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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-07-03
MAKING PROGRESS.


The Brave Rescuers Working in the Twin
Shaft are Meeting with Less Resist
anoe, and Rapidly Approaching the spot
Where 1t Is Expected They viii Find the
Bodies-A Faint Ray of Hope.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 3O-An-
other "a hours has rolled away and
etill the men at the Twin Shaft, Pitts.
ton Junction, are making heroic ef-
forts to reach the men entombed
More progress was made this after.
noon than has been made since the
work was begun. There was no fur
Their squeezing in the gangway or
slope, and the men were not inter-
fered with in placing the timbers and
feeling their way cautiously along.
On account of the favorable condi-
lions to-day the men had gone about
three hundred feet further into the
slope than they were the night pre-
vious, and they had reached the edge
of the cave. 1t is presumed that the
men entombed are about seven hun
dred feet from the edge of the cave,
and in order to reach the bodies Dig
ging was begun with all vigor.
The timbers behind the reservoir
yesterday showed no signs of bending
and all of the officers agreed that the
roof was in good condition. To dig
away the 700 feet and reach the bodies
will take IL or - hours longer, if
everything continues favorable, but
the officials and rescuers think there
are open spaces beyond the edge of
the fall, which, of course, would not
have to be dug and in these places the
men would only have to secure the
roof
If the slope is solidly cholxed up the
digging would take couple of weeks,
but if the fall is not heavy, and if there
are open spaces, the men may be
reached any time within the next j. or
Is hours. The air is good, and it still
freely circulates among the rescuers,
and the danger of the men being over
taken by body of water has entirely
disappeared
Moment-A Faint nope.
WHKEsBARRE, Pa, July /, 100 a. m.
The midnight shift of rescuers who
have come to the surface report that
they are now at work on the cave and
may reach the bodies at any moment
Some of the rescuers cling to a faint
hope that some of the men may be
alive. They say that the pillars
where the men are working are very
large and strong, and that perhaps
the cave came about them and left
them imprisoned in an open space,
but the question whether or not the
men could have sustained life for SO
long without food or water is open to
grave doubts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
Vd. 8. s., (Firmado)s.Jos6 Lled6

| Vd. 8. 8. (FirmRdO)G.J0s6 Lled6,
Carcagente, 10 de Bnero de 1885,
Una sefiora de Alosla escribe -
"Por algunos amos vengO psde-
'iendo de dolores nervlosos y q Ca
Ia momento aparealan bajo difes
rentes formas. Ofeiamos que &c.
rIan dolores hist6rieos Ultimp-
nente Ell 20 de Junio tuve un ata-
que ten violento de diohos dolores
Iue rae hallaba como muerta Y
vi6ndome en- este estado me dieron
~ medioine, oil Jarabe Curative de-
Ia Msdre s 3igel. Despnes de to.
mario p0r &lg0n tempo gaaojas &
Dies me eocuentro cOnpletamente
.rartshleoida s. g. s., (Firmado,
MGGd4lona Ebri y Gajana. Alca-
III, "a de- No giembre de 1896"
SO5rO caaO jnteressnte ga el de
Dona Psscuaia Ripol g.. Nsta Sc
Nora d In e.guiente deaeripcI0n de
eu cnra para qGo aqueilas parsonss
cue pnaiegcnl del mismO NAL pue-
dan velerre del mismo remedio: -
"P1g eepaeio de IN silo he esta
90 radeoiendo de do ORES en ei es-
t3mago eeguidos de Ia indisposf-
ol5n genecaI que reguarmente i
E TIta dc los padecimientos del es-
t3mago. Dursnte este cortO pc
r ode prob6 variossremedios Y al
gunos en- lugaz de alivisrme me !
pusieron peor hssts que por fin me
sconsejaron que probara 81 JArabe
Curative de 10 Madre Seigel. Me es /
eDteremente impossible el expliear
ell fesultado pero le aseguro que q |
la presente me halo como si jamss
hubiera padecido del est0mago. MOI
8 solamente hap desaparec do todos
los des6rreglos del est6mago sinO
cue tengO ahora un apetito como
james tuve snteriormente.
Hago esta dealaFaoion para au
satisfaction y a. niam0 empo pa
"a que q publiqnv Vd. 6 4ska cual-
QUEER otro us Que oFea convoniente
por ii hubie9 . aa@tQa!era otra per-
soma que ps4de0iers de 10 mismo
pGede tener miama ventajs que
80 he. .Ienid>. =. s. s., (Elrmsdo) |
Pascusa Ripoii6s Aloa de Obi
vert, 20 de NOvlembre de- 1882
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
IL > -@OS. .
OBRAS DE DERECHO

