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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
DARYES'S HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

situated I'm the nOurishlng town of Hampton
three miles from Fort Monroe convenient 10 the
depot of The Chesapeake and ONO railway, con-
Meeting with all lines North South. and West ana
the steamers Of the old dominion STEAMSHIP
Company, offers superior accommodations to Wis
iinr- ELEGANT rooms. Livery comfort. capacity
$50 guc.ts Table frsi-claE- embracing every
luxury which Underwater Virginia affords.
TERMS: - and - 30 per day Special term
for weekly ca monthly huardcrs.
Thanking the public for faVors 0f the past. my
cndc1Vors will Away De- employed To- secure The
comfort at those who favor me with their patron
a,,. Iclcsrlph-oilicc I'm hotel Electric bells
Carriages tu Old Point and depot. Stages every
hour FOR Fort Monroe: fare. lOc
b. IT-cu y. j. BARNES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

SAM. NEWELL says il he hadn't pulled
FORAKER cut OF a mill-racc when he was
four years old he would never have been
nominated for Governor OF Ohio. The
chances are that on the night OF the Ohio
election FORAKER will wish he hadn't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

An exchange says: a Texas man pro-
presses to get hides from cattle as we gel
wool from sheep. He wants TO skin the
animals alive and turn them ont until
new skin has formed" Don't mention it.
If the experiment proves successful Mas
SachuSetts might try it with her paupcrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

The philadelphia Press SAYS the ONO
idea is that HoApl.Y won't know what
struck him. Exactly. He will glide into
the gubcrnatorial chair so easily that there
will not be the slightest shock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

4 London paper says that society Young
ladies' of that city have formed string
band. from which we infer that hooks and
eyes and pins will become drugs on the
rnarGaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

A Republican contemporary says that all
the Democratic journals are loud in their
denunciatiOn OF President ARTHUHS pro-
posed visit TO the Yellowstone region. Not
so: he has our permission to 90 and stay
there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

The New York lIOrId states in head
line that Mr.. TnDEN devourS that paper.
We are now prepared TO believe the worst
regarding Mr.. TLDEN's mental and phySi-
cal condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
j Vt 'NuN " III I|TOpfIttoF AId IstHSt't'
u,IIE RAWLEY SPRINGS HAVE NOW

L pleasant rooms for 800 more guests. by rail
to Illrrsnnaurg, Va, thence fine pike eleven miles
Ia stages. AttCstcd 10y eminent physicians aud
others the best iron tonic and Alternative waters In
Virginia: picturesque mountain scenery; dry,eN-
Vibrating air: fine hand OF music, and new grand
piano: bah room and lawn amuscmcntS: stream
aud Geld sports; rooms for 900 In three large
hotels, newly painted and furnished; elegantly
served fare. from Nrginias rich Valley; telegraph
and daily mail. Terms moderate. Have now over
2Ou gur L.. Several balls this and next month.
N rte for pamphlet. j. WATktNS LEE.
General Manager.
a. I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

The Atlanta Constitution says Judge
TuuRMAN's son "iS said to be somewhat
crippled under his hat" Who flung the
brick z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

II is not so that the Straightout Repub-
lican party OF Virginia hired hack and
went on an excursion after the meeting The
other day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

The election Of Sir EDWARD SARDINE to
the presidency OF the Royal Society proba-
bly, gave rise to the expression, How we
little fish do swim.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

The Baltimore american says: "Thc
Republican party must go-on.' Yes; go
ON like the wandering jew, an outcaSt for
ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
8itllmond 1ispatth.

es- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CiRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

When man states that he is ignorant of
politics it is safe to wager that he shayes
himself or that his barber is dumb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VIRGINIA,
nYGFlA HOTEL.

Open all the wear. and accommodates 1000
guests Excellent Boating and Fishing, and the
Bsthinc The finest on the Atlantic coast. Terms
less for the accommodations gwen than any resort
In the country.
Circulars describing hygicnic advantages Of
either place furnished on application
n. piIHHIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

An exchange says Dorsey is convert to
the doctrine, Turn the raScalS out or
course he Is. Misery loves company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

We would 90 on a strike ourselves this
hot weather II we could induce our pro-
nrictors 10 Join us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

Entered at the Post-ocice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class mattcr.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

What a band of political strikers will
cease drawing pay after its next presi-
dcnfial election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

No; the fate Of the English sparrow will
not he an issue in the Lynchburg Conyen'
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22

HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COUN-
i ~. Va. WILL RE OPEN THE 1ST DAY
OF JUNE. Hot, Cnld. Plunge. and shower Baths
Blths at the natural temperature of the water
So Fahrenheit Send postal Tor descriptive
pamphlet. H. CARTER EUBANk.
IT, G-2m Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
NnER.s IsLANn. ~. THE ONLl

" SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The Gnp., and safest Suri-liaihing: Ocean.
Channcl-. and shark I hing, and Suipc-ShOOting
Hotel Ih stefan Ur. l.. 4. FITZHUGH.
TERMS: ~ per day, SlZ per week; f4O per
month.
ton To Cherrystore every Monday, "Wednesday, aud
Friday. The Baltimore ana Washington steamer
make connection with the Northampton. Addr -
my I5.3n j. 4. SPADN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
J. +. UOUCK. President. " 2O.codlm
MILFORD SPRINGS OPEN FROM

wi JUNE TO NOVEMBER 1sT. a bath-hou~c
now m construction: will have pure and clear
running water. sulphur, alum, and chalyhelte
waters ON druught. send card for circular and
general Information IT,
CARROLL GARNETT,
Miboro' Springs POst-Ohcc,
90 II Hath Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
CIE NATURAL BRIDGE.
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRING.
HOTEL, COTTAGES AND hnSiAthANI,
GRrENRIER COUNTY, W. VA.
OPENS JUNE I5Tm.

mate cool and delightful. Waters wonderful IN
their therapeutic effects. Terms $3.50 per day,
s2l pea week, aud $40 per month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
, OCKBEIpGE ALUM SPRINGS.

II ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
Two distinct hotels and separate dinng-roOils
Cottage attached 10 each hotel. Gas and electric
bells. al-Ncadcny Band. Charges graded
Capacity, 900 guests. -
EUGENE q. PENTON
my 05-om General Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
REDUCTION TOLLS.

NJAYO'S BRIDG E-CIIANGE IN
wi TOLLS.
ONE-IGOESE VEHICLES will pay only FIVE
ceuis each way Instead of ten cents. ...,,.
Iiy order of the kt'tlN fh'
10 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-22
nAGGERS W HI TIE So LIP III L II
- SPRINGS,
BOTETOCRT COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
OPENS JUNE 20TH.

New bed, and w0vCn-wire bed springs; cottage,
repaired. new rooms; and in part nice, new furni
turc added Address W. il bean,
a. 00.todIm Manager.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-12
gNer lit xra,t gNinslptp 2

Da bieie Trase oft seiteGt tpirb, wOllen
mir einfad iasen, baB lie cine Dame If,
bic es lid felt 80 Sabren CUR Gufsabe ntads
te, Trauentranfheiten, bauptiddlid aber
8inberfrantbeiten 5lt itubiren. sic BAT
bic 4cnltitution unb bic Bebiirfnilfe bieier
au9lreiden aloien beionbers sepriift uno
mS &elultat prattiider Renntniiie unb
@rfuhruns, relds iie i'm 2anfe eines Wiens
idenalterS ais Rrantenpfleserin unb GrSt
geiumnielt, bat iie ben Sccthlns SHrup
als beIOnberes Maittel fiir ,ahnenoe ainber
suiammenseieet. Dieie Mebisin bat cine
musiide Wirfuns = lie sibt &ube unb
@elunbheit unb erbdt cfienen 2eib. Sn
Tolse bieier Wsbi,in 1T 5ran gBinslcp
weltberabmt aewOrben ais Wphltbaterin
ber 9inter. limb bic Sinber tperoen srcB
unb banfen ibr pafar. Gud in bieier @taot
bat iie Die Sinber 3u Dant perpflidtet.
@rCBe Quantitlten bes SoOtbins Sprup
Derben bier tdslid pertauftunb perbraudt.
gDir 9lauben, Mrs. WlnSlcw bat iid
burd bieien Grtifel uniiertlid seuladt
unb mir itnb iiberSeust, baB burd beniels
Ben 1auienbe bon 0inbern gerettet muroen
unb baB Willicnen benlelben nod nit
grfols sebrauden merben. Seine Wlutter
bat ibre 8aiAt sethan, tpenn Te nidt
Wrs. Binslcm's SoOtbins Sbrup an=
wantte. 1eriudt es atle- BABIES 0iiitpr
Stem Oorf. = 3u pertauien bei allen
Drnsailien. --25 Gents bic Btaiae.
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Nlar bamit. Gs lag bur6aus ni6t in
ieinen @dni6en, BLOB aIs abgei6ie6e=
tier Geilt geliebt gu tperoen unb bic
Griibe uno 8eSiebuagen in bas Sen=
Ieit5 biniiber tuaren nun bDllet6s ni11
na6 feinem @ef6made.
Das wdre fir BEN Sal nleines So
bes, iagte er. @ie nun aber, tpenn id
am 2eben bliebe?
agnes bob Die bunflen tbrdnenbolleu
gugen nit bem Musbrude Der b66ften
8etroffenbeit gu ibm emppr. sic bat
te offenbar alt bieie MDgli6feit nod gar
ti9t geba6t.
Sd CLAUDE, bas ndre Sbnen gar ni6t
einn1al re6t, rief Mar drgerlid.
M}ir2 o n,ein @ottl bra9 bas
iuuee Mdb9en aus. Sd wiir6e ia
germ mein eigenes 2eben bingeben, nm
bas Sbrige 5u retteu, irenn es mDglid
ipdre.
(Gortiebuns folst)
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6. s.. NfIaer. mhole,ore- y,

