Evening star. [volume], June 18, 1892, Page 11, Image 11

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THE OLD A
IN RIO JANEIRO.
Some Inteesting Remarka About
That Wel-Known Brailan CapitaL
CAPUTAL TRIANSPORTATION.
zveesehte s Carried on the 6a, and
Mest of the Carriere are Women-A ViS to
She Marked Plee-The ON and New Water
Ms" CoEendsmes of The Evetr star.
10 D JA3 , May 2, 1L2
N NO PART OF THE
world except Paragaay
are So many and divrs
articles carried about
on people's hamds an in
BrariL In the former
country (which im pe
ewnarly one of women.
you know, since most of
the men wer, killed in
Lopez's wars) when you
.al at a house ard hand
the servant your card
to present to the mis
she claps It n her head and walks off, with
beeed as stMy adif the bit of pasteboard
weighed a hundred pound4, precisely as the
a.nle porters "tote" your trunks up town from
the radway abitien or Steamsboat landing and
the uitesm beings your dinner or laundered
*men r freshly bleshened boots.
Here in Rio everything movable is carried
n the head-from skes to coss, with corpses
inid.; from plane as.s and wardrobes, to the
.mn.a e As a rule, the strests are too
marrow for ars and drays. horses are scarce
oumerou, and o The latter mcve
hwWW~~~. hass fbrden. Dry gmds ed
pm le the .reetst
1A
tecr howet*,~o
b1hin ROM them*ir cheets bae n
etM 012W-6GOWN40bibters, shoes, under-I
It b ..a.'et .. Mdvandtquge
boes hedspl of = bomai toth
hrtW eA.. Slvma tes.hop@ &.'".' enable.
So amerchat to work ogf many=ig they
ecald not etherwise e.I h m
way mefersitare Z sends ar=d his
ehisadtablemsed sofa for inspeetion. The
e s , a- tr-*.'
bl- wtith sarly ether, likpe roesonthe
'm ETbanL aD B eB est L emator.
Wi Ies pla as E vegetble adeantae, fr
deer to Sdr en as .at amarSI s andit
wme.The aetehe lond ing ta tred
wit th ods ad eds f tesandght ehoble
trie, liere' soko headn braingupe
ena chno try.wise carrioero. baInte mn
ad behes a ter ea ds ro, chiser
nasmid is a d ofas for unieralfio.h
A.tsh p g eatig, rnpa towcall
ue....o.ds vrb. yoh .n.4 .arr...a.re
webwh yeeblin la w ulr ptoaly
bathetub or at~n uk
1 1ansae fo alin, pa.teda
~y b are w theettdppet rs f teon..h
1gm, pouaty adset se re bordn fro
deer Se deore- the heads. arkem aendry
w e u ed hi maaod
wht eeodds van ens wth slaughte homte-t
he a ve ehep' htea aramer, hsih
eeanerway Water ares ble ho sk
ed budkets bcro the rice wih esar
aids ant eevhi faneoweadt the asop
with ast . atdea orea toe n
an hsd'e eana , thedsae hee
ow toedS Cam tee imaer.
M N Me wit tSarbi whe bar
Mebmtet ns~ up enale ustr in~. the
4*, whe Ga tupae an a da more ata
sesThoughI her hdows
h e pseer e gisarelatee
a ees wlaaee er asdbilngn
ed e laus aemiy dn h~e okto
aessewe metsep awa eans U tona tf
SMe eteaf g aewns no ed
i r esha a belsp th fred tem itha
aut .asped tetma w .hs - um as n
detigeaU, Anhear ter wi the pian
~epe osbateres~daw un.em hwte
QUEDUCT.
Abe in uru, and Incled, at es age
wenty-ve or thereabout., to develop mu
Wce worthy of rosundiers.
A OUDOOS COsNAWZON.
