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INCREASED SERVICE AND IMPORTANT CHANGES OF SCHEDULES.
From May 23d to Sept. 29th, the Steamer
"Mary Powell" will leave New York daily, except Sunday, from
Desbrosses St., 1:4.5 p. m., West 42d St. at 2 p. m.? West 129th St.,
2 :20 p.m.
On and after June 27th daily, except
Sunday, connection will be made by the Steamer "Mary Powell" at West
Point with the down Day Line Steamer "Albany" for New York, thus
giving an afternoon excursion from New York to West Point, one of the most
beautiful trips in the world.
Beginning June 27th, the famous Day Line
Steamer "Albany" will leave New York daily, except Sunday, one hour
after the regular Day Boat schedule, viz., Desbrosses St., 9:40 a. m., West
42d St., 10 a. m., West 129th, 10:20 a. m., making the same intermediate stops
as the first boat, with the addition of Cornwall (direct connection with the O.
& W. Railroad), reaching Poughkeepsie at 2:35 p. m., where a stop of
one hour and a half will be made, enabling passengers to take trolley ride to
Vassar College, then returning to New York, making same stops. Passengers
desirous of having more time at Vassar College should go by the first morning
boat, which will allow two hours and fifty-five minutes.
The second boat is intended especially to
accommodate people who like an hour later start.
This gives a triple service between New
York and Poughkeepsie, and three daily excursions to West Point, a double
service between New York and Kingston and single service between New York and
Albany, all daily, except Sunday.
By going up on the morning boat, passengers
will have ample time to make the glorious ascent of Mount Beacon (inclined
road), or take the trolley ride from Newburgh through the beautiful hills of
Orange County to the charming new resort and park at Orange Lake, and return by
Steamer "Albany."
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Passengers for West Point or Newburgh may
go by either the first or second boat, and return either by the
regular through liner, reaching New York at 5:30 p. m., or by the
last boat, reaching New York at 8:40 p. m. (Cornwall tickets good only on
Steamer "Albany" or "Mary Powell.")
Day Excursionists for Cornwall can go and
return on Steamer "Albany" (second boat out of New York). The
"Mary Powell" will land at Cornwall on down trip at 8 :15 a. m., and
on the up trip at 5 :25 p. m.
This schedule offers a variety of most
attractive day outings. Fine orchestras and excellent cuisine on all steamers;
tickets interchangeable, and excursion tickets good for the season.
The popularity of the Hudson day outings
has grown to such an extent that the Day Line has increased its carrying
capacity by over 100 per cent, so that the greatest comfort can be secured and
one may enjoy in peace the charming River from the decks of this finest fleet
of day steamers in the world.
QUICK TIME.
"Do you have any trouble in making
your Pegasus go?"
"Never a bit. I always use the spur
of the moment."
THE REIGN OF LOVE.
To nature, God is law; to man, God is and
must be love. For matter can be ruled, sustained, moulded, glorified by law
only; but man is governed, uplifted, brought to his best estate only by the
measureless forces of an infinite love. To him, law is an incident; it is not,
nor can it be, by him regarded as a primary or an ultimate condition of
spiritual well being. A good man obeys the law of nature and of his own well
being; but that is not his goodness. Such obedience may be his life; but it is
not his virtue nor his exaltation. To put on the bloom of grace, to be morally
excellent, a human spirit must come under the dominion of love divine. The
realm of ideal manhood is where love rules; the beginning and the end of our
perfected humanity is the reign of love.
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Day Line 1910