The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-23
THE CONTEST VOTE
Miss Weymer Still Leads,
and Has Passed the
Century Mark.
MISS ALICE B. RANKIN SECOND
Miss Julia O'Toole, of the Hoboken
High School, Enters the
Fight.


still leads all competitors in the Teachers
Popularity Contest She passed the one
hundred mark, which is a positive sign Of
great strength, for it seems to be the desire
of many to hold back votes. This may be
good idea, but experience has taught that
by casting the votes daily the friends of the
teacher viii know her position, and will best
know how to act.
Miss Julia O'Toole of the High School,
Hoboken, very popular teacher, is entered
by an enthusiastic friend who says she viii
win sure, and that all Hoboken will rally to
her support
Miss Alice B Rankin of No. School, this
city, jumps into second place with vote OF
35
Miss Minnie Y. Shanley, the popular
teacher and clerk in Superintendent Sny-
ders Office, enters the contest with three
votes.
The following letter was received last
evening"
DEAR sRWil you please rectfy y,a that 1 mis- mlstsks axe
Rappeye Of school No. A. instead of Miss JRapplye
Please rectify this mistake as I am very sorry
that it occurred. and please sign my name, as am
the one that voted for her.
SADIE is' THOMSON.
THE VOTE.
The vote is as follows:
Miss Weymer, No. Jersey City. .........,...... 1oS
Miss Alice B, Rankin, 40. $, Jersey City. s
Miss Miss Rspgle9ye 9 No @ 4 Jersey Jersey city City
Miss Miss spa eT99s 4Hgh Hga School, sd H0ee9en 9sex tv
Miss May Iawler No. ( Hoboken. ...........-..
Miss Jessie Denver, No. /, Jersey City..........
TRIP TO LONDON AND PARIS.
Cooks tours, to which reference was made
yesterday, leave New York July 8. There
are FIVE but three cost above $3.50, so that
reference VIII only be made to the first two,
and of those No. is known as the London
and Paris section. The route is as follows
New York Cunard steamer Aurania to
Liverpool; Midland Railway via Derbyshire
Peak District to London; Newhaven Dieppe.
Paris, RETURNING same way to London, thence
Midland, or Great Western Railway lvia
Oxford, bennington, Warwick and Chester1
to Liverpool: Cunard line steamer to Boston.
ITINERARY.
Tuesday July 3-Leave New York by
Cunard U. s. and Royal Mail steamer
'sAurania" " from Cunard Pier No. 49, North
River, at 3 ?. M.
Tuesday July 10-Call at Queenstown to
land passengers and mails.
Wednesday, July 11-Arrive at Liverpool
and proceed to London by a special train on
the Midland Railway, famous throughout
the world for picturesque scenery, aHord1ng
the traveller view of the Derbyshire Hills
and the Vale of Matleck.-Cooks office,
Ludgate Circus.
Thursday, July 12; Friday, July 13: Satur-
day July Ia; Sunday, July Is and Monday,
July 16 to be spent In London. On two OF
the days carriages will be provided for visit
ing the many points of interest, including
the Tower, Houses of Parliament, British
Museum Thames Enbanklnent, ETC., the
party will leave for Paris on Monday even
ing via Newhaven and Dieppe and reach
Paris early on the morning of Tuesday,
July II.
Tuesday, July II; Wednesday, July IS;
Thursday, July 10; Friday, July 20, and
Saturday July 21 will be spent In Paris.
Guides and conductors will be provided to
assist the party in seeing the various pointS
of interest during their stay, and everything
possible will be done to add to the comfort
and pleasure of the sNembers. Carriages
will be furnished for t. days drives, for
the purpose of visiting st. Cloud, Seyres,
Versailles, the Tuileries and the various
Galleries. Museums, etc. The party Will re-
turn to London on Saturday evening.
Sunday, July %; Monday, July %; Tues
day, July "a and Wednesday, July 25, in
London. The time may be spent as the
members desire, and will afford an oppoc-
tunity for making purchases, and visiting
the many points of interest in and around
the city. Leave London on Wednesday by
morning train on the Great Western Rail-
way and travel via Oxford, bennington,
Barwick and Chester to Liverpool.
Thursday, July 26-Embark on Cunard
steamer "Gallia" for Boston.
Sunday, August 4-Due TO arrive at Bos-
ton.
F. B.-Those who wish to prolong the stay,
so as to leave by the steamer "Servian of
the Cunard Line, Tuesday, July 81, for New
York direct, can do SO by payment OF sl5
additional, which will cover extra hotel
accommodation; but those wishing to 90
this must arrange accordingly when secur-
ing their membership in America.
The cost of membership in this trip is Sl9O,
or if the winner desires TO wait till July 81
and coma direct to New York SIS extra.