f*3!®vw*sf i-tfr \n\ í. X_« ^^rà-vMM The Rio News. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
Vol. XXII. RIO DE JANEIRO, JANUARY 28tii, 1896. NUMBER
WILSON, SONS & CO. AMERICAN (LIMITED) Dávidson & Co. 2, RUA DE S. PEDRO Quayle, 1ank Note Company, 1 j RIO DE JANEIRO. 1 19, Rua da Quitanda 78 TO 86 TRINITY PLACE, NEW YORK. AGENTS OF THE CAIXA NO CORREIO 16 liu.iness Foui-t-_(. 1795. Representatives of IneorporatiMl Pacific Steam Navigation Company umler Laws ur tlio Stiito of New York, 185.. lleorgiiiiizuri 1879. Skaw, Savill & Albion Co., Ld. 'The-New Engravers and Printers of Zealand Shipping Co., Ld. FLINT, EDDY & C<>.. New BONDS, POSTACE & REVENUE STAMPS, York LECAL TENDER AND NATIONAL BANK NOTES ofthe UNITED STATES; and for Repairs to Ships and Machinery AGENTS FOR Foreign Covernments. ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, Having large workshops and eftecient plant we are in BANK a to undertake repairs of ali descriptions to ships NOTES, SlIARIi CKKT.FIOATES, KONOS position and FOR «OVKUNMKNTS AM) OOl.POKATIONS, Machinery. IMtAFTS, OHJ.CKS, BJLLS OF EXCHANGE, BROOKS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS; STAMPS, A-c, In thc fln_»t nnd inonl arti.Uu style FItOM STEEL Coal.—Wilson, Sons.& Co. (Limited) have depôts at St. PLATES, Vincent, (Cape Verde), Montevidéo, La Plata and at the With 8PKUIAI, _AFK_IUII1I. t<> ÍUIKVKNT COUilTKKFEIXÍN.. Spoclal papers manufactural exoluáiyòly for chief Brazil Ports; and, among others, supply coal under NATHAN MFG. Co-Monitor Injectors, lubricators, etc.; uno of tliu Company. contract, at Rio, to: SAFETY COLORS. SAFETY PAPERS. The Brazilian Government; . > Work Execute. In Flrcproof llull.lngfi. Her Britannic Majesty's Government; The Transatlantic Steamship Companies; HALE & KILBURN MFG. Co.-Car Seats; UTHOQRAPHIC AND TYPE PRINTING. The New Zealand Shipping Companies , UAIMVAY TICKETS OF IMPKOVED STYLES, &c, &c, Show Cur-K, Lub.Iit, Ciilcntlurs. And various builders of railway cars: and freight; JAMES MACDONOUGH, President. passenger AUG. D. SHEPARD, * Coni.—Large stoeks uf the best Cardift steam Coal always Ul.Vloe-Presídents. n kept in Kio depôt on Conceição Island. also manufacturers of railway supplies, machinery and ali articles TOURO ROBERTSON, J Tug Boats always ready for service. THEO. H. FREELAND, Sec'y and Treas. Ballast Supplied to ships. of American manufacture. JNO. E. CURRIER,Ass'tSec'y. J. K. MYERS, Ass't Treas. Establishmènts : Witson, Sons & Co. (Limited), London, Cardiff, St. Vincent, (Cape Verde), Rio, Bahia, Pernambuco, Santos, S. Paulo, Montevidéo, Buenos Ayres and La Plata. BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, For Stamp Collectors ^ING, FERREIRA & Co. PHILAnELePHIA, PBNN. Brazil K Successorsto IV. R. CASSELS &• Co. Postage Stamps 11, Rua iu de Março, RIO DE JANE1KO, (Established, 1831.) O^B ^^H» u, Rua da Quitanda, SÂO PAULO, BURNHAM, WILLIAMS & Co., Proprietors. Brazil—Sets íor sale : ao Varieties, Rs. Importers and Agents for Mauufacturers. $600 50 Varieties, Rs. 5$ooo 30 Varieties, Rs. i$ooo 60 Varieties, Rs. io$ooo Varieties, Further Agencies,suitable to theirlines of business—Hard These locomotive engines are adapted to ever)- variety of service, and are 40 Rs. 4S000 80 Varieties, Rs. 2o$_oo built ,0°, Varieties, Rs. wsure, Domestic Specialties, etc, etc—are r-.pc.tfully acçiirately. to standard templates. Collectlonn 11 ., 5o$ooo' good, gauges and Xike parts oí different engines of same of ,90 Varieties (nearly complete) solicited. class perfectly interchangeable. Rs. 8o$ooo " Ali Brazilian and Foreign S/aíu/s sold seíarateb . Passenger and Freight Locomotives, Mine Locomotives, Narrow Gauge Locomo- Rarities—Nciu issues. & CO. Illustrated Catalogue tives, Steam Street Cars, etn., etc. of ali Brazilian Postage Stamps frora ^/ILSON -wrork l843 to 1894 Rs. $500. 21 Rua Conselheiro Saraiva, .A.11 tla.ox*o-u.glily gi*x&3?a_n.teeci- Bngllsh-spoken. CASA Rio de Janeiro. Illustrated catalogue furnished on application of customers. 13HILA.TBL1CA Importers, Exporters «A» Travessa g. Fpati.tssa d© Paula Rio de Janeiro. near and General Commission Merchants. Sole Agents in Brazil: JJOVTOTI, Jtfegaw é Co. L'â. Largo S. Francisco. No. 58, RUA PRIMEIRO DE MARÇO, Rio de Janeiro. HE ALLISON MANUFACTURING AGENTS OF THE T COMPANY. Northern iFire) Assurance Company, London. WESTINGHOUSE AIR Philadelphia, Penn. Telephone No. 193. P. O. Box. No. 167 George'. Restaürant. THE BRAKE COMPANY, WENCESLAU MANUFACTURERS OF PITTSBURG, PA., U. S. A. Every VA. GUIMARÃES & Co. 8, Rua do General Camara. description of Freight Cars MANUFACTURERS OF THE for WINE MERCHANTS. broad and narrow gauge Rail- New, ccntrally-located, clean anil wcll-cquipped in every ways. Importers of espect. Westinghouse Brake Oporto, Douro and Lisbon wines of the best qualities Thc proprietor of this Restaürant begs to aniiounco to his _Automatic bottles.or in casks, and under the marks ofthe house customers and friends that he has opened. a large dining The Westinghouse Automatic Brake is now in use private 36,000 on Sole Agents In Brazil: room for famiiies on the first lloor at the above Establis- locomotives and 390,000 cars. Sole Agents for ment, No. 8 Rua do Gen. Camara, and is at their service until Freight Cars. 8 o'clock every evening. Thc Blandv Brothbr. & Co., Westinghouse Air Brake Co. are prepared to fili orders for one to one thousand sets of Air Brakes for Freicht Norton, Megaw & Co., The proprietor gives his personal attention to lhe catering Cars, at one hour's LU Exporter of Madeira Wines notice. For further particulars apply to their G. Publlbr & Co., Bordeaux, Tbí service and kitcljeu are of tlje best. Sole representatives in Brazil: Exporter ol Bordeaux Wines; W. HISLOP, E. Rbmv Martin & GEORGE SCHNEIDER, Proprietor. Norton Megaw &*• Co. Ld. J^AWRENCE Co., PELOTAS, Exporter of Cognac 58, Primeiro de Março. and Dealers in Rio de Janeiro. HISLOP & Co. Burgundy, Rhine and Mosel wines, Sherries, Champagne Grand Hotel International Cognacs and Liqueurs ofthe best brands. HE HARLAN AND RIO GRANDE DO SUL, SITUATED ON THK PICTURKSQ.K HOLLINGSWORTH flua da Alfândega, 83. SANTA THERESA HILL, T COMPANY. Hrazil. Ship, Steamer and Rua do Aqueducto No. 108, Wilmington, Del. General Commission Agents. Correspondence and Consignments Tnvited. RãüMER ã CO. and served every 15 minutes by the tram-cars line from the MANUFACTURERS town (plano inclinado, rua do Riachuelò) to this hotel, and OF Established 1884. Silvestre. Every description of Passenger 136, RUA DO OUVIDOR This establishment, the first in Rrazil, for its elegance, Bankers, LONDON & BRAZILIAN BANK. comfort and situation amidst forests and enjoying the most Cars for broad and narrow l/d. magnificent scenery views ofthe immntaius, town, thc harbor guage Codcs used: and high seas, is lhe most suitable for famiiies and gentlemen Railways. TAILORS AND COSTUME-MAKERS. of distinetion. No. Special attention given to the See- 1, AB C, Watkins & Scotts. This eslablisliment is mour.ted lo execute every Excellent restaürant, always ready. order. tional Construetion of Carriages for Finest wines and liqueurs. Numerous shower and warm shipment to Foreign 1 rânSlatlOnS from English Specially in costume-making. baths. Purest air, temperature bracing and invigorating. Railways. into Português: Caslimeres, serges, and vice-versa. Apply woollens and ilannels, No health resort in the world is better. to C. S. c.s this ofiice. mohairs, alpaca*. br ins, For further information apply to F. MENTOES, ele, ele, also silks and Sole Agents in Brazil: fancy stulVs for ASSKMI1L_A 8018. dresses, kept in slock. 72. TeLKPIIONR Norton, Megaw ft Go., LU 1. JL DE IlMA át (SO. Superior qualities of Ladies' >tockings and slioes. SOCIÉTÉ AN.ue \ DINING IN PALESTINE. HCENIX FIRE OFFICE. HUE (Eljuvíli pimtorij CHARLES A man just back from tiiè Holy Land tells a P ' CHRIST CHURCH.—Rua do Evaristo da Veiga.-Mont- very interesting story of dining in Palesline. A Estabiished 1782 Commission Merchant and Ship Agent ing service every Sunday at na.m. Evening service very large circular tray of tinned copper, placed during cool season according to notice. . Holy communion a in tlie month and on a coarse wooden stool about foot high, served Authorized by Imperial Decree No. 8,057 op Rua Fresca No. B. after morning service on ist Sunday of this stood another on 3rd Sunday at 9 a. m. Baptisms after morning ser- as a~ table. In tlie centre March 241/1, 1881. P. O. Box 391. RIO DE JANEIRO. vice, or at other times by special arrangement. tiay, wilh a mountain of pilaff composed of rice HENRY MOSLEY, M.A, British Chaplain. boiled and buttered, with small pieces of meat Insures against risk of fire, houses, goods and merchandise, Water supplied on short notice. Telephone 374. and upon it. This was the chief with the most favorable Rua das Larangeiras, strewn through and offers tlie best of guarantees dish though tljere were other smaller dishes, both conditions. — UETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Largo do meat and vegelable. Ten persons sat around the G. C. Anderson, Agent. Cattete. English services at 12 m. Sundays Lecture; lhe carpet, with services Thursdays, m. table, or rather, squatted upon 7.30 p. knees drawn up close to their bodies. Each 2, Rua General Camara—ist door. CONSOLIDATED Portuguese services : at 10 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Sun- their DENTAL MFG. Co. days; 7:30 p. m. Wednèsdays—Rua Riachuelo N. iu8, hid before him a plate of tinned copper and a 7.30 p. m. Tliürsdàys.— E. A. TILLY and JOSÉ DA wooden spoon, which some used without the plate. UNION COSTA REIS, Pastors. Sunday School ii. a. m.: a. OMMERCIAL ISTEW TORK. Sundays, 11 a. m. aud Rev Most, however, preferred to use the fingers of the LIM'D. Fabrica Carioca, 4. p.m. dipping c ASSURANCE COMPANY, A. J. MELLO. left hand, sej_e.tál their hands together as at Barreira. into the dish, the disciples did the last supper. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-NVis Travessa da as any one had hnished he rose and went Fire and Marine. Manufacturers of Poreelain Teeth, Services in Portuguese every Sunday at n a.m., and 7 As soon p. m., Sundays; and at 7 p. m. Thursdays. into another room to have water poured over his hands to wash them, and the vacant at the Instruments, filling materiais, etc. ANTONIO LINO DA COSTA, Pastor. place Capital £2,500,000 table was instantly filled by a new comer. The BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rua de Sant'Anna No. .5. was on the mat under Republic of Brazil: Guaranteed as good as the best, bread laid the tray, so as to Agents for the Services in Portuguese every Sunday at n a.m. and be easily reached, and a of water, the only 7. p.m; and every Wednesday at 7. p.m. jar Walter Christiansen & Co. at lower prices. Get a sample set of beverage used during the meai, stood within r.each. W. B. BAGBY, Pastor. Besides rice, stews of beans or cracked wheat, No. us. Rua da Quitanda. teeth at Residence: Ladeira do Senado No. 22. with thick soup or sauce poured over them in the IGREJA EVANGÉLICA FLUMINENSE.—Rua Larga central bowl, are also in íashion. Spoons, though C. S. BONTECOU & Co. de S. Joaquim, No. 179.—Divine service in Portuguese soinetinies provided, aie ofien wanting—pieces of HE MARINE INSURANCE COM- on Sundays: Prayer meeting at 10 a. m. ; Worship at 11 thin biead, douhled, serving instead. Knives and Representatives for Bra/.il. a. m. Biblical class to study the Holy Scriptures, at 5, forks are unknown; and as there is no special T PANY LIMITED. afternoon. Gospel preaching, al 6>£p. m. on Wednèsdays. Biblical study, and at m. dining-room, there is no furniture suited for one. preaching, 7 p. Hence, tables and chaiis are never seen. So far, M. G. DOS SANTOS, Pastor. Capital ^1,000,000 sterling JOÂO indeed, are Orientais from thinking it strange to 2, Rua 1.° de Março. dip their fingers into the common dish that it is a Reserve fund.... £ 500,000 ,, Htcfticul gHmtovi) special act of politeness to grope in it for the visilor and lay nice morsels before him, or even into his mouth. A geni in Rio de Janeiro & B. DOUGLAS Dr. William Frederick Eisenlohr, German Physi- insist upon putting them cian. Office: 78, Rua General Camara. Consulting hours G. C. Anderson. w. from 12 to o. m. 3 OF BARBADOS. MIDDLE TOWN, CONN. Dr. Ed. Chapot Prevost, of Histology, espec- VITAL STAT1STICS 2, Rua General Camara—ist floor. professor ialy of Gynecology, and Surgery in the Faculty of Medicine; The vital statisties of Barbados reveal the Office: 23, Rua da Quitanda; Hours from a-4 p. m. Resi- dence No. 3, Rua Alice, Larangeiras. alarming facts that while the death rate in the 13 OYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, island has for manj been sleadily advancing, Manufacturers of Hydraulic years pumps, the population has been increasing at tlie unusually LONDON AND LIVERPOOL f|íUsjCjenatt*jrttis. rapid rarte of nearly IO per cent. per annum. In rams, pump chain, garden the decade of 1861 to 1870 the death iate was no Capital ,£2,000,000 engines, Yard kydrants, street AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETVS AGENCY. - No. 96 higher than 21.54—a stite ol things comparing Accumulated Funds £6,000,000 Rua da Assembléa.