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The Parisians have 4 n,e.,, .
OF telling a lady that She i II
ingly plump. They obserys |
her cOrsets are well filed.
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After all, of what use is this pride
of appearance, for which so much
is risked, so much sufferede It can
not promote health nor lessen pain;
it makes no increase of merit in the
person; it creates envy; it hastens
misfortune.
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VIM. Rose, who killed another
colored manin this parish, recently,
is still in Jail at Bellevue, awaiting
the arrival Of witnesses for a pre-
liminery examination.
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All Of US who are worth anything
spend our manhood in unlearning
the follies and expiating the mis-
takes of our youth.
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care young ladies delicates' asks
an exchange. That depends very
much whether you offer them cocoa
nut cake and ice cream, or a bar of
soap and wash.board.
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Democratic Executive Committees
WEBSTER.

WEBSTER.
L. q. Grigsby, James Miller, DIR.
Wise, John Slack, Charles j. Gray
F. Crawford Hodges, N. j. Sandlin,
DIR. d. B. Hamilton, President) T.
M. Turner, T. r. Geren, Secretary
G. E. Mcdonald, s. j. Harrell, q. Nj.
Turner, e. j. McKennon, w. w.
Mccoy, A. j. Colbert, E. +. Lewis,
John G. Rains.
CLAIBORNE.
j. e. Meadors, (President) ID. b.
Hayes, (Secretary) w. nj. Spears,
w. l.. Cakes, G. w. Fuller, j. III.
Curry, A. L. Atkins, j. +. Heard,
DR.. III. A. Lewis.
BIENVILLE.
Il. p. Edwards, (Presi,lent) j. G.
Brice, w. b. Colbert, LA. Dorman,
A. B. Shehee, r. A. Morgan, A. III.
LOe.
E. s. Dorth, L. B. Phillips, III. w.
Ogden, (President) w. II. Prather,
s. II. Sibley, J. N. Bryan, John j.
Swindle, w. A. Stroud, Secretary
w. G. Burt, Thomas Lyles, DIR. w.
J. Mobley assistant Secretary Ii.
Barnacastle.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-10

Skirts have been tied back SO
long that they now stay there them
selves.
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Announcement

JOSEPH b. ONEAL is the noui.st!|
Republican party for reelection 80
of Sheriff of BOssier parish.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-10

A mistake occurs in the date line
on the first page. 1t should read
October 1O.' 3" ~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-10

Tw0-thirds of the world are al
ways engaged in fighting wind mills.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-10

The more polished society is, the
less formality there is in it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-10

One of the greatest wopd,o
the world is what becomes d III
smart children.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-10

The yellow fever at New Orleans
continues at about the same NOR.
tality-50 or 60 a day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-10-10

A.. McCranie, an old and highly
honored citizen of Claiborne, re-
Gently died at Homer. He leaves a
s0rrOw-stricken wife and several
children to mourn his death. The
Homer Masonic Lodge passed a
commemorative tribute to the worth
and virtues Of the departed Brother.
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See card of Mr.. j. E. Adger, Jr.
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The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Mrs. Anna Lohman, better'known "a
Madame Restell, was buried yesterday.
1850 scrubblng brushes are necessary to
supply the entire army east of the Rocky
Mountains.
The betting On the inter- University boat
race, which takes place on the Thames on
Saturday, April 18th, is to on the OK,
ford crew.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad was
sold yesterday at auction for 81, 2,75O, 900. l,
was bought by A. 8. Hatch, of New York,
as Chairman of the Committee of Purchase
and Organization.
The National Base Ball League yesterday
at Buffalo, appointed a staff of Umpires,
accepting the resignation Of the Louisville
Club, and denying the request of the College
Club to play with the Boston.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
A MERE RUMOR.

