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National Republican., 1888-05-21

puchascd-the act uf lsS3-says the Sccrc-
iary may use the surplus for the purchase or
redemption Of the bonds. The use of the
word redemption implies the retirement
Of bonds at their face value. ltmcaus that,
or 1t is ,urplusage in the act 1t can mean
nothing else, and courts always hold that
unnecessary words are never used in law
making, giving the full meaning to every
word, always considering the relation IT
bcars to other laws.
our New York President and Secretary,
both lawyers, knew this SO well that when
they first commenced this purchase Of bonds
they did not dare to ask an opinion as to the
law Of the Attorney General Of the United
States, who did not come from New York,
and docs not stand in fear Of Wall street
Speaker Carlisle did well to devote 50
much of his tarin speech to the defense Of
thi, bond purchasing business Neither hi,
own action in preventing reduction of the
rcycnuc, nor that Of the administration in
using the money of the people to enrich
Wall street bondholdcrs can he dcfcndc L.
The people in November viii put the seal Of
condemnation upon both acts.
National Republican., 1888-05-21
REIL EST.fTE.

tt.<-NN'.'tN.Ne'-.F,',t .N7Ns-.'.1.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
h OF
TIIoS. f. wAGGAMAN, 9l7 street.
Changes Made Mondays and Thursdays.
FouR-SToRY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.
lllG Conn ave n wb h, m liz rs $40, 800
42S 6 st W, b Ii, IN t. 10 rs..-...........,. 5000
National Republican., 1888-05-21

E'oR RENT-HANDsoME APARTMENTS
Il in the beautiful new house, No. 0l6 18th St,
opposite Mcpherson Square. 1.de2Stf
National Republican., 1888-05-21
REPUBLICAN: MONDAY MORNING MAY 9l 1883

arising from his conduct. hut now that
the Grovy family are shorn of oil official
rmnencc or distinction and made plain every
day people the pang Of Wilson's disgrace
seems all the sharper. Nine. Wilson would
be warmly welcomed in New York. No less
heartily would she be welcomed in Washing.
ton. The American public is not sensitive to
the Legion Of llonor scandals in which her
husband was involved, Us the French are,
simply because they know less about them
and are Indifferent to the suhjcci Nine.
Wilson would here be regarded not SO much
the wife of'M Wilson Il, the daughter Of
great and good cN.prcsidcnt Oi France.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

TnE cNcirahc person who make, up once
81 woc, cable letter to the New, York A>sO-
.iatcd Press has been predicting war in
Europe for Nn indefinite period, hut lie
seems To- have grown really violent in the
IHst two or three weeks. There must he u
hrlt somewhere pretty soon or this cores
loLdrnt will have To retire from the field
through absolute exhaustion in an effort To
discover further warlikr signs. Fortunately
We have heard hi, story 81 long that It has
host it, original blood rel hue, aml now
seem, little washed out aud faded. For
~ l"a.t two wears the ears II the
american luhlc have been pounded with
ibrs" alarm, from Europe, and nobody has
r,,u hurt yet AMI moi - gliu la, been fired.
D,rc may he war IN Europe. The BUl-
puliuu question /, not settled, and A. long
- llis romams open there will he q feeling
# uncertainty. But 1t may be ,et down for
iact that not single power In Europe 70
IuN want. tu 20 war, aul not one If them
VIII du ~ uulr,> forced Io II.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

TME lIOirS interview with JlH,> g..
Blaine in Paris did not pan m';. Thl,.
pie know no more aud no les by reading
Nr Blaine would accept the Republican
domination for the presidency, II rendered,
il.!n they did before. We advise the Ilvrii
tiat the proper caprr would be- t" wait and
h,'Ni.w the convention itself.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

\ STILL undrrcurent among the Demo
r,atic leaders is in favor Of Gen. Back. of
Illinois, for Vice President. They urge
that Cleveland will he the nominee and
"pres.uts all the low tariff free trade
element Of the party: that It + absolutely
necessary for success to have a Union soldier
~ Tie ticket. Morrison has u fat place
already and does not aspire for the place,
tut would like to dictate who it shall he
E,utucky has declared for Cleveland and
BLACK As zoe, Kentucky, 50 goes the
Democracy
National Republican., 1888-05-21
speaker Carlisle Defending Bond Buy.

