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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27
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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

The big California tree that orna-
mentcd the rotunda of the Govern.
ment building at the Worlds Far,
is to be removed to the department
Of Agriculture at Washington, where
1t will be set up as an object Of adj
miration for all visitors.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

Among the men most prominently
mentioned as the successor of Sena-
tor Wallthall, are Representative r.
G. Catchings, Of the Third District,
Representative John M. Allen, of the
First District, Gov. Stone, and ex-
Attorney General Miller.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

News ccme from New York to the
effect that the Nicaragua Canal Com
pauy has been reorganized with d
capital of sl2, 100000, and that the
construction work will be speedily
resumed and efforts made to have
the National Government aid the
enterprise.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

The Biloxi Herald seems TO i'm
prove with each succeeding issue,
Its editorials are timely vigorous and
1t is pleasing to note the attention
devoted to its local department.
Such papets should always prosper.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

The bird tina. befouis it's own nest
is clean compared to .athe Individual
who for political purposes deliberate
ly tries 10 cast doubts upon The
financial responsibility Of bis govern
ment..
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

BY Governor Stones consent TO
become a candidate to succeed Sena
tor Walthall, several states have oecn
broken. II is safe to say the Gov
ernor will win. He is probably the
strongest Of all candidates AZ tpreSent
in the field.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

After demanding frantically for
many months that bonds be issued,
the republican press is now abusing
the administration for having decid-
ed to do so. This reminds one OF
the old doctrine--"You'l il be damed
if you do; and you'll be damed il
YOU don't"
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

Three Memphis boys entered ne
frigerator car on the 9Th to play.
The door was closed and the car
started for New Orleans OWN. TO
the thickness Of the walls they were
unable to make themselves heard aud
were imprisoned until the 18th when
the car was opened and they were
found nearly starved having lad
neither food nor water for q week.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

The Legislature will hardly get
through its work IN thirty days, If
they are in session longer, Mr.. Cook
wants them to pay their own expen-
ses. They will hardly extend the
time long on sreh terms.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

The daughter Of baron is in an
Indiana Jail awaiting trial for mur,
der, just like a common criminal.
Garry the news to the nobility wor.
shippinghioadies Of American.
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Venetia Station, nine miles of Mo-
bile on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, has been removed two
miles this side, and will be used as O
vegetable and fruit station. This
station is expected to be to the
Louisville and Nashville what Prich-
ards is to the Mobile and Ohio.
Better land and more beautiful site
cannot be found. A halfloilc side
track will be put in, section house
built and large public road will be
laid out through the garden district
On the north to Deg River on the
the th.-Mobile Herald.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

Chancey Depew and DR.. Talmage
sht uld be brought together in one
hall and given an opportunity TO ex-
haust themselves upon the interviews
they respectively had with the Pope
AMI the Gar.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

Archbishop satoIll, the pspal rep
resentatiye in America, Is expected
to visit New Orleans during The LEM
ton Season as Tue guest Of Archhish
Op Janssens.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

The recent loaning Of $4,000 to
a glass company by an association Of
glass workers was a striking example
Of real reciprocity; it enabled the
works to keep their door epen and
the wolkmen to continue at work.
That is big improvement on blow
ing In workmens cash ON strike.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

An Electric Plant,
A Big Steam Brick Yard,
Water Works,
An Ice Plant,
A Fig and Oyster Cannery.
Several Saw Mills,
College and Convent,
A Fine Public School,
A Wooden Mill,
Two Newspapers, ss
Five (white) Churches,
Finest Shell Drives South,
One Job Printing Office,
A Splendid Fire Department
Flrst-class educational facilities.
Beautiful Homes, Etc.
Bay st Louis offers unequale d
'seiIltics and unexcelled advantages
q The following, and Invites
Ten Thousand Northerners:
A Furniture Factory,
A Broom Factory,
Knitting Works,
A Big Flrst-class Winter II otel.
Any and all information relative
say st, LOUIS will be ',cheerfuIly
l,nlsaed at this office, by APPLY ing
aer In person or by mail. N
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1894-01-27

There has been decided improve
ment in business and industrial lines
all over the country during this
month, and it win continue unless
the republicans join with the other
calamity howlersI in Congress and
pass some legislation that will cali a
haif
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EDfTORIAL SOUIBS.

