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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-15

HENRY wIENIAWSKI Europe's gre atist vionist; his
EWELL appearance In this country.
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D Wv FIssri:'s. Manager LESTER wssAcE
week 2. the
ALFRED EVELYN. . .oNAs LESTER WALLACE
LAST '##EHEss THE nsaxsEsss4 o so07H
ON MONDAY x. AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
las LAST r RRI rvs Nfdf iGy the
AdOlphe Bslots be.ati I lay In four acts, of
nHi.'I J. b. BOUTH
WEDNESDAY r .Sp rHU y ssS y EVENINGS
w b K Il SsSp
Ss''r' thrilling Rf%s ThsaE f 81 s snt''d
FRIDAY Axr ETES1Ss sAT Ffs5a.,y y and
will be presented Bulwer Lytton's Play vo
a'''' en'''''u THE LADY OF LYONS,
PAULINE ......'''''''.'....'.. YRS b BOOTH
Claude and @ ami powerful OF
SATURDAY EyEYl ~ FebruArym.
AND LAST AfFFssARAYcE OF
Mrs. j. b. BOOTH.
on w P5a G ehs SiS VII o SS efGco''d
shahespeaTEsoS gTs 1 aS TFas SE II ave acts Of
JULIET Gher first appearance in New York in $685.
ns shis snsTaoier1 Jss,Sh wh soSTR
Mercutio (his first appearance at This Theatre,
and who has kindly volunteered his services
on occ asiOn . .............Mr Charles WOlc0t
MONDAY EVENING, February q, 1874.
THE GREAT TSAGEDIENNE,
Nine. FANNY JANAUSCHEK,
will make her first appearance in the
dual characterised
LADY DEADLOCK and HORTENSE
in CHESNEY WORLD.
Seats secured in advance at tho Theatre and at tho
Music store of g. II. Ditson h Co., III Broadway.
GERMAN
U PRIVATE AND CLASS INSTRUCTION by the
PRlEESEQR OCIQ l.. All ne
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SECOND OF c tng oPERATIC CONCERTS,
,,h.. an. conduct of s. GILMORE. OF Boston Jubl
S na san w who wi IN person lead the entire
s TrwSiroNTy SeCOND RsGlNENf BAND OF 60 PIECES
no conceded 10 be the finest instrumental corps In the
United STATES
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PIANoFORTEs, ORGANS, sc.

A CHICKERING GRAND PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP
"a used very little; cost $3.50 Apply at Or: HAS.
BROUCK's Dental Depot corner Twenty third street
and Broadway.
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AMUsEm 2NTs.