De vents en- ell BoLETN MERoAN.
TIL:
Jur.eprudenoia popular por Fran
cisco Lastres "TateIa y Consejo
oe f&mli,s," i" Fl tesGamneto y 10
0erepoia." "El matsimouio," " FL
aci6n-P Patria- -Potes5@d-AlIm n.
tJs."
OompilaoI6n de Iss diepoeicicnee
JFgsDioaS Ge ~ Admins 1Yaci6n de
Justiei@ en- UitIamaE, por Ran6
sanchez. .Ooane.
Repertoire de JuriaprUdencia en-
nat&Ti4 crlmiDsi tornado por una
,unta de sbogados, baio la diree-
4lon da don Vicente Romero Gil
on: compien0e deede eli s6o 1870
4 1890.
Ley ds. Z@ju,clamiento Civil, POI
Mant 9ea, 5 tomCE.
U04iRo Civil, pot D. seavola, 10
tones y 2 eE6Gdices.
OonplIaei6o legialstiva, por Fer
naLQez, 10 tones,
digo De ComURoio, por Bones
rG Giron, l tomo.
.CJd'go de jug1icja m'iitar.
sL4yes oigtles lie Bepsn6. por Me-
alna ! Mana n6a, l touo.
Ud4'ko oivaj, poE G. lie las Cs-
san, l .tmo.
Iaatsun.@nloa p6bliooe, por Zsr-
Go5o, i gUn0.
Ley Gle EnjuiciamieDeo civil, pol
! 10 1+eVilt& 90 los trlbunafes,1 romC
| <. C0GigO penal p0ga CGb8 = Puey.
" hsso, .os idem ldem, 1"tomo.
II ab ga(.o popular, por P. HUI
SUet, l & nc.
. U6dIgcs Antiques &c Espana, poi
MaEoolo Maltlnes AiGubilla, 2 to-
] ,noE.
| ulociooarjo municipal, por Gs
lahte, 3 t1m0s.
Ulcionsrio de admins raci6n
por Aleubills, 10 tomoe.
| .AAuarica del 81 y SO, Al ubilla
| DereCh Ii 0 a3Gsja'atretiv0, POI
! Abolja, 3 soMca.
| Dlouou&rlo ces .fogmul&Ejos, po
iGem, l g>p0.
| Me- U@s5 -,e3 ,.09G@10e NIua i@i0a
les, r0I 444H., fQuy.
| MspQsl 60 sJ -oEetsgio &c Agru.
i2&m!3lao ~ 's.n, <umc.
/ Maao..a 10 iafmu @Tl0a psrH Jul
so!os olyAe&s Eo1 ,dea, / CONS,
| M&uuaj d8 tormuiarioa para +
soElsnlAai, per l1Iem, 1 Gomo.
| 4Gcm Qo !t:sl'am&nG&rs&s, pcG idor
! l tomO,
LIAM de Qrlntaa, per idem.
GOm0.
loern. de Expropiaci6n forzoel
por iGem, l tomo.
Iuem dc montes, por idem, l to
mo,
! Idem del matrimonio, por iden
/ tome.
| JustiCia Mliitsr, Nociones Re!
SslGo~EGAo5icaa de toGa Clase {
pgoCeuAnllentCsy yjuGiaialec, pcr dC
sJoaQuln Gregla y HefnandeTs 2 t
mos
LegAslaoidn de ninas, por Bra'
Avln, i toDo.
ounsoio 0e fsmills, por Aree.
.VMU.
aula Ge Ia Contribution Tent
eAa., pok F1elxa, tomo.
DuEecEu administrative, p0r NJ
04, l toino.
6AUgoulmlentos Olyilea, Grin
4alo~, Oan0nicoa, y Oontencio'
auAA.nlstraEAvos, poE r.. ,A&sgres
UuDAUEs III
DslsGho pgocessI, .poE FafEs'
.>tLAANs ~A,,
44~1aao de Hacienda PoeIl
AA~*., q tonaos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16

