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why did you sacrifice your beard?" asked q
young club man yesterday of friend whose
honeymoon was barely Over. "On the dead quiet,
III tell you" replied the benedict 1.-THE new
boarder IN my landlady's establishment has q per.
cocious infant who Is just beginning to talk. The
oaby's father, being travelling man, has been
away for six weeks I have never seen him,
but he's alleged TO resemble me. Well the first
day that precocious infant set eyes on me at the
boarding house dinner table 1t blurted out Papa
Papar In ecstatic tones, and its mother blushed
and the other boarders sn1ckered- II insisted up
On calling me Papa until yesterday, when my
wife grew impatient, and said: Joe, / really
somehow; this isn't pleasant That II the real
reason why ! shaved the docile husband con-
cluded, and now the infant gazes at me with Q
vacant stare, and simply calls me man."
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, Is reported BY special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. l419 street
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w ANAMAKER'S

Book Is no better you GET for fair price.
but you're likely feel better when know the price
sAs lair
MONEY SAVED
On Books is a. good money saved on anything One
the easiest things Oh, too, you only have
fare
At wASANAKER5 more Books sold over the
counter than in any other house between the ocesns
Timely works Agriculture and horticulture; 9
large assortment Of French BOOKS; Seasides and
Franklin Squares Standard and Miscellaneous Works.
hound and unbound. and almost any printed thing
that proper people r-sd-
The prices always fair. and ary sstsole Book is
there val - ST.
BOOK NEWS
How little the title Of Book tells you Even II you
see sn the new Bosks how many have you time to Get
~ the inside or
That 10 where BOOK NEWS Will serve you good
turn we send 10 out q month. a-brim with just
what you know Of the latest Books and the
sossp Of tae BOOK world By the best Judgment OF the
best Judges IL the Books and why this
Book should be read and that skipped.
year.
JOHN wASAMAKER,
a1-en PHILADELPHIA
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The Cation Divorce Case.

AFFIDAvrTs READ IN THE COURT IN GENERAL TERN
This morning in the Court In General Term the
West Washington divorce case-Jas. II. Cation
against Annie NJ. Cation (nee Fenton>-was pre-
sented by Mr.. +. W. Jones for the complainant.
This is the case in which the parties were married
at Rockville. February 8, child was born on the
night OF February 10, the husband left her Feb.
ruary IL, and filed bill for divorce February l3
on the ground OF fraud. Dispositions were read by
Mr. Jones as to the defendants confession that one
Bohm was the father OF the child; that she did not
mean to deceive Cation, but she did not know what
to do; that during her confinement she said: "Mr.
j. did not love Jimmy (Cat0n). I married him for
q home for my MOTHER Affidavits were also read
as to Cation being very domestic In his habits &C.
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A Rough Entry into the Werld.

From Drakes..MaHAdneL,
When Zulu child is frst born IL IL Of light hue
and does not get the darker tint OF the parents
some years. AZ soon as II enters the world the
medicine man" IL sent for, and contrary to the
custom OF the civilized medical man. he takes no
notice whatever OF the mother, but devoting him.
self entirely 70 the child, makes number OF ANAL
gashes In various parts OF the poor infants body
rejoicing returning next day to make the incisions
deeper and rub more medicine into them; this
second operation being performed, the child Is
washed and dried BY being moved around In the
smoke OF wood Ore, eventually being daubed all
over with red paint, which Is renewed as fast q
u wears on for period OF several months The
child Is not allowed any natural food until the
visits OF the medicine man are ended (this for
mality often causing serious consequences TO the
onspring), and o few days afterwsrd the mother
Will be seen about her work as usual With the little
one strapped to her.
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SozoD ONT.
A GRATEFUL DOOR.
Indicative Of health and purity to the
naCUsa - tie aromatic
zoDoSr
which makes TIE teeth white and a. radiant Is pol
sbse porcelain. and contains nzredient
EishlJ berisncsl TO both gum. and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions loud in their
Jrsisssof
dl7-Gm ZoDoNr
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WARRINGTON A CRETNA GREEN.
The First Virginia Csapse - he sPriag
Seosom Married BY M. S0nAeR1a04s

