New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
SUGGESTIONS FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
HOW THE HOLIDAY MAY BE SPENT IN THE
MOUNTAINS OR BY THE SEA

Memorial Day can be spent pleasantly In many
ways and the delightful trips that can be made and
the charming places that can be visited not far
from this city many and attractive.
Lovers OF mountain scenery can hardly DO better
than to take outing 10 the mountains Of sullivan,
Ulster and Delaware counties the main line and
branches II the New York. Ontario and Western
Railway. There. at altitude OF TWO thousand
feet above the may enjoy the blessings
Of pure nyisorating air and pure water Good
sport In fishing he had. and the region Is found
20 be so delightful that the average visitor is tempt
ed To remain and select there summer home
a sail up the picturesque Hudson IS always on
joyable This time OF the year and the trip may
be taken comfortably the steamer Mary Powell,
which leaves West Twenty-second-st at 33o p. m
and Saturdays At p m. on Memorial Day
she will leave her pier at p m. There Is an
orchestra board. The steamer goes 10 Cranston's
West Point Cornwall NewburG New-Hamburg.
Milton, PoughkeepsIe Rondout and Kingston To-
day the steamer will resume her Desbrosses-st.
landing
Another delightful trip. by the Pan-American
route may lie enjoyed the Hudson River Day
Line with the New-York Central or West Shore
Railroad There could hardly he any pleasanter
Memorial Day outing. The first New-Iork-Albany
trip made yesterday.
A popular outing be taken on the Catskl.
Hudson ANA Coxsackle Line. Boats leave the foot
of Chrstopher-st. every weekday at p. m.
Memorial Day will undoubtedly be chosen by
many for trip to the Pan-Amercan Exposition
and Niagara Falls \ special arrangement for the
round trip including railroad tickets and hotel
accommodations. for SIG has been made by Thomas
Cook & Son. Nos 216 and l.ls5 Broadway.
Visitors the exposition under the care OF the
Weekly Trips Company No. l.lS5 Broadway. have
all the details OF their trip arranged for them.
Hotel or private house accommodations oh
taIned baggage is transferred and every important
point of interest is looked after in advance.
Memorial Day he spent most enjoyahy in
Virginia. The steamship jamestown. o. the Old
Dominion Steamship Company. leaves NewYork
this afternoon at o'clock. arriving at Old Point
Comfort tomorrow morning Returning tomorrow
evening the steamer Hamilton. passengers win
arrive in this city on Friday at n. The round
trip. including meals and stateroom accommoda-
tlons. costs S13. Visitors can stay another day
a total cost for the trip of sl7.
Excellent sport in deep sea fishing may he
joyed tomorrow by patronizing Al. Fosters iron
steamer the Angler. The boat leaves the foot OF
East Twenty third-St. at 7:15 a and the Battery
at sos a. III. The fish said 10 he biting hungrily
now and men and women have a chance to bring
home a good mess by the expenditure of only 70
and 80 cents. respectively.
Tomorrow will he a good day pick out
summer home Long Island by the ocean. Sound
or bay Summer Homes" book describing no
psation at ticket offices. at Long Island Railroad
stations in Br99klym ,tS or by sending ye cents in
Long Long Island Railroad, Long island city
e e'eT apcb hunK on Glen oo ana nay tbs Is GGF
back by the Central Railroad of New-Jersey. A
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$40 a. N. tomorrow, and South Ferry at SIS a M
dren under twelve 81 so Switchback tickets are
50 cents extra if purchased on the train.
Tourists who would like have descriptive mat
ter of tours the Pan-American ExpositIon
Alaska Yellowstone Park. Europe. Japan around
the world, well descriptive literature of the
principal American summer resorts, can be ac-
commodated application to the Raymond &
Whitcomb Company, No. o Union Square.
There will he outings tomorrow to Mauch
Chunk and Glen Onolo on the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road and a special train will leave West Twenty
third st at S10 m Cortlandt and Desbrosses SITS
AT $50 a. m. and Jersey City at s:35 a. m. Tickets
for the Pan-American Exposition will be sold to-
day for 50 the round trip. good day coaches
of all trains except the Black Diamond Express.
A 0uick and comfortable trip TO the Pan a Amer-
can Exposition may be had at 81 to $ls for the
round trip by the NewYOrk Central, and SO to SIT
nv the West Shore Railroad. There is a train
every hour. and the running time is from eight
and a quarter to twelve hours Niagara Falls is
forty minutes from Buffalo, and the New-York
Central has forty trains day. The New-York
Central has bureau at Broadway and ThirtietA-
ST. where information may he obtained regarding
hotels and private boarding houses at Buffalo
and West Shore summer resorts.
of the Iron Steamboat Company will. hereto
fore undoubtedly prove attractive to many ex-
cursoniss. for whose convenience special arrange
ments have been made One may enjoy a delight
ful sail to and from the island for only
q cents. Boats leave the foot of Twenty second
81 North River. AT 10 and II sc a. m. and hourly
tfIi m WI / at