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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
1az s3Js-g sslIsgzgs AND TIE
BANNER.

1t will be seen from an article pub
lished elsewhere that the boarl Of
county commissioners, at lis last
meeting, awarded the printing of the
county tax list to the "Ocaia daily
and Weekly Star" paper not yet 10
existence.
1t is true there is a small thumb
sheet printed here called the "0cala
Evening star" which has no county
circulation aud oaly Limited circuIa-
ton in town-peshaps less than hree
hundred al told.
The editor of the proposed paper in
which the tax list is to appear is one
J. A. Mellon, who was scarcely resi-
deut OF this county long enough to
vote in the last election, and eonfesses
to having been convicted for libel in
Peuusy lvania, where he lived before
coming to Florida.
CONNECTED with this man in the
publication OF tbs paper is the Rev.
}. c. Porter, who disgraees so notori-
ou7ly tle molly religion which he pro-
losses tha5, were he living so vile a
| rrrchss TITUS Oates would refuse him
/ ts,.ows;ip.
rae reason FOR the boards action is
aa9e q majariiy Of It's members
/ ~ nal r--r~,onmendei for appoint
70, by tie democratic executive
/ tutaift~e 81 i5~ lssG meeting.
il i-it5fa - u the people Of the
4rry Use 8laneg believes that il
.aalG e s'u.os' unanimously selected
| teans puol.. printing tie couniy of
...ials have to bestow.
For ils services in the last campaign
T. editor is IN possession Of autograph
/ I-tters of commentator from Chair.
man Jones, If the nstional democratic
executive committee; Chairman
Rawls. OF the state committee; Gov
error Bioxham and Congressman
Daris: and while these letters do Not
bring bread aud meat, they bear evil
dence that the Banner was a recog
nized factor in the great campaign o.
last year, and that the editor did hii
full duty and did 1t well.
To itS friends it has only this to say
That it has lived through Storm anC
sunshine for the past thirty-Une years
aud will survive this little piece of in
fanny enacted ii tie hands Of a set o
small officials dressed ia a little brie
/ amLMorIty.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
r. Z. HARRIS. Editor.


sdvanos'
All advertisements must take fhc run 81 ~
papFr. uniess otherwise stipulated BY eoutraei
and th0n additional caarRe viii BE- required
Lnrai o. reading notices. other than cnilint
Eiieufiou % neW advertisements and local han
hllia, 70 cents per line for hrrt insertion and &
csnts per line fof each subsequent
niIis for advertising are dHe .tficr the hrst ~
sefilon. o. when presented excerpt when utheF
Vie contracted f0T
All Decentralization for publication should p
addressed 20 the esiitOf.
CoanmuniCaii0rs pertaining o bes.ness
rsrniiianrcs. should be addressed d The rlsr
eRer,
Correspondents wanted az every fost Office %
Marion cxuuty Communications tor go IT,
tlon should BE- mailed 10 time 70 rtsch The Pan
neT offce not later thar WeiDes'Iay. io ir-uf
publicstion fof the week INTENDED.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
HOLLY SPRINGS ROUTE.
Sleeping Car Service.

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gand pu-a nieep
z~auf fast sleeper New York
vial dve the Cndnna
only
Nos 9
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a
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stand steamers 1Eana orarp
andAp
crcsa. ouur1 S hoh Connect OFafafo
Connect Cunnbe aud o dsandB
wills
Eogaus, IS eIa J.
Agent Yves BavS t-cnrner Hogan acksouv
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
cA-.lsa's Bureau Of Information.

or value to al having anything to
ouy' sell or negotiate, and keep
systematic data of every Transaction
lhtt HALLEN S LABOR SAVING
RECORDS. which are ruled, printed
and indexed forquick entry and ready
reference, aud save time and money.
CHALLEN,
$50 Nassau ST., n. Y.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07

a reward of $40 will be given for
the apprehension of Henry Benjamin
Williams, who gives his name as VIII
liam Henry Binyard. He Is five feet
and six or eight inches high, coal
black, with thin monstaehe, white of
Eyes very prominent, with a down
east; wears cap, but bought broad
rim straw hat Of Us last night; carried
doupie-Narrei shot gun, and left here
wearing a No. shoe, all split on top
lie sole Winchester rifle, No. 81
calibre. L. L. TAYLOR & Co.,
Fellowship, Fla.
April -, 1887. 423-1m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
Position q the Ralters.