t portion "r hi, speech devoted to
the action of the administration
,chu-r uf hpul., after carefully
hc purchase, madr last fall. unl
thr amount Of premiums paid
81. Speaker ,arli,Ir -1tl.
Nuimr. r dollars arr taken ny law rr rru
N' iHuI. nf lHr p,uplr whn earn m" money
NiN.iI phpr bh by their .kiN in 'h' prose.
'U' of thyi hu-iUr,, tn o." paid over tu the
IWahuId,.- iu rNrr-, uf tNu legal Obligation
,l ilur huud. II ,uugry.. adjourn, without
.uNml the rrnedy Ibis unjust purr-, must
E,"u md"tm'viy
The speaker wip'f Hasr .rfufIlIl stated
tlHi iilrr. would la,' been uu ur-ru, urnr,.
tiiy iur lNu-. lu" Il-r, nul hr U. own Um.
IH.''r.,d HsgIIutI"u uf power 900 ihr forty
raUrh tur-rr--. Nlw hru'Wur.iy refused
inuDn-u.f, my member rumpyr tur ,il--
Iru..nu ul rNy y.u'r- 'u -u.wo rhr passage
81 'l'I.H foo wrwl ruu iuur,pllN. uril
I...s il.r iIuT HU
hw Irayu- lhi- aside r- "ur uf rhr most
d.nu.uI,. f.r, pi .Iu administration. Gr IL
b. we'll Huwu ihai .uu speaker acted m
il,.r ,a.,- uua -Ugge.r.uu from ihr ruIhrr
'Hd mf no., aE,uur, tls~r ha, never brcu
uy urrr--lty Goo lbr purchase uf hml.
which tlo Speaker su Violently drpre-
'stu md -p urgently defends ona false
Ita
IIr -ymr iaw, remain ou llr statute
h',k which We're There when Secretary
Nmdrm artrd under ynry similar u,raum.
'tarc,-. II these law. had hrru enforced,
it,r v.suo reason why amy bonds should
i'purrna'cd. II d, true, Wall street and
ihr huudhpId"rs w"ulduut have secured thr
rrohts 'bry have under the system adopted,
rrd ~. seems tp Dee me only reason why
tLC l.w Nsslut uI"lrd,
1lrNrl law ghl'r which ilr IVnde were
National Republican., 1888-05-21
For SIZE.

EOR SALE-20 ACRES, MILES FROM
J. Center Market; Groom house, large stable,
and other outbuidings; an abundance of all
kinds of fruit; good well of water at door; two
running springs; price, $500; or will sell
part OF the land with or without the buildings.
Address Is. g.. Republican Office. S.2G
National Republican., 1888-05-21

ntH>" the debate on the tariff, under
lie five minute rule. We specially request
,,nt "ur Of the able advocates of ''Rcvenuc
reform TO tell the public how the ''robber
iaiif enabled foreign trust" to run the
Irice Of copper up 10 the present figures.
II ought not 10 take an able revenue re-
ioimcr more than five minutes to do this.
able revenue rcfOwncr to inform waiting
public what effect the ''robber tarirr had
in building up the quick silver trusts
Everybody knows how the "robbcr tariff
milt up the whisky anl coal oil trusts" the
right and left hand pillars the joachim AMI
FoGz--thc strength and beauty Of the Dem
,uatir temple of revenue reform.
National Republican., 1888-05-21
GETTYSBURG CELEBRATION.
All the Old Soldiers will Attend Their
Corps Meetings.

Corps Meetings.
The celebration Of the battle of Gcttys.
burg this year will he united in by all the
commands who participated in that mem.
orablc contest, Each cOrpswill have day,
ana the event will lie most interesting.
The exercises of the lst army corps will
begin at p, m, July |, in the grove where
Gen. John +. Reynolds fell at Gettysburg
with the following programme: Presiding
olliccr-Nlai. +. =. IIalstcad. Address of
wclcOme--GOv. James \. Beaver Of Penn
Sylvania. Response on behalf Of the corps
Gen, A. Doubleday. War governors a.
q, Curtin, Of Pennsylvania; Austin Blair, Of
Michigan; j. Gregory Smith, of Vermont;
$. j. Kiriwood, Of Iowa; Frederick Ilol-
brook, Of Vermont; William Sprague, of
Rhode Island, and Frederick Smythe. of
New Hampshire; also tens. John G. Rob
inson, James LongstreGt, LucIus Farchid,
j. II, stiue, historian lst corps; James A.
Hall, Joseph Dickinson, and j. p. Rca,
cOmmandcr-in.chicf &. \. Il,
National Republican., 1888-05-21

