The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-11-07

the seventeenth century. W..
ance il must be for Gustsza ~
be allowed to sketch in this cs.s'
.s3lslas FHr AqyAsrsn, 's g
II the visitor on leaving az
the retrospective arts has Z v NJ lala
ache, as he probably viii M ,s nass Y
SO fatiguing as ,steadv 49, W.. ao.aa
effects Of beauty when theS IS
together), he can go down -!
sweet, water aquarium. o,,t MAJ y i Sc Y.
ing sunshine, and walk a sra 4 s -
the fishes until be has recovs.ss
aquarium is a vast art;S.s s.%
which. | have no doubt. vonl s' 4,
formed into a lager-beer gard.s
in America, as the TeutoS;c s
would find it conveniently su,s.s 49, \ |,
purpose. Perhaps / cot mn ~
on the occasion Of nv Nh \
museum by thinking 81 49,.
amounts which the TREASURES IN
there cost their collector i M
| informed you that 40 pier : y
which Baron Gustaye de- RotAssss,
good humoredly allowed to 49,
the Trocadero Palace cost i'm . =
francs. Two hundred thonssSs =,
for a few pieces of croekerv i
sum, but the luminous color /
plates can not be- estimated - 81
they are the expressisa-of trs.,s'
genius Some day< wheu ! rrIss i
who has promised 70 giyN - a
count of these collections. ~
his promise, l may be aba a s..
interesting details concerning 4.
singular and important articIsa
ALGEKfAS rTvILIox.
Should the visitor not suceSA6al
ting rid Of his headache in II \,
um, he can go to the Algeriau1 n,,|
where France shows the work 4.
colony and a specimen Of - !.
Moorish architecture. Then /
poetry in the graceful whilss,
which; melts so .,airilY is
tender blue of the I'm
and a sense Of the voluu1us
the mystery, the Witchery Of tha(I
comes over one as he enters beDnS
portals guarded by dark browedSu
and looks up to an artificial sky
baperturesin which the lightpi ~
lowed to penetrate only in soh9
In the middle Of a courtyard /
ing fountain surrounded N A.
plants, amid the foliage Of Will
sing merrily. Around the iouf
this court are arranged the enh
tons from Algeria, and than /
more complete display on IL ~
of the fair. The French Sodslsiu|
Encouragement of Emigratica (
Captured Alsatia and Lorfsimh
fgeria exhibits specimens of ~ y
which it has built for its colcnih;I
comfortable as they are, Il spbeusI
they are not considered . mliiuk
ducement to create Q settled culyI
emigration.
REAL ARABS.
Outside the Algerian buildinghsl
in which a dozen Arabs ars n
work or asleep, or polishing thar Il
orlooking very unhappy becsun I
is no desert sand in sight, and IN
they can not engage in one oriss|
douin enterprises on their own In
These Arabs are real. / fear III
so much can be said for the Tuna
land Algerians who, in glit1sing
TUNES, stand behind the countsu y
little bazars near by. These &
men appear to have had, Vt no Z
period, an intimate acquaintaar
Batignolls or La Villette, and hfM]
badly never been farther ffon |
than to Saint Cloud. ia s:sl
THE POETS TOURNAMENT
The poetical tournament, INV
the poets of France alone an, y.
to enter, will take place on the al
day in August, with Victor hlg
honorary President, Ten ~.
francs in prizes will be disturbed;
hope that they may light b ~ :
some of the starving pQes
poems will be recited by the Pr
actors. By the way, why bne !
poetical contest worth iMita
America? !,
] Permit me to drop from t1s'all
to the ridiculous, and TO inform ~
there will be a /" dog show" = e. 4
ton with the Universal Mns
and that it will begin almost ~ |,
ately. Several hundred dog. =
kindswiN be exhibited, and pr
be distributed. The EnglisA ~
over great numbers. We G n,
promised another review ahd ~ !
displays toward the close Of i1s \. :
term. A new flag has been sa as!s
the Ministry Of War for iaiaslg
airy and artillery, and on TIE g y
of the return of the old bsnnen Il q
distribution of the new, there ~
patriotic festival such as trsnN |.
witnessed for q quartsr Of : &c. =
The workmen engaged = )
an oil uzoll at WvnmirRs. N{t