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DE JANEIRO, JANUARY 28Tii, 1896 ®vw*sff*3! 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 \ <i7. .Vow Slreoí. líim An ou\ Quitanda, ÕG Estima CARMO BATHS. _Vo\v Vnrk.Rio c/o .Jnncirn. Travaux et> Empreza MODERATE PRICES. o*Entreprises ÓHXROJPOniST, .ubrésil \ j 79 RUA l.c DE MARÇO 79 Hot and Shower Baths, Execute orders for American manufatures, machinery cf ali kinds, rolling stock, railway supplies lumber, Dr. Francisco Pereira RIO DE J__JSrEIEO Sulphn. and Medicai Baths, petrole.m, flour, provisions, &c. Make firm otTers of cargoes cr (American Dentista PI parts unge Baths, etc. thereof. Purchase and sell on commission. STOWAGE,LlCHTERACE,TUC-BOATS Make liberal RUA DA QUITANDA 37 advance. on consignments. Conespondence carefuííy at- No. tended (Ist flnor) 28, Rua do Carmo, to. (julclcost dlBpatch <ri\-en tn Stcomcrs " Office Hours: from 9 a. m. to 5 p. ra anü sa///rij»- resse/s. RIO DE JANEIRO. Cable adddrcss: Delima—New York." THE RIO NEWS [January 28th, 1896. 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.
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