Yrr Democratic ticket should he Clevc-
land and Faircmld or Cleveland and Jordan.
TLis would please the free traders and bond
bo1crs of New York. In fact, II would he
New ior, ticket, and ut a high premium
Say liO furls
National Republican., 1888-05-21
rhe following Is
THE IA Cn,

Manager.""".. ...... ....Mr. Herbert Cripps
(By kind permission of Mr.. John a. McCaullD
Tickets may be had at the New National
Theater on Monday and Tuesday.
Tickets s....................,.....A 81 and 81
National Republican., 1888-05-21
TOR SALE.
TOR sALE-oNE OF THE VERY HAND.

Tor SALE-oNE OF THE VERY HAND.
Il soonest and best of the famous Mont
gomery county small farms, 81 acres of first.
class land with ilrst.class improvements, 2i
miles west of Gaithersburg, on the MetropOli-
tan Branch railroad. Price S3,250 on easy
terms. The building new, fine water, abun-
dance Of fruit. A beautiful summer home a
rare investment Il. II. SYPHERD 81 Co, 1891
Est. fes0.d&Stf
EOR SALE-A VICTORIA CARRIAGE,
IL suitable for one or two horses; In good
order. Address VICTORIA, Republican olice.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

rnr rupture liz Virginia impair, Gen.
Ngbonc'> pr",p. c for til" vice presidency.
1bc unit rule in 'lr Republican party i
dead duck aud til, congressional district is
uc unit of power. The national convention
bue and will again 50 declare.
National Republican., 1888-05-21
\ CATFISH TEST CASE.
Agent Key says Skinning One Is
Cruelty to Animals.

Richard c. King, painter by trade, went
fishing on Saturday near the foot of Thirty
second street, Georgetown, and was quite
successful. Among other trophies to his
skill was specimen catfish about fourteen
inches long. Being of an industrious nature,
the fisherman decided TO kill two birds with
one stone, as the saying goes, by dressing
the fish While waiting for another bite. His
ilshship, in a lively manner, objected to such
summary treatment before he had taken his
last gasp, and wigglcd and Topped all
around. Lacking that patience 50 essential
to n good fisherman, King pursued his
purpose and took the entrails out Of
The fish. Next he cut n circle around the
head and prepared to skin it. At this june
turc Special Officer VI. p. Key, Of the So
cioty for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ami
mails, put in an appearance and stopped the
skinning act. Officer Hall arrested King
and took him and his catch to the seventh
precinct station house where charge of
cruelty to animals was placed against him
The lucklCss fisherman put up so collateral
and was allowed to depart minus the fish
hi, arrest was made by Mr.. Key as test
to see how far the law will go. Ii is the
iiIst Of the kind in the District
National Republican., 1888-05-21

THE Delightful Liquid Laxative syrup of
Figs, Is Il most agreeable and valuable family
remedy as II Is easily taken by old and young,
Constipation and the many ills depending on
q weak and inactive condition of the Kidneys
Liver, and Bowels, II acts gently, strengthens
the organs, on which II acts, aud awaken them
druggists.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

Information ot all sorts obtained, when possible,
ror tUtttribeTs without charge upon application
Rejected manuscripts cannot he returned,
Remittance other than by postal money orders,
bark drafts, or checks 10 the order OF the National
Republican Company always at seudef's risk
NoTrCeipts for subscriptions returned. The date
or the wrapper shows when subscription expires.
Adyeristrs who have not made or renewed time
contracts Will hC charged monthly card rates
ns-SN requests for Courtesies from railroads,
place. Of amutcmcnt or business orders are not Ru-
horzed unless sgued by the undersigned.
TEE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, COMPANY
F.. FON, PRESIDENT ASH MASAGER.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

uuE urighbor, the Post, ha, severe at
t1ck uf indigestion, Being morning paper
tboy find II fInicut To ma-tcatc the tidal
wave among the Democrats for "Grovcr
cleveland T."
National Republican., 1888-05-21
EXCURSIONS.