=. 9. Wfiiller, Wbolelale- unb
Netailbdnbler in Garben, Oelen, 9lns
ifrei9ermaterialien, @ommerceltraBe,
San AntoniO, empfieblt iein grpBes
2ager in bieien Qlrtifeln gu ysep Oorf
preiien unb ma6t gang beionbers auf
ben gemablten 8crratb ppn giloern :
gbromos, &upfer= unb @tablitiden,
Oelgemdlben unb phantalie 8ilbern
aller Nrt, ferner auf bic sei6madoolle
Nusmabl BON 8iioerrabmen Der aller=
mooernifen Gorm unb auf bic gles
umfa1enben 3ei6nenmaterialen auf=
merriam. gllle Nuftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der pbigen gran6en tuerben prompt
auseefiibrt; Yilber pon je6er @r0Be eia=
gerabmt unb ole arbeiten m6gli1t
i6nea uno gut beiorgt. Die in bas Sad
fdlagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-12
g(u baS 8ublifuut.

Die Serbfiaiion itebt bor Der sbir unb elm
Seber beniibt fid feline @aare in einem ldOn
erridteten @efdafte an3upreiien. Tim aber
nit einem unlerer eriten sfaufeute gu reoen .
sd bin gefommen um 3u bleiben unb bieie
Gta6t meine Seimatb su MADDEN" Sor einem
Sabre tparbe Der Cinderella Sdub. galaif croft
net unb pie Seoer iueib, bat fid bas llnterneb-
men iiber alles Grmarten olS erober Grfolg er-
ipielen. Die @riinbe bafiir iinb: 0as @e-
fddft lieet an elmer fdonen neuen Straben
Oann, Der @unl6 Der aunben, Die @eellitat unb
6d6fcnntnib beS Gigentbiimers gu erproben.
eollten fi9 in meiner @efGaftsfiibruns 6ie unb
oa Jrrtbiimer eingeldliden baben, 10 miro eS
nein 8eitreben fein, ioIde in 3ufunft au bcr>
meiben, oab Seber befrieoist bon bannen gebt.
1teine gerbinoung NIT Ybilaoelpbia Sauiern
geben 0arantie, bab eineS Seben @eidmad
befrtsoiet mirb. Der yGiubereGa" beaniiat fi6
init tlelnen Yroiiten. llnlere &ente lit niebrig
nno mir taufen uniere 8aaren 70 biaig ipie
irgenf elmer. aus bicfen @riinben perben mir
bic bciten Baaren 5u ben allerniebrigiten Yrci-
fen berfaufen. Greebeni1
y@inbereIIa,"
2o,s- gde Soniton.e etrabe unb abenae 6.
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- Gin 9otel, ipel6es bas gr6Bte in
Der Welt iperben, ben Namer u@ranb
9otel" fiibren unb &dumli1feiten fit
tuenigFens 5000 perlonen bieten iol,
miro in ct. 2ouis auf benz friber als
Sriebbof benuBten MesleD' 'f9en @runb=
ifiide an ber @ranb Qlpe., stpil1en 3ac=
lebcz unb @larf Mpe., erri9tet tperben.
9aB es tpeniser fir BEN 6rembenber>
febr beifimmt lit, gebt f6on aug Der
Sage 6ehelben berbDr; es fol bielmebr
fiir fol6e gerionen eingeri6tet tuerbetl,
nelde in ct. Souls tuobnen, aber in
ben getDOhnli6en 8oaroingbduiern unb
r6lats" ni1t bic 8equemli1feiten iinb
Mnnebmli6feiten fin6en, Die fie tpiin=
f6en. 9abei ion es fiir 2eute aller
8erm6gensflaiien einseri6tet iperben, 10
bob bort Der rei6e Mann unb Der lltl>
bemittelte glerf tpobnen f0nnen. eSm
groBen 5peifeIaale beHelben iollen 1000
perionen plab finben fDnnen; ferner
foll Elm @affee llnb &eitauratipns 2ofaz
litdten fiir folbe eingeri6tet .tperben,
tpelbe fri9t an bet Sable b'0Dte i'm
Speiieiaal 5u ellen uiinf6en.
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2No1t fe6e 1iefe Nreise!

