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Birth.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 9. 1855.

| NEW ORLEANS, Oct. y, 1893.
The Hon. Mrs. Marceline Aubran gave
birth to fine daughter this morning al
seven o'clock. Mother and child doing
finely"
Yesterday we found out all about it,
and as none Of the parties concerned can
read, and, in consequence. will not have
their feelings lacerated by seeing them
selves in print, we shall tell our readers
Of it.
Mr.. Aubran, the husband Of lhehon or
able lady and mother above advertised. is
an eccentric old Frenchmon who keeps a
grocery on Euterpe street. Some years
ago, the wife OF his bosom. not being
able to present him with an heir, became
disgusted with him and ran off, After a
while she returned and opened negolia-
tions with him for divorce. He being
willing, the knot hymeneal was severed
BY due course Of law, aud each returned
to life OF single blcssedness. After a
lapse of lime, however, their bessoduess
degenerated into misery-:heir 'sffinities'
brought them together again-and. after
brief courtship. they agreed TO get spliced
again. and everything was got in readi'
ness for the event, Justice Gaienne being
selected as the officiating pastor. On The
day preceding the wedding. however. the
intended bride gave way to her ancient
fckleness, and ran OF to Mobile with
This made Aubran SO 'pizen' mad. that.
after couriship of forty e,gh, hours. he
married his housekeeper, Miss Kate
Being spunky, wiihal, he published his
marriage in some of the city papers, the
notice being preceded by one announcing
his first marriage and subsequent divorce.
This was about two years ago. A year
having passed after the last marriage with.
out offering the husband any promise ol
even ray of hope that the one wish ol
his heart would be fulfilled. his divorced
wife. who had returned to the city will
her husband, maliciously circulated stor
les through the neighborhood ,h1. ho wa.
nothing but an old dry bones. who was
never intended by nature TO be q father
telling this, as one who had q right tC
know. Aubran. though considerably net
tied at heart by this, made believe that ht
didn'i care. and threw the tuant back, By
telling her not to brag till she had pres
ented her second husband with On heir
thing. BY the ways that she has no
done yet.
Within the past year. the neighbor
became aware Of great change in Aub
ran. He became frisky. good humored
and somewhat younger in appearance. an,
as months rolled on he became more am
more so: all which was rather wonderful
he beiEs in his forty.fifth year. Within
the last month. he has been to certnil
extent wild On Wednesday mornin.
the grand event came off. and the oil
man then flew off the handle entirely
He flew round the neighborhood as if hi
house were afire. greeting his friends wit,
hand wTingings and exclamations of al
right. old fellow--all right, all rightp-
The frs; burst of enthusiasm over, he re
hected awhile and then determined I
publish the glorious news to the world
Being unable to write English, he got
friend 10 act as amanuensis. and dictate
to him the unique notice which heads thi
article. The prefix, Hon. to his wife
name. is speciality, intended to compli
menl her. and at the same time 10 crus
forever the satanic glee and the tattling
Of his divorced wife.
In the advertisement, the mother en-
child are announcedas doing we'll. w
are graiified in being bic to add. that III
father also is getting along splendidly.-
He is at last in the honey moon of his ex
istence.--N. o. Crcsccat.