Gen. Gordon will deliver his fa-
nous lecture, "rhe Last Days OF the
Confederaey," in New.0rleans dur
ing the carnival season.
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TERM OF SUBSCRIPTION: One dol.
iar per annum, strictly cash in advance
Advertising rates mace known upon ap-
piication job printing u speciality.
THE EcrO can be found by visitors anu
advertisers in Memphis, Tenn, ut 1910
Jefferson street; in New York City, AT
10 Tribune Building; In Chicago az 36s
and $40 Dearborn street. Advertisements
and subscriptions received at either OF
these offices.
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rAs.EaNTT5T.
: WALKER, D. D..S.

Ilour,n. noqls ql oilice: Opposite Post oil
idsy ANA 4 thursday, Sal to 5p N,
Y G~ ossaatnrday, 8 a m to 1870. Mon,
& ehsiasss h'uas and Friday 5 $40 4 m.
goste Si,sd Msxiaoii oiilce; Whitman Binding.
'Aaag WsaaeaaIn WSsh,ean Glnf Hotel Hours
n laesaay ss''.,S ~ !, y Friday, Sam to 5
'hs safurday,I1 to s B M.
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Railroad Fare Paid One Way By
Wyatt'S Business
College,
MERIDIAN. -. =. MISS,
To students Entering Before Feb,
Tudry ], 1894.

We do not teach book keeping with
dry text books because all they con.
tain is unlike real business. All The
transactions are unreal, fictitious and
wholly imaginary. The text bot k
student does not make a record OF
any real transaction; he gets no
practice at doing the real work that
is done in business.
BY our system of actual businesr
practice we can give student ten
times more actual business know
ledge in three monthsthan any text
book school can give in ten months.
Send for Circulars.
!. l.. A. WYATT, President.
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PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Editorial items Extracted and Cons
densed from Our Exchanges.

The present condition of the
streets in New Orleans Is a 'suirty
shame"
Under the new revenue bill I'M
comes of over 1000 will be taxed
2 per cent.
Small beginnings it is true often
make great endings, but they should
not he too small.
WhItclaw Reid wants to be Gov.
er1or of New Yors--like tie Dnby
That cried for thu moon.
Thcinan who would deceive you
IN small things would bankrupt you
if he had an opportunity.
The streets car companies in
BrooNlyn have formed combination
and will hereafter all fare alike.
The directors of the whisky trust
have met in Peoria, III. What they
did while In session has not leaked
out.
The ci.cus men will hold convcn-
tioH at Cincinnati. OF course they
will see the elephant before they adj
journ.
The Northwestern Electrical Asso-
ciatton is in session ut Milwaukee.
IL should be able to throw some light
on electrical science.
Mrs Lease says that she will stay
in Kansas till she heats Governor
Lewelling. The rest of the United
States can be thankful.
Stcintz and Lasker will play
match at chess for twenty-five hum
dred dollars. The man who wins
will have to get n move on him.
1t is said that the measles are
spreading rapidly in New York.
While everybody wants the disease
stopped, nobody wants to catch it.
The Republican "hold-over" treas.
urer of Oklahoma has resigned.
This is something unusual, rs Off
clals of that stamp are generally
"hold-on" ones as we'll
The South is furnishing many
million dollars worth of early fruits
and vegetables to the north it is
making iron for its own shops and
foundrcs, as well as shipping large-
ly to the north and west.
The New York Tribune say THAT
a good, sound Republican admins
tration would be welcomed by about
sixty million of people. How can
any administration be Republican
and sound at the same tImes
The Brazilian situatioa presents
Itself in the light of two Thamaa eats
perched out on the back fence maxi
ing the night hidcous with their
howIs, and the only thlna that viii
make them fight Is for somebody TO
slip up and twist their tails
John Lawrence Sullivaot who in
the glad ertwhiIe whipped al comeis
in the fistic arena, is of the opinion
Corbett will whip Mitchell 81
reflective mood j Lawrence remark
ed that he would again 90 into train
ing and whip the victor. But It w3l
be remembered. Mr.. j. l.. Sullivan
sometimes warJles through his lill,
-
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loS DsON INSTITUTE,
fos GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES:
MARION. Ala