&pmm umo itr5eust Gud Ben getptenn @prtbetlen+
Dm mete gauf beabfdsn ratben mir
Gpmmt ebe MQeS perfauft 1T!
re MbRdt stt babn bn grandn ponfnbs ausSeauu,
@d fInfsbn ousdGeBd nit Nub
mub Seine 3uradhaung. aein gBotbrud.
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John III. Copeland,
NbpDfat, &e6tS Nnipalt

Oefentlitber Stptar.
Office: SO. $50 Welt GcmmercefraBe,
cine Sreppe bod. @raftsirt in alien @sri4ten
3,fiE
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Marum Gancp- Yreiie fir gaibmere
be5ablen? Soafe's berfaufen fir SO gs.
impcrtirten fran3Siiiden gaibmere, refine
Woae, in Sdwar3 cber Tarbig. llniere
Gafbmeres fir Is Gents. loo, Sips
uno bSber fnb unabertrefflid in Site
nnb Tarbe. Bir baben itets eine sroBe
Nnswabl bapOn an Sanb, ioppbl bas
briQante Blauf4war5, ale aud bas tieie
&chleni9war3, SIT Blad. Sic baben
elnen feiten Yreis fir ieben aunoen.
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Der @inter nit ieinem naGtalten
gSetter TT leet ba unb fam ntan Bel bies
ler Sa9rsssSeit nidt pcrlidtis senus nit
ieiner @efunbbeit umse1en.
Srodene SaBe idiieen sesen grtal=
tun8 uno bic bat man nur. wenn man
9utes Sdubnert trdst. gfatiirlid linb
5. Sosfe u. SSbne aud barin allen 6dae
Tern Soraus, unb, pie in NGen,, baben
iie aud BARN bic 9rSBte Nuswubl, ios
wobl 1ir Damen, als aud far Serren
unb &inber.
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&ronprin3en unb CAB bem Wunf6e Der
Qufre6terbaltung 6er freunoi6aftll9en
8e3iebungen atpii6en ben beioen Sdns
bern 9(us6rud. 9fab Der Sofel beiu6te
Ser Gronprins bas Sbeater, ipolelblt CT
tpieber @egenitanb 6egeiiterter aunbge=
bungen mar. Na6 8eenoi9uua bes g.
9Gftes nabm Der &ronprins Die linn bon
ber @emein6ebeb0rbe unb bem @eneral=
ratb bargebotenen grfrif6ungen at iid,
berlieb alsoann, seleitet BON oem prds
feften un6 benz Biirgermeilier, bas
Sbeater unb begab fitb mad Dem gabn=
bofe, nm gegen Mitterna6t Die &eiie
nod Mabrib nlittelit f0nisli6en 9ofz
suges fortauieben. Sci Der @erabfdie=
oung BON Oen 8eb6roen duberte ipie6erz
bolt Der Grpnpritt3 feline lebbafte 8ez
friebigung iiber Bic tparme 9lufnabme
in 8aleneia. Das glatt r2as Probillz
eias" fagt, es babe fi9 nod feilt Giirit
in 8aleneia eiaes 10 bersli1en @mpfan=
aes 5u erfreuen gebabt als Der beuti6e
GrDnbriua."
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Die
Easli@e Sreie &reife
srf@sint
tislitb nit ausnabme bss gpnntoss
uas Fofet
5000 fir bas Satr pber $3.50 fur
8 Utpnate
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Saprsans 10
aim bobell preis.
&cmau npt 6. sserner.
(Jprilrbarg.)