Enjuioiamiento civil, por seI0e.
10, l tcmo.
Ley de eninioianiento civil. Eual
10 Reue, 6.tor os
Legislation Hipotecsria pee Ga-
epdo, 4 lomoa
Ley Hipoteearia con Reglsmeps
o, por Moreji, l tomo.
Atancoles jodicialas para 10 ec;~
-ninal.
.Tac ticas de Rec>uta. ::40sots.
ldem Secot6n J Conpsn 80 otg.
Bldem Battalion, 80 ofs.
Manual de Olaeee de &Eopa 2 to-
mes S 2~75.
C0digol.de Justiois MiIlte4. 30
centavCe.
L-3bFoS para Ia Academia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
>OjLOnRS III .ltUBO0

>OjL0KRo III III BJ0
PARA La PzNTCl}A al 0LEO J
La OUABDAA, = 4 ACABAN 0A
REOIBlRtBN N6TA In Z z,SA 4
Holm [tsstssl
BaEdna
Blanc0 &a plata
Blaneo Sc ploms
Banso de- kinc,
AEu; esissGsl
As1l de cobaItsa
ASGl do Prussia.
Oaataao (6rsa de kvFss
Oaassfa nc,
0satano d Vsp Dyrk
,SzTE0'n QuemHds.
UsFI2tn ass gnbis
Jea1EA Sau!s
t2aSmsIl5a.
}gtagGzhs,
HFia de- 2GTns,
andigo,
Amarillo dsgcadmto
amarillo do erono sIsre
kl24riIio 10 eroxaoaoge
AsasFlsi0 indisno.
AAnl@Elt!o de Napogss
Ls9s qas-RadA.s
LaaS caTHinGSo
La1s Fubis
Laca smarills,
Lac. Ls:s o;siss. ossinssi''
Negro DO marMl.
Negro de sGxaaae
Gore eAasaao'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16

ad yesa pesfAdos prussia de fng, eevada temperatures
F"nrenhet ke
$40" cob"stsOn erpOroneG ass de hunO NAL - ID
Adema de todo anotado preebes Cualesqu
Otros orecen Los communicates
nAs recuoidos que los de las marOas sxtrsnters&
As0ntes para tOdG Ssl sOBRNOS DE EzQUIAGA
san Juan, Puerto -Rco Cale de a u6mero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
= T. SxLVA
Tt:Tu AN 37.-s2APITAL

...a,1.ado de MSiiOe, Ban Auero
..,<r. ! ISIS, Agenss. .prinCI pal de
. 81 ,,...ol Tia general Tras :sIantt-
- ,<tps1 otes franeeses), Oorraspon
~ 80 a. edit Lyounais de Paris, b.
= ~. s,... -, ..alo de- los Astableoimien-
~" =, je Paris, de. .la Dom
80 / utos contra stnoendioe
~ 1ntbn, - dsia Comps
. - " AilsAsa.de ssegurs~
.szn rMc<ion TIsns su-
%a4}
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
LINEA DE CUBA

LlegarAn solo hssts Santiago Dc Oubs
los vapores que ssleh los dias S, Is = So.
Los de les dias s y IS tocsrAn en-
Nuevieta Pusrto-Psdre, GibaFA, Mays
II, Bsracoa, Guantanamo ? Cubs
81 diA Is hsrS l&s misnss escalsa.
a exception dc Ia de Magyar, y &dsatAs
t0cSca en- S&gus Ge T@namo.
T0dos reEornsrap vari1cmcdo sue san
iidss ds Cube Ios diss Is, - y ., efec-
tnAndoEe lGs sn&isdsa 81 Il Hsbnga
ID iAs fschas corEespon3asnt.s as 10,
- ? ds eada aeg.
NtnguRo go sstos vSpores sopa2A g.
q reEogno 20 lsnsrt@aau1o,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
O HGjj3u a1GG55 PART 81 siGaBl,D0 bg Las. 6lHlJlS
son LOS DE LAS ,MARCAs
'lUL BRILLANTE" "ELEFANTt".
LUZ SOLAR" "AGUILA'e
as cuales e8tAn 're2istradas y certif1cadas