Yesterday afternoon there was, o report
afloat to the effect that on last Friday the
stone cutters at Quarryville not far from
Bellevue on The P. w. g. B. R.R., had
struck. Iu order to ascertain whether there
was any truth iu the report HERALD rep
resentattye called On Mr.. Thompson who is
connected with the qusrrlea, last evening
Mr.. Thompson stated that the rumor was
wholly incorrect and probably grew out o.
slight dissatisfaction which arose among
the workr.en n Monday last. This trouble
was caused by certain hand who on ac-
count of Inferior work gets lower wages
than any o:her stone cutter at the quarries,
and who went about the white laborers aud
induced the m to quit work for short time
by telling them false reports about the
employers. This however had been amlcably
settled and no difficulty is apprehended
Mr.. Thompson also stated TINT work ID
very brisk at the queries. About one
hundred an thirty men are employed. A
lsrge contract has been received from
Chester and blocks are being shipped to
Cuba in considerable quantities for building
purposes.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03

Mr.. EDITOR II think inasmuch a.
quiet eff1rts are beipg made to organize one
Or more new loan and building associations
In our city, that 1t is about time for you,
through the columns Of your widely cir :
culated paper, to be giving US short
chapter or two on the rulnous tendencies of
such institutions. It. Is not generally
known, but 1t is nevertheless sober truth
that can be clearly established, that nearly
one half, and perhaps part Of tho other
half of the sheriff's sales that have
occurred In the city In the three years just
past, have been directly attributable 70
these agencies, and yet the very few persons
who do make money out of them manage
ty their strategy every now and then either
to get up new or eternize some old one
with the nineteenth or twentieth series, %
the case may be. This serves the purpose
of the paid officers just az we'll, for the
perpetuation of their Incoming perquisites
is all the interest they have in the business.
Young men just entering on iife's busy
stage are appealed to, and by promises of
large returns for . email investment they
are induced to enter, and these frequently,
after paying in for year or two, purchase
property and borrow out at an enormous
discount five hundred or thousand dollars,
rs their need demands, and right here the
battle for life or death commence In good
earnest. C.,
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
AN OIL CASE
purposes,

Some time last week Mr. A. d. Vandever,
No, 100 East Fourth street, was arrested on
complaint of Cbas. Sheen, City OIL Inspec-
tor. The'cbarge against Mr.. Vandever Is
that he has been selling for Illuminating
purposes fluid known as "Oceap on )"
Upon being submitted to trial the oil did
not stand the required test, and the inspes-
tor CONDEMNED the oil; and as Mr.. Vandever
continued to sell 1t he was arraiened in the
latter part of last week before the Mayor,
when, In the absence Of material evidences,
the case was postponed Tor hearing last
evening, but 1t was put off until Thursday
evening, on account of Mr.. Vandever's law
yer being unprepared.
Mr.. Vandever says he was not selling the
oil an Illuminating fluid as be is charged
with, but for the purpose of cooking, gen.
Grating gas or cleaning articles OF clothing
If the decision of the Mayor is adverse to
him, Mr.. Vandever will take the case to
court
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
LICENSES,

It is to be hoped that the next court will
exercise a large and liberal discretion in
granting licenses. The spirit of the law 10
very plain to license any one who has the
proper recommendation. If this is done
the loss Of revenue in the State will be
saved. The scandal of informers bilkipg
he county out OF thousands of dollars for
wituess fees, and the greater scandal OF
open bl each of the law. All of these views
ought to be taken into account, which the
court is passing upon the applicants for
licsuse.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
THE UNFINISHED FIGHT.
TIE CANDIDATES. FOR CHIEF AND ASSIST.
ANTS STILL AT WORK.

TIE CANDIDATES. FOR CHIEF AND ASSIST.
ANTS STILL AT WORK.
The fight between the various candidates
for the positions of Chief Engineer and two
Assistants of Fire Department still eon-
tfnues and the applicants are now ct work
preparing for the fight In City Council, to
whom the companies will present their
certificates to morrow evening at their
regular meeting. The fight for Chief
Engineer lays between Tazewell, and McCrea
and Vandever of the Fame for first assist
ant, Charles Lukens seems most favorable;
for second assistant. McFsdden is spoken Of
as the coming man: r.. .j8p,g'"
1t is generally supposed that the Demo-
Gratis in Council will support Richardson.
of the Phgnix, for chief, and Joseph Cash,
Of the Reli nee, for first assistant. j .
About the Fame Hose House, some Ill
feeling was occssioned by the returns
appearing in the Republican giving McCres
SO votes, and Vandever II; which was
different from the votes given to the
HERALD reporter, giving VandsVer the 80
vote: and NcCrea II. Mr.. Vandever seems
to think that it is "put up job" to get rid
Of him and put McCrea in his place.
.It was stated In some of the afternoon
papers yesterday that Charlee Lukens who
received an encouraging vote for first
assistant, was under rs years of age, and
not eligible for the position. Lukens denies
the report and says he Is over 25 years OF
age, having been bora on the 4th of Feb
ruary, 1854. He ought to know.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
UNDESIRABLE CIiIZENS,