~oStSelleH ~, peHii SuH0f pup 'uHss'
Agnes ms Gloiter gebelt tulilY on
Daraus iplro rl9ts, enflgle!o ulaI. =.
sic IT nod lll9t ortllileit, llho lg ,oets
DC fbon oafiir torgeiI Dag re mon 9llls
elm fonlitlt. gor ailen gin9eh la9e1
Sic benl Traniela ltom NOR, pap l0
lli9 beller oeIlnoe, nlo pellWmel9en
Sie lgr allW pen Slfel1 mn me.aem tes!
2erfn Soue9eil ullo pen DoflrefrlgeI
Nppetit, ben td) norDtil eiltipldelt DaDe!
SO tueroe lgr pas ielblf eraaDlell.
eDrllflne iflgte elm fuealg bel ole1er
gSellutfg.
9err 9Ottor. sic ioer0en bob iidt
10 gefulllenlDs ieIlt illD oelll arIllef &ln=
pc elile &onlOole Doripielens fragte lte.
SD bin IN 1olebett Slttget 19redlitb
gepi1eHlos, erIldrte Der 9err Softor.
llebriigens perlange ib Sbr S9meigen
lillr 10 lange. big ieD Grdulein Mgnes
ielbit gelpro6en babe, Dann iDirb ii6
oas gBeltere idot tlnDetl.
9as gefor6erte VerIpre6en fonnte
nid5t lnebr gegeben iuerben, benn Ngres
trat In biefem gllgenblide ein. Sic
fab IN Der Sbaf febr blaB aug, un6 Der
tribe fragenbe Bid, ben tie auf Gbri=
fine ri6tete, berrietb ibre gan5e 9Dff=
lullgslpsiiefeit. Mait leiien1 S9ritt
trat lie an bas 8ett bes Granfen, beugte
fidb iiber ibu nto frogte nit bebeflber
Giimlne, ipie er {i9 befil6e.
Serr 9DttOr Brunit0u biifefe fi9
ipoblmeislidb. Die frif6en 2ebensgeiifer
Slt seigen, bic Iid5 bnrbin Bel oern mebi=
einif1en Slreiie in ebenfo iiberral6enz
Der, iDie erFreuli1erWeiie geregt batten.
Ct fan6 fit gut, 5tatt aaer Mnttpprt
bem iungen Mdoden nllr nit einer mat
ten Betueglng bic 6anb entgegen 5ll
ifreden. Mar puBte febr genail nell
den uld9tigen Kindergarten ct in
observation-disclosures So0esgefabr batte, ,un6
ba er feinen eiaeuelt @eifanbniiie nad,,
fd5redIib geipiiienlps mar, 10 beiann er
{id feinen Qluaenblid, 6ie Situation
prdftii1 aus5unliben.
Ssrau Ghri}iine fanb alIer6inas, baB
Der 9oftor Elm qons obTheulider Men1d5
iei, aber iie mar biel gu febr nit benz
@n6apede biefer 9ibfd1elridfeit eiuber~
ifon6cn. nm {id1 booeaen orfsulehnen.
Sic beridtete baher nllr, baB Der 9Irat
00de,ue5ert lei oher feline lteueil Neror6-
rrlinoe,i oefroifen f,oIe nm eroriff bonu
Sic erie Gjeleaeuheif. bQs iunoe paor
olIeift III loIIen.
0fnuss hnffe ;hr gfr,t nm Qronfpuhef<
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-8ei g. @term, 24S Commerce.
ifraBe fann elm Sober feline ltbr na9
Sonnenbeoba6tung llnentgeltli6 ge=
itellt unb regulirt baben. 17,9,t6M
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9errentoilette glrtifel Der neuefen
Mo6e unb Oberbemben bon 81 90 aufz
tndrts bel ancoa a1t& g obn.
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0auapfmald5ime A. i,erfaufem.

