The sea coast echo., 1895-09-14
City Echoes.

Miss Julia Henderson, daughter of our
brilliant friend, Lee Henderson, is at
home again.
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Hartwell liuger at
their lovely summer cottage during these
delightful fall days.
Mrs. l.. Baron and little son returned
Thursday evening from a stay of several
days In New Orleans.
The opening Of the public schools in
New Orleans has been postponed from
the 10th to the Monday following.
Horace + Massic, one of the typos of
the Pass Christian Beacon, paid friends
an abbreviated visit here Monday.
District Attorney Butler and family re-
turned to their home IN New Orleans Mon
day after season spent at the Bay.
Mr.. Christian Dorm was here Yesterday
morning from Claiborne station lie Is
having q new dwelling house erected for
himself on the farm place.
Capt Toulme, niue host of the Crrs-
cent, will leave shortly for most inter
esting trip North, stopping at Atlanta,
Louisville. Cincinnati, Chicago and other
places.
Sheriff CazeneuYe returned Tuesday
from Jackson where be went to make his
annual settlement with the State Auditor
As usual, Desires account tailed with
that OF the State Official, aud entire salts
4 faction prevailed,
During Tuesday night, while sleeping
on deck of schnoner anchored off the
mouth OF Pearl river, William Coulson
fell overheard and was drowned. He
was about 60 years of age aud leaves a
family residing In this city.
II consider it my duty" says Mr.. f.
H. Dias, of San Diego, Texas, ITO ceterfy
that Ayers Pills have relieved nv wife of
neuralgia, from which complaint she was.
Tor long time, a great sufferer" They
are easy to take and always effective.
Mr., and Mrs. ID. A. Hackney and FAM.
Hare over and will probably spend the fall
nero. One OF their daughters, Miss Car.
RE, Is the talented author of that he,utI.
fpi composition, Delight, which was late
ly played with great success at West End
and which Is row receiving un .ual
praise at Cin,inLat ii
The recent Catholic res stlval cleared
about $500 90 net, the festival last Satur-
day night over SlOo 90 net, aue the fcsti-
val tonight by the colored population
VIII clear no less than. 500. 90, making a
total OF 100000. With this amount of
funds on hand 1t has been finanslly been
decided to build church in the vicinity
OF the canning factory.
The cnterprlsing l.. & N. management
continues to favor the Bay with improve.
msnts, While the road Is very
impartial. the Bay seems to be a
fayorite with quite a number of Its ON i.
cials residing here and soon this number
will be INCREASED by the superintendent
Last week The Echo printed. u little
local reminding the business people of the
place for renewing their printed stationery
for the coming season, and as couse.
quence our Job printing department has
becn busy with genuine rush. Adyer-
tising pays. Have you brought US your
your printing YETI
Jos. Fayre, worthy aud indus
trous Young man Of this community,
has the sympathy OF many in the loss Of
nus wife who died last Monday aged 80
years and native OF New Orleans. OF
the deceased IL can be said devoted wife,
Allowing mother has gone to the grave.
The funeral ceremony was conducted by
Rey. Father Aiehonse, aud the remains
we're followed to their dual resting place
,hy large number OF people.
at. the last meeting Of the Board, s'ou
ssoiiou Of AidS,man Eg,oG. seconded by
Aldarman YONG ohren. Il was ordered
thst 10 consideration Of 81 90 the petition
of the yacht club. whose title win hercsf-
tes be Inserted 10 these minutes, asking a
lease OF hfty yesrs. exempt from taxation,
Tor the .rectlon OF large club house,
wharf and boat landing, to be placed at
the foot OF Washington street, was grau t.
ed with tho following conditions: /. That
the work must be awsrded to the builders
or contractors. and Iabo -ers OF the city OF
Bay 1t. Louis; .. that the work must be
begun not later than January 1, 1896. aud
. that the ievee or banks to be erected
aad kept 10 proper condition, according
70 law. and always under the supervision
pi the street commissioner"