New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
FOTRTH OF JULY OUTINGS.
,ueoATs AND RAILROADS OFFER AN
ENDLESS NUMBER OF TRIPS.
GLEN ISLAND. THE sEACoAsT RESORTS. THE
HUDSON AND BLUE MOUNTAIN GLENs
AMONG THE FAvoRITE FIX


The glorious Fourth is 80 near at hanu ho" ' "
the man who expects to enjoy his hohuay " W
utmost would be wise to begin right OH "iapp"s
ont his programme. For that large part OF New
Works. population which always includes an eN
cursion In the days fun the various transpor'auo"
corranies with which this happily situated city Is
so literally provided present varied choice. VIII"
something to suit all tastes and all pocketoooAs.
rook for instance at the opportunities presented
tn those who want to enjoy trip on the "ate''
Forty cents Will carry them to beautiui "ie"
Island and back. a delightful sail through tue
nIcturesoue East River and the Sound on fast-
going clean and capaclous steamers. And wheh
,bev roach the island they find flowers. music foii-
age. shade. birds. animals boating. bathing hsh-
ing bowling billiards food and drink
should they prefer a sail upon the open sea, there
IL the famous Cape May four-deck iron steamer
Renubc running to Long Branch, and connecting
With Asbury Park and other New-Jersey shore re-
sorts for 10 cents the round trip on Doard 'neic
are music thearicals. a restaurant, an oyster par
etc. at popular prices.
AN OCEAN VOYAGE AND THE HUDSON.
A more extensive trip by sea is afforded by the
Old Dominion Steamship Company. whose steamers
will leave New-York Saturday at p m anu
Sunday at 3 p. m. for Old Point Comfort ana NOT
| folk Va Passengers will arrive In Newborn on
! the return trip on Monday, Tuesday or WEDNESDAY,
Many prefer the world-famed scenery OF the Hua,
| son and the big swanllke Day Line steamers VIII
carry them to West Point Newburg, PoughKeepsie
| and back between a. m. and go p m Inc
| steamer City Of Lowell also makes regular eXcur-
| sions up and down the Hudson. The f9st Mary
Powell after leaving this city, touches at cram
| ston's. West Point Cornwall. Newburg. New-Ham-
burg Milton Poughkeepse. Rondout and Kingston
! The Hudson and Coxsackle Line will run an extra
| boat beginning July /. for Catskl with an annex
boat to Hudson The Catskil Evening Line con- on
meets regularly with the Caskil Mountain anu ~ re
| Otis railways Bicycles are carried free on tnese
boats The Albany Evening Line p pHs Cnnrge
Ricbaeid Sprngs' Sharon Springs, Thousand
| Islands and the Adrondac ks. The Troy ooa asa
narTy earchlighis Tor the entertainment Of their
| passengers The Albany Evening Ii makes dlrect
| connections with trains north. east anu west
NEW ENGLAND COAST AND INLAND POINTS
Tho charms of the New England coast never fall
| to draw. the crowds on the boats Oh '"e "'
River Line the Providence Line the stonington
| Line the Norwich Line the New-Haven Line, the
| Narragansett Bay Line and the Montauk Steam
boat Company conclusively prove. BY means OF
these vessels Fall River, Boston, Martha's Vine
yard Nantucket. Cape Cod, Newport PT9yide a,cr
| Block island. orient Greenport, Shelter Island,
southold and Sag Harbor are brought WITHIN reach
Thus magnificent array Of excursions by water re
6H they tn the rs%ay G The
Erie offers three PSRpSbf o doGb Rghy
PSITa Ge by the public One is to Niagara
at IS the round trip, starting July from tnis , cry
| and returning on before the Fourth or July
Another is to Greenwood Lake and the Glens, ~ ioi
| the round trip or 81 30 including dinner at the
| Casino. The third is to Shohola Glen. In the Blue
| Mountains l07 miles from New, YORK on Inc peau-
ufu Delaware-S for the round trip. ...a ..
The Lehigh Valley Railroad has also arranged "a. an
| excursion TO Niagara Falls for = the round trip
| and another TO Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko for
s. The Central Railroad OF NeTIJersey gives "a, an
! excursion TO Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko. Win
/ an exciting ride on the Switchback Gravity Rail
| road The fare Is, for adults 81; children, u 80
swItchback tickets at half rates II purchased on
| tie train.
| Cooks excursions for the Fourth of July include
| NiagaravFalls and many other points embracing
| tours OF from three twentyeight days duration
| Tickets at Nos 26 and DPS Broadway.
! Ravmond a Whitcomb No. - Union Square. will
| sell tour and excursion tickets to all points, and
| William +. Simpson No. 81 Park Row, has tickets
for sale for excursions TO Water Gap, Penn. July
| / to 4 three days board fare. coach, etc, 80 In
| elusive. -, -. ,,-,.
! the breezy stretches OF Manhattan Beach VIII pro-
| vide healthful pleasure of many kinds.