Cine Dampfmaf1ine e @ferbefraft) nit
5aeiIeI 1T billis su berfaufen. Na@sniraacn in
Der Office bsr sGreie YreHess
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Sic Nrfberobohn tnirb i'm 9ruoui

= 9ie Mrlbergbabn miro i'm Muguif
1884 benz 8erfebr iibergeben tperben.
Ser Sunnel tpirb 1920 Meter gegen
14,050 bes st. @ottbarb= llnb 1880
bes Mont=Genis= =Sunnels adblen. SIM
8erglei6 su Dem st. @ottbarb=Suns
mel 1T er pro &ilometer Tim 280, 900 81.
billiger gebnut fporben, immer1in tpirb
ber Sunnel 100000 81. fo1en.
Ser Waout genis SunneI brau6te
5ebn Sabre, berienige bes st. @ottbarb
a9t; Der grlberszSunnel tpir6 nur
biereinbalb Sabre in Mnfpru9 genom=
men baben. Seiferreitb lit iiberbaupt
bas flaiiif6e 2anb Der @ebirgsbabnen;
mad ber Semmering. ltnb Der 8ren=
rler= iebt Die 9lrIberg=8abn. 9Die be-
reits ertDdbnt, 1T am 13. 5. i'm 9lrlberg=
Sunnel bic Spnbe btr9 bieSrennungs=
tpano our6gegangen, tporauf 6er9ur6s
f1lag erfplgte.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-27
THIRTY-EIGHT YEARS WRECKS.

Admiral Preble, u. S. n, has
compiled a death list of the At
lantic since the institution of steam
navigation, and a fearful list it is
Commencing with the President,
never heard of again after sailing
from New York in 1S41, he brings
the catalogue down to 1879. In
these 3S years 141 vessels nave been
lost in the Atlantic, an average of
more than four annually. From the
time Of the loss of the President
there was no serious mishap until
1854, when the City of Glasgow with
$50 souls went down. In the same
year the Arctic was sunk by collision
off Cape Race, and 562 persons were
drowned; and a steamer from Que
bee, Her Majesty, was lost with all
hands. In 1856 the Pacific with 200
souls, and the Lyonnais with 26O,
were lost. In 1858 the Austria was
burned, and 533 lives sacrificed, and
in 1860 the Hungarian ran on Cape
Sable, and lost 205 persons. In
more recent years, the loss of life has
been smaller with each wreck, except
in the cases Of the Atlantic, wrecked
in 1873, SAG lives lost; Vile de Havre,
in the same year. $50 lives; and the
Schiller, 1875, 200 lives As well as
the President, Is vessels have been
lost, with every soul on board. The
best remembered of these is the City
of Boston, lost in 1870, and the most
recent the Zanzibar in 1879. Hall
the IA vsssels were wrecked in shore
10 were burned, s were sunk by col
lision, 3 by ice. and "a are classified
as missing" As to the ownership
of the vessels, the Cunards are down
for two-the Columbia, 1913, anC
Tripoli, in 1872 one life having beer
lost on the former and none on the
latter. The Inman Company has los
5 vessels; Guion, &; Allan, Z; An
Choir, s; North German Lloyds, 4
Transatlantique, 5; White Star, l
several other companies, one each
Long as this list is, the losses bear {
very small relation to the enormous
body of traffic. 1t is probably true
as is often stated, that there is nc
place in the world safer than the sa
loon of first-class Atlantic liner
And this suggests the thought, why
do accident insurance companies
charge their policy holders - pei
$1,000 for the privilege of crossing
the Atlantic?
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-27
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART,
A New and Brilliant Gallery Opened.

Messrs. Bradley IL Rulofson have re-
moved from their old location on Mont
gomery street to the new building, corner
Of Geary and Dupont. The upper portion
OF this magnificent building they have so
arranged that all lovers of sun pictures can
see at glance that long experience has
alone guided their plans. No Photographic
gallery has any better light, and it is a
question il any in the world has as good.
An elevator takes you from the Dupont
street entrance to the reception-room, and
from this room the labyrinth of parlors,
dressing and operating rooms causes one to
imagine that very large sum OF money
must have been expended to complete such
arrangements.
The rows of glass negatives that have come
down for twenty-five years or more, causes
one to wonder also what has become OF
these people and their lives. Every newly
invented method that brings the perfect
face to the card they have seized upon.
Portrait painting, crayon work, water col
ors, each have their devotees, and you will
find finished artists in their studios. In a
word, no more perfect gallery can be found
in America, and the long hold Me- srs. Brad
ley Il Rulofson have kept as the masters IN
their line they seem unwilling to surrender.
They have likewise made specially of out
side views and public buildings, and their
negatives are of the first order. Photo
graphic art is one of the features of this
Coast, and when such responsible firm keep
up with the advancement and novelties OF
the day it is pleasing fact to herald, and
to tell the stranger who comes to our door
that they cannot go astray in visiting the
rooms of Messrs. Bradley IL Rulofson.