There are many of our citiz.ps who have
made all their money in tais city, and VITO
still making money here-cthers who live
upon their rent or interest on their mort
cages; still others who are officials, and
directly owe their places and incomes to the
p ople, who never purchase dollars
worth of goods unless bulky marketing In
Wilmington. One who travels on the cars
Is made painfully alive 10 the truth Of this
statement. Day by day ladies will lug
down bundles of articles, any one Of which
could be purchased as cheaply in Whining
ton as 10 Philadelphia, forgetting that their
action Is both illiteral, unneighborly, and
unwise. There are set of "high toned"
people who are always foremost for any
paying position, civic OF social recognition
at the hands of the people, who turn up
their dainty noses at Wilmington store
keepers. Persons who constantly ignore
their own city are bad and undesirable citi.
zens, as they are not good neighbors, by
preferring strangers to their own people
The snobs who tramp up to Philadelphia to
buy notion, which can be found in any
store in the line in this city, ought TO be
marked, and If they are in business. Let
our citizens treat them In like measure and
buy elsewhere. Good citizeLs desirious of
hslpng Wilup pgton will buy at home. Col1
and ceaseless people will of course buy
abroad
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
THEL COOL SPRING RESERVOIR.

The contractors, who yesterday were to
have commenced work on the southern
section Of the Cool Spring Reservoir, have
not put In an appearance or made known
their intention as to what they intend doing.
The names of the contractors who are from
Philadelphia are P. +. Collins and Jas.
Kennedy, and the contract which began in
the latter part of the summer does not end
until the basis is completed. The Water
Commissioners notified these gentlemen
some time ago to begin work on the first OF
April and preparations have been made and
every thing placed in readiness for the
immediate commencement of work. 1t is
thought by some that this action is owing
to some financial irregulsrity between the
two contractors which transpired while
work was going on in the north section.
This difficulty has not been settled and It 10
said that work will not be commenced until
1t is settled.
One of the Water Commissioners was in
terrogated on the subject yesterday, and he
said that the Commissioners had held no
meeting to consider the subject as yet, but
will in few days unless something is heard
from the direlect contractors. In addition
to this the gentleman told the reporter that
he does not think they have withdrawn
from the contract but that they do not care
to begin operation until the business diff
Guilty between them has been arranged.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Hope lodge, No. FL, 1. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 8. of T. !,
Ia the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, of
rue Templar's at McClary's Building.
Delaware Council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street. mo-
Harmony Lodge, No. S, A. o, of G. F.,
McClary's Building. -.
Champion Lodge, No. 8, K. of P, at X.
of P. He'll, 2ll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. of P, Jr. O.
U. A. M. Hail, 5ll Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, I. o. R. NJ. at
Maris Building, 9th and shinlev streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
LOCAL NOTES.

Buffalo Bill plays in Williamsport, Pa,
to- night.
The alarm of fire last night about 8
O'Clock was false.
Buffalo Bill will be at the Opera House
on Tuesday evening next.
The New York Herald says: "It was
the most sensible Fools Day for years."
F. Carson, merchant tailor, 1888 Market
street, does good work and charges to suit
the times.
II you want stylish spring hat 20 to
McCloskey's Opera House hat store, S12
Market street. IF.
Drs. Stsarns and Wilson, 80 celebrated
for their many remarkable cures are STOP
ping at the Clayton House, this city.
s.. Mary's T. A. B. Corps has decided to
make an excursion to Sea Breeze, on the
steamer John A. Warner, on June 17th.
The Shields Library Association are
making arrangements for an excursion to
go to Cape May during the coming summer:
The finest stock of clothing now on ex-
hibitfon is at the Boston One Price Clothipg
store, Nos. 213 Market and 212 Shipley
street. Go and examine It.
The news from the seat of war Is con-
etantly contradictory, but not 90 from DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, every report concern.
lug It proves it TO be the best Cough Syrup
known. Only rs cents bottle.
The best cutter in our city is Mr.. J. 8
Shinn. now In the employ of the Boston
One Price Clothing store. No. 213 Market
and 1l2 Shipley street. Give him a trial
and you will be satisfied that this is fact
In spite of the advance In the price in
broom corn, Geo. Finck 10 selling his we'll
made brooms by the dozen only, lower than
ever st his factory, N. W. corner of Second
and King streets, above Gray Bros. gro
Gerry store. Persons desiring the beft made
brooms in the markes Yishould give him a
call. nov3O ct.
With what complacency must the lady
who uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap glance at
her mirror, for their she sees reflected q
complexion devoid OF hlemish. This peer
less purifier may be relied upon to remedy
all skin irritstions. Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, so cents. milo 4w
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
nj. 8. r. A. ELECTION.