-H. C. TUCKER, Agent. favorably with many English towns not accounted washers, etc. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETVS AG- unhealthy ; but iu the year 1894 it attained to Insures against the risk o( fire, houses,goods and.nerchan ENCY.—Rua Sete de Setembro No. 71.—On sale, the 34.30. As usual, the mortality has been prin- dise ol every kind at reduced rates. Holy Scriptures in Portuguese, English, French, German, among and iheaged. Sole representatives in Brazil, cipally tlie cliildren In St. Moore &- Co, agents. Italian, Spanish and other languages. Philips it is even repoited lhat twothirds of the John JOÃO M. G. DOS SANTOS, Agent. deaths are those of infants. The chief cause No. 8, Rua da Candelária. C. S. BONTECOU & Co. BRITISH SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY AND READING appears lo be the deeliiihvg prosperiiy ofthe island ROKOM.— 113 Rua da Assembléa.—Open from noon to iu accordance with the Malthusian law. Mr. Le 6. p. m. For terms, apply to I.ibrariau. Hunte, the colonial secretary, expresses the ONDON AND LANCASHIREFIRE RIO SEAMEN'S MISSION.-Resiand Reading Room.- opinion that had it not been fur the providentially 35, rifada Saudei ist floor; Hbnry Brandreth, Miss- and breadstuffs this Ji j Caixa 1055. 2, Rua Io de Março. òf books, magazines, etc, also of low prices uf flour year, the nmer. Gitts papers, and death would IN.SURANCE Co. left-off clothing, will be gratefully received at the Mission result of disease have been even or at No. 25, rua Theophiio Ottoni. more marked among the great laboiing population. To what does this point, he a-ks, bm the natural HOSPITAL, WEST COAST ITEMS. result of a struggle for existence in an over- Capital (fully subscribed) ^2,1*7,500 STRANGERS* over-crowding Reserve fund £ 670,355 crowded and ever population ? 110, Rua da Passagem —The Peruvian congress closed its sessions on "Ti does not mean," he continues, " that Bar- Agents tn Rio de Janeiro the 25th. bados is gettíng less healthy, or that lhere is any its reputaiiun Ritchie —The of Valparaiso fear of losing its for being the Watson & Co. Western Courier has been healthiest ol her Majesly's tropical Now open for the reception of suspended lor lack of support. pos-essions, No. 25, Rua de Theophiio Ottoni. patients. and even of its being able to bear comparison with —The Chilian government has decided to es- any olher place in this respect. It means that ASSURANCE tablish a coal depot at Punia Arenas, Straits of nature is exerting herself in a very unmistakeable (FIRE) Non-sijbscriurrs will he admitted on presentation ofan Magellan. way ; that the fight (or life is geiiing sharper, and COMPANY Order of Admittance signed by any subscriber. The payment that when hard times come, and shadow NORTHERN ofa sum eqüivalem to afortnight's treatment, or a —A their is guarantee Santiago telegram of lhe 23rd inst. says that at our doors, the difficulties will become Estabiished 1836 for ali expenses from some resident in good standiug, will be is decidedly favorable to the idea accen* required. the Chilian press tualed."—London Daily Netos. of tecognizing the Cuban insurgents as belliger- Applicants for adinissioii should present themselves between nnts. Capital £3,000,000 to aud 11 a.m., if possible, or should first see the visiting phy- Accumulated funds ^4»°57»000 sician (Dr. Bandeira) before going there, in order to secure —The Chilian navy is evolutions, From The National Review. medicai attendance. practising prompt but at lhe same time the Chilian press sees some- SUBSIDIES TO TIIE FRENCH PRESS. Patients employing other can direct to the Agents in Rio de Janeiro physicians go thing aggiessive in the Argentine navy doing the Hospital, but should carry wilh them the physiclan's instruc- The amount distributed in the form of subsidies — same thing. Wilson & Co. tions as to assigiiiueut whether in the ordinary or fever by the Panamá canal among lhe French press, wards, and whether in a general ward or private room — and —The Chilian is resenting the continued taking lion's N°. 21 Rua do Conselheiro Saraiva. the above memioned "order of admittance.'' press lhat of Paris the share, has commonly belligerant tone of lhe Argentine La Prensa. The been estimated, in the absence of precise informa- at this office. Orders 0/admittance may be procured laiter is apparently determined to foinent trouble li.m, at 25,000,000 franes. The sums paid t> RITISH & FOREIGN MARINE The consultiug oITice ofthe regular visiting physician is: between lhe two countries. individual newspapers have been published, and range Irom 10 franes, more or Dit. Bandkira No. 75 Rua 1" de Março. —A Santiago telegram ofthe 25th inst. states 50,000 300,000 B INSURANCE COMPANY, LIM'D less, the amount given ofien depending rather on from t to 3 p. m. that lhe Chilian government has sueceeded in obtaining on favorable terms through the house the avidity and tenacity of the' ciai man t than on The visiting hours are, for the present, 8 to 9 in the mom- of Rothschild & Sons a loan of the influence ofthe organ he represented. When Capital £1,000,000 sterling ing and 5 to 7 in the evening for patients and from 3 p. m. ^2,000,000. the Panamá scandal was undergoing investigation to 6 p. m. for the nursing stafl. —A Reserve fund... ,,1,328,751 ,, Santiago telegram of the 24th says that by a parliamenta'y committee, a well-known General Kòiner has been visiting the Andes region editor, being asked if he had received money from Uncalled capital. ,, ,,2,400,751 to see what slrategic points should be fortified, in the company, replied lhat he had, and added FOR SALE order to the counlry in a state of de- haughtily, " I have lhe ri^ht lo sell my place good " publicity, fence. have I not ? Nowhere outside of France would Agent : P E. Swaniuick, A nice set of rustic furniture for garden or siiinmer-house. newspaper editor so lightly assume —A telegram of the 27th says the a the right to ^, Travessa do Conselh iro Saraiva, Contains tliirteen pieces: 3 tables, 1 sofá, 1 rocking-chair, Santiago under has resolved send sell his opini-ms the name of publicity, and 8 other chairs. The set is new and will be sold cheap. Chilian government lo several when a national enterprise oflicers to Áustria to study the military system especialiy was involved, Can be seen at No. 96, Kua da Assembléa. of which Au>tiian army, íor the support patriotism should have FIRE AND LIFE and organization ol the for the sufficient motive. ' of inlroducing such improvements into been a The relations of the GUARDIAN purpose ress to Panamá have never been fully ASSURANCE CO., LIM'D. PRIVATE LESSONS. Chili as may be considered valuable. j elucidated, judges ani witnesses at the trial taciily agreeing —Thc Miss Marion Scaddiug having returned frum England, will Chilian papeis are becoming very indig- to leave this phase of the case in obscurity, and of having be glad to arrange for pupils at Peiropolis, where she intends nant over the warlike preparalions the Argen- the newspapers their own reasons for keep- tines. They consider lhat such enormous arma- ing silence. If Charles de Lesseps Agents in Rio de Janeiro passing the summer.—So, Rua do Imperador. had desired, ments are inexcusable for a nation at peace with he might have made some piquant revelations. Smith Youle & Co. ali her neighbois. It is singular how quickly we In any event, lhe press, byitsindiscriminate praise New York firm wishes to buy can see such a wrong—when it is commitled by a of the project, evoked an enjhusiasm that led to its ou neighbor ! When Korner was in Europe suecesses, and Março. Rails, Scrap Iron, Old Copper, Old Brass, New buying fiist illusory must be regarded as Ho. 3S Rua 1? Je Cuttings ai ms and munitions, the Chilian saw no the chief cause ofthe final catastrophe. of Cotton and Wool Clúthing. Enquire f jr at press parliculars harm in it at ali, even when the Argentines com- The newspapers that are simply estabiished to Messrs. E. Johnston >V Co., 62, Rua S. Pedro. BRAZILIAN COAL Co. plained. make a living are naturally not scrupulous regard- ing the means. The Òf individuais LIMITED. puffs and mer- THE PRINCE HENRY OF BATTENBERG. chandisé in the news columns ofa newspaper are l\epi es eu lati * 'es of S. Domingos* lhe most excusable form of ihis sort of "publicity." The British colony of this city was deeply an edtor's TO LET:—Nice rooms, with sea-bath at thc door, in a The sale ol opinions to a national en- surptised and affected on the 231c! by news of the lerprise, or of his silence in regard Ld., house: with board, if picfcrrcd- to an estab- GORY BROTHERS & Go., London private der.th at sea 011 the 20I1 of Prince Iíenry of Bat- lishment whose only aim is the impoverishment ldem GardilT RUA FRESCA, N. 7. tenberg, who, as is well known, was married to and demoralization of the public, is of extremely Princess Beatrice, the youngest daughter of Her doubtful moralty. The same may be said of Majesty Queen Victoria. another form ol expíoration, not of individuais, We hear lhat on recíipt of the sad * A constant supply of fresh steam coal "Cory's Merthyr' (Offieial gtimtori) news the but of an idea—that of immor.ility—which has British minister at once telegraphed in the name always on hand. Pionipt delivery at reasonable long furnished abundant material to ihe humorist, prices. of Her Majesty'*. servants and the Biitish com- and of Tugboals always ready fot service. 'ty the writer romance. It is only necessaiy U.S.LEGATION.—Petropolis.THOMAS L.THOMPSON num at Rio de laneiro, teudering their hearlfelt to mention one novelisi, Zola, who • Minister. labored indus- OFFICES condolence with Her Majesty the Queen, Princess triously in this field, till the de>ire to become an Beatrice and the BRITISH LEGATION.—No. t, Rua Visconde de Itaborahy royal family. and that a few academicían caused him to luin his attention to houis afterwards he received a message Praça do Gorotpcrcio, Salas 26 arçd 27. (oppoàte Custvm House). Petropolis. EDMUND C. H. expressing cleaner subjects, and even to themes that ha l an PHIPPS, Minister. lhe Queeirs and Princess Beatiice's thanks for the odor of snnctity. The humorous weeklies that sympathy shown i-.i their bereavement. Camara — -<*, have lor many years found it impossible to live Entrance: Rua Gen. AMERICAN CONSULATE GENERAL NC Rua The flágs were kepl al half mast Theophiio Ottoni. Wm. T. TOWN ES, Cônsul for three days without rendering viriue contemptible, ani exalt- General. at the British consulate-general, at the DEPOT: consnlates ' in.* vice directly or ind-rect.y, have of la'e vears BRITISH CONSULATE'-.-? GENERAL. - N. t. rua Vis of o her naionabties and at the offices of lhe lead- sunk still lower, and are n >w filled Itt'*ot*hy --:*.-¦ m h indécènt conde de C*;--. n House. 1 WILLIAM in.* British commercial firms in this ci'.y as also engravings that would not be t lerated elsewhere, dos Ferreiros G. WAGSTAFF, Consr.I General cn tlie Btilish ships lying Ilha in the harfa >r. either by press, public, or julici.ii aurhorily. "x- ¦' ( •"*-. '. ¦ ¦..'.-::¦..' . , ¦: ¦*..-' •- January 28th 1896.] THE RIO NEWS. BRITISH BANK OF KAFFA COFFEE. with so much coffee in the house, do not SOUTH When we are enjoying a fragrãnt cup of trouble to lhe AND BRAZILIAN THE AMERICA, LIMITED. gather grains when ripe coflee it is pleasant to reflect, says a foreign Another authority on this subject, M. Mas- LONDONBANK, LIMITED. 