Est0s 3staoeites, pro-
dac5o de una fabrics
ol0n especial, debida @
u experienOia adQuiHi-
la "a r u nGe IauCAOs
-A<fs ON Ia Induagr1A de
do&r petr6leo tantO
i0s EsG&dos UnitlOa.
s.snI0 en- OuA o. MGiicO
.30xos p&Eea, SOD, 81.
40 nuperlores, igualcs
a loa mejOres que 80
Ampor tan del 81 trante
20, DaJO diversOs noo-
res y m al Oas, ya por
sus buenas cualldades
uminiCaA, ouanto por la
CUE ofreceD,
/ CAUSE, de sus atlas
yradQAdlOneH an 6enaIs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
preparatOrla.

NJ Z y al dLOfJds
3Ar!tmetios spor. .San-
nas, l 'omo- --.-,... Z 2a5o
Algebra, poE idem 2
IONIC ----s.---~.. J Wt
Geometria por Orte.
g2, 2 tomoa. 500
TrigIOnOmetyla, p0r
G0meEssy Palette, l G0-
lno.-----.------.... 2O0
GrRm&tica franoes.
por, ,Oteporo, l tome. 800
T1aduolfp, pot TEa-
mania, l tomo. $1,000. 4c25
Arstn6fIca, POI Oor-
t6sar, l tomo...-. so
AIgebrs. pOr ldem, J
tomo. ----.-----.... Q -
Geometria, pcs lQem
1 tQu1Os s.--o Is
Geometl16 J Tug0-
noInetrla, por Gavllen
L tomo-~----.-----.v see
&AAtn4SiACGs tOr Okg"
din, ! tomo---..-... $50
Algebra, pOr ldem, l
Como.- .------.......- ! 65
GeOmetgia, pOr idem
L Tome. .---.-----.... rs
0rAmbtlca francess.
poK Ohahtreau, ] TONIC 225
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
I,IRRnS RELIGIOSOS.

Ha a. recibido en- esta ImpreRta
I'm potsbls surtido de obras religi0-
sss seIeetas tedas, entire laa eus~-
iem "a eneuenAran las siguientes: /
fmt.aa.An de Crlato, KempiS.
v.d1ei6n ecenomica,.----4 500
t6am de idem, idem, ediOi0n
90 aSo--.-- no 26OI
Ar"ora de- Salvation. .-~-~ 6OE
N,ercicio cOsiGlanS ..o~..-- A0l
nj Devote Feligres, ensas-
ierpsoi6n imitaCion msrhl 1.t0
nlI diviaa, encuadeEGasion
0el negrs con b2oenes. 2.09
.,rv divina, encuadernaGon
a. rlguxoso lGso.. ~-....-~ :a''A
ruz diysua, en0uadernaoio4
en pei do Australia = nj
ss,l.u,s-~-aa ~o~ss~~~~S'e ssOO
..4n,o dol Domingo. lsssV
Pa.nxDt O1cio, en0usdeFnS'
,,.(.. gnslaeoi6n marfl... -oe 3.t0
nG. ,..s gunebres, eneuader-
....n /. 40 oiel con relieves, S.O
g ls,* 1oi Oristlans' snouar'
,s,.,n&t,l0n de plel. ....-.. 800
,.,a ,eooste. encuadernae1oR
A;'s ' ...-........... 500
49, O. eAge, epcuadernaci6D
6crAda.~~~~~-- ---..~~---@ S.0V
v~~(,l,,ofo aapahol, encua-
,{atnsoi6D dc carey con 1n~
s'3S'''a<,i~nes de naoar. 49,. l9.O0
!. a,az cAt0nea, snCnadsE"
TN IL p&Sat CON Ea'ie-
.-...,.-.+,. ..sa.,s 500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
g EEMzPREsA
Ftt1aEES gSPAaULgS CORlEOSDR LIS lsfIssls
y trasportes miIitareS
ae Sobrinos d. Herrera, Habana.