The First Virginia Coaple - he Spriag
Seeson MarrteA ~ M. sunAefnna2.
The bright spring days pring TO this city many
young people from the adjoining counties IN Mary
land and Virginia, bent on mafrimouy. Here no
consent OF parents In required and only a. dollar
needed TO pay for the license. % that young peo-
PIE fundamentally inclined who 1--we within short
Instance OF this city, can come here, procure n
oense, get married and enjoy wedding trip TO
the national capital and all expenses PAD tor the
amount 1t would require 70 pay FOR the license II
at sS% mat Ia;s ss q:
win os few days indeed shss the ministers
prospective bridal COUPLES come nom virrinis and
arrive mere on the Baltimore ana Potomac Railroad
mTst couple Of the spring season arrived this
O'Clock when Detective Ran not,ced two country
couples walking along 9th street, LOOKING up and
costed them, and in answer TO his inquiries one OF
tne countrymen told him that license to wed
was what he was looking for. It was TOO early 70
wal! uns W osioes ~ snics
hour the CLERKS once m the city Han is
S SassrOO% 1or Ss'ns ssn A. that the
license 70 marry the girl OF his choice whose name
was written on the license as .Endie Deveez" and
Hs o SsS By
sunderland, the minister who offciates At the
cnurcn where the President attends The party
fectly at home. Tho men hung their overcoats on
the rack, and the ladies seated themselves on the
sofa near the stove. They chatted and smiled
some minutes, while the minister was making
preparations TO perform the ceremony. Then he
asked the bridegroom: "Is your name John Dover
"Yes SIR"
SHOW old are Jour"
'Twenty-seven years,
sand your name, Miss."
"lndia Devers."
show do you spell IT."
India D-e-v-e-r.S-
~ see It is on the license," said the minister,
",'Endie Deveez.'r
That's his fault, ~ said the young lady who came
with the bride, pointing to the bridegroom.
ne misunderstood me, !" said the groom
"Pardon me, Miss" said the minister "but will
have to ask your age"~
Twenty" she answered. as she blushed and
turned her head. =
Inc ceremony was performed and the BRIDE.
groom gave the minister silver dollar, telling
him that he would do better when he returned.
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The Chesapeake and ohio Canal.

Annapolis Cor. of the Baltimore Sun March, 6.
The bill for the sale Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal reported FROM the committee on WAYS and
means known as house printed bill 80, passed its
second reading tonight This bill has been pub
ished It provides for the sale Of the canal BY the
state under certain contingencies. prominent
democrat, high in the counsels Of his party says
the passage OF this bill into law win result In the
way from the coal fields to Georgetown, and Alex.
andria will become great coalshipping place.
The line OF the CANALS almost adown-grade AL the
way. and the same motive power could haul twice
as much coal on this line as can be carried by the
Baltimore and Ohio TO Baltimore. This gentleman
says he sees in the bill blow at Baltimore and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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THE GrsursE IMPORTED

sPRCpEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEAsES
APERFECT CURE
SSrstipation. Govt. Rheumatism. Diabetes. and all
Diseases " tie stomach
Beware Of limitations
1t has gwen better saIstsetion than Anything
which have ever used--Prof Sssxen. University Of
vienna
Il have used II for years with remarkable success
Prof HlAwE>sk.
Write for Dr Tobolir--- Lecture on Carlsbad Water
aud Salt rezd before the Ninth International Medical
cSnsress. mailed free upon application.
EIsNER MENDELSON CO. Sole Agents Bar
Cay 81 New Yors- js2-M,wG
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THE CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT-The list OF SOLO
lists who will appear at the Choral society concert
at Albaugh's Saturday night Is more than ordi-
who possesses soprano voice OF exceptional
beauty, will sing the "Bell Song" from "LAkme. {"
Miss Goodrich, a New YORK contraloo, who Il
spoken OF in the warmest terms Is down for two
solos; Mr.. Mockridge will render "Celeste Aida"
and Dr. Hopkinson, baritone, "Ala Stella Conf
dente." The orchestra will give Beth0ven's
"Leonore" and the dance music from "Feramors'
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Rase lsali HonorS