AMU sEmnNT E.
Nor other Amusemsnt Advertisements
See Third Page.
GsAsD OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
For the sale Of choice reserved seats tho Box once
yin hs opened q, IL O'CLOCK to-day Tho admission
tickets Offered IN the evening Ony'' 50 cen; rsssrvsa
chairs, 50 cents and 81 extra
Doors open I. X. Overture alta
THIS SUNDAY EVENING. FEB.ia
Second of d :as sss,es Of opgRAnc CONCERTS.
Sh SAsb PIECES
now conceded be the finest instrumental corps In the
United states
The concert OF this will be OF the erandes
musical entertainments ever given IN New York The
ENss w and e sfms q R hs nos PoPIsr
and participant artists form the following remarka
Die array
HENRY wIEsrAwsKI, Europe's greatist violinist his
SAaEwELL appearance In this country.
The entire GERMAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY. in.
@s sS Herr Slerns, Graf &C.. &C. With an sfeeiive
CHEsIRA, led by herr Carl Richter.
THE TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT BAND. incud.
ing Arbucfie oo cornet and Leebre, solo saxophone
Professor BERGE, orsanis.
IN gEMBIELINSKY and Mr.. GEORGE COLBY, Pianists
For his FAREWELL apr earance-an event of SO much
in to the musical world oil the netropoliswIrNI
AWsKI will give three solos and an oh gato in Gounods
AVE MARIA. Ibis grand composition Will be sung by
Nine LlCHTMAY, with orchestral, piano and organ ac
compaLiment
PROGRAMME
PartL
T. GrTnoEEs TwksTYssooND r. GiMRSir SAN sDe'
g. Solo Tor Saxophone, "Lucrezia Borgia" Donizetu
:. Mt: Z, A, LEI EBRg
Xms; LOUISA LIcaraAY. soprano; Miss JOHANNA
WARD vIkRLiNG. Barytone. OF the German
Grand opera company.
u Solo tor Violin Faust antasie" Wieniawsk
HENRY WIENlAwskL accompanied by NJ RkABIE-
JACoB GRAZ and EDwARD yIERLiNG
6 Solo Cornet sixth Aria ct varie" DE Bcrot
Mr.. NJ. ARbuCkDE.
z. Grand Selection The Gems OF Marthan. .Fotow
GILMORE'S rWESIYSECoND REGIMENT BAND.
Part II.
j. Overture "Ies Martyrs ............. Donizetti
GILMOKE's TWESIf.sECoND REGIMENf BAND
sung by Nine LICHTMAY with Violin Obligato by H.
WIENIAWSkI. Piano. Organ and grand Orches-
trail Accompaniment.
"reminiscences from the ayorte Operas OF. .Rossni
Introducing variations Tor Clarionet Aria for Barry
GILMoRE's TwENTY-sECoND REGIMENT BAND.
L Solo for Violin s - gstr,cxs n.v
HENRY WIENIAwskL
Finale, from Lucia di Lammermoor". .Donizett
Artists OF the German Grand Opera Company and
Chorus from the Messiah, GLORY Of the Lord" Handel
GiLMOREo TW ENTf-aECOSD REGIMENT BAND.
NEXT SUNDAY, February Y, third Colossal Operate
Concert
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LEATHkRSrOCkING;
THE LAST OF oilaE xonlcASs.
Founded on Fenimore 0oopers 10 mons story
The Play will be produced with
PERFECT CAST OF CHARACTERS,
PICTURESQUE scENERYi
ORIGINAL MUsIC
THRILLING HISTORICAL TABLEAUxi
COSTUMES OF THE PERIoDl
~ NEW APPOINTMENTS
ee neessS for them to anre ne
that no have spared their part to render
this ri TeS 81 SEASON
OBSERVE THE GREAT COMBINATION
Hawk.Eve ehe Leather Stocking. ......G. r. Rowe
General Munro Commander OF the Royal Americana
Duncan Hayward major in the Royal Americans
General Montcalm Commandant Of the French ''
iorces, by courtesy OF Messrs Shook Palmer,
David Gamut q Connecticut meodisn,
Patrick Rooney Sergeant in the Royal Americans
Cora Munro (her first appearance in America
Alice ensr fair haired sister Miss Louise henderson
Msgua qe Renard s.btileS . j. B. stuuey
chinsschsoos sis9 az Tie L. street street,
SCENERY By voEGTLIN
MUSIC BY coNNELLY
COSTUMES BY SEYMOUR
, MECHANISM BY LEO.
7. ACT i71;c.mp At Fors Edward The March Of the
ras ctr Astasa.The Defepce@fhs Rescue.
pepagtnre Of the Troops-Thrns lableau-Massacre of
rA0r s-The Gave in the wooas-captHre Of gnca.-
duty r-lmpressive Tableau
SPECIAL MATINEE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is
wAsHINGToNs BIRTHDAY.
ROVER. rp 4 ArsE,ou ..,.,.,
IS II Fsi$sn IFS WEEK
as SKID, in ths Sensation Drama, entitled
Mis-. LOUISE s4t1asfRh s1s h EIEr in tn. Comic
WI %:r4 s% nd S s;s,s 5S
m Act anr and
ing upon the ceiling .
II
sSnds; Feb 8 rs. Ella WAssEa in now play
THE INVENT OF 1874
r.L BARNUMs
GREAT ROMAN
Hpp0ORoxs.
won1Ds CONGRESS.
BIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
AND MUSEUM
OPENS IN NEW YORK
| IN APRIL
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S'RANJO,m BANJO BANJO p-WIIIIAM ID
~~NS SrAnMs WI take few pupils at their
resao ence ana guarantee entire ton alter one
Of lessons each pupil taught nrlyately No ga
IAAse beventy.tourth street. Nv ~
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THE TwENTY-sECOND REGIMENT BAND includ-
ing Arbucke oio Corne and Lefebre solo saxophone,
with Mr.. GILMORE reading.
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The entire GERMAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY, in
GLIDING Nine LiOH NAY, Elise Helse, Johanna Leh
CHORUS Of mae and female voices and STRING Or
GHEslRA, led by herr Carl Richter.
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The concert this evening will be one OF the Rrsndesr
vnns'osi Entertainments ever given IN New York The
nrogrsmme sparkes with the gems OF the most popular
ENGLksh. GERMAN and Italian GRAND OPERAS.
and the partppant artists form the following
Die array
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CHICAGO BURLINGTON AND QUINCY
RAILROAD COMPANY
Sealed proposals are invited by this company until the
nth inst the purchase Of 81 or any part there
Of in the 500 seven per mortgage bonds OF the
company, due July 1905 interest and principal payAole
in Boston. 80. ~. to-
The proposals will be opened at IL the Dth inst
and the bonds awarded the highest bidders VINO WI
be Immediately gifted, the company rescrvng the ris"
to decline unsatisfactory offers rt.r-
The bonds will be subject TO the accrued coupon
est January to be paid for In instamenS ir
ten per upon notification OF acceptance OF o'e ny
per March 10 and the balance April H. or tne vi,
amount may be paid Immediately. Proposals snoo'" va
addressed to the undersigned. ,,v,x ~ nEyIsON
Chairman OF the Board.
RneInY
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