TOR UPPER POTOMAC LANDINGs,-THE
II Steamer "CECILE" leaves her wharf,
3l3G Water ST., Georgetown, at 0 a. m, and
hourly thereafter, for Upper River, Land.
equipped with every convenience.
may2.lm JOS. PASSENO.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

TIM pric" Of PIC iron was reduced last
week 4? per ton. No y is now SlS, AN
No. ~ 81 per ton. steel rails have been
,uId ~ low rs so
National Republican., 1888-05-21

NNANTED-INIM - MAN. AND
w wife. the woman to do general house.
work and the man to make garden, take care
of horse, Sc. Inquire ut BROWNLlEU, cor.
Erie st. and Central ave-, bet. 10th and 18th
sts,, Meridian Hill, 2.2l
National Republican., 1888-05-21
1he Nntinnnl Eeruhlicnn In AlrNnnArln

NJ j. T. COS. news dealer, corner King ami
Washington streets, Is authorized To solicit
subscriptions and collect tur the same in the
city of Alexandria, Va. lie will deliver the
papcr at as early an hour a~ II is delivered in
band.
National Republican., 1888-05-21
UtyTED-- EMpLOY,TEyT.

w wife the care of q furnished house for the
summer; no children; can furnish best city
reference. Address j, s., G2j Il st. NJ w. III
yITANTED-A YOUNG LADY WHO
w speaks German and English, and has
some knowledge of music, desires u position
as nursery governcss, or as seamstrcss; can
cut and III: willing to assist in household du.
ties; would prefer. TO leave the city; refer
enCes. Il, s., Republican Office,
National Republican., 1888-05-21

Irr report come, from l,uuiun that Mmc.
Wilson, daughter Of oN.l'rrsilcut Grevy aud
wife "l the disrcmtnblu NJ Daniel Wilson,
is thinking ut coming over 10 New York to
live" SHE finds life mtoorablc in Paris be.
cause ui tine public feeling against her lus.
lund, lhi, is not an improbable story. Nine,
Wilson knows a great many Americans, She,
90, well as her father, ulway, cordially wei.
coined Americans to the palace Of the Elysce
during their residence there She Is not Il
beautiful woman, but sensible accomplished,
aud Interesting She feels deeply the dis.
gocc brought on her'famlly by the scandal.
Gus conduct Of her husband. As long a. Ter
father was president there was somo
relief nom tic pain aud AUmilatIon
National Republican., 1888-05-21

WANTED 100 BOYS TO SELL TUE SUN.
w day National Republican on the street;
liberal terms given. Apply at the BUSINESS
OFFICE
National Republican., 1888-05-21
Distrust the Greeks Hearing Gifts.

The Hon. Roger Quickllme Mills is work
ing very hard To get the Republicans Of the
House to pun his hot chcstnuts out Of the
fire. But the Republicans do not propose
To play cNtspaw with Mr. Mills as monkey.
Mills knows that the miserable free trade
abortion can never stand the fire Of amend
mcmts ana the debate under the minute
rule. 1t would emerge from such an ordeal
looking worse than the parrot which had
been subjected 10 the plucliing process by
the monkey.
Almost every Democrat las some amend
mcnt To offer, and Mr.. Mills knows that most,
If not all, Of the propositions will he adopted
which restore the present rate Of duty or
take something OF that has been put upon
the free list by system of trades between
those Democrats who have amendments to
offer
The result of all this will he 10 foster
very pretty rumpus In the Democratic fam
ily. The Democrats will he in regular
Kilkenny cat fight, and the Republicans
have no business interfering to stop this
family row, Let them fight it out.
What the Republican, should do Is to
offer substitute which reduces the rev
cuue q sufficient amount without in any
way interfering with the policy Of protcc
tioll, or IN the slightest degree cudangcrn~
the wages Of the American wurlingman
If that substitute is not accepted they can
and should fight the vicious attempt NJ
Qcc trade contained IN the Mills bill-"lhe
first firm step In that direction, as it has
been characterized by one Of its friends.
They should oppose II hy an the methods
h thor power rc,urting tn every parlia
muuiyy advantage to defeat it.
Ilv fact that they offered a proper bill,
protecting the homes Of American workers:
Nl.I hra sufficient answer 10 the charge
which Democrat, will make, ''that Republl-
cats uu,trurr all tariff legislation" 1t Is
their du'y "tu "hetmlrr" such legislation as
q. proposed 10y the MIL, hill The country
win uphold them in such action,
uirr no circumstances should the prOpo-
-Iliou hc accepted made 10y Mr., Mills to do
away with the opportunity ro offer amend
mout. This plan never came from the
brain of the Texan leader II is the output
Of some cunning ,tratrgl,t
"Di-lmsi the Greek, hearing Gifts, and
lrl TIE Democrat, light out their own
uuiI'rs.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