ACfioS VI The AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The base ball convention In New York adjourned
last evening after adopting a resolution shat In
order 70 add to the interest In the championship
contest for the coming season In the American
Association there shall be awarded a second and
third honor In addition to the rrst honor already
provided for in the constitution. That at the
close OF the playing season the board OF directors
shall award TO the club winning the champion
ship purse OF 81, 900 In addition TO the pennant
provided for, ana to each player OF said club a
handsome badge, with his name, position ana re-
cord inscribed thereon. II shall also award and
deliver TO the club holding second place $50 and
In like manner purse OF $500 to the club hold
ing third place. All OF said money 10 be paid out
OF the guarantee fund
II was also resolved that every club shall adopt
the turnstile at the gates and that every person.
deadheads and all, shall pass through them. A
communication from the Anti-Monopoly League
was received. II offered the services OF the league
in securing an amendment TO the Interstate Com
meroe law. An amendment TO section siNty-eight
OF the constitution, imposing a nne OF $50 10 any
manager who shall give out the batting order OF
the players before game TO anyone except the
regularly appointed men OF the club, was adopted.
Cmpires may wear any uniform they chose, but
they must present q neat appearance on the field.
Manager Williams, OF Cleveland signed his last
player, John McGlone, yesterday. McGlone played
with the Clevelands last season
BASE BALL IN TIE THE SOUTH.
The New York team succeeded IN defeating the
New Orleans club yesterday by a score OF , to I.
Ed. Crane pitched for the visitors and struck out
sixteen men and only three hits were made on his
delivery. The Washington boys expect 70 play
In New Orleans to-day.
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The Doctors DO Not Disagree.
A LENGTHY BULLETIN SIGNED BIZ ALL TIE Gro,
PRINCIs PHYSICIANS

HklkCB PHYSICIANS
The Berlin Rsichsanset0er publishes the follow
ing bulletin from the physicians attending the
crown prince: 'In view OF the reports published
in the pres alleging differences Of opinion among
the physicians attending the crown prince OF Ger
many, the undersigned declare that a. regards
their ideas Of the nature Of the illness no such
divergencies exist. Just - little DO they main
tain that dangerous turn In the malady Is immi-
nent The sole responsibility for the conduct ana
tceatment OF the case remains a. prior 70 the
recent operation, In the hands OF Dr.. Mackenzie
In the interest OF the august patient as wen OF
the people VINO esteem, love and revere him, the
doctors once more ask German and foreign papers
% abstain nom all discussion concerning his
ILLNESS or the methods or instruments used In his
treatment The local disturbances In the larynx
have mot appreciably altered The wound has
healed and the canula lies comfortably. The
patients lungs are In . healthy condition. The
cough and expectoration have diminished. The
patients strength b more satisfactory. His appe-
tts = increasing. There is no digestive disorder;
no pain on Swallowing and no headache. He
s,sep4 with intsuuptionAt for hours together. As
Dr. Bergmannp mission has terminated, he win
leave shortly. Mackenzie, Schraeder, Krause
Howell Bergman, Bramann-,
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NEW YoRK TowN ELEcTIoNR-At the election Al
Newelrgh yeseeroay, Mayor OdeAl, republican. was
elected: Auburn also elected republican ucker
At Elmira. N. T., Charles 8 Davidson, democrst
elected mayor. The council b Democratic Al
was electeo mayor On high Incense platform.
KingysM y also rspublicaA At Auburn, NJ, the
repuoncans czrdeo the clty BY 621 majority, eiecs-
In seyen Of the ten wards Al Utica, N.Y.. Martin,
democrat was eleceo1 mayor by LOO UajoE1ty.
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TnH NV YoRx MyEsrIeArIon or TRrsrs.-The
committee OF the New York legislature which Is
investigating the trustA made It's report yester-
day, In which Il b said that the erect Of the
trusts q the aGgregation o. capital the power OF
controlling the various outputs, the acquisition
OF competitors leading 20 their nnal annihilation
enabling them 70 M the price OF purchasing the
leaving The pubic at the mercy Of syndicnteA
New leg1slast0n and action By the attorney-9oo-
efal r recommended.
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London Scandal

