The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-15
COST FOR A TEN DAYs' STAY.

The "sundries" in this estimate may be
made to include the expressing of small
trunk to and from The station, elevated
or cable cars to aud from Chicago and a
visit to America" and one or two other
places OF interest in the city.
1t Is not only possible. but easy to get
rooms at 81 per day, and meals at various
boarding places and restaurants near the
Fair at The price named above. At more
than one restaurant within the Fair
Grounds good luncheon can be obtalued
for thirty five cents.
After man or woman has entered the
grounds enjoyment is not measured by
the amount of money spent. BY carefully
arranging his time, by studying one
building, beyond his entrance fee may
enjoy more than he who luxuriousiy rolls
past interesting exhinits III his easy
Chair.
There are two or three things which
should be done at the beginning by every
one who wishes to get u clear Idea Of 5ne
wonders of the Fair.
THE FIRST THING TO DO.
On first entering. stroll ABOUT for per-
haps half an hour, interesting yourself in
the people you see, in the general beauty
Oh the buildings Oh which your eye may
chance to rest. Then as soon as possible
embark on an electric boat and make the
circuit OF the lagoon. There is u boat
landing in front of each OF the chief
buildings. and to get back to the point
from watch you start will take three
quarters OF an hour. In this time you
will have had good view OF all the great
buIldinZs, and will feel as If the most
beautiful features of the Fair had been
unrolled before you like panorama
1t is we'll to enter JacEsos Park early in
the morning befoie the crowd has really
set In. Then afJer you sail In the lagoon,
yon will have time before lunch TO visit
the Horticultural and Children's Build
iags, near which You probably embark
on the lagoon. In the afternoon il would
be well to make first visit to the Fine
Arts building, for you Will want to go
there more than once, and when Won are
tired, on leaving it you Can visit the some
of the State buildings near ic, amony
them your own. for there you can always
find comfortable waiting-rooms aud
seats.
Early on the second day you might 20
first to the TranspoI tation Building. aud
after couple of hours spent among the
exhibits yon should ascend III The eleva-
tor to the roof. whence you Will get
magnificent brdseye view of jackson
Park aud the surrounding country, thus
supplementing tue panoramic view OBJ
tanned on the lagoon. By studying the
map in the official guide book. which
must be your constant, companion. you
will have gained probably sufficient
Knowledge OF the style aud location of
the various buildings to Identity them at
ouce. Gu leaving the Transportation
Building you can go to the Woman's
Building, not far away. for lunch, aud
the af eruoon may wei be spent in TINS
same building.
THE CONVENT OF LA RABIDA
Early on the third morning YOU should
60 by the Intramural Railway, south
loop. to the convent of La Rabida. The
earlier In the day the better. for the con-
vent attracts great crowd of people.
On leaving THIS you will be uoI far from
the model ship-0f-Sar Illinois, and In tue
same general neighbornood you may see
the cliff dwellers, the model Indian
school and the model army hospital.
After lunch at the Casino, you will
probably want to make your first visit 10
the Manufactures Building In an
afternoon you could PROBABLY get a
superficial idea OF the idea OF tbs ex-
exhibits on the floor, making not 8 OF
things you want to see secoud time.
and leaving the galleries for another
day.
On the fourth morning you would
probably feel like resting at nome aud
the afternoon, IL fine. mi hit be gwen TO
walk through the grounds toward the
Administration Building. in front OF
which some time should be given to
studying and admiring the beautiful
plaza aud its stHtuary Pass on beyond
The Aumin istration Building to the Gov