EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN.

How to get there from New York and the Time it Takes.

HE routes to Eastern Park, Brooklyn, are so numerous and accessible, as to constitute it decidedly the most advantageous location for a great athletic contest anywhere near the Metropolis.

Following are some of the most prominent routes, to which may be added numerous street car lines not shown on the within map:

Kings County Elevated Railroad from Fulton Ferry and the Brooklyn Bridge direct to Eastern Parkway Station, adjoining the grounds of Eastern Park. Express trains every five minutes from the Bridge Station; time, 15 minutes. From New York take any elevated or surface road to the Bridge, cross the latter to Bridge Station of Kings County Elevated, Fulton Street Line.

Long Island Railroad, from Long Island City direct to the gates of Eastern Park; time, 20 minutes. From New York take Forty-second street or Twenty-third street surface cars to Thirty-fourth Street Ferry; also, Second and Third Avenue Elevated Roads to same ferry.

Long Island Railroad, Atlantic Avenue Rapid Transit from Flatbush Avenue Station, Brooklyn, landing passengers directly at the gates of Eastern Park. Train time, 15 minutes. Connection from South Ferry, New York, via Atlantic avenue street cars.

Brooklyn Elevated Road, from foot Broadway, Brooklyn, to Manhattan Junction; time, 15 minutes, and walk four blocks south to Eastern Park.

Also, from Brooklyn Bridge via East New York Line to same as above; time, 25 minutes. And from Fulton Ferry, via Myrtle Avenue and East New York Line, time, 30 minutes.

Driving Routes': 1st. Cross via East Twenty-third Street Ferry from New York to Broadway, Brooklyn, thence three blocks to Bedford avenue, follow same to Eastern Parkway (about two miles), along Eastern Parkway to East New York avenue, to Liberty avenue, to Sackman street, and south three blocks to the grounds. Guide boards will be stationed at the turning corners.

2d. Across Brooklyn Bridge to Washington street, to Court street (City Hall), to Schermerhorn street, to Flatbush avenue, to the Prospect Park Plaza, to Eastern Parkway and thence same as above. Either route is a splendid driveway.

Passengers by any of the railroads landing at Jersey City can take the Annex Ferry direct to foot of Fulton street, Brooklyn, and thence to Eastern Park by either Kings County or Brooklyn Elevated lines.

Passengers landing at the Grand Central Depot in New York can take Third avenue Elevated to 34th Street Ferry, and Long Island Railroad direct to Eastern Park, or same Elevated direct to Brooklyn Bridge, and thence to Eastern Park, by Kings County or Brooklyn Elevated Roads.

The Long Island Railroad will run Special Express Trains from Long Island City to Eastern Park. For Time Table see daily papers.

PRINCETON vs. YALE,
Championship Football Match, Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 27, 1890.

ANNUAL

CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL MATCH

YALE
VS.
PRINCETON,

EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN,
ON THANKSGIVING DAY,

Thursday, Nov. 27, 1890,

Gates open at 11 A. M.

Game at 2 P. M.

The grandest and most exciting Athletic Contest of the year, between the Champion College Teams of the United States.

For the various Routes and Time Tables from New York to Eastern Park, Brooklyn, see Map inside and explanation on fourth page.

PRESS OF BROOKLYN EAGLE JOB PRINTING DEPT.