The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-01

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Colonel Sir John Lynx. K. G. 8. commSndss q the
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Lady sophia Grant ayoans widow. ..Agnos Booth
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Lady Bsilins Louise Allen
s0'aa ues soldiers volunteers. 1o BY the aSsii.rss
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Act = sssneMDrawinr Rooms a. Colonel Lynx's House.
Act $. scene-rhe Fort Love Laughs at Locksmiths"
Act 4. scens-Lady sophias House. Denoaement.
Matinee SOC. reserved SOC extra
REoADWAY THEATRE, CORNER sor naa IT.
limited engagement Of pvrrsov
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Gallery s5s Admission 20 unrsssrved seats $50 and
EVENING At g. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.
NTIKLO,S GARDEN THEATRE.
NEDWAhD j. TsANuSID wl R;sp'l'''r and Manager
MISS ass 'T KATiE ' sxSns &
introducing Mr. CHARLES j. EDMoNDs. driver Of the
supported By NJ FRANZ E HSaIk WARD TIFFANY
nArIssrs s'' Hf's is'Ss %SB SATURDAY
THEATnE C0MTQUE. 5I4 BROADWAY
EVERY EVENING. wE aT,ksp AND SATURDAY
HUNDREDS TUaNED AWAY NIGHTLY.
Second ne nfit St tS StSsS s'I FIoSio
in 'hsif o happs.t ysin Of cS% as
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5 AiN"A MARIE RozE-MAPLEsoN
GRAND orEE snTior COMBINATION.
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MARIE Ha.s ssS$i 49,
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GRAND ef f6fuI SAsE FSfdEs MATINEE
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No play Of the century, inl THE GRAND PIANO.
this country or any other RAMA or rHE THAMES.
has been produced tho royal
indisputabo claims on the barge Of King Henry WILL
atre goers possessing as it and his retinuo. giving
does 50 ominonty charm perfect idea LONDON Al
Of nus acting, varied Incl 1T WAS IN SHAKES
dent. unaagaIns interest rEARE's TINE. is tho
and tho GREATEST SPEC greatest stage painting
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L1IFTY CENTS. 5oc., FIFTY GENTS
WILL pHoogRg
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NEW YORK EL DsvsairED RAILROAD.
pAFJ nL IN TIE kos sHs5 Or s1 Pfc
a MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
% and Sd ava, esd and s4sh ats
opon daily from a. M, .oIoPM.
81 soYE
MUSIC By DowSIss,s NINTH EhuIMEST BAsp;
oRGiSIsfs On JASDiSEs IAsMoTM ORGAN.
couoon fiekets~io admission. ST sol
Coupon Coupon Tiefss oo
" MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT z.
MIGHTY DoLLAK.n
MR. AND MRS. FLORENCE.
BOUQUETS AND BoMBsHELLs
ID Park Theatre tonight Tor the first tme.
GARD -PRIyArE Lessons, PIANO, ORGAN. vIO-
OLIN, GUITAR, SINGING, University. 30 WAveriey
place. Circulars mailed. J. JAY WATSON. Director
BOUQUETS AND BoMBsHELLs.
ID Park Theatre tonight tor tho drst time
IN CONSEQUENCE OF the GR1Ar CROWDS AT.
ltending the perform ances Of the
MIGHTY DOLLAR,
Mr. AND MRS. FLORENCE
MATINEE ON wgnNEEs syps Ar2 O'CLOCK.