One may strol for hours, If he esa as
he mimled odors of b and AW, dmse
regetables and dirty humans ameug t -
rank, of baskets of fruit-amostly feit, a
known to northern eyes-of e dseivah
ihape and color, mooth, ri4ed, b "
et with spines; vegetables quer in shaes m
u,, tin complica nome of whi
lerino PHl" scaly, slimy and olrMN
o lovely lines of ruby, Oial, em11e
pearl and g31. If you are bravo eao I
pcnetrate the depths of the Interior youM
nd more gipsy-like half-Maked hachs
quatted cn the ground, their shatter sma
ing above the gibber" of monkeys th
paw, of shrill-voiced parrt "nd Otimgawl
imprisoned poultry. To ths very rof 11
tommoditie. are piled, and from es esmb
rafters swing inflated bhadr, s
musage. tripe, ealted fsh, articles of
and goodness know what not, Brds who
brillian I looks as If it had bean 41
in melted jeOwels hop about in ages of wi
bamboo, skins of tana= 1 and sob
gorgeous feathered Mreature g es doi
t , countless monkeys mook h as
Wit. with wing t ds hererln
painter. bestowed upon Beelebub and hi. a
tendant davil., add confusian to the eatey as
bewilderment of motion to the scee.
PUTTIvo VI TES PasCen.
You naturally essy to purchase earbia kal
Lnd curiosities, and are anrmly eumog
thereto by perspiring serchants at their beds
and counters; but you are eman=ed to &Ad th
the price of everything you appreaek
promptly advanced a thousand per oat. Bob,
.rvfr.of course from afar, you are bellim
to have unlimited cash coneal about y
person. Therefore the orange., fgs,repelAs.
hyou he'eJust s m sold at the -otfa
lozen for a penny are now quoed at a hift
ipiece, and no abatetment b he quantity. Am
rou will find the same son te of amire a
rer the country, for eveyder, great
'mall, scento money in the ai 46epprow
>f a presumably opulent foreigner. ft
town to the water's edge, you comse upon Is"1
)f cra, o~brimp, lobsters and other simyr.
min of the sea; and a dirty lot of Gieek Mh
WMn cleaning, etting and solin %*eir ain
4under. throwing their offal It te teat A
edestrians to walk over. and swearing "II
roopers" the while-if it be true that tope
wear worse than anybody else.
TzS on gAsmocA AQOUwOr.
One of the sights that met impaeesa skteng
n Ro is the old Carioca aquaedaet, asm
if colonial times, consreetad a cetatry and
"al ago, and as pite s historially h
ereating. It is twelve leog, ad arm
he valley between Santa Theresa end lb
Lntonio Hill on a double series of arches,
rap being 0 feet deep and 746 feet wide. Il
rater supply Is drawn from several e
'treams owing down the (alo ieM, And
Is head are three built of out te
alled the "Mae d'Agua'-aother of wet.
he work of conveying water into the Gty
*egun by the Jesuits as early s 167, ad the
Ajueduct, asde of open tile id a ounelm
o ry, Maso e down t the R
roir on heLag d, Mresa. ItWas Pr
uilt by the conquaered ndmalo, but a"- 4k
y African lares, which the mminsieMl I
by ind westogI in
ase. The later nedict did not falle. qt
he same course, it empties A the s.
and N stone arhes, sa 1
y (street) do Areas, e eAt
form ce of BIo's quatateet attestiss.
TIN sw WATn wease.
As the city grew the water supply hod Uo 1
Narther increased and now much of it oem
ron Ro do Ouro water works The JIt
Mang of modern eestruetice are mash mul
Plaborate in character then the old ones, b
probably wil not atas eug. he Pi we1
urnished to the goversmet by IO 4
ant anbocted by nglish eentraetoe A
ofaottoand a halfmfloae
ing. It. minimum &a p Is
"t 111000 oMaln and it.sadig ee
a if* et above tea l ,m
miles fromn the main dsbtigresrve
from whene the water iscaretrog.
he city in Iropessppyn the ba s
ern housin et ht uk the es
kon still go to the ueserveir one I
or ilyant them te ld jew
queduct s t rnd test wonder Intl
world, never to he eaedby mnodern engines
ag. In teearly monn s eteetsowarm wit
fer the .eir. supply, he eb.'
>uckse upon their beads. As t ea who
liebea want to the well the publicfonI
re the great meeting plaees for geia
geation an see a deahen fsalil
ave tobe...l.d to eosee,.eerder.
