The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-19
PLEASANT TROLLEY TRIPS.
HAVE YOU EYER BEEN TO sTNGAC,
FOR INSTANCES?
les n Better Way of Seeing Honest Ola
Jersey than the Old stage Coaches
Afforded and Very Much Cheaper hut
Yon Can't Go to boston by Trolley.

,y.r,,v th., the Old star, Conchc.
Afforded and Very Much Chenper-Bu
Yon Can't Go to Boston by Trolley.
A vorn, E,w yo-rcr vas LODI into the mis-.
! taken b,liefa few DAYS auo that he could 90
from this CITY To Boston bv trolley without
much trouble. He was told that no would
have n few uo,s N snan with hacks or other
rood vehicles. hut would not have 10 take 10
IN. steam roads Mt any point. He started ont
unon Tho trir with hfs for -,een.veor.n, Inv
but was discouraged at the outset by finding
that many of the rood. wcr, still uron MINOR
and he gave IN the trio before getting out of
this state. Had no succeeded in making the
trim. IL would not only have beer. something to
ho,st NJ ,s a noveI iournev INIT with tina nna
spring we,thc we hive becn netting II coull
no, bovo fa,,cd 70 bo n,easont Thcro is
somethinR about a trolley trim that makes IL
ALWAYS nleasurob,, tho first ,imo II 70 mad.
whie the steam raiIrood al vu Va occuuies ira own
more or less un,nt,restinc road which. no
matter how old II NAV he always has - certain
oevness and barrenncss about its surroundings.
the trollev road penerallv follows tho publio
highway and introduces the Messenger N mora
phases OF Iis, in the course of n few hours than
aa aaa .. -. .a. w.
cars pass quaint old houses. homely old tav-
erns. fashy road houses. tumble down rock
cries, interesting old boat houses. and black
smith shops. besides presenting a constantly
changing picture Ok roauS'ne ana m'uu'e-o'-
'he,roa" me.
The vehicles one sees in a trolley ride are q
Wv, :" Wv ~ .S. .
senGers present a delightful subject o. COR
much in trolley -lopjnr across country. and n
49, ~. a.. p,,S,a,t,a ,Iasa ".
the sacrifice of , few cents and perhaps ten or
fifteen minutes Of time. A passenper need
-, hos,,n,a w mil ,ho ho,i cord ~ ba sees a
H@t healtht" y" nhIl INC pell coru II ne sees n
:. no nsno,,v attached 70 stonnIns a troIlsv
car. and n whole day may be plessurably spent
IN making stops and starts.
II anybody wants to have a good days rid
ing let hin make up q smal party and lake a
trip ont into rural New Jersey, IT will cost
= ..'" W. - " "''o Wv q. w u ~
To MY 'hilcs without any trounie TO speak or
=, sv.,or, ,,ioh s,,r,s from, uohobo, a,I
y, ~ " u,,r ~. -" w.
ferry. II Is broken ND into A series of 6ve-cent
rims and leaving the Hohoksn mart ~ 4, or,
OF consideration. 1t presents probably more old,
quaint, and picturesque features than any troll
ley trip in the United states.
run from Hoboken to Rutherford. They
are the biggest and most comfortable cars In
boken they skirt along the highway vest OF
the Bergen Hills. aftordinx a line view of the
broad Harkensack meadOws, big and little
snake Hul, and the towns Nesting under the
Mountains, which cut of the outlook
nine miles 10 the westward. Between the
trolley tracks and the edge of the meadows are
lie tracks Of lie West Shore and tho New
foot of a gentle slope OF upland, occupied by
well. cultivated market gardens. The end Of
he ivU, cent trip from the ferry is nj IN. rnii.
road crossing At the place known as Home.
.tend. where there is an antique hotel, shaded
, = tHc road II is n restfui pIace. much
listed nv wheelmen and amateur photor.
-aphers. ~