Los vapores de esta empress sfsc"
tuArAn ~ sslida dssde este puerto er
Los dtag s, 10, Is, 30 = s5 dc cada mea,
8 las 5 Sc In tarde en- loe diae lie labor
2 4 las l3 dal dia en los festiyos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
- NJ O. u Z. eess ri 8.
Z + n r. . 4 !:

para peri0dicos { i1npro8;ones del m@>
deIicado trabajo, en;'envases de todo
peso. De coIores: azul, oncarnada.
yiolcta, amariIIa, verde y chocol&%9 2.
E1stas 0Itimas Ell eovases dc .3eej>:~ra~ Va
mos Y L. 4il0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
LINBA De PUERTO-RICO.

5alsr los dias 10y 30 los vaporss
que hSesn sl servicio De Oorreos.
Isl del dis 10 tocR sn Nuovitaa, Giba-
"a, Baracos, Guantanamo, OuDa, Oabo
HRitiAno y Pors-Au-P P1inos Puerto PlH-
"a, Ponss, kaysgusE. AguAdillA ? San
JHsn de Puerto-Rieu. 81 EstoEno hRrA
ssoaia sn log 1ismes pusrtos.
III del dis 30 ir& por Auovit ~s. G
asra, BaFncos,, ,(3uAntAnsmo, Cub San
Donaingo, Poncs, Akyzguez, aqua
i!E y Ssp Jusn dc PasFEo- Rieo, y
Ma % por loa nisr1ca passtoe.
3 eEnaESq 10 - DC de- Puerto Risc
'os { 81 : i gsspsss!vnnosns4I DOB
IGn er oba log leo 20 = ., l.egGadc
a IL Aapsas sp !as g@ohss oorye8pou.
disnsss As = III @y esds asa.
Ningun0 IS sstos dos vApcrss EssasA
i ~ EstotHc On SaAugkraNc,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
IT [ n Z (

para cscribir y cnpiar lie diversaa
marcas. En- potes pecUoOca']hay To-
finidad de clases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16

EoLErrn MxaoAuTxx,.
Ia bolE9, al Oomoroio z
Lee soc1ed .Ces JdeGo&2,
tllo2, / to- o,,.s-.,--,v-s .. .,.
/ Aoc.ones q a13obo Mes
oaQtlI, p0g vari0s alnm
ros de don LufG Silvel&, !
tOmns~.--.~r-.r .-.pv,----~ .o.a
Eibro de las G&tiras, poE
doD Ventura Buzz AgQi-
/ / 8ras oompTapdo: Sati-
ras, Isa eToaGts modog-
na, 0randezGs de jog
Dequef0s, Epigramas y
letri5jas- Vas1as fabrlas
y Mos&lej&s, / t3mo, rus
J ,.tis:a 260 p&gina&.. .-.------.
On lido, NoFete por don
Il sri&GO Ra2ig0, ] 20
.No rIaGia2 .-.. ..-.-. ,.........,-<
q q oData y aorsadtlio y
81. Linap2ia1o Vldriera
.~3g tdan, IA tomo -~--.
II 34GoE dc sArgel, CO.
nadla, pog .G, VI tona3,
u; gauaEsio sQ.5ci, l,4s u,
ps1r 1d9Ha, Ia Ec~a3. ,-a-o
l., l9Yanda Qa 4aHAG-bQe,
DAe--~4Du~ 60. ~D~ps ,.-~,.,,se.
- : ~ lei G&oxl4tag,. DOB
i m 0atsCa ifso2tauSa,
Z 1oaos 4.~-.s.. .-~....r,...
Felipe =: gatudio Hist6Yi.
90 celflso, p3x V. 60
n396, J. t9I0o .sa,.-u. 80.
.l.iaz -, slsta,1io olenaa-
-, oor don Jaiso So
O(oE ,-~~<.,~.a .~~.,,..
Ro04ana3e Po3tioo p.,.
zias de III ingenlos.
Gao ~@.~ .,ss-s .-,-..>,,s..x 49,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16

PAPEL SEALADO
aladfado por Gna sofa hoja,
4 prop6sito para minutas, 30
bres dc oticios, etc.
De veu!a en- easa Lmprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
L1EaA DE- OAIBARIaR,