1 saja, HEAD OFFICE: newspaper, that there is one country, çonfirms the above .statements and 2 A, MOORGATE ST. basing though only one, where the coffee plant his opinions on the traditions óf the Capital C 1,500,000 London E. O. Ivaffas and grows and flourishes without cultivation. the Arabs of Moka and Jemen Capital paid up , 750,000 This country—according to an Italian says that this which the Reserve fund ,1 600,000 plant, greater part Capital.. £ 1,000,000 traveler—is Kaffa, in South África, from of botamsts assert to be a native of Arábia Idem paid up ...... „ 300,000 which town, it is surmised, the took comes instead from Kaffa, whence HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. Reserve fund > plant "And it takes 380,000 its name. "I affirm what I have seen," us name. this," he continues "ap- "namely, says this traveler, that Kaffa is pears to me probable, as Kaffa and the ad- IN RIO DE BRÀNGH OFFICE JANEIRO Office in Rio de Janeiro : the only country in the world where coflee jacent territory are, as far as I know the iot Rua da Alfândega grows spontaneously, comes to maturity only places where coffee grows so spontan- 31 A, Rua Io de Março eously, and produces perfect fruit without any cul- and with such force of vegetation in Branches Draws 011 Head Office and the following tivation at ali." At the present day, he lhe woods. And the plants which ve*e- Bianches at and Agencies: ;:* continues, there is not a house in Kaffa tate under the shade of the great forests a°re S. PAULO, SANTOS, BAHIA, PARÁ, MONTEVIDÉO, which does not according to the natives, LISBON, OPORTtt, PARÁ, possess a piece of ground of excellent qual- BUENOS AIRES AND ROSÁRIO planted with coflee, and he himself, during íty, and hot subject to any of the diseases PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, SANTOS, SÃO PAULO Agencies at Pernambuco, Ceará, Maranhão and his two years' stay in the place, had about which generally attack those which oTuW in CAMPINAS, RIO GRANDE DO SUL, Rio Grande do Sul. "How three thousand plants in the ground ; but the open country." far the assertion PORTO ALEGRE, MONTEVIDÉO, PELOTAS, Draws on its Head Ofiice in London : that which grows spontaneously in the oí the Kaffas is true," says this writer, "I BUENOS AYRES AND NEW YORK. The London Joint Stock Bank, Limited, woods, producing without artificial means, cannot venture to say ; it is a fact, íiow- Also 011: London. was always esteemed the best. And, in ever, that rich Messrs. Heine &• Co. proprietors, in cultivating Cm rie òr- Co., fact, rich people, in order to have and this shrub near their dwellings, always Messrs. Glyn, Mills, , Ä Paris. good se- London, Messrs. J. Berenberg Gossler &>. Co. fresh coffee every morning, keep a piece of lect the most shady spot; and if trees are Hamburg. ground apart in their farms thickly scarce, they have them in Messrs. Ma liei Frères &- Co., planted planted a manner and correspondents in Germany. with the forest trees, beneath which the so as to form small forests." Paris, Sig. Giuho Belinzaghi plant thrives and bears better and more aro- There is not a house in Kafla which is Messrs. Schroder & Co., Jr. H. Schoder òV Co., matic fruit than when in the open. Here not surrounded by coflee woods or nachf. Hamkukg, and correspondents in Italy. planta- the berries are gathered daily for the family tions, the produets of which always surpass The Bank of New York, N. B, A. Messrs. Joh. Berenoerg, Gossler & Co. consumption. Another advantage men- the necessary for New York. quantity the family's con- Hamburg, tioned with regard to forest-grown coffee is sumption. When the coffee is fresh, the that it is never subject to any malady, natives eat it fried with Messrs. Granel Brown &• Co. Receives deposits at notice or for fixed salt and butter. or Genoa, periods and transacts whereas the from make an in every description of Banking business. other suffers a variety of fusion of it, as we do. The diseases. Again, the wild plant germinates plant is propagated in two ways in Kaffa— BANK FUR ina fortnight, while the domestic one does by transplanting and sowing. In the for- BRASILIANISCHEDEUTSCHLAND. T)ANCO NACIONAL BRASILEIRO. so after several months only. It is usually mer case, they generally wait foi* the rainy *-* RIO believed that there are various species ofthe season. Then, DE JANEIRO. proceeding to the forest, Established tn Hamburg on ibth December coffee plant. Our iníormant, however, is such plants as have taken from -'Direction growth 1SS7 by the der Disconto Gesellschafi" Paris Branch: 5, Avenue of opinion that there exists but one plant, seedsfallen to the veg«tiling to the "' de 1'Opera. ground, in Berlin and the Norddeutsche Bank in which, nevertheless, according to the difler- detriment of the larger shrub by ròbbing it Hamburg," Hamburg. ent methods of cultivation, undergoes a of its nourishment, are taken up. Caiais, Capital paid up: Rs. 10.000:QOO$000 certain change. As, for example, in the however, taken not to loosen the earth ad- Capital. 10,000,000 Marks. wild and domestic plant; and, again, in hering to the young roots, which are re- that which is favored by cli ma te and soil, planted in a free spot, in hole.s about twelve BRANCH-OFFICE IN RIO DE JANEIRO. Board of Directors : and lhat which is not. Much also depends inches deep, so that not more than nine (Caixa 108J upon the cultivator. The same species inches of the plant remain above Branch-offlcôs In São Paulo and Santos President : Conde de Figueiredo, ground, growing wild produces small berries, which and in a slightly slanting The (Caixa $io.) 185,) positiòn. (Caixa Vice-Presiclent : Visconde de Guahy, become double the size when cultivated. sowing or coffee takes place as soon as the Draws on: ripe Direction der Disconto V Directors : Pedro Gracie, M. G. Duarte It is also impossible, we are reminded, that fruit is harvested, in ground freshly Gesellschaft, Berlin. [ one harvest can nothing but fine and Norddeutsche Bank in L. G. Gomes. produce ploughed well manured. After one or Germanyj...... i {and corres- ^ Hamburg, Hamburg. ( pondents. full berries ; consequently the bad and the two years, the young are transported M. A. von Rothschild 1 Manager of the Paiis Bianch : plants Sõhne,Frankfurt good are mixed together for sale, or sold to a spot where they will remain till the a M. J M. Francisco N. B. M. Topin. separately at different by the coflee time of f M. Rothschild & Sons, London. prices produetion is finished. A little I Manchester and Liverpool District merchants. The small unripe have while after the England ...{ Banking Company,Limited,London. grains transplanting or sowing, the I Union BaiikofLondon,Limited,London neither taste, nor smell, nor form. An ap- Arabs take care to exterminate ali weeds and Wm. Brandt's [ Sonsf & Co., London. Correspondents: parent variety in coffee is likewise useless growths. The Kaffas, however, í Credit Lyonnnii, Paris and branches. produced, do Paris, according to the time employed in and the not trouble themselves } Comptoir National d' Escompte de Bruxellés, Amsterdám, Geneva:— Banque about any weeds . France I Pí,rÍR'Paris< manner ofgatherihg the at harvest except for the Heine de Paris et des Pays 15as. grains plants near their habilations' j & Co., Paris. time. Coffee requires several months the result being , Ltóard Frères & Co., Paris. London : Messrs. N. M. Rothschild & Sons. to that the weeds and para- ( André Nettfltze & Co., Paris. come to maturity in KalTa ripe sites, increasing Berlin and other German cities: Deutsche Bank. ; berries be- with ali the force belonging Snain 5 Credit Lyonnais, Madrid, Barcelona to appear in and to inter-tropical ( and correspondents. Portugal: Banco de Lisboa e Açores. gin September, are fit for vegetation, often íinish by in November. Any suflbeating Be'B,UmH_.l_.i11m S\ Banque d'Anvers, Antwerp. gathering small or un- the whole plantation. In Kaffa, H. Albert de Bary & Co., And in ali tlie principal cities of Brazil. Antwerp. ripe berries remaining are equally gathered as we are told, lhe coffee shrub reaches a tlaly 5 Banca Commerciale Italiana, Milano, height \ ( Genoa, and correspondents, and given to the servants or sent away for .of from three to five yards. It be- "anco f-isboa & Açores and corres- sale. The Arabians are reported to be the to bear fruit, as in PortugalB \5 VKnLLIAM SMITH, gins Arábia, about a year pondents. best coffee cultivators, because they know or two after transplanting, and three or four ; G Amsinck & Co., New York. ENGLISH SHOEMAKER, how to the at the most weeks after sowing. United States. .. < Ladeiiburg,La' Thalmann & Co., New gather grains favor- In the fifth or sixth l York. able moment, and take great care in sifting year it attains to the maximum of Uruguay L. B. Supervielle, Montevidéo. produc- and cleansing them to send them in good tion, and becomes sterile in the sixtêentli Argentine í Ernesto Tornquist & B. Ayres. The best material used and ali work % j Banco Alleniaiiltaiisatlanlico,Ço., do. guaranteed. condition to the markets. Consequently, or sevenleenth year. In the Antilles, orin and any other countries our traveler maintains that the good reputa- Venezuela, the plant bears fruit till the Opens accounts current. tion that Moka coflee has maintained is due thirtieth or fortielh year. It is probable, Pays interest on deposits for a certain time. No. 5. TRAVESSA DE SANTA RITA solely to the care referred to, inasmuch as however, says our informant, that Executes if the orders for purchases and sales of stocks, share», the ofthis country do not diflerin were at the base the)* etc, and transacts every description of banking business. produets plants pruned "orwould Ist floor. the least from that which is sown and culti- bear íruit in Kafla for another Krah°(Pétersen, RIO DE JANEIRO. five six vated in other parts*. years. Contrary to the formei* authority, Directors. What a pity it seems, then, that in a already quoted, Mons. Massaja says that tlie JL- CL^ÜSIEIISr country where coffee comes to perfection in berries of the wild plant are somewhat larger LONDON AND RIVER PLATE representative for a wild state there should be neither roads than those of tlie cultivated ones. sometimes ; BANK, Limited. nor means oftransport by converting it into the pod contains but one grani' THE POOGK Rio of commerce. which, being free & 60., Grande do Sul [Havana Gigars] an article These necessary to develop itself at picas- aids to business are, however, wanting in ure, takes a lorm almost BAVÁRIA BEER from the round, and is call- LONDON: Princes Street, E. c. Kaffa, it is said. Neither do they exist even ed Moka by the coast merchants from the resemblance Bavária Brewery, S. Paulo. for the interior ofthe African towns, or for it bears to the coffee of Jemen. PARIS: 16, Rue Ealevy. the regions of the Oriental coast. Conse- In Kafla and the adjacént country the coflee quently the produetion is a source of little selected for the consumption of the Rio de Janeiro: Also cf Messrs. greát or no profit to the country, whereas it dignitariés and the court is preserved for Costa Ferreira & Penna, Felix No. 20, Rua da Alfândega. S. (Haliia), might be one of great gain to the inhabi- two or three years in a dry place, because RODBKM.RU (i Co. Ä „ tants. The only purpose for which it i.s the older it is the more coffee develops its Gkiik. Klikuekuekg, Detmold is for domestic aroma and Authorized by Decree 1V0. (Lythographers). utilized use, as cveryone is strength. That which is des- 591. of\~,tli October, 1891. tined íor commerce aceustomed to this beverage. If by chance is sold before it is quite 77, RUA VISCONDE DE INHAÚMA the should not suffice for one dry.—Exchange. Subscribed capital provision £ 1,500,000 family, it is easily made up for by a neigh- Realized do „ 900,000 bor, in return for a measure of corn. The Reserve fund „ 950,000 Chanipagne Piper Heidsick great ivory, musk aml slave merchants pur- TltE United S-ates seeretary of war asks chasea ccitain but only suílicient Gmuress t«> fmlher inciease* tlie army BRANCHES: quantity, by 5,000 From tho old firm Heidsick íor their journey, or for presen ts t<^ their men making a total of 35,000 oftker^ and enlisted Paris, 16, rue Halévy, Pernambuco, Pará, Buenos hosts m rotttc, or lo obtain a free passage men. The last Congress raised the army from ESTABLISHED IN 1785 over one of the frontiers—never for 2^,000 to an.l lhere are Aires, Montevidéo, Rosário and Paysandu. selling. 30,000 at presenl 25,706 Less important vendors, who pass through tnisied men in lhe ranks. There are but thirty- the country selling wax, coriander and five officers detailed for duty aí Washington, tlie DKAIVS O.V:— Carie Bianche. other small wares, buy il for selling again, capital and army lica.lquarters. How strange London and County Banking Co., L'd.—LONDON. ií but in such limited that would seem if there were Banque de Paris et des Pays Bas.—PARIS. Sec, quantities no one but thirty-five Argentine Banco de Portugal and agencies.—PORTUGAL. in Kaffa cultivates and g.uhers in the ber- officers detailed f.ir duty in tlie cily of Buenos ries 'here And on ali the chief cities of Europe. lirul Extra. in the hope ofgain ing anything by such Aires, are so many here now that in walk- Also on: transactions. And if, war, in lime of even ing a ícw squares on any of tbe principal streels Brown Brothen; & Co.—XF.W YORK. these small itinerant merchants fail to pass, in the centie one meeis numbers of them an*? -" First National Bank t»f Chicago.-CHICAGO. 115 RUA DA QUITANDA 115 the cultivators. not knowine what to do in unifoim.—Bu.tt-s Aires Herald. \ " ". '..rS >:¦ ¦ :--..-.*.--.r ¦r-.-.r-..r.-r.^-.---.r;.M-.M^- ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦.