The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
THE HERALD IN new JERSEY.
Enthusiasm Of New Jersey Citizens Over Sunday
Healds at Thar Breakfast Tables
The Herald's Express Route Extended Through
Dover, ROckaway, Boonton, SchoOley's
Mountain to Hackettstown.
MoRRIsrowx, June Is, 1874


The fAet that the Nrw YORK HERALD was 70 push its
papers through New Jersey to-day further than they
had been carried before became known 70 the c
ssns Of Newark at late hour Saturday night and
many people interested In the undertaking assembled
~ the Market street depot this morning the fast
express on The same good driver and the same fne
team that carried the HERALD to Norrstown last Sun
day hand, and . moment after the arrival Of
the mail train nom New York the papers caught
up and thrown into the HxRALD carriage Old George
shouted to his horses .go, and on went at thun
deriag pace toward Orange. Many folks to whom our
coming last Sunday novelty awaiting
to-day and demanded copy OF the paper But
tho wagon made stops until it arrived at wiIdcrs
newsstand Thence II went It's rapid way TO Summit.
and thence took straight for Aorristown The
sole competitor against US, who has been selling tho
HHRALD vt ridiculous figures the citizens OF this city,
was completely distanced the way, and enter
prsing nswsboys headed by Tom Fnncy, had received
their papers folded them and out their
before the rival teams had come into town. There
more HxRALDs sold in Morristown to-day than on
any other Sunday hitherto.
HxRALD enterprise however, did not pause here
The moment our wagon arrived two other teams
In waiting to carry the paper regions where It had
never been before Sunday. Our team. under
eontrol OF Mr. Arrowsmith, started out for Dover,
In the carriage which TO bear the paper
through 70 Hacksttstown, passing through Mendham,
German Valley and Schooey's Mountain This team
was the finest and swttest that could be procured,
and the carriage which pulled over the
mountain was light, roomy and new. The moment
We left Aorristown out Of the
territory Of the newsdsalsrs and carrying the
RsRALD over entirely ground have time
~ anything about tho beauty Of the scenery the
grandeur Of the Jersey mountaina Our coming
everywhere surprise the people, who took advan-
tags Of their oppo, tunity. bought paper and said
eoodby TO with "whas Won't the HERALD Dc
ncxt?"
Our first stop at hsndnam, which 10 quiet out
of-the-way ola place. bu. which during the sum-
mer months Is thronged with city visitors Tho bal
COMES Of the Ph0nix House well nsd with ladies'
and gentlemen, and moment after the carriage
wheeled up the hotel dirscty opposite the papers
eager demand The comments passed upon
HERALD spirit, courage and enterprise highly
daltsring.
Leaving Nendham we drove TO Chester and Ger.
man Valley. The enthusiasm and wonderment
greeted US everywhere At last We arrived at the
favorite summer resort for the people Of New York
New Jersey aud Pennsylvania, schooley's Mountain,
and upon consulting the watch found that Il q
quarter 70 two p. ~ The surprise Of the guests
very great They passed the warmes encomums upon
our success while the propretos OF the Heath House
and Belmont Hall personally congratulated upon
extraordinary quick transit which had made be.
tween Newark and the springs
We stopped At Scnoocy's Mountain only long enough
to papers properly handled aud then descended
she mountain sde ier Hacketstown We arrived there
before three, and gave the horses good long rest,
which they SO richly deserved, and homeward
Gp arrived here at twenty minutes past ten tonight
In its way this is regarded BY the people met
lay as piece Of enterprise great anything else
hat the HERALD has DONE Tor IL brings them sun
day what they before have had-she Of the
country and the news Of the world