Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-22
Tp THE HUDSON.
,.x.yr TRIP ON THE Al
nay LINE-POINTs OF
~, N,rpS,T ON THE ROUTE.

.srrREsT ON THE ROUTE.
| 18th annual meeting OF the PEN
" Y, Pres Press Association is now among
~. si,g. t,',f Of the past, but those who
,I I.us Il, sessions and took part In
a'lusu 'us",sions IL will ever remember the
y, a,sl1 " one Of the brightest and most
.a' 'ia.ss n oIf Of their lives, despite the sea
w.. .yI Io.casloned &c by the ride ON the
a.'' Z. Az stated in a recent letter,
|ssi.hsl m, Yesterday, the editorial party
as.stI ,a IN New York on Wednesday
,,,Inr ,,ta ,, and by s o'clock were
w. ssus on board the large and hand
y, ,sauer ~ 9. vibbard, of the Albany
!, Line, @ which steamed away from
y, - .treet pitr about s 40 O'Clock,
4 ~ lsrpe crowd of excursionists on
~ Soon after leaving the wharf
.u,iority of the excursionists i'm.
.,Is,slv selected the coolest places
I @s steamer and prepared to take IN
| n, sights, of which there are many,
Cs,both sides Of the Hudson.
ls,r viewing the steamer, which Is
~. ~. ,bree.deck craft with three mas
! bilrrs, an immense engine and
~ l,rre black smoke stacks rising
m,be centre Of the boat and extend
,ugsri the skies, the REPUBLICAN
ssoudeut HE'D himself to the for
ii uart d the lower deck, where the
.tis Of the noble and grand Hud-
wre enjoyed with the rest of the
M As The steamer leaves its dock
Banning view is obtained of New
n hnbor. the Narrows, Staten
rd, and, in clear weather, the
,tl,uis Of Navesink. Jersey City,
aism.les Of docks and large grain
Eun, bound the vision on the
4 and New York, reaching from
Battery to the Heights of Fort
rlipgion, completes the busy fore
rtd Of picture long to be remem-
n. TIE graceful church spires of
rhy and 81. Paul are seen to the
III. Between Trinity and st. Paul
b tie spire Of the Western Union
zgsph Company, and below this the
Isy buildings OF the Equitable and
Etsa Lie Insurance Company. To
tarih Of the Western Union spire
b sel the Evening Post building,
Eitue Of the Post Office, Temple
rl de high tower of the Tribune,
lpthe tast The piers of the great
w. --..---.
Aile steamer approached Twenty
pol Street where landing was
W and number of passengers
htO those already Oh board, the
pit observed the commanding site
@vens Castle cn the west bank, to.
Ae with the Elysian Fields, belong
alAe estate north of tho castle.
Ntihis is 81, Michael's Monastery,
siaslefy Of the Passionist Fathers,
as etaliy distinguished by a large
d and lowers of the st. Panl
ftiahl style Of architecture. This
ass'aii 10 he 800 feet high, and its
laI.s VIZ feet above the Hudson.
lsn observatory ia front, which
faa'clel With lioboken summer
Fx.
la'ae iat docks of the Manhattan
Wa9aly, the docks Of THE West
4 L''oad are noticed on the west
lafy opposite Forty-second
iSO hundred yards north Of the
s',sA' tiose 10 the river, was the
eaae Hamilton and Burr duel,
ei'itn, lo64.
N asal aong Jersey City, with its
..oa ol more than 100, 900 and the
sdtle Pennsylvania, Midland,
NaIral New Jersey, Northern
'esty and West Shore Railroads,
eah reached, with its 80, 900 in
..;sd ..sshd The terminus of the Della
,na Lackawanna and Morris and
dRailr0sds.
asa water Works, with Its large
III, ein 'ower,and turret resembling
"a n IAs'e Is plainly seen on the
Ss, w. sotAs supplying Hobok-n,
hvOcArh and Onion Hill with
,lon The Hackensack
nif points ot interest noticed
I.'.ll .aa SIDES OF tae river, are briet-
u.S'oti as follows, the whole
~s ~ beautiful panorama of natu-
4. '.a historic scenes The old
,,.. n, lal'lon a1 Gutenberg brewery,
vT.,pe nllte tive.s,ory building !;
-h y.,i plial'old Jac. Barker place
/, IA IL. ofplan Asylum Navarro
h. ,.i m.p'e ct Mercy Shadyside
II, s.a ,s,.,'', Ihe;nleal works, n cozy
Itts5 IS,Sl4eIine y, m a toy village con.
ii. ta.a, .ill.oith's $ blocks ; Blooga-
IsT,,i INSANE Asylum, fronting the
r.s No. 9a NE east side Manhat.
ht,s, ' GGaAtattan College, Convent
ku,,.v"i iiea', otfendofier pavilion.
l4lagist I,,.t5 ~ ui boi, IheI
s.a, ya,{.. ..'pa River House
nj for ''',s' ',, nion Home ana
u T., u pailus et Soldiers and
lat,5r r"J.,s .I1,, Cemetery where the
Elgsm 'tln !, Jacob Astor, Robert
aissnl I ~. Robert Fulton aod other
kgtts !. I+a , rust; north of Trinity
/ lnsi,Aao d Audubon Park. Tho New
sa:s, lS',eS an,., N..auhio brick, I1,iu, is in 4
,as.ls,s.o a@ lss,soI%orated in 1917, and will!
i a. h sns Immediately y1s below ,.se, sod oa
IL sl+s, PASSED, With Washinraon " .as ra1,,
ilsas P,llo'l fun. opposite, where can be-
laFeSl,, TlT, T,'alnes Gordon Bennaett, a"tbe the
.tca a,GIDs the tourist e Observes vs
s.ss's. g,i,, the propesty Of Mrs. .ae A.
ls, ls,..l Palisades, txtpnaioa l1l %, az ae'ss n,