--' ¦ ¦ ¦ ,¦ . »- . THE RIO NEWS [January 28th, 1896 HAMMOND & Co. CRASHLEY & Co., Continued from our last. to be another festa this day, and the water TRINIDAD ISLAND. boat could not come off. So we had to Engineers nnd Railway Contractors. Newsdealers and Booksellers. THE CRUISE "ALEItTE". wait till the following day, January and Material. OF THE 21, Imputeis of Machinery Subscriptions received for ali the leading English and Ame It when the water was put on board of us, lican newspapers and Agents for is possible that these beans were periodicals. and in the afternoon we under The European Mail. originally planted here by the settlers, got weigh. Telégr. Addiess ; 16, Rua Rosário, It was blowing hard on the and have since sprèad over ali the downs day of our Contractor S. Paulo. lJ. O. I.lox 291 A large assortment of English novéis, Tauchnitz Edltions, 'S. Franklin Square Library and Lovell Library cònstantly on departure from Bahia, and we sailed down Paulo, between this and Southwest Bay ; for they hand. the bay under mizzen and head are not to be found on the other side of the sails, so Views of Rio and neighbourhood. island. as to see what it was like outside before Orders received for Scientific and other books. hoisting our mainsail. PENSION FRANÇAISE Old Brazilian stamps bought, The huts of which the rough walls of We had better luck now Collections of stamps,purchased. unhewn stone alone reinain, are built in than during our attempt at reaching 27, Rua Nova do Ouvidor terraces one above the other on the hill- previous Trinidad, for the wind, instead of being right ahead Agents for Longstreth's Rubber Stamps. side. A great deai of labor was evidently from the south-east, kept shifting Perfünieries of Atkinson and Piesse & Lubin. expended in the construetion of these back- BttEAKFÃST ; Three dishes, bottle of wards and forwards between north yí Vendors of the GENUINE world renowned terraces, and of the roads leading- to them, and wine, dessert and coíTee Rs. 3$000. east, so that we could always lay our course Crab Apple Blossoms âr Lavender Salts and quantities of stones had been piled up on the port tack, and could often do so Dinner : Soup, four dishes, yz bottle of of Tni£ Crown Pkkfumkry Co., London. in order to obtain a levei surf ace. This Rs. ;3$500. with our sheet well off. But the wind waà wine, dessert and coífee No. 67, Rua do Ouvidor. must have been a picturesque little village squally and uncertain, and for much of the ACCORDING TO CHOICE in its day—whenever that day was—for, time the sea was rough so that we were though I have searched diligently, I can A LA VILLE DE BRUXELLES eight days reaching the island. find no record to show at what period Thc Proprietress, áiãeã by an expert cook, At dawn on January 29 we sighted Trini- M.™ 31. COU LON & Co. Trinidad was used as a penal settlement attenãs licrself lo lhe cooking, which dad, right ahead, and in the afternoon we by the Portuguese. Amasa Delano, writ- its plain and good. were about two miles off, opposite to the ing of his visit to the island in 1803, speaks This establisment, the only one ol' its kincl " Ninepin rock. It was blowing hard from in Rio de Janeiro earries always a large of a beach above which the Portuguese " the eastward, and the sea was, I think, stock of best English-made underwear once had a settlement ; and a still older for Gentlemen and children. running higher than on any oceasion since Grande Hotel Metrópole narrative alludes to a Portuguese penal Makes a speeiality of shirts and drawers to we left Southampton. The surf on the settlement here as a thing of the long order, most carefully made and past. island was tSi, RUA DAS LARANGEIRAS, 181 Halley, far heavier than we had ever with promptness. who was here in 1700, took Trini- Thc new extensions of this important establishment being seen it before, and was breaking on every now concluded, we tal "* *•'*¦ - ~r-' \a ..'¦'¦'¦ January 2Sth, 1896.] THE RIO NEWS. —We weather we experienced a lot of wear and were unable to hold communication with —It is reported that Chilian spies have been see th.it government is desirous of pen- arrested at Bahia Blanca, station sioning off the Argentine minister in tear; for the used to swing first in the shore ; and, after that, there were but where a naval London, Dr. yacht is talked of. The children are playing with fire L. Dominguez, and of passing the legation over to one direction, then in another, as the few occasions on which we could beach in a reckless manner. his son. Dr. Dominguez is now nearly 80 years various flaws of wind struck her, so that the boat, and then this feat was generally —The of age. He has served this country long and well Spanish minister at Buenos Aires has in London. Millions of Argentine money have the chain was constantly g-etting* round attended by a capsize, loss of property, against Cuban manifestadons and the protested passed through his hands without a single cent n'f her stern, and we found that a large piece and risk of life. But, fortunately, as will Argentine foreign minister has undeitaken to im- it astray or sticking to him. His son is in street demonstrations. going of her copper had been worn away in this be seen, the two days preceding our final pede every way worthy of him, and would be a good —In suecessor to the high and responsible manner just below the water-line. departure from the islet were fine, and we Buenos Aires last year the births numbered post.— 26,720 and the deaths 14,969. Assuming the Southern Cross. Had I fully realized before, the great were thus enabled to carry off our tents pop- ulntion to be 650,000, which is probably an over- —The total receipts ofthe internai tax office dur- advantages of heaving to, I do not think I Had it not been for and other stores. estimate, the death rate was 23 per thousand. ing 1895 was $4,619.53 gold and $9,481,285.65 should have ever let go my anchor at ali this short spell of calm, we should havei;) —The match tax in Argentina amounts to over m/n, as follows : here; but, in that case, I should have probably been compelled to leave behind a million and a half of dollars, and the national Banks $4,619.53 gold, and 75,042.38.11/11. has become so and so Alcohol $5,4-35,026.51. been compelled to remain on board ali everything we possessed. produet poor reduced in quantity that it is a disgrace to the country. Matches $1,689,388.70. the while, and would not have had my The fine season here is in the southern Tobacco —There $1,623,382.04. fortnighfs stay in camp. To remain hove summer—our winter. In winter—especi- was a meeting in Buenos Aires on the Double beer $415,267.90. 23rd to express sympathy with the cause of Cuban do to off this lee side of the island is a very in the months of June, July and Single $12,380.51. ally independence. The Spaniards attended also, and Wines $159,502.08. easy matter. Our method was to sail out August—landing on Trinidad is almost there was a pow, several arrests being made. Cards $4,139.04. to sea from South-west Bay until we had always impossible. Strong winds and —A Buenos Aires telegram ofthe 25th says the Interests $57,925.41. Fines L $11,231.01. got out of the baffling local squalls into heavy rains then prevail, while the seas Argentine government has just purchased 13,000 the steady breeze, and then we hove to field tents in Europe. A corp? of naval militia, to —Congress has a sweet tongue and seems to run high. It is possible that the fine inciease the effective strength of the navy, is also reefed mainsail, small have sugar on the brain. The tax of 4 cents per under jib with weather was now beginning to break up, under consideration. kilo on Argentine sugar, about which we wrote sheet to windward, and helm lashed. The sailed from the island— some time ago, seemed to ali the world to have and that when we —The principal exports during 1895 comprised yacht then looked after herself ; and, as February 15—the stormy autumn season —1,046,000 tons wheat, 804,509 tons maize, 225,- died a natural death. It was supposed to hnve more less 249 tons linseed, 131,171 tons and 129.493 ',a'es gone to sleep in the archives of congress to be the wind, was always or off was setting in. awakened on the coming of the kalends. But to setting to ^The wool, 1,177,308 bags flour, 3,693,366 hides, 455,. shore and the current was the ship's log for this period presents a 171 bales of hay, 1,968,249 froze 11 wethers, 125,- the surprise and indignation of the public, the financial commission to whose consideration it had south, she would drift away about twelve monotonous repetition of vain attempts at 838 live steers, 477,121 live sheep. —Buenos Aires Herald. been relegated appeared on Wednesday with a miles in the night towards the open sea, boating, as the following short record of voluminous report upon the measure. Tlie report always remaining right opposite our bay, proceedings for the first eight days will —The exports from Rosário last year included advises the adnption by congress of the tax. The so that those on shore could see us at show. It will be remeinbered that we 538,822 tons of wheat, 90,779 tons of linseed, 54,- tnx is then to be levied. When levied it is to be tons of maize, tons ol flour, handed over to the Banco de la Nâcion. The bank daybreak. We divided ourselves into off the island and hove to on the 726 9,407 438,652 arrived bales of hay, 754,556 dry hides, 64,987 salted will then proceed to buy and export 25,000,000 three watches at night, one man being evening of January 29. hide«, and 17,638 bales of wool. Of these Brazil kilos of sugar. Here you hnve a state bank turn- suflicient for a watch, for he never had January 80.—Sailed into South-west Bay took 39,079 tons of wheat, 3,936 tons of maize, ed by lhe siroke of the pen. into a sugar dealer—a 8,595 tons of flour, and 424,992 bales of hay. jobber in produce—a concern interested in corner- anything to do but look out for the pass- after breakfast. Though we saw the market —The Buenos of ing the and gobbling up the very same ing vessels. Hove to as we were under camp standing as we had left it, could not papers in Aires the 16I1 had it money which it discounts. It is unique ! It is that the editor of the Jornal do Commercio had banking such short canvas the fiercest squall we any men, neither had we done so from state gaúcho every time. The Germans are at perceive claimed pròtection the president of the the boltom of this. The representative of the ever encountered had no effect on the on the previous day. Wonder if, for some against a threatened attack on his prinling estib- sugar interest shows news in Buenos Aires is, afier ali, not to vessel, and she was in every way com- reason or other, the shore-party lishment. This how is garbled. It be found on the bolsa, but on the other side of had left was the editor of the Commercio de S. Paulo who fortable. the island, and been carried away by a Plaza Victoria. There is a piper playing in the claimed the said pròtection. The Jornal has not national congress and the horiorables are clauicing Drift out been threatened. In the morning we would hoist foresail passing vessel? of bay and merrily ! But who is paying for íhe music ? We and tack towards South-west Bay, so as heave to. In afternoon sail into bay again. —Congress has voted for the coming year two said when writing about tlus subject before thnt these were as mad as Maich bares. It is, to attempt communication with the shore ; This time are glad to see ali the men walk- hundred thousand dollars for the establishment of people practical schools of agriculture in the capilal and unfoitunately, much wor.se than that. The case if that were impossible, we hove to once ing down to the beach. We signal for in ali the Such schools have long been is one of method madness—the most dan^eious " " provinces. more, to drift slowly seawards; and we news. They reply Ali well," and Too wanted, and if properly governed should give kind of lunacy known.—Southern Cross, Jnn. 10. results.—Spoit and Pastime. But what repeated this process several times in the rough for boating." We signal that we great are —The Argentine government has engaged the to do with an agricultural school in the course of a day, before we finally sailed have brought them some letters from you going services oí an Italian miliiary engineer, a note*! capilal ? Teach the Portenos pátio gardening ? specialii-t in coa*t defense. He is to furmsh out for our night's rest on the bosom of Bahia. When outside bay heave to for plans —The experimental tiials of asphalt pavement for the construction of a naval station at Bahia the ocean. night. in Buenos Aires have given the greatest satisfac- Blanca and also for the ndequaie fòrtificâtióri o We could sail into South-west Bay until January 31.