUSEUM u,s WOODS.
KATE Pou FISHER hila ia 'Af t sSSa, &gl'y'
HIS6soifx u $SSE sp.srvr S "a
on ExHIB bRSY hfrf Z 5ARSENs LIVING
5rH AVENUE THEATRE
LAST NIGHTS At . MATINEE SATURDAY, 80
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E##''''s $''$ - T. n
& E.. S 90 ! SIS $ n, "
Fourth weeki Houses crowded. Laughter inccssanti
OUR BOYS MATINEE ssATqqEEDPAy At 1so.
GILMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN.
THE MOST DELrGHHyyEgggEE oA ATagT IN THE WORLD
GTIMoRE's MAGNIFICENT BAND
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
THE GREAT LEVY
the YOUNG 1ToLIo CLUB,
Mime, MARIE sALvorrI,
PROGRAMME
: German sons Ys Merry Rrds KSefsn
Selections from Scotch symphony Mende lsaa
1''' ~ o''A Mr. NJ ARBUcKLE ''''
Msa''A M@s ' MARIE sXLvorfii '''a'O1
Eps sss1iass s S9 Bride c EeeessI
THE YOUNG APOLLO CLUB.
8 Grand aria for Cornet, Robert tot qni J. Anne"
o. Overture "Rlenxin Wagner
10 Waltz "aorgenblssteT" Gangl
Admission, Soc; boxes admitting Our S.
NoTIcE-Thc immense HEATERS with which this build
Ing Is are NOV n USE and ARE 50 5sgped q
at All times.
IL NEW THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Third between Thrtieth and Thirtyrs sreeta
LOTS OF TUN-No vULGAR1rY
ONLY MORAL, LIVELY AMUSEMENT
HOUSES FILLED NIGHTLY.
For the week commencing October IL. and
SATURDAY MATINEE.
FOSTER cAsS Enss A srsSL9 9fs's asp HOWARD
THE FRENCH TWIN SISTERS.
MISS ROMANO, THE QUEEN OF SONG.
The EMPIRE CHILDREN vIoLINIsTs, LIZZIE and
@ seS @ and the es the wS1 d
THE GREAT FRANK BELL,
Ethiopian Comedian and Orator,
LEO
the Tumbleronicon
GEORGE WARREN, THE CHAMPION BANJo1sT
REGAIN BROTHERS,
the Irish Character Deineators
SPECIAL NOTICE liquor sold on the premises it be-
ing the intention OF the proprietor TO have first class en-
tertainment to delight his patrons
& IS IN IS
ST. Doors open at z; performance at o'clock
Grand Family Matinee every SATURDAY at 2PM.
Specially artists should address GEORGE wINsHIP,
Stage Director No 443 Third avenue New York. Dates
always open 70 first class performers
DARLINGs OPERA HOUSE, WEST TwENry,THIRD
IL street late BRYANTS
COTTON AND REEDS MINsTRELs
The best Programme this week presented to the pub
oruns. Old Uncle Eph. artistic Clog Exercises Banjo
able Amusing sketch shakespeare in the Kitchen"
Evening at 81 saturday Matinee at q hafprice 70 Matinee
MCKEE AND Eo spnsf,1rv Or
TONY PASTORS
MATINEE TODAY.
4 First time in America TOMORROW NIGHT =
eth AVENUE THEATRE.
OUR Boys MATINEE
MOST BRILLi1NT fERFoRMANCE IN THE CITY,
CTADT THEATRE. As AND A. BowERY.
First and only appearance this Theatre Of the French
Opera Boufe Company from the Lyceum Theatre. Only
IA FILE f Dh 'S&R SE 8HSG6T
SHE, Tar Sr%"o ''''' 1A''' as ME- hsnse
The remainder Of the BY the original representa-
ve Chorus and orchestra under direction Of c. Van Ghe
Box office open the stadt Theatre
THE WONDERFUL DUCK LYcEuM THEATRE
First time in America, TOMORROW NIGHT.
L 6s5 and 5s7 BROADWAY
MY N BROTHER MATINEE TO-DAY D5HFs SsD
60 TO THE SKETCHES.
rHE WONDERFUL DUCK, LycEuM THEATRE.
First time iu America. TOMORROW NIGHT.
CTE1NwAY HALL TITIENs-GoDDARD.
LAST GRAND .TITiENs MATINEE
Reserved seats for Matinee, 81 and -
n IRoFLEGIRoFLA MATINEE. LYoEUM.
U Saturday afternoon 30 matinee and per-
'o''"-' 70 morrow noS ngh~rHE WONDERFUL DUCK
Gus WILLIAMS
II ans LATEST MATINEE The Lightning
e 1 sSs %Us
TONY PASTORS, $50 AND 5s7 BROADWAY.
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
rUHE WONDERFUL DUCK LYCEUM THEATRE.
First time in America TOMORROW NIGHT.
LEGAL NOTICES.
no THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES, OF CARO-.
4 line Chapman late Of Salisbury in the county Of
willis widow,
and OF Ann Kinds smith, daughter OF said Caroline
Chapman,
Thomas Chapman. of tho said Caroline Chap
m