Commenting on the speech made by
Mr.. Cleveland at the dinner of the re-
form cIub, the Macon Telegraph gives
this enthusiastic inte' probation of il /;
1T means that the sound money DEM
crAtsare going tostaud together. They
are not going to submit further for the
sake of reguiariiy~n
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07

Henry G. Turner, who helped "save"
the democratic party by boiling it
aud voting for 'eKiuley, is parading
himself as an advice-giver. But why
should II c. be solicitous of he dem
ucratie paPty--to hetray it again? HIS
and Cleveland's "msgnifceut patriot
ism" is the patriotism of treaehery
and leads to death.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07

Is the appeal Of Mr. Call that Of patriot or a
democrat When he asks his followers 70 stand BY
him and turn deaf ear while his palty and ais
people cry out tor Florida to fill her vacant seat
in the senate at Observation-Disclosures.
Is the appeal of Mr.. Chipley that of
4 patriot or democrat when he asks
his friends to stand by him and turn u
deaf ear while his party and his peo-
pie cry out for Florida to fill her va
cant seat in the senate at Washing
ton?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
~ gEgoalug.
Mcco1x. Died. at his home near Spar, April
IS, 1887, ]. ] Mcconn, aged y.
..If none were sick and none were sad,

Mccoxx. Died. at his home near Spar, April
IS, 1897, J. Mcconn, aged ~
..If none were sick and none were sad
What service could we render
think If ne were always glad.
We scarcely could be tender.
This young man was Baptist in
faith. He possessed character above
reproaeh, a kindly nature and an un-
selfish heart. He devoted himself
with untiring energy to the welfare OF
his wido we'd mother and his sister.
"A; the crystal rivers brink.
some sweet day. by and by;
Ne shall fnd each broken link
Some sweet day by aud BY.
Then the star that fading here
Lett our hearts and homes 50 drear
We shall see more bright and clear
some sweet day, by and by.
CONTENT.
WEArRERsRRE-Die at his home near SPAR,
on March ~, 1897, J. D. Weathersbee, aged IS.
The deceased was a native of Mel
rose, Fla, and was married October
Il, 1885, TO Mrs. Hersula Russell, Of
Sparr. He leaves widow and eight
bright, lovable children. He proved
a devoted husband, loving father,
kind friend an an excellent citizen.
oh, these parting scenes viii end,
Some sweet day, by and by;
We shall gather fFiend with friend
Some sweet day by and by;
There before our Fathers throne,
when.the Inists aud clouds are flown.
We shall know as we are known.
Some sweet day by aud by.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07

The Westtleld, Ind News prints
the following in regard to an old resi-
dent Of that place: Frank MeAvoy,
for many years in the employ Of the
L., y \. & G. Ry. here, says: 4 have
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarfhoea Remedy for ten years or
longer am never without it my fam
lily. consider it the best remedy Of
the kind manufactured. 1 take pleas
ure in recommending it," 1t is q
specific for all bowel disorders. For
sale by Auti-monopoly Drug Store.
IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07

Pianos aud organs tuned, regulated
and repaired, aud all work guarHn-
teed at reasonable rates. w. S. PIKE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
MOTHERS FRIEND

is the remedy which relieves
women of the great pain and suf-
ferlng incident to maternity; this
hour which is dreaded as woman's
severest trial is not only made
painless, but all the danger is re-
moved by its use. Those who use
this remedy are no longer de-
spondcnt or gloomy; nervousness
nausea and other distressing con-
ditions are avoided, the system is
made ready for the coming event,
and the serious accidents so COM
mon to the critical hour are
obviated by the use of Mothers
Friend. 1t is u blessiAg 10 z0oman.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

- Chicago. Toledo, -
&C = Detroit. Cleve- SO -
70 land. Louisville,
= Nashville, II -x5
z =. diana DcNs. -
S l9a s,Hn I-v. Iacksonville..Ar g oaasu zap
10 ga Or pm Ar Eyefeti...-.Ly asani. Ssp
f4sp 5sain Ar Macon ..--I>v 41pin - 1sa
4ST 4 S0amtAr Atlanta ....Lv 4 Eoprl z1a
Z 35pIu l.v.~-..Atianta .-...Lv % 5opn4. s5a
- s zsam Ar Chattanooga AR . IsprgiTe Tea
.... A=pT l-v...- Atlanta ...-Ar 80 Sapnii
..-.-l q zsp1E Ar Chattanooga Ar S5pulf $500.
......--. opm Ar. Cincinnatl.+-I-V sopirt
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
TIE oCALA BANNEI