NNTANTED-CARR ERS FOR THE sun.
w day National liepublcan, TO deliver in
Pleasant, Howard University, Meridian Hill,
Tcnleytown, Gcorgett wn Heights Fort Meyer,
Arlington, and Falls Church, Va. residents Of
those localities preferred; apply at the Busi.
ness Office.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

NTANTED-POLIT1C ROMAN CATIIOI-
w icism exposed in the american Protes.
tant," the only outspoken opponent Of Rome
rule. Sample copy mailed for 10 cents.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT" Washington,
u. G.. 5.92
National Republican., 1888-05-21
UiNTL D--HELP.

IIrANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE BOY OR
w girl, 10 TO Is years of age, to be generally
useful about the house; one who would like To-
become an artist. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
SCI + It. y. w, 2-21
National Republican., 1888-05-21
TEE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
pAILY. WEEKLY. AND SUNDAY.

TEE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
only 81 for Two Years-lsss AID 1850,
which includes the contest Of the next Presidential
Election,
Single copies fnr one yearn...,..,....,,,..., Ibc
Clutt Of ten foT one year or clubs OF hve for
TWO NeNfs,,.ss.ss ,,s,,,.s.s',ss, 10 w
R1tTa cory mailed fIee TO party securing the
club Postage paid,
National Republican., 1888-05-21

A LADY WOULD LIKE USE OF PIANO
N for summer: references given and best of
care guaranteed, Address BON A, Repub.
liCan DhiCe. 5-li
National Republican., 1888-05-21
iSpECTJL NOTICES.

sr5s2MOTNT VERNON, HOME or WASH.
w. INGTON Persons that have been pho.
tographed can procure copies by calling at
Pullman's Gallery, No. Gl5 Pa. ave. LUKE G,
DILLON photographer to Mount Vernon,
mynOit
National Republican., 1888-05-21
MONDAY. MAY 81.
AllhllsnlllrnIs.

NATIONAL Narrow Escape. '
AIBAUGII's-"Black llu>sar.'
BiJoU-lonnlc tHlrf.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

VS. 10 health and longevity, thousands,
far and near, visit DIR. WHITE, Foot
Specialist, 1il6 Pa. ave, opposite Wilard's
Hotel, for relief from and avoidaneo of
plants of the feet; 2Sth year of practice in
Washington. Fee, 81 a sitting for putting the
feet In order.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

nARNALL'S IMPROVED PATENT PAPER
~ decorations; garlands, wreaths, flowers
rlumes, Sc, manufactured at room 3, 40 Pa,
ave. n. W, mh2SGm
National Republican., 1888-05-21

A NY ONE LEAVING THE CITY FOR THE
~ summer and having piano they wish
taken care of till return will please address
NJ, Republican Office. my0,tf
National Republican., 1888-05-21
FOR RENT.-ROOMS.


TOR RENT-AT Az MO. AVE. y. W.-TWO
IL large rooms facing south; will rent fur
nished or unfinished. f.2e
National Republican., 1888-05-21
THREE-SToRY BRICK AND FRAME
nDIrSES Enp SAI IL
TWO-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.

GIG to G}0 Md ave W, b h. I rs .........SlS,00O
3S, IL, a Myrtle 81 n q, b h, m !, rs"..,. $500
ll23 Goth st II W, | h, rs, houses in
rear. 5000
/, 3, 3 Shows alley II W, h, 4 rS......,... 5000
400 to 2i0i Columbia ave II ", { II, rs. 1900
Alley bet 9th and eth, q and L sts $ Q,
% H. u 11UO
5 Q cor S c ave and lith st c, { h, 2rs.. 1000
National Republican., 1888-05-21

