Smyrna times., 1884-08-27

nothing can be more interestin,, ..d
TWeilghIiul than Summer trip to New
l orN Dy TINS route, if you only keen
On on sood terms with the sea,-in a con
met with the sea you will quite likely
De forced to throw up. The passenpcr
ilst was large. Besides the editorial
party numbering upwards of forty
Uhere were quite a number of sensibl,.
people. The promenade deck was
Wen lllled for the first hour after start
ing, and then it was noticed thai nn
many faces, hitherto happy, appeared
an expression of sadness and doubt
ana yearning, and gradually the chairs
We're vacated and many vovapers bur-
rledly sought the seclusion of tbo
caoln, or a position at the shin's side
Where they might enjoy uninterrunted
indulgence with the tumult of tLa
depths. There was a literary meetin%
III the saloon in the evening ev
erclses interesting, COMPOSITIONS
I6adlhgs, speeches, and the like
1hefe were several humorous articles
none on the atomic theory. or nebular
hypotheses, or prOtOplasmic develoD-
meht. A reader delivered Poe's
Raven, the manner of delivery v,os
/ smooth and sweet, adapted to any nro-
ductlon, 1t would have done for Grav's
Elfgy III country churchyard Just as
Weli' Just as well. We were glad Poe
Mus W not on board,-thcre was none of
Ioes raVln' in it, even the sombre
Dlrd, II ne had been there, would have
goU MN back into the tempest and
the nights PlutOnian shore. :" ponder.
IIlS on the emptiness Of earthly fame
by midnight the decks were clear ali
hdG Oeen comfortably reefed away
ana with the gentle motion rocked in
the cradle of the deep" the pleasant
lhurnur OF the machinery. reflections
OF the day passed and anticipation of
the coming morning we were folded in
the arms of what's his name-sIart
sWeetly in innocence and Hiss -
awoke in NewYork. anu
ednesday morning the nvcprsior
Is's had time to look about 81 ittIa in
NeW YORK before taking the steamer
up lhe river at S.35. Boat comfortabI,.
crowded, morning warm. SLIGHT CARL
IoSi RIVER craft, disappearing citT
palisades, villages. residences biIjs
mountains saw jaw Gould;s maGnifiI'
orIt ., steam yacht, Ataiaata. and
"no'iler' doht remember whose. not
ours; young man sententiouslv re-
~ ti"'Aed money makes them air 90 -
9IllIl not describe West Point have
not the space. 1t is huge, rocky
i!o4htalnl y. Fifty-ton pebbles t6e
Alld Old (yclops threw around may he
seen at the rOadsides, bluffs. cliffs
stone walls, and thousand feet he.
heaIn your feet the golden Hudson
EM-lhIlhg. Down the river and New
orE again. Don't patronize hacks
3uo carriages in that city. take the
hurse-cars, take IA locomotive take a
nIai'noh, anything; if you don't know
INC "a, way ask II constable, ask Henry
Hatd beecher, :. J. Tilden. anyone
uont take cab. This advice cost
some ol the party several dollars. we
give II away, and travel aloot hereafter
or Il ilVe-cent ride
lht metropolitan Hotel is a GOOD
tavern, nothing to complain of. a per-
son can get along there ordinarily on
about live dollars day,-you nav NOT
only for board, but you pay for marble
angels, bronze figures oaken and VOL
nut arclles, grand stairways, style and
name. In the city the members of the
party enjoyed themselves in their own
way, nearly all were at home Inv
thursday night, and few fingered ON
lhe way till Friday. The return was
made by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
ohly one or two going back with the
slGIamet TO Lewes. Rapid railroads
palace steamers, magnificent hotels
sea,shore and mountains are all GOOD
perhaps, but for true and pure enioy,
meht, Tor restful rest and peaceful
peace, for pleasure unattainable in an
the world abroad, give us home,