New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
THE TRIBUNE ABOVE TIE CLOUDS.
sgNr TO EVERY PART or TnE CATsKILL NOUN
TAISs AuF AID ALI, RIVALS.
Inr rELrGRArn To THE rRr,USE.l


fBr rErRGRArH THE rRr1USE
CArsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, n. Y, Aug. o.
Elaboia ate arrangements made by TIE TRIBUNE. re-
suited In the distribution OF tho regular city edition OF
that newspaper all this mountain range. to-day.
from four hours ahead OF ovcry other city daily
By way OF Caiskil TIE TRIBUNE arrived ut Palenye at
0.35 a. r aud sold we'll that the agents had no more
sell after the first hour. At Cairo. The TRIBUNE ar
rived ahead OF all others at sl5 m The buying was
lively aud the newsboys sold all their stock ont.
iIunter Tanncrsyiic the Kaaterskill ard tho Noun
tain House and all this region supplied by special
TRIBUNE trnin from Rondout Tho SARATOGA special OF
The TuIBusE aud The Herald reached Rhuebeck about
$50 a. M There THE TRIBUNE alone crossed the river
on tug. Engine Of the Western and Delaware road
was In waiting at Rondout. with Engineer Tongue on
duty and determined make a record for fast running
Bcwecn Olive and Brown Station. lie made three miles
in two minutes aud half Tho twenty-seven miles To
PhGnicia also made In excellent time Here tho
Stony Glove special waiting Transfers were made
aud the two trains were on together taking north
ery direction Hobart and the other into tho heart or
the mountain The steep grade leading up to the Glove
was hard upon tho little engine. bat u good
run was made through the mountain gap The
Ka1terskill Hotel had TuE TRIBUNE about o'clock an
bnudIes were brought up through the clouds The
Kaat~rskill Hotel news agent had oriered IN nnticpa
pnu pn % obseSu"s and hs pile Of TRpusrs were soon
scattered among tho az guests now III lhat hoss so
hours later the guests had read all tho news and were
about 10 assemble for religious worship
The cloud view over tho valley this morning is sau 10
bo the fine OF the kind here. While the rising
shone brightly over the mountain tops inc enurs
plain below covered with rolling mnIestc mass OF
clouds. Tho unusual scene was carefully sketched py
artist.
DELHI. n. V. Aug. 0-The special train.
bearing Tug TRIBUNE only. arrived at Hobart.
the end OF tho Ulster aud Delaware road
at $40 n. this morning. All the hotels
along the road including the Overlook and the Grand
received The TRIBUNE several hours ahead OF all the
other dailies From hobart q special wagon brought
TRBuSrs here for tho summer visitors IN te towh anu
a package sent by milk train 10 walton Ii,h
TRIBUNE tho only Ncw-iorh usity shht rcachou
these towns today.
NEwPoHr. r. l.. Aug. tSpeciap.-ruE SUNDAY TgiB-
ySF beat other NowYorS newspapers into this city
to-day Great interest felt In Saturdays ceremonies
Ia New York. and the daics from that city were much
sought for
SARATOGA Aug. D (STecIdh.-Thc last edition OF THE
sCsDsY TRIBUNE reached Saratoga to-day mt 8 H. nl
nv specia train from NowYork beating ths slower pa.
pers hours. iii.hreld springs, Coopers'own, an.
about hfteen towns along tao New lOrk Centra, 1su
we're also suppird. The sale OF TiiE TRIBUNE to-day
ba- been tremendous The special train of THE TRIBUNE
on the NcwYork Central makes trip OF 243 miles every
sunday.
NORTH CREEK. ny Aug. tspeciaD.- The regular
city edition OF THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE was sont up Into
this popular seosion of the Adir ndacks to-day oy
special train bringing TIE IRIBU>E only. NO other
Now-York papers arrived. Iony expresses ran ~
Lake George Schroon Lake, Buo Mountain Lake. ann
several other points. inc weather WAS uohs"uu' w
day.
HULETrs LANDING Lake George. N. y, Aug . tSpec"0'
-Tug TgIBusE was the only newspaper on the laKo
to-day All opposition OF local newspapers has pulled on
for this season. and NewYork journal has ventured
to contend the field with THE TRIBUNE. The latter az
rived at Caldwell at 10 aud aftcr mhkins al
stops on the lake arrived at Huetrs Landing al 3oo
III. ON tho pacht Mary Anderson