The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-15

-rf,ran,ete state at present and does pot
reouire much time, unless specially In
terested in electric power
There Is very good restaurant IN the
Electric Building on the second HooI; tno
partv running same has f1ve restauran Is
in the different buildings on the GROUNDS.
rhey are we'll managed. somewhat on
the New England plan, and reasonable In
price.
Enter grounds again at end Of Midway
Plaisance. Visit Woman's building,
Horticultural Hall, end put In balance
of time at Art Gallery; the latter Will
require two or three visits.
FOURTH DAY.
Enter again at end Of Midway Pials-
ance. Take in Esquimau Village. State
buildings. and revisit Art Gallery. Go to
naval exhibit, and then to the Fisheries
Building and United States Governments
Building, which are within easy access.
There is a Polish restaurant between
the Fisheries Building and the United
States Government Building. quite good
and reasonable; somewhat on tle seyie OIL
Riesser's Rathskeller, but there are
rooms upstairs on the second noor pre-
terred by ladies; the charge is little
higher than downstairs.
FIFTH DAY.
Enter at Sixty-fourth street and visit
the most important building OF all, wnlcn
is the Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Building. 1t covers, over forty acres, and
is filled with interesting objects. NO
directions can be given, as a weeks Time
would not be sufficient to carefully in-
spect the exhibits. The best way for any
one visiting would be to take the guide
book and pick out the exhibits which
would interest him, and then search for
them, which can easily be done, as the
ofo.afA cotto,, of the axhibitS is i'll good
shape.
Enter at Sixty-fourth street, and visit
Agricultural Hall, the Convent OF La Ra-
bida filled with Columbus relics) and
Krupp's exhibit. The leather exhibit,
forestry EXHIBIT and Cave Dweiiers are IN
this vicinity. did not get into these.
but understand they are, quite an attrac-
tion- There are also stock exhibits and
other matters adjacent, which can be
taken in if desirable, but were not open
when was there.
GENERAL.
From the Agricultural Building Is the
starting point for taking ride on the
lagoons by electric boats. These boats
are greatly to be preferred to the gon-
dolas, as they do not have the swaying
motion, and run much smoother.
pleasant way to make the trip is 10 start
from the Agricultural Station, termi-
uaGe LQo same al Une AOEtlCuItuIal DuiLu-
ing and Music Hall. The rate for the
round trip ia fifty cents, which covers
about four miles and takes forty-hve
minutes One-way tickets to any stopping
point cost TWENTY-FIVE cents.
AS the trip through the grounds is nee
essarily very tiresome, the best way to
rest is to take ride on the electric boats.
Do not fail to visit the New Jersey
State Building and register. 1t - well
worth seeing. as it is tastefully arranged
and credit to the State.
The Administration Building should be
visited on any day when passing from one
building to auother. There Is nothing
Interesting except that the Building
is fine from an architectural standpoint.
Always be sure TO remain In the
grounds and take dinner on the nights
when they are illuminared-Tuesd
Thursday. Saturday and Sunday. The
grounds, etc.. are lighted by electricity,
and it is one of the grandest sights fmag-
Unable and well worth remaining to
see whenever an opportunity offers. The
best place to see the illumination is from
the Casino, which Is next to the Agrt-
cultural Building. and is very fine res
tauranr to dine at, being the best In the
grounds. 1t has seating capacity OF
full view can be had OF all the buildings
which are lighted by electricity.
II sufficient time can be had. 1t Is very
en- njoyabIe to take a ride on the cleo
trio boats while the illumination is goinx
on.
There is daily paper published called
the Columbian, which gives all the In
formation and advice as TO what y to take