Morro:-Tms PAPER WILL NOT
PAWS AT the FEET or THE MAN WHO
mas SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT MERIT
REAcHED THE ToPOF THE HILL MOI
VIII IT KICK THE MAN WHO IL GOING
DOWN u
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07
South AND Visit FLORIDA
S * 81 Q
Daily Daily



~ No Western Division No 70
15ll .' Daily and New Orleans. Daily - DS.s:
sep. lsa ~ JACKSONVILLE -Lv S osa tsp
59n.Il 2sa Ar lake City -.-. 81 q osa z cop
s sop r. tsp ".-- Live Oak ga Il Tsp
Sc Esp 1872 -. Madison ..--.... sra u c-p
10 ssal 3Sp! rs. Monticello .... 3 toa iga
ii 3sp' 5 scp' ---.Talial1assee Asa Goa
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...... is: " River Junction - ioa .........
f coy ~ eiisacoia . 0sp
$ esd ..-- A4oDl4S : sop ----.----
..-.s..-.t : $50 New tficalls.- ~ - ol,ii .------
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07

Horse-hoof medicine at the Anti
Monopoly Drug Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-07

$1.oo PER BOTTLE at all Drug stores
or sent Ey 1aa3L on receipt Of price,
En1gS Containing invaluable information of
Cpcc interest 10 all women, will be sent
fnII to any address. upon application. by
The BGADElELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-05-13
COIN Try ANTS

Should know that there j. rothinr
that sells 80 well lis an article that You
can guarantee to give satisfaction TO
your customers. Such an article is
RlCE'S GOOSE CREASE LINZ
MENT. itcurcs Ill aches and pains
in man or beast Scratches, Rin@bonp,
s;winn"y, and all ailments needing Il
FIrst-C,as, l.inimcnt. 40 CURE, NO
PAY, Is the motto OF t''c Goose Grease
people. Don't forget v'c are Wholesale
agents for Goose Grease Lnimcnt.
Try Ph!m,t o Liver Regulator.
BRUCE x DO5TFR
GrcCnviilc, : G..
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-05-13
The Conquered Banner.
Furl that Banner, for It's weary
Z. -, .t,N f;c dreaming uTcuI J

F,rl that Banner, for It's weary;
nnund its staff It's dropping drcaty
Furl it, fold it, it is best; ;.
For there's not man TO wave w..
t,a tborc's not a sword to save II,
Amd there's not one left TO lave IL
H. Tho blood which heroes gave IL;
And its foes now scorn ana oI"'c ~
Furl it. hide it--lct 1t rest.
Tokc that Banner, It's tattcrcd;
prnlrn ia it's staff and shattered;
And Tho valiant hosts are scattered
Over whom it ilOatcd high.
oh IFS hard for us to fOld IL;
Hard to think there's none 10 hOlo IL
Hard that those VINO o',c un;o,.'" ;',i' !"
Now must turl it with sigh.
Furl that Banner, furl il sadly,
0nrc tom thousands hailed it gladly,
HnI ton thousands wildly, madly,
Swore il should forever wave;
Sworn that focman's sword should never
Ioarts like theirs cntwincd discover,
tr;lI that flag should float forever.
Ocr their free iom or their grave.
Furl it, for the hsnds that graspcd it,
And the hands that fondly claspcd it,
Cold and dead arc lying low;
And that Banncr-it is trailing,
While around it sounds the wailng
OF its people in their woe.
For, though conquered, they adore it,,
Lo cthc cold, dead hands that bore it,
Weep for those who fell before it,
Pardon those who trailcd and tore it,
But, oh, wildly they dcplorc it,
Now who furl and fold it SO.
Furl that Banner, true It's CORY.
Yet It's wrcathcd around with glory,
And twill live in song and story,
Though its folds are in the DUST
For its fame on brightest pages,
Pcnncd by poets and by sagcs,
Shall so sounding down the ages
Furl its folds though now we must.
Furl that Banner. softly, slowly,
Treat il gcntly-it is holy
For il drOOpS above the dead.
Touch it not-unf0ld it never,
Let il droop there furlcd forever,
For its peoples hopes are dead.
-}"tatr Ryan.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-05-13
Memorial Day
in Anderson.
V.ALOR AND VIRTUE
Address Delivered Before the Ladies'
Memorial Association A Anderson,
S. G.. on Saturday, May Sth. by Col
James \. fIoyt. Of GrrcnVillc, =. G