Amng the eneat ndas*s is the M
bhereh on eas Hill, whoe eineeean.e
Pegun in 15gY. Immedialy after the ditof at
rity weange f roes Villa Yelha to that
mow ocuiuIt was dedicated to be geho
:lao, the ciys aro int, and tes ~age
I. fonder, Esalod a, rest within it. usn
for about two centurles it sred as U
uthodral chareh,until the iporil
idilt, aheornerllof theRia. I
inly cfalle "lesntiof rc"agedo "sro
apter." The te etema nee
7. ca nane uoea
itae and meidty mtageo h (ba~
she bes moas eee .
vi emseib tobstb as we ot 81
OILTU @3bum IFE
e ?reta ebesa et Die a faw Ia
imhwiand ampeteis~ wpasmee. 'The
east is -, @ Npisqpl, gepaam e bIy
fSa bawi hn asmi& b the
reto et aI ~ ea. orlsh which
~T Ihicah ma he ethois cherek ish
ten A at i t
massso a a
- y - -ioo isalen atew.
m adI1et . she hmarh The
dbbQW is RW-I 'e Gots
m ke he Red Ind (" =rgeam
las is sb onme t-N bsiedof
bee ohe e nythnbut al and h
o au wrk is Ae far bt. w
ogeuse te sitis by Jet lainssaee."
gth h rat The erst I
best "= . aury amet is in
with oetm~uyo bs S t weeiop
Amnatcee Wsigo' eraree lebities,
wre by 3ha ee and N d oug=t
7.. hT, buted "uraot ead a
4rmoderof o the," Aceren Pr op% mesby
le et dresef.Iad o aulte wit thel brtek from
wothin ass own grouJnd and" zatil
eaamaee th e oie. It ' is thee
of Itd does 1s bwaosr m ue t
Tht l~lhs eeto ~mucotakuobm
aher a ar ersanid a
slogt, year Rege Rw, but in theytwo
hn iurahe o the author of
amos.~~~ tuasmlslovolre
hf rougSy mediof eetiwoniss itoe eb
met wtn own. f ounted ran pn-ial
ame by chp~ o the hum da
ab &a ke ntk bto ierachure ne
a 1111 MA that t pb woule n o e
th to t N a a aewery
a smed o hr naOmnRm
" opeem yoyn and tihrowrk
hemost eacellent. Vim& Wbut
r- SIe w ma re a i t eosingo e olera
yW nown bea 11geo "iaes ubes
g To te wa ee o ud d by a Stair:
molv e o' aet r"- andn
Sasrtiee on Wa cllt a r n terrye toe rtes,
tmiim oo de atibut ebmb
win by tha deh, ta 6d poisnisto
t l Oa,'ad er estatlA "ors ary
xate ha note s30Appbvei
Itilmechet heerrondin ambqiteon toan
--wer.-.Bolt;'''orlr.:
abut Ity ie hemd too mucht somck upe bNow,
oto andew and workls Ie res ad tor
b dem her tlows adoel But WARt
e ite , who. Iyl is- m iern o aoene
4 ise Dr. Basm biy "aiaa" ohe famiy
Ct T Ow own. l thebteak cceit o
& 3 s to o literat e sn
thattheOubc Gawo otso
d o E mie b t ever a skr a ,
tr ribut , and eincrpdentit, B t' Gldiy
of ald I the to tque witf " caie oft th
a liter ste st foron DIt iley tha rorh awok
A d bth hmjr g I amL...-'V?*"o
r reI l befor comine o! Whngto prap toa
die park bit for twocing or Mie hs beeny.
aW bally b een e eer mial euighbr.
to- bly whell-knond nesar nd m awndter
- Nle ethes, e Rmetard Romal, it sori tho
do p laMd orpioa o oete are tho
Is tmemr.o her a few erabu s
Is Dr.et of hmly " ore n than othre crul
it m so.. de sTh Pabot lb er" and
So bamimmd eyes"t ofchelrent b thee soo
b et m that the lia hair, wih
P io and fedn o msnder aboutthat
kvisse I e do lte nows~g the of sthe
titue ash betr D. fa voe th fit su e
af "stln neet werem best a b aly.n Ar
bt outh'kfnowm ne, ad aaie ot tru.