—At dawn ten miles off tion. The first co>t and maintenance is much less thal port. Wc hope he will set lo work as soon as and that lhe organizalion ofa were abreast of the Sugarloaf, but no island. Tack towards island. Sea high than wood pavement, and the streets are cleaner possible, propei- we ; and better for driving and walking. The con- ly-equipped centi.il naval station will be taken in further; we were then at least a mile and squally. Sail into bay. No signals from Iractor, Mr. Sutphen, obtains his asphalt from hand without delay. Bahia Blanca is not the besi a quarter from the camp, and it was diffi- shore. We conclude it is too rough for Trinidad and holds the right of supplying it in place for a naval station, but it is better than n> at ali. It will the Ilalian specialist cult to read the sign ais of the shore-party boating and that the men are at work in Brazil also. Asphalt would be just the thing for place give the Ouvidor. many pains in the head befoie he works out the at that distance, as the flags they had with the ravine. In afternoon sail again into pian ofdefending it But this is only —Does not minister of interior properly. them were of a small size. bay. No signals. Heave to for night, as the the know another reason why the work should be begun ini- that gambling and prostitution pay a fixed sum for mediately. In case of Irouble with another To have approached nearer than this before. power security from police interference ? Does he not this country is n<>t iu a position to make a credit- would have been a very risky proceeding ; February 1.—Sail into bay in morning. know that from the«e sources come the chief per- able naval mobilizntion. A naval mobilizaliori service for, though we might have succeeded in See men on shore taking the cover off quisites which make the police desirable ? made for the purpose of fighting is worse than use- Does the minister know that thealres and places less unless it acts from a centie—a some way further in, and out whale-boat, as if with the intention of to set aparta sum proper place getting ofamusement have tixed 01*con- where disabWl ships can return to refit and get again, with safety, time after time, the coming off. They drag her down to the sideration daily in order to be let alone—ali this ready again to take the sea. This country has no day would most assuredly have come edge of the sea. We cannot now disting- besides and beyond the legal tax fixed by law? such centre. Ií a naval battle oceurred to-morrow when If lie does not know ali this he is accident would have happened. them, so cannot tell pheuomenally in which Argentine ships were disabled, these a serious uish whether they ignorant of what is general knowledge.—Buenos ships, if successful in escaping to the shelter of For, as soon as the yacht had sailed across have launched the boat or not, or whether Aires Herald. one of our ports, would have lo lie there useless the line connecting the two extreme points they have capsized, or what may have —Our spiighlly Buenos Aires contemooraty, until lhe end ofthe war. Tlvs has been said so often lhat it appears childish to repeat it but of the bay, the high cliffs diverted the happened. Ali is hidden from us for some The Southern Cross, has recently passed through ; what shall we say ofthe policy which rushes into wind so that it was only felt occasionally then we see them hauling two important crises—its 2lst anniversaty and a time ; the boat change of ownership. In both cases the issue was new and enorinously costly naval purchases wilh- out lirst setiihgenergetically some and then in short squalls, from various up the beach again. They have evidently successful and pleasing. The Cioss has assume 1 about piepaiing directions; and between these baffling abandoned the attempt as too dangerous. its majority with digniiy and wilh ready conscious- place in which to attend to the many and criticai ness ofthe responsibility, and at once celebrated requirements ofa modem lleet ?—Southern Cross; squalls were long spells of caltn, during Very squally. While hove to, drive a long 10. the event by giving the Times a bit oí its mind. Jan. which the vessel would drift helplessly way from island. In evening, sail towards As for the chang.; ol ownership, Mr. Michael Din- —The largest dairy in this country "La Mar- before the swell towards the sttrf under bay again, and heave to for night. neen retires, nfier many years' identification wilh tonn," in Caiiiielas, belongs to Mr. Vicenle Ca- the cliffs, or would be carried by the the paper as editor and proprietor. Hc is sueceed- sares and has three branches, one in Cannelas, (To be continued.) ed by Mr. William Bulfin, the assistant edi- and the others in Trislan Suarez. One thousand southerly current towards the lava reefs genial lor, who now becomes editor and proprietor—and three hundred kilos oí butter are produced daily, off South Point, in both cases at imminènt in time, we trust, capilali-t as well. He i.s part oí this is consumed in lhe country and the good"Che risk of destruction. And even when the River Plate Jtems the Buono" of the Cross and is already well rest abroad. The hiitlér is equal to any made iu known to lhe English-reading public on this coast. the best English dairy at home. Ai gentine butter squalls did come down to render assistance, now —The Argentine has ordered from — has a firm place in London and Brazilian they shifted so suddenly that the sails governmeni Sr. Acosta, lhe president ofthe commiltee of maikets. The "Scándinavia Argentina" is an- Varrow & Co. four toipedn-calcheis ol lhe Sokol supplies, is ai present occupied with the formation were taken aback two or three times in as lype. other large establishment, and has three large fac- of three large deposits íor horses and mnles for tories in and been Jeppener, Guerrerò Gándara, on the many minutes, so that ali way was lost, —The Argentine congress lias voted a monthly the army, one has already commenced at thc Southern railway. The establishment has als>> at the Rio Negro, or even stern way was on the vessel, subvention of $13,200 to a childien's hospital in island of Choele-Choel and an- factories in Altnmirano, Adela and Genner. 2300 got other nt the Cuadro Nacional iu the of and one lost control over her at a criticai Buenos Aires. province kilos ol butter ate produced daily, equal to 69 Cordoba. The authorities have proved that it is tons month. —Tt is said lhat per Some of this is consumed here moment. the new Argentine minister, Sr. more convenient to buy horses nnd mules from and the rest in England, Poriella, will embark fur Rio de about lhe afterwards Germany and Brazil. The Alerte sailed into that bay a Janeiro the breeders, and have them broken in The company exported 152,861 kilos of butter to middle of Febiuary. by the regiments f >r which they are required lhan I.ondon írom great many times without mishap; but farms. September 6ih to December 3ist. —There weie 2,282 to breed them on government Of the three The company is to set further passenger and 13,581 immi- dollars which the prepnring up there were anxious moments now and then, arrivals at Buenos Aires in December. Of hundred thousand government branches in other of lhe of Buenos grant voted for remounts, two-thirds have already been parts province and I was always glad to escape out of the immigrants 8,398 were Italians. Aires and expects to be able to produce 6000 kilos spent and a full complement of horses and mules a day by April next. A large has been this treacherous trap to the open sea, —Great dissatisfaclion with intendam has in every corps with a surplus ofa property the been made purchased by this company in Calle Il-rrera 1312, clear of the rocks and squalls, with deep (mayor) of Buenos Aires is in that cily. thousand animais which nre intended to form lhe prevalent where lhe necessary preparntions nre being made water round, and a comparatively steady Ile is accused of incapacity and neglect of duties. foundation stocks in the deposits which we have lo store 6000 boxes of butter, equal to about l6o,- mentioned.— Sport and Pastime. wind to help me. —The stevedores' strike in Buenos Aires was just 000 kilos. Another impoitant establishment is settled 011 the I4th, the stiikers accepting .)$ a day —The report of the commiltee of the chamber that of Mr. Bottazzi, which has five branches, turn- We remained thus, standing off and on of deputies on the home-tax on sugar ing out iooo and 6$ on holidays. They had demanded 5$ a proposed kilos of butter per diem. The butter and hove to, during the rest of our stay at day. and bounty 011 sugar exports, is unique, anil if industry was in a very low way diu ing 1894. but Trinidad. Our anchor was never let passed without alteration will be a merited lilow now this state of affairs is changed by Mr. Fred- go —A Rosai io judge has lately made himself no- on the sugar industry. The committee in its re- enVk Stearn's lirm, which now here again. We had been lucky with our exports the greater toiious by chnllenging a man 10 fight a duel with port has omitted to mention the 12 cents bounty, pai t of Argentine butter, exp< out by Mr. Wlieeler in hi.s for lateral —There projects was a death at Amparo, São Paulo, lusfollowers to terrorize his adversaries, whom he —Ou account of wings for the direction and concentration of the from on heavy rains part of the track yellow-fever the 20th, the victim having doubiless hopes to prevent in this way from ac- between Pilar and Estrella on the railway river currents. If the north bàsiii were opened taken lhe infect:on at Araraquara. The from S. authori- cumulating means of resistance. Francisco to Petropolis was under water 011 and from its galeway an ever widening series of lies look measures to a spread of His friends Satur- lateral or prompt prevent have recently seen fit to contradict clay and trains could not pass, so lhat the wings breakwaters were construeted the infection, and apparently with suceess. the reports of oulrages, pasfen- current ofthe Paraná could be directed into the —From which are conslantly cir- gers were oUiged to change cars. During the 1887 to 281b November last (why not xulated and which have nearly ali been confirmed. night ibere were several slips nqrth basin and thence onward through the series have made it December?) lan 1 on the moun- ;jist the slate of Santa It is a well-known fact that the federalists feel no tainotis of the road, covering of docks and we .should secure the thorough puri- Catharina received 22,208 immigrants, part the line with as follows : security in Rio Grande, and recently one of their earth and stones. Some oí these stones are fiçation of lhe docks and moreover the çhannels 1,040 in 1887; in 188S; 1,309 in 1889; verv 914 6,751 most prominent leaders, Col. Prestes Guimarães, large and it lias been found necessary to use dyna'- leaçljng tô and ínjin the docks would largely be in 1890; 8,365 in .1891; 1,879 in l892. in has found kept at events, J.242 it necessary to obtain an escort of 25 mile te remove them. On Sunday the ,clean ; ali the greater part would, 1893; 222 in 1894; and 486 in 1895. ¦ federal soldiers pa^sen^ers and the surface to look after and dredge would he —The under lhe command oí a taisty from Rio ali returned to this city except 15 who seven Pernambuco prisoners who were officer in order ascended made .smaller. This would he done if an that he may go in safety to Passo the mountain on foot to a distance of six quickly branded by the police authorities with the letter Fundo for the ofremoving to kilometres, where epidemie pfserious proportions should break out, obtained purpose his family they found a train aw.iidn^ L have habeas corpus. It is now sug- Argentina, where he lias decided to remain until them. They reached and it is to be íeared that nothing hss than this that Petropolis at 12:30. Poslat gested the police authorities who branded affairs in Rio Grande shall have improved, or Communications being interrupted, Dr. will secure lhe requisite action. The fact remains, them should themselves be branded Ferreira with the until lie and bis friends again enter lhe slate with de Aranjo, who resides at Petropolis, sem his however, every day and night the same, that the lelters B. L., iniiials of Gov. Barbosa Lima, who in is a source of danger and a arms their hands. The federalists who had re- leader to tlie Gazela de Noticias by telegraph. port conslant menace appointed them. turned to to health. Is .tliis ali we are to have from Jaguarão, where there is said to be a public —A telegram ofthe 2ist in.st. from Ceará says bodyof armed Castilhistas a threatening our 30,000,000 to 40 million dollars ? in atti- that on the beach oflguape, in that state, theie tude, have also decided that they cannot in was live stranded a jangada with a conviçt who had safety at home and have once more emigrated to Local JSJotes escaped from lhe island of Fernando do Noronha. Argentina and Uruguay. —.On Provincial JNJotes He had been nine days at sea and during this A telegram oflhe 24M1 stales that three ex-revo- Fiiday the minister of finance visited the time two companions who had escaped with him lutionists, whose names mint. —The aregiven, have buen seized, —The population ot Santa Catharina in 1890 had died of hunger, thirst and fatigue. bound and carried to the camp of expense of the police department last —A João Francisco, month was 260,000. telegram from Piauhy says that there have where with others they have been forced to enlist ameunted to 56,49i$S30. —The Brilish in —It is guuboa.t Basilisk, frorçi London, arrived that state 330 immigrants from the in his service. The telegram adds that the feder- said that the Riachhelo will soon be go- arrjved at Pernambuco on the 20th inst. north of Italy, bringing with them cows and a alists are ing outside lhe barra for artillery l200$ooo preparing to make forcible resistance to —The practice. —.Counterfeit noles of ioo$ooo and qnantity of seeds. The governor and people of such outrages. celebrated Corsário has again reappeared, have made their nppearan.ee at Ribeirão Pieto. Piauhy are said to be much with the The Republica of Porto but in a much reduced fo m and more —A pleased Alegre has received a paciíic S. Paulo telegram of the .23 rd inst. states appearance of these immigrants, who, we believe, telegram from Uruguayana stating mood. oi that there will —The that theie is a case yellow-fever at Jaboticabal. are the first Itâlians that have einigrated directly shortly be forwarded to the ed.tor" legal documents minister of marine has decided to readmit into naval T-Tliere weiç 166 deaihs in .Araraquara, São to that state. confiiniing the reports of Castilhista outrages com- the school the cadets who took part in Paulo, in December, of which were' from —-A telegram of the 22nd inst. from Bahia says mitted at the revolulion. 