Last evening the Moral suasion Reform
Association held their quarterly election iu
their room at Tuird and King streets, when
the following oft1cess were elecsed to serve
for the ensuing three months: r.
President H. Moore.
First Vice Presidential. b. McIntire. '.
Second VicePresident-W. H. Quinn. 60,
Third VicePr s!dent-F. Whelan ,..--r
Financial Secretary-Joseph Richardson,
Recording s.cretary-Richard Burton, Jr.
Marshal-Charles B. Fletcher.
Trustees-Edwin G. Moore, William H.
Quinn, Thomas Cardwell.
Janitor-G George Geisel.doffer.
The attendance was very large and the
election exceedingly exciting
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
THE EA STERN QUESTION.

A conflict between Russia, and England
appears to be inevitable, in fact we cannot
see how it can be avoided. If Russia en-.
tirely dominates in the Balkan Peninsula
and In Armenia, she can close all North
ern Persia and Asia Minor to English COM
merce. A railroad from Kars down the
Valles Of tho Tigris and EupArates to
Bassorah, on the Persian Gulf, would add
another to the existing routes of Russia to
India. The existing ones, If our readers
will consult map, can readily be marked,
are by way Of the late Russian :onquests
in Central Asia, up to the head of paviga-
tion on the Oxus, using Khiva, Bockhara,
and Samarcand as depots, through the
passes of the Hindo Coosh Mountains to
Cashmere. The other by the Volga. Cas-
pan aud Herht and now the danger looms
up Of adding thirdly the Euphrates arc
the Persian Gulf. One Of England's favor
ite schemes was a railroad across Syria froIa
the neighborhood of Smyrna, to the mouth
of the Euphrates, and thence through Bello-
choostan to Bombay route, according to
recent surveys, perfectly practical and In
expensive. This latter project is rendered
futile, unless the supremacy Of England
In the Mediterranean Sea be
maintained. In a contest with Russia,
Enelsn would have the sympathy of tie
liberal port Ga of the world, as Russia.
although superior to Turkey, 10 vastly be-
hiud England in every thing which make
life valuable. The frightful treatment Of
Poland, the stamping out ofsall opposing
creeds, the fagellation of the Minis Of
Mimsk, her exputriatjon of Menonites, and
such like deeds, cannot be forgotten when
she enters the arena with any civilized peo>
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
Communicated !,

MEssRs EDITORS :--Gentlemen It IL
q source Of some speculation a. 10
the cause of the intense hostility Of our
Senators and Every Evening to Marshal
Dunn. Some say, at least, out in our
neighborhood, that 1t Is carrying ont tie
policy Of the old Delaware aristocracy to
prevent foreign born man from holding 40
office here. 1t Is hard to believe this view,
but taking into account the violent opposi-
ton which any foreigners meets from the
SET who take their inspiration from the
sources we have named, 1t looks a. II there
was something In my view. could
illustrate with cases, but at present will let
the matter pass into other hands for
comment. CITIzEN.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
.INSTALLA ALTON.

At a meeting of the Washington Lodge,
A o. G. F., on Monday evening, the fol.
lowing officers were installed to serve 10,
the coming six months
W. G.-J. H. Porter.
Wv. CIV. Francis.
W.Chap.-J. E. Hendricksep.
W.R.S ST. F. Moreland.
W. F. s.-W. H.Righter.
W. Tseas.-J. J. McMullin.
W. VII. G. Pruitt.
W. Jr., W.. T. Maginnis.
W. Tyler John 81. Bennett.
W. j., Tyler.-G. W. Hendrickson.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
HORSES FOR ENGLAND.

