The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-14
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MAY GO WITH THEM.
From the RoboEen Observer.)
TO JOURNEY ABROAD
Charming Tours Arranged
For School Teachers.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
To Visit the Most Interesting Parts
of the Old W0rld-Minimum Cost
and First-Class Comforts-Relax-
alton and Study to be Combined.

Through the exertions of County Superin-
tendent Houghton, Principal Otto Ortel OF
the Union Hill public school and number
of others professionally engaged in the work
of education, a number OF excellentiy ar
ranged vacation tours have been planned Tor
the school teachers of New Jersey and their
friends Plans have been perfected which
enable a minimum of expenditure and an
assurance Of a most delightful itinerary
through England, Ireland, France and Bel
gium.
Two separate parties will sail July 4, on
the City of Berlin and the other on the
Britannia Tour ga, y including all necessary
expenses, hotels, railway fares. omnibuses,
etc, will cost S190, and embrace these points
of interest:-New York. Southampton, Lon
don. Dieppe, Paris, Versailles, Brussels,
Antwerp and the Grand International Ex-
position, returning by Red Star line new
steamer Friesland. to New York.
In London the choice of hotels will include
Coyent Garden, Westminster Palace or the
Manchester.
In the English capital one day will be de-
voted to carriage drives, and side trips,
without extra expense) to Oxford. Cam
bridge, Windsor Castle and Canterbury, all
the principal points OF interest," under the
direction of competent guides, will be visit
ed. including the National Gallery, on Ira
faigar Square. second visit to the Tower
and Westminster Abbey, the Geological
Gardens in Regents Park, delightful after
noon excursion to Windsor Castle and also a
most delightful trip, free of charge to the
historic Canterbury Cathedral, an evening
at the wonderful Crystal Palace, a trip to
Kew and Richmond, days ride through
London on the top of omnlbuses, trans etc.
Evenings there will be no lack OF entertain
ments and profitable occupations, to varied
and numerous to admit of mention 10
know London, it should be seen by night as
J. IT, ~1,< will har
membered that members Of she party will be
free to loiter at will in London and else
where, even in the entire period outlined.
One week extra may be spent in Paris or
London or partly in both, for SIG, and if
trips to Cologne, the Rhine, Mayence and
Bingen are desired, $50 over the original 800
will cover the entire cost.
Tour B, at cost of S235, will embrace the
voyage on the Britannia, first-class: Queens
town and Cork, Imperial Hotel; Blarney
Castle by jaunting cars; Lakes of Killarney
and Killarney proper; Dublin, all points of
interest and series of carriage drives with
out extra expense A day will be spent in
is the famous Kenilworth Castle, Warwick
Castle and Stratford-on-A Avon.
Two days will be devoted to the carriage
drives to see the sights of Paris and Yer
sailes in the popular "four-in-hand" open
carriages. Hotel st. James, Central, st.
Augustin or Pasquier.
Besides most engrossing study of the
French capital special arrangements have
been made, though at individual expense,
for an evening at the opera or any other
point selected and fine tour of Paris by
night
The plans for Belgium include:- Friday,
July 20, in Brussels. Visit the battlefield of
Waterloo, cathedral, art gallery, and other
sights, and take afternoon train to Antwerp,
Hotel St. Antoine.
Saturday, July q, in Antwerp. Spend the
afternoon at the exposition: visit the cathe-
dral to see Ruben's two masterpieces, and