A London scandal.
TIE DUKE OF RUTLAND SAID 10 HAVE LEFT SECOND
FAMILY.
The New York Herdids London correspondent
sends the following rumor about the dead Duke OF
Rutland:
''The lame duke was known many years ago to
have formed deep attachment for a lady under
circumstances which gave rise to a general
impression that some form OF marriage ceremony
had taken place. The lady has lived In great
seclusion, and after q time was almost forgotten
relation TO the duke. since that period the duke
Is known to have been reuicent on the subject.
One fact was frequently remarked by his intimate
fr1endA that he was never known to acknowledge
In any shape Henry Manners as his presumptiye
heir, although never denying the apparent heir
causes were assigned for this, but no one yentured
TO address the duke any inquiry on 50 delicate
subject. II WAS, however, universally felt 10 b.
strange that the next heir In the ordinary course
Of events-for his father had reached the sciptura
span OF nfe-should receive no recognition direct
or indirect, FROM the duke, particularly as Henry
Manners now by courtesy as presunptive heir
the Marquis OF Granny, was OF irreproachable
character, ana had long filled a position or trust
and responsibility as rst private secretary TO the
prime minister.
AN UNAFFECTED HEIR APPEARS.
But an explanation OF this mystery Is now given
by the rumor, and II IT be true, is amply sufcient
TO account for the dukes reserve toward henry
Manners. II said that the rightful heir TO the
oukcuOu IL IOttncOnlnS IN tne person on tne eldest
son OF the late duke by his secret marriage. His
existence 1t is authoritativey said mas long been
suspected by Lord John Manners, and now CON-
municattons have been made which leave no
doubt that claimants will shortly appear upon the
scene. i am told, however. that great doubts ex-
list in the minus Of the Manners family 10 the
validity OF the marriage In question, and that
their rights will certainly not be abandoned With
out struggle. II may be that the question will
have 70 be decided by lawsuit, the house OF lords
or that Q private settlement may be arrived at.
In any case the dukes death has caused a dark
cloud TO arise over the prospects or those whom
the world has long known as the late dukes ex-
elusive kfnsfolk.
TEE TRUTH MUST oCT.
After the funeral on Friday there will not be much
probability OF secrecy, for either a writ must
be moved for TO I'LL up the seat left vacant II there
be q true transfer OF Lord John Manners 10 the
peers, or else any delay In moving for writ would
Indicate that q claimant was about TO take steps
70 make good his pretensions, and that the posi-
lions Of Lord John Manners and his son Henry
were doubtful
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COUNT sroxNEcK, the new Danish minister, who
has just arrived In the city, had an interview with
the Secretary OF state to-day. He win be formally
presented to the preatdent tomorrow.
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SECOND In. B. N. PuRsRLI, Of the signal CORA
has been ordered from Tltusville TO Jupiter, Fla
on public business
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WITNESS MYERS NOT ON HAND.
A Delay I'm the Tally-Shees Forgery
Trial at Columbus To-day.

Special Dispatch TO HE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, March THE state anxiOusly in
quired for Allen o. Myers this morning, but he was
not within call Col. Holmes, for the state, called
attention to the fact that Myers had promised to
come Immediately upon receipt OF a telegram, and
that be had failed 70 answer. He asked therefore,
that rule issue. The defense made plea for the
absentee and exhibited several kilograms TO show
that his employers did not know where he was.
Two or three additional witnesses were examined
in rebuttal, after which proceedings were sus-
pended until some tidings OF Myers can be had.
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sslsd SsRtr.i N.sionS B:nt, 20 ssksa coiu NIB
Co. Bans 1Ss "a a3 as Tapsn In
Co.. 10 bid. Nstionsl Safe Deposit Co.. I22 bid.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nd. March 7.-virsinia skies con.
s ao Pass DYE do
ana 100 Flour quiss ' .aa : ssss;
aS asmy :02s5
mile :uPsF = s S6 60 DO extra: DO "a
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sss Nay siasl ;nd Corn s1
1 %s.. and ,o Sras .na Sn n S5sS sSg
Mar n.5ss S5 ssa anti. April s35Ss5s
30 BYE arm. e6.79: H.y higher and n rn@pri In.
and clear rs sd.. psci.d ssk bacon
s.
nsS S S.ss:I'Ffy SS:S Eas
pominslly sts.dy.Rio caFsoes ordinary % fair il,
.na ~ 2S,ss ' :na :s.as
al2S frsishse 70 Liverpool per steamer duli-cot
ssss. e. s sss 81 sd sSs
Chacago Maxksss.
.oa LII 7ss n. zIs R., s0 :.' $
sS: ", a s.ss5S4 sss:. rs:H:;: so7
Polygomy In Scandinavia.
From the London Figaro
Il Is curious that 20 little attention has beer
paid by the press OF the country 20 the burning
question which Is ct present agitating the peopll
or Scandinavia II 10 not exaggeratang matters 4
the nation being divided into two hostile factions
| the question at issue being whether polygAmy
shall be recognized Is legal Institution. Tn
president Of the National Temperance Union, ar;
| Agttatfng In favor Of the adoption Of polygamy
| the conservatives are struggling a. re0olutely
the struggle y that the peasant women have, as
| rule, ranged Themselves with the wOuld-b
polygAmistS The king and the aristocracy an
doing all they can 70 put down the agitafi01, bu
y. Nisoen has the masses with him, and lt u coE
teinly 0lfncult 70 zee how The adair win end
bearing on the subject q the most yeal1sti,
cnaractss. and little ell u thought Of % talke'
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w nsn baby was sick. We rave her CasforiA
when ale Was ehfid she cried Cor C.storia
When ste became Mis>. shs lung to Castor,a
when shs had Children. She gave them cssssxix
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NEW YORK. March Upon application OF
rett, OF the supreme Court, granted an attach
ment against the property in this state OF James
Nharle & Co., OF Atlanta, for moneys loaned In
cotton transactions. solomon A. Fatman, also a
cotton broker, upon claim OF s., 37, obtained an
attachment against same property, from Judge
O'Bri.n, OF the supreme Court.
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Return OF Mrs. Garfield.
Der TWO SONS AND Young LOGAN WELCOME Her
HER ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK.