CHICAGO, April 1t is stated that two
Engli>h gentlemen are 10 this city and have
agents troughout the West for the purpose
of 5uying 100000 horses, ostensibly fol
street cars In Scotland and England. but
judging by the character of the animal.
they select, they are intended for active
movements rather than draught purposes
Five hundred animals have been brought
here and will be shipped In two weeks.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
WILMINGTON. DEL, WEDNESDAY: APRIL g. 1873

The Anthony takes out 450 tons Ct rails,
spikes, bolts, and nuts, and engineers
plant, as we'll a, supplies sufficient to last
the men for several months. Her cargo
altogether amounts to 675 tons. She car
r'es simply her cargo and crew, with the
exception Of two men in the employ Of 2. &
I. Collins, who were unable previously to
sail for South America.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
HOME FOR FRIENDLEss CHILDREN

The annual meeting of the Home for
Friendless and Orphan Children was held
last evening at No. 602 Market street. The
various committees presented their reports
TIE following trustees were elected to serve
for the ensuing three years A. Gilbert
Robinson, Samuel Harlan, Jr., Joseph A.
Richardson, and Samuel Harrington.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

The examination in Public School No. 16,
Howard Colored School, was to take place
to-day and tomorrow, has been postponed
on account of the illness of Miss Sallie
Miller, principal.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
QUITE ILL.

Mr.. VIM. H. Cloward, Secretary Of the
Board Of Education, is now lying quite Ill
from hemorrhsges of the bowels, at his
residence, S3o Tatnall street, and has not
been Ible to attend to business for some
weeks past, and for the last lew days hes
been confined to bed.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

The House Committee on Commerce, on
Monday, among the appropriations made
were the following:
Delaware Bay, (p'er near Lewes), $4,000
wilmington harbcr, 1000
Sshuylkilr yer, 10000
Delawars river (below Ped iie's
Island), 100000
Delaware river (between Trenton
and WI It, HalD 10 OOQ
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
FOR SOUTH AMERICA.

The schooner Anthony, commanded by
Captain McClaip, sailed from Philadelphia,
Yesterday, for San Antonio, s ,uth America,
with goods consil ned to P. Il T. Collins,
contractors for the construction of the
Mamore Railway, which enterprise came
into notriety from tho loss Of the Metropo-
lis off Currituck Beach.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.

At st. James Catholic Church, Lowering
avenue and DUPONT street, where mission
is now in progress, after the Benediction
this evening there will be special instruc-
ttons to the young men, to he delivered by
Rev Father Myers.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03

"My time is up" said the doctor to the
patient, whom he found using DR.. BULBS
Cough Syrup, and he was correct, for that
cough was soon thing of yhe past. Price
25 cents.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
PERSONAL.

Alonzo Devices, recently telegraph opera
tor at P, W. and B. depot, has been
removed to Bellevue station, near Quarry
vile, as night operator. His place at the
depot has been filled By F. French, formerly
operator at Bayview station, this side of
Baltimore.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
PEOPLES COLUMN.
CORREPONDENCE.

Henceforth we will give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. It Is expected that commu-
nlcations will be written on one side only
OF the paper, and accompanied with the
name of the writer. The HsRALD 10 not 70
be considered - endorsing or being in any
way responsible for the opinion OF corres-
pondentsin this column. T-Jti @fl
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03

There will be meeting of the Demo,
cratic Executive Committee of this county
tomorrow at the United States Hotel, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
HAVING THEIR EYES OPENED.

The proprietors of the White Star Line
"a British corporation) intend having a
steamship built on the Delaware, which
will be companion vessel to the Britannia,
tuilt upon the Clyde
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
THE HERALD.
Wilmington, De-, April 3. 1878.

THE WEATHER;-To-day clossdiness
'vitt tncreose probably s0tth sltghtly lousr
temperature.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03
NOTICES..

.tlt seems as If should cough my heso
Off" 10 sometimes the impatient txciama'
lion OF sufferer from severe Iough!
Ouell The paroxysms with Ha!e's Honey OF
,iiois and the cure certain. gold by all
Druggists. ~, T., nne
minute.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-03

4 . w ,Iy%A,-,, t.l%% ..S ers, ~ \. fiGp
\ -treel .tr.uCu Cihce corner MINT, aE'
Vine Street, PhilaGelriia Ladies, ar, an'
t,ontlemsn's Garm"ntS o. eSsty "SsoP TaatP
linn Dyod or .yeanseo ts;lo SHOES, feS'h
eraani Glnvep Jlye6 or OiHanssh
April 1877,