sss, 1 1. on nigh ground in plot Of five
ls sys,e;a ~ iaw!' aifording ample space
sl,a s,e.ses, Is adorned with graceful
Iaausltnaia aa'iSe and foreign shade trees aud
ssy aM w, hedges. The school em-
IlitalehtA AS sone teachers IN the literary de.
hfas 6fgoaaaf eaf IN music, one in art, and
stsagor ySas tha IN the home department.
aga op w. y, catalogue, it gives clear state
salg ana sany as,,y points Of interest to pa
lret San, 9ssaapents. sa The next session will
Y" p y. w. AYERETT,
President
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Louisville& Nashville r. r.

TIME TABLE
GOING SOUTH.
No. /, due $3.50, D. m, daily.
B, 5:+T, a. M, daily.
8, d" s;25, p. m, daily.
z, 6;55, a. m, daily, ex. Sun
GOING NORTH.
No. 2, due 1882, p. m, daily.
d, " 1886 a. m, daily.
U, a" 9:42 a. m., daily.
" 8, $40 p. m, daily, ex. Sum
CHAS. MARSHAL, surr
JNO. A. GREEN, Loc Agt.
Limited Express Daily
Pullman Vestibulcd Cars
10
MONTGOMERY, BIRMINGHAM. NASH
VILE, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI,
PHILADELPHIA, ATLANTA.
rs WASHINGTON.
N. O. Ticket Office, cor. st. Charles
and Common streets. G. l.. Travis,
city ticket agent.
Depot ticket office, foot of Canal
street, A. Z. Ladner, depot ticke
agent. JOHN KILKENY,
Div. Pass. Agt.
G. 7. ATMoRE, G.. Z. A.. LOUIS
vile Ky.
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An oiiieIaf organ Of Hancock county Chan
cery Court, Mississippi.
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Ohe SM Coast Gel,n.

of1eial organ of Hancock County Farm
efg liinuca
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esas n Flush, iOs Camp ST., New orleaas.
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EVERGREEN

Offers board and tuition from December
9th to the end of the present session ior
$72.0O, Special Offer. Address
G. c.. WEIR, Pres't.
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Closing. Wheas - Firm: November.
$40; December. Sc.
Lor1- November. ssiSc: December, sc.
osss-Firus: November, 2stsc: Decsn-
Der, zss.&-sg<c.
Rye-Dasl: SC.
bzriev-Sonin.i. 54a55c.
Ianothy-Qaiet: s5az1sS.
fiax-Ezsy: I4s5s
PorK-Ssszdy; cash. sI2 I2S.eI2 3;
January, f1201L
Lard-sssady. November. sSa2H; jan
uayy, s747. f211.
k.s:-ssesdy; cash. Sc ocss; January.
LIVE sTocE.
Hogs-Reeeipss. S. GO head: Official Sat-
urcav, 1868; shipments, 3,i2f: left over,
1900; quality, fair for the season
sales range a. S. s4<ss3 - for light; s4oSss
40 for rough packing. s405a4 50 for
mixed, and 81 556391 for uigs.
Cattse-Recsipts. L.C0 head: supply.
exceeded the demand aud price. are s5ouf
Ic lover Sales were principally n So IS
e 10 for steers, and sLs5I250 for cows
and bulls: Western rangers and Texans
were lower.
sheep-Receipts. I500 head: prices.
I5e1 800 for poor 20 choice sheen. and
81 35sg 3. - for lambs. Tbs majority Of the
sales. however, were made ct 81 T5Sta 50
for sheep, aud 81 754s 3. 50 for lambs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-27