Mr.. Chuirn,u,I ",d Ludj,S Of III,
lI,mort'j dissertation
The occasion which calls uS together
this norning differs ilom amy other
that cnn hr mrn,iourI aS occurring ON
the face of the Green earth. We are
assembled to Nu honor tn the memory
of men who have passed frulu the stage
of action. and to revive the rrCollrv-
tionS of Il period which is in he remote
past if we reckon 10y the Swltllir>S and
Importance Ci events that have come
since that day. Vet il is not in the
fact that we arc paving tribute to fall
len heroes, iol nations lont since for
gotten have vlcldrd homage to bravery,
nor that we are calling TO rrmrm-
hrancr the stirring events of other
days. loi that is common IT, mankind.
But we are here to think anu ponder
over Il cause that no lun-cr lives, and
which has no possible resurrection in
the future. Other peoples have seen
their hopes blasted anu the land they
loved pass under the dominion OF The
conuucrnr, but they were Subduch and
frttcrrd. They dared not come tnyrlh
CT AGAIN even to review the records oI
''''i pow IVY '''' '''' INV '"> i,''N NV
on lht h'hkN Oh 'h' iar-aWaN f"phr;l
YES 'h'E must pei '"r'' 'h'!''| 'h'l
haipS upon lhr W'Il""S' rs thrN mus
not ID ing "'" inc music "' 'hclr SOU
i"r rear OF tN'lllmS 'i'r vengeance I"
lhcli enemies. .\"i SO WIN ihr m'l
VINO wore lh' Gr'y> anu whose rr""'
prlN ilcyr it has been i'll these years {,
rt'ulil' me 'aill'''f'S a"a r'nrar>c IN,
story "hl'h never grows oI" |" lhc
Hie'l "''' ""'i'''' "'i' 'a''' III '''' Gay
o' 'lc southern ',lc"c'acH. NO
"'''' 2"N ,''''''''' Ill '"' ""'!" "o"'''
P'''ih' H"c,. "'' 'NH''''"''E' 'N !, 'c'"tc
me '"'"a! '2r INC purposes we nave III
'le"; y" "''''' system o. government
couid stan" lhc s'ralh, winch riSrWh,r re
W"uld pt made, were Il d'Iral'd army
I" commemorate without LET or hm-
drancr the Virtues and services which
made ii illust:i"us. The luing powers
would lnSlinctivcIv suggest and suspect
that Il rccapitulation ct valiant drrGS
meant the repetition of efforts to over
throw their dynasty. There are good
reasons for the exception in our own
land.
First, let me insis, that the Cunfcd-
crates were never conquered III the
sense that they were brought into sub
lection and treated as interiors hv those
whom they fought. The Federal SOL
dicrs never imagined that they were
capturing weak, helpless and dcpcn-
dent foe when The sun rose upon ;hc
fatcful field of Appoln.ItoN. They did
not expect the Confederate soldiers TO
get down into the dust. and crinrinyly
accept terms that were dcbasinn and
Illuminating. Whatcvcror chawrin and
modification that came to our fair
Southland, in the cmly years after hos
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-05-13

r ' United States Dop rLiH. nj OF
i ih"r ,stimatcs the vuIUo Ga goods
produced in the val ious p nitcntia"i,s
Of the States and Territories in 1890 at
about $40, ,000,O0
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-05-13
"P,' d, IN, ~ a ~,

IThhs and 10 carry elegant Pullman
eleelHnG cars between Col:.nbin and Ashcvi!i,,
natl. ~ ' N''i''h'
IrSins leave Spartnnbnrg. b. & c. division,
fVe,.nnndi !: a m, 3:4; p. m, 6:8 p. m.
UP :; M, II 10 g. M, (Vestibue Limied.)
i, itniEs i"nre ircenvle, y. and g. division.
1orN Nl"und, 10 u. m., 2:3l y. III. and 5 $50 y, M
iTest !b"!rl l.imitcdl snuthbound, l 20 a. M,
e'"o p ~ iI:@S y. III. (Veslibuled Limited
Pullman ScrvIuo.
Pullman palace sleeping ears on Trains 85 and
% 81 a;I,. ~, OF A. and c. division
"; II EtEEN, j. NJ CULP
HTn. Nif''Glnt .adcnt. Traffic Mgr,
T., nnr;ui#i"n, d. G. Washington, u.
VLA. iliN, S. II. HARDWlCK,
Sc. ihN:'. Az Ast Gen. Pass. AB't.
""hhR'oh ID. AtlRnta, GN
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
TIE LAW OF THE SWINGING DOOh.