To6os Ics luas8 L laa o do Is tards
salaH& rs vspoE sue, tocando les msgtss
90 H. ysabsla do 5agua, llsgEs9 d Oxi.
}Eei&r laR nlAroclos.
Re@oEnara saitenaosas Umibnrisn ios
asves, &sapu6s &c Ia llsgsaA dsl Sssn
10 pasaJaTos, son sEoRIA On Sggaa, Y
: lsgaea i Il HsAgna lo4 Visynas.
Tcf'oa los yisersa { las 0 d. ls tapdo
aid oEao gaioT qua tOeara sn lss.E'e la
"a sas7a .os >absaCA y iia6AeA 1 CD
a5te1 sea Eo1igas.
HfcCtnkra 50 r. tog 3c sAltpnGsc So Ua:.
as "a lss Es.4a aa. eaia5= Gs - AsSs3a
: sl t~sn do Pss&jaros, soeEFA sn NsguA
! jisgagA u 10 @saoauE lcs Wi5reolss.
R9 4OI.CADOR
.&Tt% eG2p1ssa tlsng el gapor AGU1-
a, Fosenae Ears ssmolques poE iss
2ass de sssA Isis, Y hsbilitsndo 10
om..,4 paFa ShaiqSse ' 6tilsa pats s4i-
y 81ae1t3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-16
LlBRCS BkRkTOS.

De ,vsntas on 10 1upEensa d.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
TRANSPORTING EXPLOSIVES.
NOT So VERY DANGEROTS-ORDfNARY
RATES CHARGED. EXCEPT FOR
FIREWORKS.

THE transportation of dynamite. fireworks and.
In fact. all kinds Of explosives, said leading man
ufacturer Of dynamite to Tribune reporter yester-
lay is almost as common that Of drygoods or
groceries High explosives shipped to all parts OF
the world by rail- and by water and whether they are
on land sea. they are not particularly dangerous
II they are properly slowed and cared for.
wouldn't be- afraid make voyage around the
word in a siaioroon n,d with dynamite II 1t was
properly slowed and there were no Illuminating caps
to ignite f. Dynamite does not explode by spon-
tancous combustion. II is carefully packed for
shipment in paper cartridges. which are placed In
sawdust I'm strong wooden boxes. which are marked
on the tops and sides Explosive. Dangerous
Steamships which carry passengers have maga-
zines for dynamite. and. in fact. also for black
powder and all kinds Of explosives. When the eX-
ploslvcs properly placed In the magazines and
not lnterfored with aftcrward. they not
source of danger under ordinary circumstances
When they are shipped railroads they are gen
orally placed In separate cars apart from other
kinds OF freght The rate Of freight on explosives
l= about the same that on drygoods or any other
commonplace commercial commodity. The rate of
Insurance is also about the same on other goods
There are some English and some American insur-
ance companies that VIII not take risks on eN-
plOsvcs. but there ar" plenty OF companies "nich
Issue policies that th.rs Is no trouble expert
cnced in having shipm'nts fully covered Dyna-
mite. with proper care. can NJ handled as sateiy
a. any ordinary commodity ~
prominent producer or nreworhs sald: FIRE
works can be shipped by most lines OF railroads
and steamships but only at double irs-cass freight
rates Tn" Sound steamers VIII not tax" fireworks.
but the Metropolitan ou Side line Will because they
carry no passengers Most ot the hr,works sent
easi from here are shipped on the New York New
Haven and Hartford Rliir The oid Dominion
,uI ,fh.r Southern steamship lines will carry
rlbsives hut only I'm srphrat" compartments on
th.ir upper decks. Fireworks and other explosives
are also shipped on canalboats without difficulty:
<n large stock. of explosives are kept on hand
In this CRY There are four macazines for storing
them near Fort Ice. and. AZ they are transported
in small quantities.. the danger Is reduced to
minimum"
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