Toa& I beaee f outh and be
o the c ecitio, iand
deialmatheht h aowmIh do not oweto
S naese t neoius rSo thare am
00 m e s om a y M N d a re lfew a $
ir anliof airv shusad gar sonft re Is
ONG oe do ne:abo. Wotia
e Irrt of thee
a6who Is gmong iene botomy
sie t d set tast lxan whbamr Whic
isprase, fdhae n o word the meaot so
'4tom rlof" =Aadothe eet saasubeed
est? 'i0, Ies sees Prig "There'9 En
SsWas I eesas ae tohe ee.
* .m,- ahe w.re wd a.. A"a
*ogher m eis Tem UnehotsrVs.
e wu bas to qe s m ad li
AWA he ethhas e lreingth amsihbrwil andk
is brld andb somebodWll porthe youm
aout.bit fshrd to smmer. oulfe m been
d-b0r11 by reeSum 0o "mINSml ne Iban
-- Oneoi the maridt oman ith notit
jfm' ; do, may doherpl" Ilu o'loKa, Intill
ll~~idn ealy!U to= ca.mo ee Sn
count on m h too,
ofmWet r uioeIthe s ihutsyn
wrIsta uls musin. rwg
h fo the sounds she o "pa by earan
Iothe wod, the dooayse
bed4 tmsmo e~sy , "Tees soa
dsh Pa&" Ib"so awtlandJ, t he woe
dark"l. and eleIL;savern ba~cda
904h1o6omnryfflw thec uaio of
c ig ~al u Jn~e shlo&esc
T oses terafnova es tar:utepeibeta
W9 these tsos are ktavrd aw l thes nose
ho W dohss omboo t t asbnd think
wif ydm rsemlin SoGol rens? -0d
We, r e see but" wn behas so
BONES FRO CAVERNS
Ruis Pk"u hr Tulb d Blow
Log Eiti
GOBBLED BY HYS3AS,
nsim Udlem Goillese by 911mree CW"
vese-Vephalntme9 in Ausesm
ws cubiest of Doe 3m- am6
Usef r ssm em.
,MUM U AIWATI
--isin mysteri
o%*l intrest abow
eaverw. vesple lmw
to explore them, wiK
-0 theelag th t4
areprying into hesib
'-sde ge of asetrn
Es1t..ky is fa *I
natural ees, foreed
amstly by the atics
waesr, mecu of whiol
extend their sabterm
ean tunnels for hun
dres of ailes. Limestone formations, whos
overfound, are ap to be honeycombed with
holes big and little. The celebrated labyrint1
of crete was nothing Moore tAm a see of mudi
h m wnrck, elped out by a few ertlcl
corridors between the valtg whieh am.
oedthis wonder Of dlude nsAiuty h
hle i d is said t be a "wtroW sbevens
y allsac ibl caves were theo
t tednby wild animals, which have e
enormous quantities of their remali behind
them in subk ioo.ftim. in them e etil
explorer discovers thecommeus rellse of beas
long extinct, whic trod the earth theum"n
upnthousands of yam ago. Quite commouel'
th bon e not fo.silzd, but, being p
served by lcamy sediment and Hay imruste
tion, awtolly retain their origind almife.tn
Often thse fond in a snle saver, It th
could be clad in the Gook again and wall
abroad, would ases to furnish a sore of a
attractie meusgerlee as ever accempauled a
obvus. Nay, more, they woud fen might
herds of strange -Aur, many of them moe
formidable and ferocious, such as are cml
known today by skeletons more or Ieee ince.
plate.
ruornax, nse urn sweouan.