Lo.pos. Nov. a6.--Bsr silver. % fs-fgd /:
consuis, 1a9 s-is Bullion ont of the Bank
of England. $4,000 Bank of England dis
count rate. 2 per cent
NEW YoRx. Nov 26.-The Evening Poss's
London cable says: There Was a good
tone TO the stock markets tod az, hrs no
business except in consols and mines, a
curious combination. Americans, after
improving. closed doll, especially Erie.
The feeling is growing here that rear
rangement of the Erie reorganization
scheme Is probable, and an assessment on
the common and preferred stock Is ex-
pected. The carry-over tomorrow will
show small action in Americans
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20. --Whest--Spot, firm:
demand. moderate: No. red, winter, As
l011d; No. red, spring, SIS ID; No. hard
Manitoba. Is I'D; No. l California, IS
2izd; futures, closed firm: November. 4s
lloyd: February. As 10s4d; March, Is
ll1ad; April, Is 1i1xd.
Corn-Spot, steady; American, mixed,
AZ l0sld: futures. closed steady; Novem-
Der. As 11i4d: December. IS: January, Is
Cd; February. As 4s&d; March, Is 4s4d;
April, A. zsxd.
Flour--Duii; demand. poor; st. Louis
fancy, winter, 6s.
H0ps-Not auoted
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 26.-Cieared.-
Sh Raphael, for Nanaimo. Departed
Oregon. for Astoria; City of Puebla, for
Victoria and Port Townsend. Freights
and charter-Br biz j. l. Hall, now at San
Diego. lumber from Puget sound to Mel
bourne
The steamer Pomona arrived here today
having in tow the steamer Coos Bay,
which was disabled in Santa Barbara chan
mel by broken crank shaft. Ii will be
impossible 10 start the Coos Bay out on
her regular time and the steamer Yaquina
has been announced by the Pacific Coast
Steamship officials as the vessel to take her
place.
ASTORIA, Or, Nov. 26--The British ship
kentmore. which has been on the sands
at the head of Sand island since Saturday
morning. was noated this morning at high
tide. 1t is not known whether or not the
vessel has been strained, bat rough sur
vey will be made before she is towed 10
sea.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Nov. 26.--Arrived--
Schr Dora Bluhm, from San Francisco,
at Clsllam bay; bktn KIickitat. from
Honolulu, for Port Gamble: sh. Francis,
from San Francisco. in tow OF tug Mon
arch, for Tacoma; schr Alice Cook, from
Honolulu, for Port Gamble. Sailed-schr
Carrier Dove, from Tacoma. for San Fran
cisco: sh Oriental, from Departure bay,
for San Francisco; str Mexico, for South
east Alaska; schr Mary Russ. from Port
Gamble, Tor San Francisco: bk Richard
Third, from Nanzimo, for San Francisco.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
THE srocK EXCHANGE.

WV YoRE. NOV. ". The share specula-
Ton today did not reflect that buoyancy
sAlch m ght have been land undoubtedly
vas Ia some quarters) expected from the
fsgy successful floating of the government
han. Speculative values did receive some
ssaeht last week. in anticipation Of the
Nsais reached. bu; II was not OF lasting
sAnacter. other circumstances tending to
weaken the stock market. Other govern
heas bonds were materially strengthened
y the heavy bids for the new SIS and all
The old issues closed today higher than
&c Saturday. the gains being: Elves regis
are. IL; s. registered, coupon. / Is regis
sssd and coupon. each i; p registered and
Iscsie Is. o. q, -. % and a., 2. and Of
= y per cent Al the opening Of the
asrSet firn tone prevailed and most Of
ne shares traded in moved UP . fraction
"a Buying ~ the room traders. based on
1s belief that thsve would be good
a. Tor stocks. The buyers did not,
aoseFer, come into the market
ssa instead raid WAS made on
.aieaso Gas, which sent Il down j per
ess BEFORE noon the general market be-
.asae heavy. A slight rally followed tn
sae More active stocks. Delaware a Hud-
rose Ia A partial reaction took
lAes about II 80. but speculation vss
s.ssay 81 noon. During the afternoon the
aIAet moved In she same Irregular course
= aaung the morning. reactions follow
s fscoyevlss, ths net results being in
: 0ss cases Iowsr range Of values. In
IS ma trading = slightly better feeling
t''siei. ard the market closed about
LAY. fhs eosi shares were depressed
- ID tae day BY the attack on Reading.
= gained strength IN the afternoon on
-. - eessef that ths con ference Of CONNER
- sasn % e held tomorrow will help the
@slon. Delswars a Hudson made
80 % ana Laoks@snaa ~ New ler-
Veatrai creaet - higher. broke ~
- sscoysrel p: Reading declined y,
sAsied :. Eric weat down =. Other
s's OF ihs DAY wersi Lake shore, IA;
tAal -; ditto preferred, u;
sSsEh F4c.4e, IL; National Lead. /,
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
rHx BOARD OF TRADE.