76 that place. —Col. yellow-fever. that, unless Senator Ruy Barbosa changes his On tlie 19U1 inst. it was reported Ilha Moreira's resignation of the offiee of —Euclides at Rio Grande Cintra, 18 years ofa ge, son ofthe present attitude, lhe leaders ofthe Partido Repub- that the flotilla was to be attacked an 1 lhe vessels sub-director of the arsenal has been accepted bv late Barão de committed suicide Federal in lhe Jaguár.a, by shoot- licano that state will not oppose his and the troops of tbe garrison were ali held in government. ing himself in S. Paulo on the .251!. inst. re-election to the senate. Although lhese leaders readiness. —ün Wednesday the launch Lucy ran into lhe —It biig is said that Campos Salles will make a clean for motives of political expediency are now work- It is slated that, as soon as Santos Filho's trial Alina and damaged it so .seriously that it had sweep iü the government of the state of Sãp Paulo ing with Congressman Glycerio, they at by court martial to be discharged. prõbably is concluded, he will receive a —Gen. when he sueceeds to lhe governorship, heart agree with Ruy and are unwilling to break commandon de Castilhos' army. For Lima e Silva has been relieved of the —Ensign Fábio Paulista, aceused Júlio this office of inspector of instigating with him as long as he refrains from making war army 500 horses were bought some days ago. of the infantry cominands be- the attack on lhe printing-office of the Tribuna do on them. Col. Francisco longing to lhe garrison of this city. Bittencourt has gone to Jaguaião —A Povo and Santos Commercial, has been indicted. —The Repórter of São Paulo, in discussing the to take charge ofthe writer in the Rio de Janeiro that —A garrison at that place. predicts S. Paulo telegram of the 22r.d states that tenders for supplying that city with fresh beef, Dr. Homero Baptista and Congressman Pedro none of the opposition senators whose terms are the yellow-tevei-, since its first appearance at says that the poor operative can not pay i$20o a Moacyr, editors of the Republica, are said to have about to expire, will be reelected in Ociober. Araraquara, has caused 423 deaths at that place. kilo for beef, nor ioo$ooo a month for house rent. made a for —Tbe Jornal do Brazil states in its issue of — i proposal uniting their íqllowers with A telegram f the 251I1 inst. from Rezende This is quite clear, but under the regime of ex- those of Anião de Faria, Demetrio Ribeiro and Thursday that il has been informed that in the states that the opposition candidate for justice of cessive taxation and extravagance which has been Barros Cassai. 151I1 police district of this city the inspector is the the peace has carried the election by a majority inaugurated, how is it to be averted ? São Fatilo delegate's buller. of57. lias become a very expensive city to live in, even —On Tuesday Jorge Elias, a Turlc, was as- —Having discovered what'by he considers a mis- more so than Rio de Janeiro, and we know what saulted and arre-ted by policemen for refusing to take in the budget voted his legislature, Col. the tendency is here. Railroad Notes !>ive them 2$ooo. On reaching lhe police siation Valladão has issue J a decree making was al lhe necessary —The Diário Popular of São Paulo calls atten- —Tlie he set liberty. cqrreçtion. Botaniçal Garden Tramway Co. nowt —On Friday the a decree tion to lhe frequency with which marriages are 25 electric government published —It is said Col. Moreira César is to have a com- in interior owns cars valued at 500,000$. ior lhe appointment of depuly federal in (lie celebrated the with the religious ceie- —Traffic on several of the branch judges mand in São Paulo. Me will prõbably be of mony only. Of course the of lines of the eiyht districts into which the stale of Rio Grande great children such mar- Central has been interrupted on assistance to Campos Salles aud Glycerio iu man- riages are not recognized by law and have no acount ofthe do Sul has been divided. aging that state. rains. —At No. 16S, Rua do Catlete rights of inheritance. It would be wise and —P.ucels a woman and —Gen. Campos S.illes' enemies are circulating whose weight does not exceed 25 kilos three small children were severely biirned nn politic were the government to legalize ali cere- may be forwarded the the reporl that, when he is elected of by the new direct trains on the 17U1 inst. by an explosion of One of • governor monies, requiring only the civil registry, and Central railway. gunpowder. S. Paulo, he is going to make Moreira Cezar his rather than the children has -since died. punishing the authors the innocent —Tlie Central railway is announcing lhat chief of police. wife and children for infractions ofthe law. on and —The ralion money for the students at the mili- —A new monarchist organ will soon appear —The after the first prox. eight of,the suburban trains tary school for lhe current half has been ''Regeneiação." in order for the transfer of Col. Moreira are to be suppressed. year fixed São Paulo under the title It ap- Cezar and his baltalion from at i$8ioa day. The cavalrymen connecled with (the 71I1) Santa —On the Oeste de Minas railway a train peatç that a fact ion has alrqady appeaued among Catharina to S. Paulo seems to lie creating con-: was the school will receive 2ÍJ.210. the iflion.archists in tliat state. derailed on lhe 2ist inst. near lhe station of Bar- — Eduardo de Oliveira Maia, foreman ofthe siderable commotion behind the scenes. It is roso and one of the brakesmeu —It is stated that theS. Paulo physicians have asserted that in view of certain representations, was wounded. type-setiers oflhe Jornal do Coiumercio, who had linve monthly 'half —The S. Paulo Refiorler of the 2ist notes a ileflided to bauquets. If of the headquarters of the 4th rnilitary district will worked in the printing-office of that paper (01-32 what we hear of S. Paulo is complaint against the Central to the effect that a died in this city on Sunday. physiqiuus true, lhey be transferred to Minas Geraes and an officer .at years, are certainly able to affbrd it. carriage shipped Rio December 28 had not yel —On Wednesday, at rVclóck it was .ranking Col. Moreira Cezar aPPninted to the been heard in S. 9 p.m., —The municipal chamber of S. d' El-Rey ofthe of Paulo. discovered that the room for melting nickel at the João command district. There seems to be some —According to \.hn Diário de Campinas has protested against the resolution voted by the difficulty in finding for lhe mint was on fire. As the fire had made little quarters the battalion. It warehouses of tlie railway stations are crowded chamber of Ouro Preto congratulating the signers was supposed that a house had been obtained for progress, it was easily extinguished. of lhe monarchist manifesto, wilh merchandise and for want of room in lhe —The ofthe .journal Brazil, the purpose at Mogy das Cruzes, hut a telegram warehouses a large públislier who had —The Cidade de Itú tells of the of quantity has to be stowed 011 been cited by tlie sectioual solicitor òf the repub- purchase a of the 24th says that the owner of the house the Stradivarius viojin fqr 70$oop. Tlie seller was platforms. lie to 011 Wednesday the man.uscript ol' finally decided not to rent it. —On the 241b the Oeste de Minas present Esmaldp Kiel and the purchaser Antônio Pereira --There was a religious governmen the article Golpe Falso, failed to make bis appear- festa at Itaipú, across the Rio de slate for da Silva, both of lhe city of Itú. lhe bay, on the 191I1 which oft without any petitioned Janeiro goveihineht ance 011 thnt day. —In passed approval ofthe final surveys of the remaining sec- —On Amazonas the combined opposjlion pre- dislurbance. This so the that Thursday a clerk of A. C. Azevedo & Co. do Ladario pleased promoters tions of its branch from Barra Mansa to Angra dos se.nts Barão as candidate for ,the office lhey asked José Cortiço to thank the for at No. 130, Rua do Rozario went out to collect oí and Dr. Tavares people Reis, already under construetion. for that firm accounis to the amount ' governor José da Cunha their attendance. José had just begun when the —There of iC,53S$ooo. Mello Sobrinho for that of lieut.-governor. have recently been several derailmenls As he failed to rcluin, the firm band slarted out on the national hyrnn, which so of lodged a complaint —The Plalêa, of S.. Paulo, aceuses the on thc Minas line the Central railway. ín one at the office. sub- enrnged him that he drew a knife and attacked one which oceurréd police del.egate of Consolação oí having caused lhe ferule of these derailment-i, on lhe 191I1 —The Jornal anticipates that we shall of the musicians with it. This spoiled the day's inst. near the station of Miguel soon have lo be applied to two both minors, record Burnier, there beef at 600 reis the kilo. If lhe prisoners, compleiely. José and his brother Fernan- were four killed and many wounded. jcrked poor people whose hands, ii says, are in a wretched stale. do, a boy of 16, with some companions, persons find the price loo high, we trust they will have the —The had lhe —There was a large land.lide on lhe serra sec- municipal chamber of Rosário, Sergipe, wbole crowd against them/' id finally left for Nic- discretion to demand explanalions Irom Deputies has against the usurpation tion of.lhe Petropolis railway on Sunday causing Serzedello and Cai valho. protested ol its rights theroy. On the road a« January 28th, 1896.] THE RIO NEWS. Miscellaneous The official quotations, per 10 kilos, on Saturday were: Rice-Receipls • are 34,065 bags per Áymncstrey from COMERCIAL 100 O. Minas, ss. 15 100 Washed I4$iÕ2—i6$34o Rangoon. S°o Un In S Sebas. 3 Dealers now Indian úce at i7?ooo- Superior 14 162—16 quote 18.I500, 300 Peçanha eArax 3 310 Melh. no Braz. 27 340 and native at 17$ooo—aolfooo. Good ist 14 162—16 340 Rio de Janeiro, yaimary, 17 th 1896. S V. F. Sapucahy 150 Scc. Ens. Café Regular ist... Pork-Receipts 9 53 14 162—16 340 have been 250 brls. per Turkish Prince, Par value oí tlie Bra*ilian 25 Alliança mill .. 280 150 Torrens 26 Ordinary ist... 13 bils.. mureis (i$ooo), gold. 27 d. 958—16 340 3°o 35o half brls, per P>iscitla; 1,055 brls. Words- rf° do do do iu Good 2iid 13 141—15 320 per U. S 42 S. Lázaro ,, .. 11 worth and brls.. Ordinary 2iul.. 11 234—14 30 925 225 half-bils. per Bellarden, from New coin at .f4.86.6s per £x stg.... 54 cts aa. 75 January and the has been reduced York and Baltimore. There are no changes do pauta to i$42o per kilogramme. in retail quota- $1.00 (U. S. coin) Brazilián gold.... 1ÍPS27 2 Apólices, .. 103 Apólices, 1895 tions 55 960 960 Brokers* of ífooo— i$35o per kilogramme for American and do of stg. in Brazilián quotations, according to New York types and 9Ó0 £1 gold 8 890 4 do 959 50 deb Sorocabana 68 — i$40o for native per arroba, were the following: pork. 236 do 953 175 hn.C. R; B gold 70 Pite h Plne-Receipts nil and 21 January we continne lasl quota- 1 do 4S. 1,296 iso Predial January 25 tions of Bank rateof exchange,official,011 London to-day 55 500 6 •-• 2i$2oo—21^500 2o$7or> 73Ío.:o-74$ooo per doz. 9 31i6rf ,No" Present value of the llrazilian mil reis Banks. 20$000—20ÍJ.20O _9$5oo— White Pine-Last (gold) .. '$939 19Í6CO quetations were 200-205 rs. per foot »•-.. 19*200—19*500 iS$7oo— and do do do (paper).. rs. 40 Commercial .. 202 360 Republica ... 150 iSifgoo there have been 110 receipts. 341 gold 9---. i8$7oo—18I800 lá.fooo—i8$3oo do do do in U. S. 10 Commercio.... 212 115 Rural .... 235 Spruce Pine-Nothing to report. but, as stated above, the market Swedish coin at $4 80 per ,£1 stg...... 18.37 122 Lav. e Com. .. 