The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-12

staircase, tho Hall OF the Grand coun-
ell. containing numerous paintings
among them Tho Glory of Paradise"
by Tintoretto: the Hall of the Council
of Ten, the Dungeons, tho famous
Bridge of Signs. After luncheon gon-
dola Is provided for traversing the full
length of the Grand Canal. passing
most of the notable palaces and visit
Ing the Salute Church. the Frari, the
scalzi and the famous Rialto Bridge.
Twenty-second day-Gondola Is pro-
vided to the station for the train to
Florence, which passes over the cele-
prated Apcnnine hallway. Omnibus
WILL be in readiness at Florence to
convey the traveller to tho hotel.
Twenty-third and twenty-fourth days
TO be spent in Florence. On the first
day guide is provided for visiting tho
principal buildings and places OF in
tcrcst. including the Cathedral. the
magnificent Campanile designed by
Giotto; the Baptistery. practically the
Oldest building in Florence. containing
Ghibertfs wonderful doors; the Log
gla del Lanzi: tho Ufizi and Pitti Pal
aces, the former containing some OIL
the finest sculpture and the latter
some OF the most wonderful paintings
In the world. etc. In tho afternoon
drive around the Fiale del Coli to the
famous Piazzo del Michael Angelo, for
the beautiful view therefrom. After
luncheon on tho second day omnibus is
provided to the station for the train
to Rome. where omnibus will be In
readiness for conveyance to the hotel
Twenty-ffth day. twenty-sixth day.
twenty-seventh day. twenty-eighth
DAY and twenty-ninth day-ln
Rome. ulde and carriage will
be provided on two days for visiting
some OF the principal sights. such as
the Vatican Museum. Picture Gallery,
Library and Sistine Chapel, Forum OF
Trajan. Roman Forum. the Colosseum,
Appian Way. Catacombs OF st. Calix-
tus and other places of interest. Oni
the third day excursion is provided
with guide to Tivoli.
Thirtieth day-Omnibus is provided
to the station for the morning express
to Pisa. There the traveller will be
met By the omnibus from the hotel, and
in the afternoon guide and carriage are
provided for visiting the four princl-
pal attractions of the city, viz. the
celebrated Leaning Tower, the Cathe-
dral, the Baptistery and the Campo
Santo.
Thirty-hrst day-omnibus to sta
ton and proceed by train to Milan,
where omnibus will be in readiness for
the hotel.
I"irty-second day-1n Milan. Guidel
is provided for the day. The chief
part of the morning will be devoted to
the Cathedral, one of the finest spcci-
mems OF Gothic architecture over erect
cd and one OF the grandest artificial
sights in the world. In the afternoon
carriage drive for visiting other places
Of interest.
Thirty third day-Proceed by omni-
bus to station and travel to Luccrne
via the famous St. othardu route and
the striking and romantic scenery of
the Valley Of the 1icino. Omnibus
from station to the hotel.
Thirty-fourth and thirty fifth days
To be spent in Lucerne On one day
an excursion is provided for, byI
steamer on the lake TO Vitznau. and
thence by mountain railway TO the
summit of the Rigi and return. No
guide is necessary for this trip.
Thirty sixth day-Omnibus 10 station
and by day express train to Paris. Con-
veyance from station to hotel.
Thirty seventh day. thirty-eighth
day, thirty ninth day. fortieth day
and fortyfrst day-To be spent in
Paris. uide and carriage are
provided for two days. one
Versailles. In Paris. the fullest pro-
gram. according TO the day, will be
arranged to suit the interest OF the
traveller. The sights are SO numerous
and We'll known that we need only
mention few among the more inter F.,
esting. such as. the Palace and Mus
cum of the Louvre. the Tuleries Gar
dens. Cathedral OF Notre Dame, Place
de la Concorde. Hotel dcs Invalides !
and Tomb of Napoleon l.. etc.
Forty-second day-The traveller will
be conveyed to the are du Sord for |
the rain to Boulogne. whence steamer
is taken TO Folkstore and train to |
London. On arrival one OF o. repre-
sentatives in uniform will arrange |
conveyance to hotel
Forty-third day, forty-fourth day,
fortyittI day. forty-sixth day |
and forty-seventh day-To be
spent in London. uide and car
riage are provided on two days for
visiting some of the principal sights, !
such as the Tower. with Armory and
crown jewels, st. Pauls Cathedral.
Westminster Abbey, the National Gal
lcry. British Museum. Houses of |
Parliament, etc.
The arrangements terminate with
breakfast Oh the forty-seventh day.