MANY PEOPLE PERSIST IN KEEPING TO THE LEFT
u,,rx THEY SHOULD KEEP TO THE RIGHT
" o,den times It was said OF the inhabitants OF
certan great city that large number OF the'n uiu
M, xnow their right hands from their left. Ihat
noe q lamentable state of things and 10 read OF IL
owakens an emotion OF compassion In the breasts OF
the men and women OF the more iaVored hihe'ee"'"
century But there Is reason 10 believe that rleht
hc,e IN New-York City. the century Is drawing 10
a close there are goodly number OF people ai'e'eu
in much the same way as were 'hose o' -'"''e" III
the long ago . ,, ~ e,
Tho number OF swinging doors IN th's town ~
legion and II Is a rule almost without an exception
that where one swinging door Is 'heie Is ~ ~hno."el
also That is 10 saw the law Of the ntness OF things
pIescrbes that swinging doors 80 IN pairs. anu ,is >
II true generally. 10 matter whether ,ie doo'S VIZ
nsiablshed rule of the road in this country 1t is ,nat
wien people meet iney should turn ou, 10 ne me isrr
II that rule is founded in comnoh-sense a. -
10 be- it follows that when one starts 70 pass 'n,ouSn m
pair o. swinging doors Kan ne ,5e 5eonr o6er ra"e '
Observation shows. however that there are nun nun
dieds yea thousands OF men IN st nS cy who bsn the
slider this rule honored In the preach thau .ne
observance Nor are men the only onehders Many va N y
women are employed in ofe r omGss ,fes IN amen,sbe a,
ignorance of the principle 'ha one n shouih & Keep
he an Interesting question for the psychologist me
| thing now under consideration Is inc salient lhct
which has innumerabe illustrations on every uay o'
1t seems easy enough do the right thing as easy
|
| Heaven: 'Tmn 10 the right. and keep straight on
The trouble with many peope is tha lhey Pers,s, I'll on
turning the left when they come face 10 race WIN
| a pair of swinging doors. plain duy Is Incumbent
on those who know what ought 10 e done IN such cl
| cunsances Let them never depart from the esta D.
nshed rule take the left -hand door even II u
| Is swung allurngly open at the right moment by
| some coming IN the opposite direction .
| That is the only path OF safety. BY walking In u
unsweryingly those who have learned the lesson Will
be able 10 exert educatve influence upon those
VINO go astrsy as often as the opportunity present. m
Itself Let the former not be discouraged if the IN
| fuence is small The cumulative force OF the righi
Is mighty and one hazards little In saying that In
time the OF the right hand door will become uni
versal The present generation may not live TO sec
| the day but those who lend hand In the accom-
pllshment Of this reform may rest assured that ths
| triumph OF the cause though long delayed will bt
sure.
Keep to the right In meeting people on the sidewalk
Above all. keep TO the right when entering building
| or an apartment provided with swinging do"rS
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
ho,ueen One-hundred- a nd -sixty-eighth ana