CHrcAeo, Nov. 26-The opening of the
wheat market found buyers snxionsly bid
ding 5s7sc, and from that up 10 59lse, with
very few sellers below soc. liz con-
tinQed TO edge up a trihs moro during
the next half hour. the price about 10
o'clock being 59hG59asc, but selling
against calls at 59l.c or better interfered
al the time with any further improvement.
The early news was bullish. The Liver
nool market opened firm st I'd advance
FOR American red winter aud spring.
Stocks at that place showed another con-
.iaerab!s reduction since Monday last.
The amount on ocean passage vas $500
bushels since . week sgo, IN the face of
heavy aggregate Of shipments from ex-
,,,r.in- countries, and the receipts 81
sg,,neaoolis and Duluth we're LOIS
cars. compared with L2oi year ago.
After selling down 10 &1.e on
domestic visible. iE soon rose after
n O'Clock 20 a9}1e- Export clsarsnces Of
Wheat and honr from Atlantic ports
.mounsed TO SO. COO Closing cables 20
IN. Board OF Trade quoted Liverpool SO
hsrbar for American red winter Inc
market Was strong So the fiaish q; ss13.e Tor
Nav. corn-Nsy was 4Sasc. and u sold Al
ssalaf4essc about the same time. IL
ayonnea gradually 20 $50 during tie lore
r,,,p but revived later In the day n syn
rathv with the strength OF the wheat
m.rkee The increasing strength q whes'
a. the end Of the session alarmed TIE
shorts and finally csused an sdxanee On
Nav 20 as. gssJss with ssase 'he eic'ing
ogot.tson. o.ts-Msy sod 81 S2s.e aaa
r,o.ed with sellers a. that price. fFo-
yi.soms-Janasrv pork was 2'ae 4oNs's
lard. 2isc higher. and ribs. 2ase alsasf.
Nav YoEK. New. A--ihe sino's saPsNs
- .~.s, saturday. November -. as eoaa-
- bx tbe Nsw York Produce Exchange.
= "a follows. Wheat. SS.a4A@o bushels /.
inc~rn@s. I GO 600 bushels. Cora. ass, te"
bushels; increase. Leai. 90 sashels- Oats
> Ne, 90 bnshels: increase, si,ooo oAsn - -
I've. $4,000 bushels; decrease, osNeN
BUSHES. Farley, s.sa,ooo bushels; IA
crease. $3.50 eaAns4&
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Bark Oakland will load lumber at Slim
sons MILL Ballard. tor San Pedro.
Schooner Dora Blnhm Is taking IA .
cargo oil lumber st Clallsm bay. Clallam
county.
Weather bulletin yesterday: Storm
raging of the mouth of the Columbia
river, with off-shore gales.
The barkentine John Wooster hauled
into the hunkers Yesterday, and will load
Franklin coal for San Francisco.
Steamer Renton took twenty tons OF
aour from the Novelty mills st West Seat
ne for the Port Blakeley Mill Company.
Shin Levi q. Burgess Was towed over
from West Seattle yesterday to the bunk
ers. aud began loading coal for San Fran
cisco.
Steamer Rosalis took out to viotoris
last night thirty-fiye tons Of freight and
the skagis Chief had 8 fuu cargo for Ia
coma
Steamer Hattie Hansen broke down a.
Dog Fish bay yesterday, and did not show
regular ran today.
The United States marshal will eel ~
suotion the barks Videtts, Tidal Wave and
Narthwe.t ut 9 o'clock next Saturday
morning. az Port Townsend.
Steamer Henry Bailey, which went
ashore last sunday morning at Port
susan, the mouth az the skagis river. Sas
raised yesterday and repaired. She re-
surned her ran last night
Steamer Mexico. which sailed Sunday
morning for Alaska. had 10 tons Of
freight and the following passengers from
thfs mort: j. Millar and wife, q. Blake
A. growp. and J. A. Mccarthy.
The steamer CITY OF Puebls sailed from
San Francisco Yesterday with these pas
.enre-~. For NfcEoria-H- Cannacher
Ms W. McNafE Seattie-Mrs. r q.
Chisholm, Miss " Daily. Tacoma-LoGis
Hansen. a. II. Jones.