140 this morning was considered Pine-Reccipts nil and %c to rule quotations unchanged on the basis of ig$2oo-ig$5oo for No. viz: Value of 4V00 ($4.80 per £\. stg. in Brazi- Miscellaneous. 7. 74?ooo-76íooo fjr red and 73$oco-74$ooo for white' Stocks were this morning estimated deals doz. lian currency (paper) roo O. Minas, 2S .. 15 to be 248,491 bags, per 5:f442 seo 200 Melh. no Braz in ali hands. Value of sterling A-ero sene-The Word.worth £. Ä 26.^122 100 V F Sapucahy 8 750 brought 10,000 cases from New York, and we last of January 23. quote prices 9$ooo-gíSoo per case. Tu rpentinc- '89 1,700 Receipts are 80 cases per Turkish Prince 8 Apólices, 5S... 960 S5 Gold, DAILY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS ' 4s. and Word sworth, from EXCHANGE. New York. Last quotations were 6 do • 961 6 Apólices, 1895 965 OF COFFEE AT RIO DE JANEIRO. goo—950 rs. per kilogramme. 46 do - Esp Santo 925 January 21—The Brazilián banks posted which was 902 14 » R osin—Receipts 9 3116, » £ W'2J > c/l H have been 700 brls. per Turkish Prince also 17 do . deb Sorocabana 67 (m A mi © -. > posted by the London it River Plate Bank during the 963 20 ". ° H. <» and Wordsworth, 2 » ^ = n % •o 3 and we continue last quotations of i.f óooo- day, while the 4,900$ do . 96 250 „ Evoneas.. 70 other foreigil banks, withgj^in the tables.s -- 2i$ooopcr bri., according to 26 do . 1,302 50 hn. Predial.... 56 w n "O O <» O~ W O W quality. were drawers at 9 3116, and in the forenoon both the Bia- 4S W " .£_ c Cement-Receipts _?> n nil nnd quotations unchanged, viz zilianische and the British 500$ do '30 430 do .... S5 " 2. o ª , ; bauks furnished bills at 9 7132, at 500 ora B •2 British i3$5oo-i7_p5oo, Belgian [fl •?< ci: and German io$5o.~_ )_f030 which rate the Banks, V tr 1 Banco da Republica was drawing freely. 5 a:1 and French j^ífooo—i8.f = n »u Z ! 500 per bri. The market easied-oft a bit iu the afternoon, 10 Commercial . ¦ 202 58 Republica 149 and at tlie o X . Indian Corn-Ihere have been no receipts, O- CL Z? but retailérs close only the Banco da Republica was drawing at 100 Iniciador rf9 do .... 149 ' »-, o ? m : R ' continue 9 7132 v a quotations of 7$oco~7$5oo for River Plate and ô$ooo and other sterling was at 6 Metropolitano 42 Rural —9$oco, quoted 9 7132-9^, with takers 235 cr according to quality for native corn. at v 3- the last rale. A moderate business was reported at tlie 50 Nacional 222 cr E : : - Hay -Receipts are M OT) . . rq 5,000 bales per Eitro/a from Buenos extremes ÚfQ fl 1 • of 9^-97132 fur bank and for Miscellaneous. Aires. Last 97.32-9 9(32 quotations were 145-150 rs. per kilogramme, other sterling. Sovereigns closed at from the Bolsa with buyers 351 S. Chris. tram 149 6 Melh. 110 Braz. 25 600 dealers. at a6$o3o, sellers at 26$2oo; on the street there was nothing 100 Forjas e o. Bran..Receipls nil Estai. 40 Melh. Mar'hão 3 400 and brokers quote River P!ate at doing. 8_:: : K : 3 5$coo-s.f_.c0 and native 15 Braz. Territ... 50 U. Ind. Fumos 500 o : CO at 4^700-5.^000 per bag, or rather •O higher than January 22-The market was quiet and steady, with the Lon. January 24. o last week. don Coal— Receipts & River Plate Bank and the Banco Nacional still Apólices, .. M since our last have been : 5 5S 963 66 Apólices 1895 964 '-o o officially at 9 3|i6, at which ali the foieign 15 do 4. ¦«? 1,844 tons per iputhivald; from Cardiff, banks weie 965 '5° do regist... 960 a\ oj oj "M o o » OO o\ 1 o ô " " drawing, and tlie Banco *N o M 4- OJ O, • l/l 2,709 Mtc/iig-nu, " da Republica furnished bills at 800$ do do o O o 10 vo *• o OJ g6J4 292 .. 962 M CO Ul o. " '• 9 7132 throughout the day. In lhe morning 2t 2,388 Vjctris, other paper do 4S .. ^,l°S 37 '>•» C. R S Paulo 70 AH to dealers was quoted at 9 7I32-9JÍ, but there was little money ,___. w and companies. even Banks. o ° Q\ •-» at the higher rate, and in the course of the day it was re- 'o:$ *ft 50 Commercio.... 210 26 Republica 2S.. 66 8 U> LM 00 00 CO « ported that one of the o ^ 8 OJ 00 o\ foreign banks had drawn at 9 7)32. 200 Lav e Com 2s 63 Money was afterwards offered at this rate for commercial Miscellaneous. Shipping sterling, News. and business resulted, the Ol M market closing steady 135 S Christ tram.. 149 20 Melh. «_> no Braz. 27 o w with bank quoted at and Um 00 9 3(16-9 7137, other steiling at 250 Loteria Nac. .. 20 WvA-0 ARRIVALS OF FOREIGN s í; * & CO 00 o VESSELS. 9 7I33-9JÍ • The business reported was small at lhe above 8 s H Ol C\ 25. extremes. January y-A'NUARY-20. Sovereigns closed at the Bolsa with buyers at '68 3 Apólices, ss ..¦ 965 8soc$ Gold 6s .. 238 10 0 K M BALTiMOKE-Amei" lug Priscilla ; 6» tons; • a6$i8o, sellers at 26$320 ; nothing was reported on lhe Ol -O OJ 0 ^ ICIages 50 3 do 6 Apólices, 1S95 'r, OJ *J \M ,„ V ds ; sundries to Wilson & Co. street. 966 964 4*. Os O õi 2 Z 01 (j, 4 do • 967 20 do .. o Q to f> R o 23. 33—The 962 7A.V. January day was again quiet, and the market do 7 968 3 do .. 960 MM.SEiu_ES-Ital bk steady, ali the available O.rei; 772 tons; Molfino.78 ds . money going to the Banco da Re- do M \r\ 0 + M 3° 970 50 deb Sorocabana 67 Ol Ol OJ 00 ^O sundries to order. which furnished bills freely publica, at 9 7(32, the other do £\ P o, 400$ 96 Já 0*0- Ä co o V Ul VO iV. 25. banks holding out for93ji6, but refusing O t-, M r, R o % 7A to buy under Banks. o >o SANTos-Br bg 85 ç)J4 : busineüs in commeicial sterling was, however, re- ," 139 tons; Ce Heron ; 5 ds ; codfish to 109 Republica .... 148 soo 20 Commercial.... 202 P. S. Nicolson ported on the street at 9 7I32. There was very little ani- & Co. 20 do maiion, with 14S 50 Nacional 222 bills ai 9 7132 and money at g% ali day, and 7AAT. 26. 45 do 2S .... 66 5 Rural, 2S...... 120 the extremes reported weie for BRUN.swicK-A.ner gj^-g 7(32 bank and 9 7132 bk Taria Tofan ; 563 tons; Coombs —9^ 15 do 65 500 ; for other sterling. There was nothing reported iu 62 ds; pine to C. Hue & Co. soveieigus on the slreet, and the Bolsa Miscellaneous. s closed with buyers Oroirro-Port bk Nova Lide; 444 tons; Silva; 40 Js ; at íi'6$ioo, sellers at 26ÍP250. 50 O Minas R. R 65 66 Melh. Mar'hão o D H 5 C\ «O w '¦"0 Orr sundries to order. ry 24—The 200 do 2S 15 93 do 4 Janua maiket was hatdly ?o. firm but the rates. 750 Ol - 4- Portbk VO Ul ^ Jvlliis; 6ci tons; Vieira; 45 ds ; sund.ies to . vatied vety slightly from those cf the 40 Geral, insc 40 preceding days, and Macedo Jr. & Co. some enthutiastiç purchasers cf commercial sterling at Mossoró'-Ger bk Freda ; 235 tons 93I16, were anxious to rid themselves of the bills before ; Jollers ; 32 ds; salt to order. the day closed. No changes were made in the posted rates, MARKET REPORT. O» Ov OJ Ul H 0 -^ o but the Banco da Republica lefused nioney at better than O OJ Õj ¦*• Ov + üi at which tlie other Rio de Janeiro, 27th January, ~ M VO CO M o. 9 3H6, banks were drawing in the 1896 . M 03 OJ 2 M 2 *vj DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN VESSELS. morning, with olher bills at quoted 9 7132—g#. About Exports. JANUARY 22. mid-day some ofthe foreign banks refused money at 9 3I16, — TAi.cA.iuANO-Ger bk Antnco ; 1460 tons and this rate was Cojee. The dealers have shown a denlof nervousness ; èpiesen then reported for commercial sterling and good ballast. during lhe week. and have finally repassed bills, but during the afternoon there was a slightly submilted to a sharp decline Imports. RosARio-Br bk C. II'. Janes 825 tons Fortin better feeling, in prices, which brought exporters into the market, ; ; ; do. and the market closed with bank sterling and the Brokers sales report the markets sti:i quiet, or even dull, 23, quoted at and other bills declared for the week are about bags, against but 7AN. 9 3(16 at 9 3116-9 7(32. There 47,000 II our has shown more receipts of animation diuing the week, and dealers was some movement in coffee that about 48,000 bags. Thc constant decline in for. B..Kr.Anos-Br lug Sir Hibber.t; 224 produced a few com- purchased rather fieely, when both tons; Rafue mercial eign markets and the stalistical local mills and importers bills, and lhe day's business comptised bank sterl- position of the bean are ballast. advánced prices. A steamer cargo of rice ing at and certainly in favour of Rio exporters, hut even with the has arrived via Tai.caiu;a.n-o-Ger ship l.lka g%~ 9 3^6 other páper at 9 3116—914, Sover- dealers Santos, and receipts ; unstons; Muller; do. of lard, pork and codfish are fair, but eigns closed at the Bolsa with buyers decided to unload, lhe factors are fighting lhe decline, here and no nt 26*180, sellers at changes are made in dealers* 7--'^. 25. a6$34o are not apparently willing to understand quotations. There have been ; on the street theie was nothing reporled. that even a sharp noa.rivalsofpine and the markets are nominally unchanged, BAi.HADO.s-Norbg Amor; 237 tons : ballast. dec rease iu the Rio and Santos receipts at present may ícadily Johanseu; January 25.—The Banco Nacional was alone at offi- wiih white Swedish deals rather finner Brbk OlU-im-Simi ; tons 9 3p6 be ofTset by lhe withdiawal of exporters than olher quali- 345 ; Amberman ; do. cially, but the Banco from the markets. da Republica was drawine steadily lies. A moderate shipment of kerosene lias arrived, Rosário-Iür bk Ivy ; 547 tons ; Caiou for the consuming centres are supplied for some without ; do. at this rate. at which the considerable causing British Bank also furnished bills, any change, and lhe supply of rosin is also fair. 1(1. time. At the same time there is a latent demand heie, that We JAN, on head office, during the moiiiing. have received no The day was very appears whenever cement, nor Indian corn, and only a small BARMnos-Nor htg Nordenskjold; sellers modify their views, and its recur- 277 tons; Granjerd ; rainy, and equally quiet ; theie were bills at quantity of hay has arrived, but thc reports 9 3J16 and rence has some eflect oe the factors and are always the ballast. money dealers, the former of at 9 7(32 ali day, which produced some suspicion same : no marked change in Exchange Eurnos whom nic still confident of the reduetion in receipts. quotations. still rules AiRi-s-Pott bk Propketa ; 472 tons Silva lhat the of v cry steady, , ; ,\o. purchasers commercial sterling yesterday would The and tliêstcadiness is variously explained. There market opened ofthe 2ist wilh No. 7 quoted at 2o$óoo unload if a brokerage could be earned. A stoiy 011 —20+200and seem s no doubt that most cf tlie cash receipts tlie wilh some demand, but was flat on thc following of importers are street was that one o f lhese operators who had going to thc Custem House, and the collections VESSELSAFLOAT & CHARTERED purchased day, and cn lhe 23id brokers quoted iç$8oo— 2o$ooo. On at the banks FOR RIO exchange, at seller's option to the end of lhe month, f or foieign account are not large, was the 241I1 some 20,000 bags changed hand, 011 probably while there has A usiralia Brunswick surprised lhe basis of ata request to furnish for the drnfis been a moderate movement in coffee, which no doubt has !irii;a |;, pariiculars i9$5oo— i9$8co, and on Saturday ig.fsoo— i9$6oo were the pro- •"' unswick within a few hours afier the transaction had dticed about what the dwily icqiiirements been realized. closing quotations. To-d ay there has been little of thc market de- Assyría (str) Antwerp The demand, and 17 Dec. business reported was very small at 1(8-9 lor uiaiul. 9 3116 brokers quote at igíjijoo—igtfsoo, resulting in decline of Arcelina Uporto bank and 9 3116-9 for other sterling. Flour—Receipts since our last repoit 7(32 Sovcteigns i$joo per arroba during the week. have been ; Birita 111 Wood Pascagòula closed at the Bolsa Priscilla, from with buyers at 26$ioo, sellers at Santos has been Haltiniore 6,675 brls. t"a~tl Oporto quiet, but without any change in quota- 21 Dec. 2^^350 ; 011 the slreet m.thing was reported. Bellarden, from New York " tions, and with a reduetion in receipts. The sales reported I)00o Bella Formijiosa Oporto January 27-The mnrket was officially unchanged; for lhe week vere Blenlteiiii Paspcbiac thc Banco 30,000 bags, good average steadily quoted ""Is. t^c. Nacional 7.("'75 3 posted 9 3116 and the other banks with the al i5$oco 10 kilos, against receipts of C. Southard lltilburt Ncw yor|. g'/s, per 37.000 bags and Iiiimadialely after our last repoit lhe local niills advánced 2t Dec. Banco da Rep ublica drawing ali day at 16, shipments of 13,000 bags £«»'«'»< Savannah 9 3| at which thc for tlie Uniled States and 34,000 ptices, and weie followed by importers, lhe Biitish Bank quotations to-day gave bills 011 head office duiing the morning. bags lor Europe. The stock on Saturday evening about Camòria Pensacola was being ifooo— lí^o per bri. higher lhan a week ago. At first the maiket was about steady with cstimated to be bags, and thc market Coütmtus Hambtirg 9 5132—9 3(16 398,000 closed quiet. The advance appeared to have inspircd more confidence tor bank and in Co, uelio quoted 9 3l»í—9 7132 for olher sterling, but The shipments since our dealers, Zino Pensacola last report have been : the and thc reported withdrawals from warehouse fo 1 about 12 o'clock there was a flatter feeling, and business Choudor Grtmslad bags for thc Uniled lhe week are about 18,000 brls. Brokers report thc market 20 Nov. was done in commeicial 34,634 States Comitess ef De-. DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN STEAMERS. Norwegian Special machines for laundry work. *J'he public is cordially invited to visit the agent, DATE NAME WHERE TO CARGO bg Swift 234 Dec. 12 Paranaguá J.H.LowndesA'C bk Assyria..... 