ave- between One hundred and-sXty- anu
One,hundred "a nd sixty ninth SITS:
plot 0SO BY l5O feeO on west side or Auuuoon-ane
one -hund ed and-sixty eighth ana One-hunoreo
and -sixty-ninth SITS. in Twelfth Ward .o
Twelve lots in Ninetieth and Ninety -rrst SIS. pc
tween Amsterda m-ave. and the boulevaru pesfn Sf
ming 100 feet west Vi >"iS'o" " '
Twelve lots. One -hundred-and-frst and One-hun-
dred n nd second SITS, between columbus anu am
stardam aves. beginning w leet east vi H'''
dam-avc.. Twelfth Ward. - c,., Va
New sites Nhrteen lots> for Primary Schooi No
10 IDEAS buildng) One-hundred and ,niIu
and One-hundred and -thirty-fourth Sis DeSihh"s
loo feet east Of Eighth ave. Twelfth Ward 49,
Nire lots on One hundred and-elghth ana one,
hundred a nd ninth SITS, between FIRST ana oecohu
aves. Twelfth Ward
DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY.
T.. ,,s ,a,es, message to the Board OF Aldermen
Mayor Strong said:
As an Illustration Of some OF the difficulties undsr
witch the Board OF Education has heretofore
,.hored I cite the history OF the requirement OF the
site OF the school just contracted Ior III M .ne
Fourth Ward at Oliver Henry ann ,ins renor,ed
10 the full Board in favor Of ACQUIRING ,ns aoose-
mentioned site: they approved OF this recommsnoa
lion the same day the Sommssoninfs 81 q, ,saa nd
an ~ issS passed by with no report from the Com-
nniss,oners OF Estimate. At the instgation of tne
Board Of Education the May "a lss cSmpeilinr the
CCoomm,ss,oners OF Estimate appointed TO condemn
nronertv for school purposes TO report Witnh SIN
% We would be entitled to receive as such Com
mssioners This law applies 10 al, SITES anu WI VII. u
prove OF great benefit on June % las NOR .had
49, ;ha necessity for the above-named SITE notice
Us given OF its requirement The school reierrea
TO will cover about e,gni cs IN IN" world and ia
ao't az j.. buiit in fourteen months as shown by the
figures above submitted
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

TO be acquired by condemnation proceedinss' anu
which Will In the near future be submitted 10 'he
Counsel to the Corporation for action:
Strip twenty feet off the rear OF lots known as
Nos. l32 and l3f Ninth-ave.
Lot No. 222 East Twenty y-eighth-st., on west siue
of Grammar School No. II. - - 49,,
New site for Grammar School No. 50. In One-hun-
dret and twenty third and Onehundred- -and-tweh-
ty-.ourth sts between Second and Third aves., be-
ginning ls4 feet west of Second-ave: . ~
New site GOO by 125 feet) on south size or Colum-
bla-ave between Jackson and Monroe aves.
New site twelve lots) on One-hundred-an -eiev-
enth and One-hundred- and twelfth SITS. between
Fifth and Lenox ayes., beginning 10 ieet east oi
Lenox-ave. - . . -. 40
the rear of Nos 63 COS and 600 East Sixth-st In the
rear Of Grammar School No. Il.
Strip OF land l25 by 20 feeD In rear OF Primary
School No. a. twenty-five feet of Nos. IA and ID
Cansevoort-st . ,,
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
TRADE AND FINANCE ABROAD.

covsrnment regulations and taxation OF exchange
.r,,,ors are not successful In two OF the Euro
.ear Countries where they have been attempted
TIE was in the first days OF this month OF jan
. uha, was really a strike OF the brokers at
,ha Agricultural Bourse OF Berlin They were IN
a,s.d at the enforcement OF the recent decree TOT
bidding any oprations in futures and upon prod-
uca not .yisible" a measure unfavorapie 10 pus'
moss and highly humiiating for the members OF .he
A-,orl,ur,l Exchange Those OF the STOCK r'N-
changes 81 Berlin. Hamburg Ststtin ana o'"e'
ci,,es loudlv applauded the course taken oy 'hose
,,r,Ler. who thus protested against the undue M
eue,ce of the large arstocratic lando"herS ""'
had forced the Government 10 impose the obnoxious
REGULATIONS At the same time tho frehch uo'e,n-
r,oa, received one more proof OF 'he unpopular"y
., ,no law voted three years ago, es'aonsh'"s
-.,,., ,,nor Bourse operations. Besides tne iac.
800 ~ law had embarrassed the rrencn rnos W.
tnst sne I, ras not produced for the treasury ,me
h,s nroats which were expected % ~ as'' ~ ~. com
s, o,s ~ from the taxation already iaus on - 20
.e,pS pS 80 those OF the year before sun iv
Ia dco o1n francs This ngure has gone dowh 20 '
80 20 frsncs for the first eleven months OF ''0
x,-h,. the Government OF Honduras was con-
.,,..,,. w,,h that Of the United States arrange
.n,. for a postal service between tne Two SSun n,.
ments ia,her io Republic Of Central America Sos's