One cave at Kirkdole in England was opese
acuidentally not long ago by quarryms., hav
ing been closed and conesaled for ages bj
dalriuaova eowwith L I$Wmavre
orow with the beam
numerous epoclee of animals, among whiae
were mn of elepliante, rhinoceroses, hipp
potaiL tig and o nas. There were
lentiful remain, of bears wolves, m door
fo ,wasel. and several indu of b=ds low
mukas the diameter of the hole was onij
about three or four feet it was evident that tim
Xe 't beasts above mentioned could not hew4
there. Undoubtedly the bones were fetche
thither byhbyouas, which used the cavern s
den. But what, amazing "Ja4~ctures respect
Jug the fauna of Great Britain uring the epol
when them creatures lived are suoted by ti
discovery of such relice of gia
and great carnivores in that region
Evidntlytheelimato in that latitudle inat
have been tropical during the lftime of tm
beasts. At present the *Uphant, rhinocerm
hippopotamus and hyena ae only found e
the equator. Dut in far northern Siberia, when
now eternal cold reigns, must formerly ha
beow arerlmsting sumro ugn from the foe
il palms and erocalei that region.
abundantly. Along the shores of the Aroti
oean, from Archangel to Bering strait, tb4
bone. of ehants are occasionally discovere
in esummons heaps. At the mouth of the len
river there are whole islands composed of mob
bones and mud. Such quantities of them a"
sometimes inesed in icebergs as to form an im
% axl of commerce, being melted oul
hea the sun during the sheet warm
season an the coast ofinthuwea.
Lleut. Kotnebue o c~ee in the western
part of the gulf to the north of Bering strait s
mounin o solid ice covered with noe and
gras. The surface of this extreordinary hl
was om~nud of smt and sanid, only about sih
beneth which the Ie was W1ad
u waiy eting. As It Melted great numbers a
th omand teeth of mammoths were o
posed to view. The story of the mammmoth'
cameas, found with all i feh entire in ON
frosen pavel of Tungusia, where It had pre
aumably been buried for somthn Jim 100,01K
years, i already a famili.r am few year
in 17?, a woolly rhinoceros
condition of pmesrvation ws
unearthed in Siberia. Th head and feet of tb
animal ae now in a mueum at St. Petersburg
together with a "m quanity of its wool. I
numerously a remains of masmmoth
d in that part of the world that the!
W SObtained have for many yesm form
a large 2 fof the entire Market !!WpjYe
IvmamMotnhe m==ng
Mal the earth," was o ily conferred b)
the nrAves, who supposed that the hUge ores,
tore lived underground like a mole.
.CO.LUOThD ANY N*L~s
To return to the cave at Kirkdale. I
no doubt that the bone found there were col
looted and brought into the eavern by th
hea the marks of whose toth are to be
aiy m upon them. It i not to be sep
posed that thes caries fre ur
wee erebe to ailtranc reosr ua
* mer~d=.amso';'are.2
better ed theirany of' t
a suc gra best the on elte
urcasn hea in and evastei
ha e picked cla Ter lore of btridle
ofi dinern han iedies rohey hh i0
e hdnly rand ften atc srger e
a'pomp ta thmelv ebs
Thus i is notsurprshat thee
nweiisolhare m.. de ec atao
multln of boe noar.f hthrt
thm.Insmchasthe ea c oters i
bodes ad venatac ad gbbe p ay
hemre yh a e
as"ts"r
es..a @mi
te oeek OWthi r.ete et a
I~e ~eim Wh~estes e osemMee
Qis ban sa
9Wil the - 40
ess .mag .fLh insassa,
u tt stmat t
afterah u ers
eme~est and _theisteks
leo thelesemes. et such qm eteu
h eae bofn me t -e
by tsta edmeeu
Abs tir~oo o their p hslteya fasmd
etothe ouvm @6mutharod imprs---- in
with the boues et reindeur, ese es a
mbe-~teohed pethat thywere eaa
Sopra at'in :t with tbse bri.
thev aew the -mth I Mhew
sew in bois mnyt bn nSI
mgeoaa aatta
me.WdrW= : = .We~t~'er a fu=,hr dm**
esetraitos in the matter. U "ea
the joints, paris y then of i e redeer,
won atis ruie lleI as hs fteme
whisk seksatm to this day-Uet basquets
that wege e*ayed a th eestarle er mee
ago
---- -----T- 04 Maa.
V the pepe et Th e Pm s Mea ogeg
mreee Ut Oungs so week.
ITom t1e ry e Dny Trome.