1027 13 Ardrossan B. Rodrigues &C Thomas lugVega.. 191 2v Ilha do Sul. G. Saboia & C. JPrice, J an. 20 BV Bèilhaven Br Morth Poits Ballast bg Echo 33S Jan. 6 l.ondon Ind do Biazil. 20 Frcda Pr Paranaguá Sitndiies bkFlid 3í2 1, Hudiks'11... C. Hecksher&C 21 Alacritá lt Genoa* , do bk Faerder 738 12 Cardiff .... To order 50, Rua Gonçalves Dias. 21 Caiavellas Fr New Orleans* Coflee bg S. N. Hansen 307 12 Macáo A. O. Maia 21 V.de S.N'cias Fr Santos Sundries 22 Liguria Hr Liverpool* do Portuguese 22 Aquitaine Fr Marseilles*'parais.* do 22 Potosi Br Va 29 Chili Fr. River Plate do bk Mariposa Pinto & C. 22 Alaskn Br Buenos Aires Ballast 813 Dec. 14 Oporto Veiga bk Triunipho... order 22 Europa lir do do 478 19 Mossoró... To bk Is.ibel & C. 22 Cintra Gr Santos Sundries 1148 21 I. doSal... Mi.cedojr. bk Vas. da Gama &€ 22 Fortunata R. lt do do 541 Jan. 13 Opoito Costa Simões bk Nova Lide... 22 En. Parroso Oit jParanaguá Ballast 414 26 Oporto To Order bk C 23iHnldòíi Br Buenos Aires do Julius Co 26 Opoito Macedo Jr.& _._sj> ct-JeSZ. JL-OUI* 23 Sprott Gr do do 2 N< U Santos Sundries illiannan Swedish ^**. .... .' ,, ¦*-"**'*^>^^»-«-^*M»»M«r«»_«|É^ 24 Pilcòniayò Br S lião da Barra do 25 Buenos Aiies Gr Hamburg* do bk August 536 Pr New York do Jan. 2 Rarhsjoe... Ferraz Sob. & C 25 Bèlfcomyh bk WesternTd.. 396 7 25 Tíeinpò Arg Buenos Aiies Ballast Kramfors. . C. Hecksher & C bk Carin 3.7 15 í*. C 26 Goringa Nor do do Hcrnosand C Hecksher bg Svea 232 i.i aó Portugal Fr Bordeaux* Sundries Mossoró' . A. O. Maia 26 Bellnnoch Br Santos do 26 Solferino It do do S/ ivis/i 26 Shaflesbmy Br do do bk Constância... 649 * Jan. 12 Vigo G. Saboia 1* C Touching at inteimediate poits. Last Quotations of Stoeks and Bonds - Jan. 27th. Circitlaiioii Public Funds _ •- .- æ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ — 262,055, Soo.f Stock currency 5°ó (apólices) 97. $000— 072$O3O 105,000,000 Bonds of 1895, ,, 9Ó2 000— 964 000 124,642,000 Bonds 4Jo (gold), converted 1,321 o 0—1,325 0.0 18,541,500 Gold Loan, 1S6S, 6°0 24,761,500 Do do 1S79, 4«4 9ó 16,868,500 Do do 1SS9, 4«o 1,630 0:0— Fes. 17,500,000 State of Espirito Santo of Minas 7,329,000 ., Geraes, 5<>íi —9S;) 000 4,000,000 ,, oí Rio de Janeiro, 6"() Sole importers : Capital Banks Pa> Last div. ROMHAUBR <£? Co. 20,000,000-f Commercial aoorf 8}'co3— Jan. 96 Í02$C0>—^jo;$o o Commercio 20,000,000 200 b ooo—Jau. ç6 voa 000—210 000 do 2iu! series So 3 200 —Jan. 96 78, RUA DO GENERAL Constructor CAMARA, So.oop.ooo 200 ti 12 000 Ci edito Movei 500— 17,000,003 200 000—Jan. ç6 20.000,000 Lavoura e Commercio — —142 RIO 200 6 000 Jan. 96 I40 CO) 000 DE JANEIRO. do 3in!. series 100 óoo—Jàri. 90 C3 0-0— có 000 10,000,000 Nacional Brazileiro 200 10 ooj—Jan. 96 .25 000— 156.766,200 Republica do Brazil 200 6 000—Jan. -14S ç6 147 000 500 do and series... 100 — 000 Jan. 96 64 JCO— CÓ OOO 20,000,-00 Furai e HypoU.ecaiio .. 200 000—Jan. — Nectandra 234 000 LONDON 9 96 STORE Amara Pills. do and series. 100 500—Jan. ç6 120 ooo— These wonderful pills, so useíul anel beneficiRl in nil affeetions or the stomach Ca filiai Railways Par anel intestines, are obtainable in ali This places new éstâblfehrtiènt has ahvnys in slock a where a post-office exists; the mnnulMCtu- rer will forward by registered mail and Bahia Minas laige assortment 40,ooo,oocS & 4or to any given address, if accompanied 16,000,000 Mu'*mbinho by 100 of English, American, French, money : l box for 62,000,000 Üesie de Miivis 200 2SÜOO, ;$ dozen boxes for do or.d series. 75 Portuguese and Brazilian Preserves, 12$tíOO and One dozen boxes for 20S000. 24,000,000 S. Paulo-Rio Grande 203 Wines, Address : JOAQUIM BUENO 70,000,000 Uniaj Sorocabana-ltauna.. 203 Liqueurs and Grains. DE Ml- do ;nd series. -O RANDA, No. 72, Rua de S. Pedro, Ist floor. Rio de Janeiro. Cari:.:: Tramwjvs ^.l Last div. Orders caçefully attended to and Companhia Serviços de Portos 14,000,000*? Jardim Botânico 20CÍ .. -Jan. 96 xiólooo— the quality of every article is u,00c, eco S. Christovão .OO .. —Jan. guar- ç6 anteed. OíT/co í No, 64, Rua do Cafii.-.l Par Last div. General Camara Catalogues Alliança —July sent on rc- Landing 10,000.0003 .. 95 pcstfrcc of goods. heavy machinery and &tÒOD.OOÜ Brazi! IndustríaL.. aoo 14ÍD03—Aug. 95 22OÍÍ0C— quest. live caule. Floating 3.00,6:103 aso ² lar,. <,* Steam Crane for liftinsr Confiança Industria 20O 13 ooc—jan. ç6 225 co:—2iS$ooo up to 30 Tons weight. $00,000 D. Isabel aso 2j co3—Jac. 95 450 cc:—S:o 0:0 ».200, coo Ind_stri.il Mititira . 200 ti 000—A_; 95 Powerful steam pumps. Drag boats. 1,5-o.cao Manuíactora Fíusaittesse, 203 *aó p. a —Aug, 95 Stone 4.CC3.&SO i ciiv/D0_.í«n3 »--•-». 2150 6 000—Ang. 95 Wa «_..*,. ballast supplied to ships. Slip way and work S. Pedro de Aka.t ra ., aco ² lan. 9". shops 2.0 6 o»-ja:i. at Toque-Toque. (Armaç3o. near Xic- Ouvidor therov). .Vo. o A.T' 28th. 1896.] .LHE ,R,I,P NE,WS. 11 January . - < __; F, ORTON WI Franklin Typewriter ir. laldés larGlaT^ MEAT JÜICE "GUAÍÍANfEÉ-í) THE BÈST Atoarded premiums at the following : ; Y ' '- ¦ ' '.' BTi-T. Steamer elxl<3. aeneral 7 ! J'-': This house is highly recommended for its excellent position SPINNING AND and most beautiful view upon the lar ocean, city and islands, WEAVING MACHINERY. % titulo being situated on the very summit of Santa Thereza hill, and entirely out of reach of fever or mataria. It is, therêfore, a most safe place íor foreigners, tourists and new arrivals. The hotel is surrounded by beautiful parks, walks and a HOWARD OSWALD EVANS & Go. 1 large forest. & BULLOUGH, Limited The restaurant and kitchen are first class. SPECIALISTS IN SPINNING; Import and Commission Merchants- ENVELOPES. Liubrlcating Oils, Plòws, Hardware) etc. A LARGE ASSORTMENT LATELY RECEIVED OF HENRY LIVESEY, LIMITED. SQUARE COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES SPECIALISTS IN WEAVING. from superior calendared papers of various colors; No. 9, RUA DA BOA VISTA American Commercial Envelopes, "'ISil. made from the best white and tinted papers; Eüffin ffi_rr_Tulij_.il1 il uliLT, SÂ0 PAUL0- LINEN ENVELOPES, Telegraphic Address ; " EVANS." made from the best of linen known in qualities papers the Agencies aud Correspondence solicited United States. These envelopes are superior in both quality and make. Samples may be seen nt the Ty.pag-rarp-b.ia- _A.ltiLx___.E_. VICTORIA STORE j^w^r^WMWgS9^^^ii^_ii^^**^T^r*i»^ No. 79 Rua Sete de Setembro. 8 B, Rua de São Bento To trauellers on Land or Sea. SÃO PAULO No traveller should forget to take with NEWSAGENTS. BOOKSELLERS him a box of pills or a bottle ol* Tincture Sole Agents in Brazil: Amara, which come of Nectandra might and COMMISSION AGENTS. -very handy in cases of sudden náuseas or HENRY ROGERS, SONS Co. any other disarrangement of the stomaeh & Assortments of English Novéis, Books, Shoes, Lincoln and or intestines, so frequent during traveis. Engineers and Contractors, 1'cnnetts Hats, Pear'_ soap_, and nearly every Engüsh This marvellous remedy is aceompanied atticle of general use, on hand. by a in three languages, viz: prospectus 77, Rua da Alfândega, RIO Agents for !_:;.'., Portuguese, English and French to facilitate DE JANEIRO of which lhere is always a gf-od its use among natives and foeigners. For HEAD OFFICE: Wolverhampton, England. Mock. sale at ali Druggists and Chemists and at the manufacturers clepôt, No. 72, Rua S. Mill Sundries always in Stock in Rio. VICTORIA STORE Pedro, Ist floor, Rio de Janeiro. 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AKt.'£ATlNE POSTAGE STAMPS DIAGONALLY ACROSS THE A nice Card, containing 32 genuine Ar- gentine postage stamps, all different OUTSIDE WRAPPER kinds Rs. 4550fr Under contracts with the British and Brazilian Governments of every Bottle of the Postage Stampa of the South America» for- carrying the mails. Republies t TABLE OF DEPARTURES, Paraguay, Chili. Uruguay and Perti. i8c6 Sold Wholesale by the Proprietors, A nice series of 32 varieties of stamps of Date 'Steamer Destination Wopeestep; these ueighboring countries. containing Crosse & Black well, Ltd., London; some rare ones, sold at Rs. 65000' 1896 j Jan. 29 Thames... Scuthampion and Cherboutg, calling at and Export Oilmen Bahia, Pernambuco, Lisbon and Vigo. generally. CASA PHILATELICÀ, » 3' Tagus... .(Bahia, Maceió, Las Palmas, Lisbcn, RETAIL EVERYWHERE. SAUCE. 1 A, Travessa S. Francisco* Southampton and Antwerp. Feb. loíClyd Montevideo and Duenos-Ayres. COMMERCIAL PRINTING YARROWS SHALLOW DRAFT STEAMERS. This Company will have steamers from and to England " OF EVEKY KIND AND DESCRIPTION AT |^"^"" a ¦" " ' ¦' æ ¦--¦¦- nu '< ^flflflflflflflflflmflflflflflflflflflflflm^m —¦¦¦ «««^.MaMHM^^HaMa three times month. per No. Insurance on freight shipped on these steamers can be 79 Rua Sete de Setembro taken out at the Agency; ist floor. For freight, passages and other information apply to No. 2, Rua General Camara, ist floor. G. C. Anderson, Superintendent. çrjAcoBs Qn IYERPOOL, BRAZIL AND RIVER L PLATE MAIL STEAMERS. LAMPORT & HOLT LINE PASSENGER SERYICE FOR NEW YORK GREAfREMEÕÍ The well-known steamers Wordsworth, Hevelius, Leibnitz, Coleridge and CURES Galileo Rheumatism,Neuralgia,Sciatica, sail at intervals calling at Lumbago, Backache, Headache.Toothache, STEAMERS have been found by experience to be the best type of vessel for shallow river navigation, and of these Messrs. Yarrow have construeted a BAHIA, and •or» Throat, Swell].»». Kpraíi.*. 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Passages Rat/s \sl.-cl. yd.-cl. with excellent accommodations for Ist and Rio-Antwerp, Bremen 500 Marks. 150*000 íird DEPARTURES class passengers, for LIVERPOOL. ,, —Lisbon 4,s ,, i»$ooo ITAPEVA will Orellar.a Feb. 51)1 For further information apply to sail for will shortly sail for This stearr.er dces not carry ad class passengers. Paranaguá. Antonina. Desterro. Rio Grande. These steamers are fitted with electric HERM. STOLTZ & Co., Agents, popular the light and Pelotas and Porto Alegre. all mederr. convenienees. Insurance policies may be taken IMBETIBA Rua da Alfândega, No. 63. out at the agency on merchandise, bagg.-ge and values. Rio de Janeiro. Saturday, Ist February at 4 m. p. This steamer reeeires Cargoes for all sta- For freights apply to F. D. Machado, Freight and parcels received through the tions from Macahé to Campos, Araruàma, No. 4. Kja de S. Pedro; SAMSON & CO. Trapiche Costeiro, Rua da Saude 50, up to Central de Macahé. Padua, Carangola and and for passages and cther information te w Steamship Agents the Blst. others of the Minas branch of the Leopoldina Wilson Sons 4 Co., L'd., Agents, "Vapor,"" AGENTS OF THE Valuables at th»- ortice, on the day of Railway, daily at the Trapiche No. 2, Rua de São Pedro. ALLAN LINE OF STEAMERS sailing till 3 p. m. Armazém Xo. 6. HOWDEN LINE OF STEAMERS GELLATLY HAW. SAVILL & ALEION Co., LINE OF STEAMERS s LIMITED. Rio de Janeiro, Rua S. Pedro No. I, P. O. Box IH3 For passages and information apply to the office of Buer.c: Aires, Calle ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. Cuyo Xo. 429, „ ,, „ 905 MonUvidéo, Calle Zabala Xo. 30, ,, „ ,, 253 LAGE IRMÃOS, , BETWEEN Rosaric, Calle Bajada Xo. 156, „ ,, „ 54 NEW ZEALAND and LONDON. Cable Address-SAMSON. Bua 1.° de D^a3?ço3 49. HOWEVVARDS—Due at Rio ce Janeiro. ÜUBBER HANEf STAMPS. WÍTCHE8 CLOCKS **0*ÇxC 773* *0Wfc»*«.•••• Feb. 2; ti* m A PÊNDULA SDISSA. Stear.ers superior in every respect axe fitted With every Metal-Bodied Rubber CLEARED ar.d BEPA18ED. àmvesãeuee for lhe cooifcrt of travtíkrs. Cas at Texekifíe Type. JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER acc PtVMOvTK; pftssesgws rsay lane ai Latter port. H. Kliewer makes a specia"ity cf American eight-dav clocks, strikinc hour> S. T. LOXGSTRETH, the abeve work. F«t Srelgia apply ts F. D. Machai; and half-hour*.. R*. 2.^000. Al! hi;h class watches at- 0£ce acdwcrks: petsooally American alarm clock.*.. R*. No. *, R-zí de S. .°eáro; i=, Travessado Ouvidor, sst floor. tended to. ar.d is even- case the S*0l» wptkmaoahip ia aza fer passages asd cther tsforiEatícc r. NE.—Special ítteatioa given ts large çtanips i trsáí-marks) guaranteed. Wilson, Sons & Co L*d„ Ager», aad large type for raarlciag ccSee bags. , w. w_, »\»^«« »^wi: W**. ÍVwã. No. 2, Rea d- ã£j Pedra. Business Signs Engraved 74 RüA DO OUVIDOR 74 trsDOL,pno í». s.x.vtos