Der TWO SONS AND Young LOGAN WELCOME HER ON
HER ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March Z The North German LLOYD
steamer Traye, having on board Mrs. Garfield and
her daughter, arrived this morning. MS Gar.
fields two sons Irwin and Abraham, together
with John A. Logan, son OF Gen. Logan, went down
Chandler 10 meet Mrs. Garfield. They have not
yet reached the city. The Trave experienced O
bo:sterous voyage When on the Needles the
steamer met with heavy seas and strong westerly
winds, both OF with she battled with during
the entire voyage.
A SANITARY INSPECTION OF THE Posr-OFrrcr-
Health Onicer Townsend, accompanied by Chief
Clerk AcGuinn, Mr.. Robinson, the inspector OF
Inspector shepherd visited the City Post once this
afternoon They are engaged In making a SAM.
SaTy survey Of The Il building The upper door.
ice was moved from there ten years ago
are In a state Of approaching ruin.
Inc HIM health att ss, omeials investigated The
ments Indicated that their report Will be very en-
phatic In declaring the building as unsuited. from
a sanitary view, TO the purposes OF . posr-ondce.
The Baggage-smasher's story.
BOW A NEW YORK BELLE MISSED A WASHINGTON
DINNER PARTY.
New York reporter interviewed a baggage
smasher and quotes him as saying: al win tell yor
OF one funny incident that came under NV obser
walton not more than two months ago New
York young lady came In here with her father Il
check an enormous trunk. She got her check, and
then followed poor immigrant girl with sfnali
Queer-lookiDg box, waiting to be taken care OF
gave her a check, and the whole matter slipuef
out OF my mind until was brought face TO fac,
with II again by the handsome young lady haf
spoke Of She had gone 70 Washington armed 10
conquest When she reached her destination
trunk followed her, but II was not her trunk.
was the Immigrant girls and thu young girl toll
me angrily that, as she could not appear at tn
dinner party for which she had made the trip Il
her travelina buster, and as the wooden petticoa
and red sna&ls Of the immigrant girl were not be
comlng 10 her, she had been compelled to return q
Me-! York II was too bad. One OF her pretties
Gowns was IN the missing trunk besides q com
plete outfit OF lovely feminine articles OF wearing
apperei and felt very mean about IL. We'll. "
senr trscers after that trunk. and in about tire
weeks word came that the immigrant girl had
onr IN kanSas and was mourning for the chestfu
or familiar garments which she thought she woul
never see again. In due time the woolens and IN
shaWis reached the Immigrant and the laces an
sbaWis were returned TO the New York belle Blu
| the dinner party which me miaoed was loss foi
] ever"
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CHIEF NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR WILSON has ordered
the e. 8. s. Pensacola TO be put into dry dock to
have her bottom cleaned, at New York, prior 70
her departure for Aspinwall
To REPORT APRIL 1.-The order detailing Can't
Leach to duty In the District missionerS once
will take effect at the beginning OF Capt 0rinin's
leave OF absence, April /. The Intervening time
Will be needed by Capt. Leach TO settle his anairs
at Memphis.
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THnRR WERE ABOUT TnR1. HUNDRnD PDuSxg q
the White House reception to-day.
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INDIANS AT TIE WHITE HoUsR.-A delegation
OF six Apache Indians .and an interpreter, from
the San Carlos reservation, called on the Presi-
dent to-day to pay their respects. The party Is
IN charge OF Lieut.. Watson OF the Z. s. Army
IL Is said that the tribes which they represent
nave Deen OF late behaving so well and trying 30
nard 10 become civilized, that the Secretary OF
war thought they had better come east to meet
the President and to be encouraged in their good
work. Robert Mcintosh, the interpreter, said that
tne indans out IN that part OF the country are all