Probably the moet intelliget suggueti yet
trow ont for Mhaging wiog with,
inhbitoats of the planet Mars, if ay mgk
thOs be, s made by Mr. E. ElXsweeth Oey.
It ia that aperfectlyeevelarea, lay t least Ave
ma in 'diametr, aot in the viiaity of hhs or
uoestaias, be savered with a aniflemly bleek
ocsting of earthy sad or eel det. Th
arm is to be covesed with gas jeto er elerie
ares, pleing the Dauminating plat aboot
tree feet apart. Thai would requite seese
e,mm peinse ef litesse brilh.sy, VaNl t0
the Inhabitants et Mare with a magnifytg
Power of IN diameters when the earts was est.
-Auently far away froem ocosactios to be ass.
while the sun was below the belt etwilhubt.
The paiIs to ose mr ade -ed thse
s s that thetraingof a key weod
lueteatly exiingih or light them all. Them
the ilnluemnti should be made to appear and
d:|'Eiat rvwteval"."''.a.s"n-.
Arsiilb intrva beweensheSa e s three
'-manad and the ases comtiUe Ave i66ds.
Than the intervals and doratis o t should
be lay fie s , twelve, '
ede, =x than the series of ti
ad. Mr. ey ago"that each signals
wo hardly be kept as without attaust
a mtntion Its lisats be for
advanoed in iatnagsma, developnest and sivi
lisation. They must then conulade that te
earth similarly Inabited and that some of
Its SW had constracted a Sak light vislbte
fto CwMeller on Mars. I aleo may be e
=tdthat they would arrive at te ounellsen
at h ti t was maintained as a signal 6o
atteelwstlatteton. Further, it may be
onsd that in the latter ease they would
arazgamsents to ratern the Wie, if
Pos"N" though o e old m y, a
manner we should * d.
This is a pretty theory and its author dserves
credit for having bee the &rat to show the
world how interplanetary osmmicaj m Is
bis. But there still reming the :=
is prsatileble? For the prent,at a t t
must be answered with a asolngative. xt
ks not l the* any man or a-M-ob of
men would usertake the enormous expes
Involved in carrying out thi scheme, seeing
thatthers is init no of pritand but
a koblematical aow4 of glory. not to be
iR years after deat the
iveto, a gbshould over arise
an this earth tha loves wisdo more them
wealth is =a& And other use for it money thea
to e gulf that --ra*
from the other mnembers of the e01111s1 m
but tIl te it is idle to expect the osty e
to be made. ti, it will do so ham for te
enthusisati ones to revel in a t
some each result to be achieved b oe
who will come after them, and there is another
view of the case sill moe entcing to tem"
who arspeoeistively in-lie. &ome of the
phtllsophrs~ who have stadied the appearemsee
of Mar think there is reason to its
nh ai" se mush farther 1hd=
ourselves in the march of ian.teieal
that planet having *DOWed own freom
W a bulos heat a~ thea ito larger brothr
or Witer, the earth. Berse it sot seard to
suppose the inhabitants of Mare already have
been coasidering the problems ot lmtrommuaJ
eation with other members of the solar system,
ad for :egt we know aor y hae
making m iulstonas forolitiesWast
without our aware of e fAt. If sse
of the ones who see. the objects in
the sky throu tealurie talscope onse see
changes on the rtsf o Mare which tW
fancy indicate *atissis ar is program th
ease would be altered- mhaht It
then be tisible to And perss to
stmad the of and een
ucita retura= 10'bua
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tase oureelvee sa the estimatios of or Meigh
bors.
Life Weald Do Dreewy Wish Mima.
Eoathar ad~os anskeaw.
Ethsl-"Mr. J1.nhi G~em I eaR
you George?-yeu mest have see. for a lang
timme-ht I-"
-"Tat ~hae nouase or aaan that
SprIngs a chestnut like that."
Deere Many Ipreuat.
Items the somerieournal.
Ihe-"Do you balite the love of maessy to the
root of all evil?"
Ue-"No, but the vast of it I.."
What Oues Up Kos comme Dews.
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FA RER_ ST'SIEEN.
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