MRS SUSAN EVERETT, NJ. d., WILL LECTURE TO
Hail. sixteenth street three doors west Of Broadway
Women and Children" Admittance tree.
This lecture is preparatory to new course Of three
new course OF lectures and will give ladies who could
gain adnittance to her first this city
opportunity OF hearing her.
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} Professor BERGE, Organist
IN gEMBIELINSkY and MIR. GEORuE COLBY Pianists

For his FAREWELL apr earance-an event of so much
in crest to the musical world the
AWsKI will give three solos and oh gato Gounods
AVE MARIA. Ibis grand composition Will be sung by
Nine. LlCHTMAY with orchestral, piano and organ
compALiment
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7 GOLDSMI1H'S, 26 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR
n Bowery-First class Pianofores to rent. $2lO
magnificent ~ octave agrafe, rosewood, overstrnn8
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Das Moe Maria.

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Die dinsi;idef Ballfuita ,S perliSert aista ..o5t
Eloaor In S,16eIe; ,lilb ia
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bout baben.
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this purpose. ]. may enact that certain piece Of
paper or certain amount Of gold, called dollar,
shall be the unit Of value and that all contracts
for the payment Of the dollar, or any multiples
thereof, shall be payable in one or the other or
both. II can determine what It will regard as
money when enforcing contracts, and this fs all
that law can do in the creation of money.
Back of law, anterior to II, and stronger than
law, is another power which has quite as much,
and even more, to do with the creation of money.
This power lie trade, based upon and asserting the
doctrine of exehangeabls values, and revealing
itself in the established usages Of men. Trade
proceeds upon the qutd pro quo theory OF equiva-
| Tents, and this theory law cannot repeal ii the
law should declare that ounce Of iron shall be
| money, having an exchange value equal to that
| Of Q gold eagle, would this declaration make 1t
money, Of the same value as the eagle? BY no
| means. There Is no possibility, with or without
law, Of making an ounce Of iron commercially the
equivalent of the amount Of gold contained In q
gold eagle The labor cost Of the two is so widely
| different that they connot possess the same e.
/ change value. No legislation can force them to
the same level No legislation can make q kernel
OF wheat the monetary equivalent of ton Of iron.
The truth is the law, in deciding what shall be
o legal tender for the purpose Of enforcing con-
tracts, must itself obey the higher law Of ex-
change value, which Is the real creator Of money,
or come into violent collision with the practical
interests of the community. It cannot make that
which has no value perform the function Of that
which has value. No law can compel one man to
sell goods, or another man to buy goods. Trade
is voluntary, q matter Of Individual choice. The
civil statute may enact legal tender Of paper or
anything else; but If the statute violates the ele-
mentary laws of exchange value 1t will be the
laws folly. No law by simply printing the word
dollar on piece OF paper can invest that paper
with the monetary properties Of 3 gold dollar.
The people will not treat the two as equivalents
unless the former is Reasonable by the latter.
The circulating value Is the true test Of money.
and In respect to this value law has no power to
govern the actions OF men. The true theory Of
legislation In respect to money is to embody and
express in legislative form the fact as 1t exists
in the established usages Of society. Legislation
should, hence, be decaratiye, rather than attempt
to be creative.