NTANTED-TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT
w 20 cents per pound; don't get strong or
rancid; keeps better than butter; satisfaction
assured tsummer or winter) or money re-
funded. 4G1 q ST. n. w; open all day. Mail or
N. B.-No connection whatever with any
market stalls. Telephone call, Gi9.2
apl2-tf WM G. SCRIBNER
National Republican., 1888-05-21

WANTED - AGENTS FOR THE MA.
W. tional Republican, daily, Sunday, and
weekly, In Maryland, Virginia, and West Vir.
ginia; apply at the Business Office,
National Republican., 1888-05-21

nR.W. p. LIGGETT, DENTAL SPECIAL
~ ist, Roots and badly decayed teeth re-
stored TO usefulness and beauty by the new
system of dentistry. ParlOrs 007 Pa. ave. NV.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

EOR SALE-ON SCHOOL ST., MOUNT
IL Pleasant, Groom frame house with good
lot. A good opportunity to purchase a home,
or for an investment. 10 an immediate pur-
chaser 81, 800.
JNO. +. wAGGAMAN. 1Oo3.O5 F st.
National Republican., 1888-05-21

E'OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
L. and excellent table board on reasonable
terms ut 1905 18th ST.. just north of Franklin
Park: location and house for summer unsur.
passed; Livingston Terrace. ,-2]
National Republican., 1888-05-21

Tor sALE-NICE GROOM BRICK HOUSE,
II 20 feet front, lot 3OX13O, rent 81 80; price
$1,000. JNO. 4. WAGGAMAN. 1903 + 81.
National Republican., 1888-05-21
PERSOSiL.


CPECIAL CLOSING OUT SALE OF BOOKS
- BEFORE REMOVAL.
Government publications, old, rare, and
valuable books, at almost any offer as | in
tend TO combine both stores in one by June l..
shall move IRON 20i 4! st. to 1908 Pa. ave.
n. w. j. l.. JACKSON,
myl0st 201 A st. N W,
National Republican., 1888-05-21
UINTED--MISCEELANEOUs Us.

yN1ANTED-A SECONDHAND CYCLO.
w style. Address, stating price, Box VI,
Republican Office 5-23
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-22

of Police Murray, of Ontario, to this
city, where he was found by Marshal
Campbell employed as gripman on the
cable line.
Judge SimOns found Judgment for
plaintiff in the case of Otis N. Durham
VS.. William and Michael Karney, in
vOlving lot 2, block 8, Oakland Park adj
dition.
The order to show cause to reuui re
the husband in the Darling VS.. Darling
divorce case to appear for contempt was
discharged by Judge Simons. =
Judge SimOnS discharged the orders
to show cause yesterday i'm the injuneT
ton suits of Sarah B. Ramaley and
Adeline S. Hinckley against Hugh G..
Donnelly. Plaintiffs brought action to
enjoin defendant from landing his
steamboat at White Bear at their docks.
Judge Brill dismissed the personal
injury damage suit of Paul A. Lavalle.'
guardian, against the Manitoba road
yesterday on the grounds of mo cause
OF action and cOntributOry negligence
Judge Wilkin dismissed the suit of
Charles Bennett against the city on de-
PENDANTS demurrer. 4
The mortgage foreclosure case of
George f. Bowers against Henry Hecht-
man ct al. is still On trial before Judge
Kelly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-22
Deaf Music.

The queen of Denmark is deaf, bu
is said to be very fond of music. This
may seem strange to the average per-
son, but there are kinds of music that
deaf persons can enjoy, and the deafer
they are the more intense is their JOY.
The music most enjoyed by deaf people
is that coaxed out of a piano by young
and heartIess woman who plays "Yan-
kee Doodle" while she sings Twill You
Love Me When Pm Old?"
1.-THE Maiden's Prayer and "Bou-
langer's March," wrung from per-
fectly helpless hand-organ, by rich
and arrogant man whose eyes were
blown out in the explosion of a saw mill.
Armenia played on seventeen
stop Norwegian ACCORDION by rheu-
matte Italian entirely devoid of stops.
The Kiss waltz and Don't Leave
Your Mother, Tom," yanked out of a
dark brown fiddle suffering from acute
bronchitis, by a paralyZed man who
can't walk or talk till after he gets
home nights.
Such music as this seems to have
been especially designed for deaf people
and those who live in the realm of this
kind of music, and are not deaf if they
wish to revel in the delights of this
harmony, should get their ear drums
knocked out at once.