are so advantageously married that they Will
require but little assistance in the shape OF
legacies Of Grandma England" as they call
Queen Victoria.
The Prince Of Wales as future King Of Eng
land, will have right to the same civil list as
the Queen. and inasmuch as the nation has
undertaken as part and parcel of its bargain
with the Crown to provide suitable allowances
for the children Of the sovereign both the Duke
OF York and his sisters hardly be considered
as deserving objects Of the Queens post -mortem
bounty.
AS for Her Ma jesty's eldest daughter Empress
Frederick Of Germany. she is already at the
present moment celebrated as one Of the wealth
lest women In Europe receiving an allowance
from the Prussian treasury as widow Of King
OF Prussia, an annuity from the English treas
ury Of SiO.OOO year. besides which she has in
hertted the major part Of the great fortune OF
the Franco Italian Duchess OF Galliera, and an
enormous sum. the exact value of which cannot
be defined. from her husband. Emperor Fred
erick. At the time when the latter succeeded to
the throne there were in the hands of Baron
kohn. the private banker of old Emperor Will
lam. no less than .iOOO.OOO marks in cash.
which We're bequeathed TO Emperor Frederick
on the understanding that ii was to constitute
a species of family treasure. controlled by the
head Of the House of HOhenZollern for the time
being. and to be used for the benefit OF the
family. When Emperor Frederick died at the
close of his brief reign OF ninety days scarcely
any of this money was left The major portion
Of II Is understood to have beer invested abroad
by Emperor Fredericks orders in the name OF
his widow. her uncle. the late reigning Duke OF
SAKE -Coburg Gotha. and her cousin. King Leo
pold Of Belgium. being nominated as trustees.
1t may be mrmbered that the late Prince Stol-
berg who died last week resigned at the time
his Office Of Minister of the Imperial Household
In q fit OF anger. declaring that he would he no
party to dverting from the German crown a
sum of money accumulated by old Emperor
William for the specific benefit OF the family.
But as there nothing legally to prevent
Emperor Frederick from disposing Of the money
az he wished nothing could be done to prevent
it, and inasmuch IL invested abroad
there could be question of its recovery after
his death. II is this monetary question which
goes far to account for the intense anmOsity
and the utter absence of llal consideration
which young Emperor William manifested for
some time after his succession to the throne
TO hs mother tn. widowed Empress Frederick.
EX-ATTACHE.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
HOUSES WHICH WILL BE TORN DOWN.

IT soon became evident to the people Of the place
that the scheme idle threat. and the first
step toward the consummation of the plan was
taken last summer when of the condemned
houses sold at public auction. This caused
many of those who did know when their turn
would come 10 look about for new homes.
1T IL hard enough to leave your home and the
home Of your parents under any circumstances"
said but when the place Is as beautiful
as Katonah II is doubly hard" The village has It's
history. its legends and its traditions and the little
houses on the hill are reminders of the time when
Whitlockville the commercial centre. while the
more pretentious houses in the village proper the
stores and the library show how business
attracted by the railroad. The story-tellers Of the
place traced the name Katonah to Indian chief
New-York tribune., 1896-11-29

The expense 10 the trolley companies Is compara-
lively small because they have the electric plant,
and to produce the additional power they only re-
quire little more fuel. but II plant had to be
provided to make the heat, 1t would be an expen-
sive luxury"
The real competition in house-heating lies between
hot air. steam and hot water.
The hot-air furnace continues in high favor. and
than ever before The furnaces Of the latest patterns
superior in many respects to any that have ever
been placed on the market and expert mechanics
are continually devisng new methods 10 lessen the
main the most popular" a dealer said. because It
Is the least expensive and people will overlook little
dust and little bad air once IN a while II they know
that they are saving money"
Ii Is estimated that steam plant costs about twice
much hot-air plant. and that TO heat a house
by hot water plant must be put up which Will cost
about % per more than the one for steam. The
calculation makes the fuel for the hOtar plant
the expensive. that for steam % per cent less
and for the hct-water system % cent less than
steam.
Large buildings will continue 10 use steam until
some system less expensive can be devised and when
IL is taken into consideration that most OF the heat
in the large office buildings and factories is furnished
by exhaust steam ii Is easy 10 understand that to
furnish cheaper system IL difficult task.
Many houses also being fitted with steam
heating plants. but whore the cost is taken into
consideration and where the matter or space does not
play an important part. hot water IL being used The
Gated and that when people know that the fear OF
plosions Is absolutely groundless. more houses will
be equipped with the hot-water heating system.
In speaking OF heating gas should not be over.
looked said the expert. 1T does bid for first
place because It is toe dear and because IL Will not
I'll. the bill but the gas log for in mild weather
TO take the chill off the room and 10 give touch Of
makebelieye comfort 10 cherries fiat has come 70