The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15
HQ,FOR 9HD FAIR.
The News Great Offer to the
Most Popular of Our
Finest.
PARTICULARS OF THE GIFT.
And How the Winner May Get
the Best Value Out
OF It.
PLAN OF A TEN DAYS TRIP.
d
How the Voting Will Be Conducte
and the Final Award
Made.
PLAN OF A TEN DAYS TRIP.

The one obi ective point OF all tourists
this summer is beyond doubt the
Worlds Fair at Chicago. It will be WIS.,
tied by millions of people blessed with
| the good fortune that enables them to go
| where they want and return when they
please. Of course, everybody cannot
| visit the stupendous exposition, but it is
| very So fe to say that everybody who can
sfford the long and expensive trip to
| Chica go and return will be there before
the Fair closes next fall.
| A visit TO this greatest exposition OF
the advancement In civilization made by
all the nations on the globe, means to
| many an education. A careful visitor
will see and learn more by thorough
| IND sction of the wonders exhibited at
ii air, than could be learned from all
ooks ever published. There, in
sl@4U of a week, c an be seen and practi-
caily tested tn Q reat strides that nations
have made during the past centuries in
acquiring that degree of perfection never
dreamed of by the ancients. The genius
of man kind fr ON all over the world is
today on ex ibit ion at the Fair. and SO
vast is the display that 1t is incompre-
hensible.
see everybody embra ce this opportunity
TO visit the gr eatest exposition of the
products of the. entire world. but that
naturally would be an impossibility. it
however, deems it duty to do what il
can in thi respe ct. and 1t now offers to
pay the exp enses Of trip to Chicago and
return of one man. In asmuch asTHE
NEWS has no desire to show partiality. to
select any particular ind ividual to re-
ceive this trip to the Chicago Fair,
it has decided to let the people rs the
city themselves name the lucky man.
THE sTIPULATIONs.
= The only stipulation The Ne. 4Ws makes
in regard to the c hoice OF the public is
that the person to receive THE NEW S,
ticket must be a member Of the police
force. This proviso is made because
none knows bett er than THE NEWS how
well the memb ers Of the olice force
earn their vacations and re st from the
dangers and exposures they daily expert.
ence in the faithful perform ance of their
duties.
THE JERSEY CITY NEWS m axes this
offer:-It will give first-class p assenger
ticket to Chicago and re urn TO the mem
Der or the police force receiving the most
votes in the manner p rovided in the ad-
vertisement printed In an adjoining
column of this paper. Tickets for Pull
man parlor and slee ping cars will go with
he transportation ticket. and every lux
ury that the millionaire banker eceives
when travelling will be at the di sp osal of
the fortunate winner OF the prize.
The first voting uud cr, the provisions
set forth in the advertise ment will begin
Monday. June 10, and the friends OF the
candidates may every day thereafter
vote as often as they please until noon
July "a, when no more coupe rs or votes
will be received. These coupons M ust
be sent or carried to the Office of The
JERSEY CITY NEWS. at No. so Montgomery
street.
JUDGES OF THE VOTES CAST.
They will be taken from there to Police
Headquarters and counted b President
John P. Feeney. Chief OF Po lice Murphy
and the editor of THE News, and the re-
suit of each days voti ng will be
posted at Headquarters and also
published in THE NEWS. SO that
every voter will know exactly
the condition OF the balloting. The re-
suit OF all the voting will be published
on July 25. Thus. the re will be twenty
nine coupons, allowing for Sundays and
Independence Day. The fortunate can
| didate who receives the largest number Of
coupons will be given the ticket to Chi
cago and return at any time thereafter
that he may call for 1t at The NEWS
Office This ticket wi II not be limited as
TO time and the holder will be entitled to
remain at the Fair as long as he pleases.
The lucky man who win The NEWS
ticket to the Fair will do well to read the
suggestions made by the Philadelphia
Record, as foilows:
FIRST DAY.
Enter grounds through Midway Plai-
sance from Cottage Grove avenue en-
trance, which is between Fifty-ninth
and Sixtieth streets, and can be reached
| by cable cars from the city, or carriage
| from any OF the hotels in the vicinity o t
the grounds. The points OF interest and
attractions at this placeswould consume
more than = days time. although 1t is
best to avoid many OF the exhibits.
! Lunch can be had at very reasonable
/ rates and good servlce at the Vienna
Bakery establishments.
| At the entrance to the main buildings
from the Plaishnce. take Intramural
Railway to north loop. Remain In the
cars and pay fare for return trip to the
south loop. This ride will give a general
view of every building on the grounds.
! Remain in cars at south loop. and get
| off at Chicago Junction; descend steps
and enter Transportation Building
| through the golden dnor. This building
is very interesting and we'll worth visit
| ing.
| SECOND DAT.
/ Enter grounds at Sixsy fourth street;
| finish up Transportation Building. then
| visit the Mining Building and tho Elec-
| stric Rui1dfnu. and If any ffl1e ia 1afE take