New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

HOW THE SUNDAY SUPPLEMENTS REACHED TIE
BREAKFAST TABLES BY THE SEA.

HOW rur sr-SDAY SUPPLEMENTS REACHED THE
BREAKFAST TABLES BY THE SEA.
Sunday newspapers are a necessity even to
the lotus eating existence OF Long Island summer resi-
dent. The public want them The puohc Will nave
them and will have them early. Breakfast in the long
cocl dining room OF the Long Beach Hotel or In the
,l ouiet OF fhe Argyle Eouse at Babylon. that most
misuamed Of Long Island resorts loses half Its delights
without copy of TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TO MI III the
stpce waits food fer meditation and discussion In
order to supply this natural craving or Long lsanls
higher nature the Island Railroad Company started
s carly newspaper train yesterday. At :0G III En-
zine No 23 with Jack Welsh On the footDoard drew out
OF the Long Island City station Ordinarily tns lacI
would hardly worth chrOncng In Long lsands cur
rent happenings but the circumstance that baggage
car loaded with newspapers attached rescnes 1t
from oblivion as a political rider does an innocent ap-
prooria;ion bill Behind baggage was the parlor
car Kaknska in which Mr Morris, who had charge OF
the accompanying mass OF news anc good NHihtu-e'
could rest occasionally from his lahors along With thH
reporters who had come TO witness his Tiumphai
progress.
Conductor John White pulled the bell the rrst stop
at Winfield where ancient specimen or the Long
Island newsdeasI with a still more ancient yenice
drawn by meditaye animal OF the true chestnut Color
was in waiting. huge bun lie OF damp papers was
dumped into causing the spriugs to squeak In
surprise and dismay, and with Jerk and whistle NO.
23 ratified on again. A number OF the inhabitants OF
Jamaica were waiting for tie from Europe,
"A interpreted By IHE TRIBUNE's special cable dis
patches when the train rolled into the station at DO
o'clock Their wants satisfied. and tile busy clerks
in the baggage car went work the bundle 70 be
dropped oil Pearsaps. part OF this batch went
down the branch the Long Beach HOTEL and the
MANY guests Of that model hostery by the 70 md all
tb news of the last twenty four hours awaiting them
when they down TO take their early morning dip iu
the sea Rockville Centre, eayville Baldwin, freeport
ard other Loug Island hames not forgotten in the
OF printed fact and fancy, and AT 6l5 O'Clock
the Babylonsh multitudes were given their quota OF
news from the hemispheres. Stops were also made at
Bavsnote sp and Patohogue This latter metropolis Of
the south shore the end OF the route II was
reached at 6:09 O'CLOCK
The train then ran back to Babylon, where Mr. Morris
headed a foraging party that made descent Mine
host iskns, the Argyle House. for Dr-akfsst The
des sent was vain True hospitality Of the real Old
Baby lon type the reward OF the expedition he-
farming by way OF Long Beach, the DrOa OF the
hotel we're ,Ouud to be filed with people deep IN the
p.ulnent OF the monotone Of the sGrt the lively
music OF the after dinner ORCHESTRA All along the line
fh uners received four hours earlier than By The
T GOOD people on the extreme end OF Long Island
were treated to NewYork sunday er al breaafast
time yesterday through tue enterprise OF THk IKibuN
The paper was on sale at oreenpor, before ocIocs
Unay the sunday papers arrive In the Afternoon when
people are ulin cum Of soee as trent frliy apreci-
villa Tue ~ reach reennort and tne al .cent
summer resorts shelter Island pOuy and yacnt eA-
pn epo.ited ih, NJ bundles a point
on tine Connecticut shore T. H. smiths pony express
carried them 10 the The packages were then pat
on hoard the fast Sloppy cht Carrie. Cap Ans Jonl
Iumb.r aud Miller tie alest r!ots and seanen on tAat
rart of tue cDast IN command nasty order 10
c.st OF given. the nOOrlngs were lOOsened anu
away SPED Carrie Tor Long Island. Tie yoyage was
uuiek one. Hastily throwing the large bundles on tue
smooth leach nimDle express messensers transferred
tuem TO tie waiting wagon. aud Driver Latham, "hO
h,s reputation that region Tor Ills horses gave his
fleet ponies the rein bragng Iiia idbtsE Into toSn
over the le drive soon after O'clock Agent
Linn g. Merrill received the fap5-s His corps OF news
noys offered II eopy OF THA suSDAY TRIBUNE TO nearly
avery family Ia before their morning meal Roiu
q Ecceston supplied the town OF Orient with rRiBUNs.
tn = ace mas mover before been served with sunday
naner on The day OF issue rnis plan pleasing
10 the sturdy merchants, fishermen aud farmers Ihs
,srrvbont Cambria carried bundles 10 Shelter Island
Gus-. a tne Manhanset II use appeared surprised ana
vol satisfied Agent Wade offered q, Hs sUSDAf
Innr,E six hours ahead CT tho OthrI SewiOTk papers
= am Manner furnished visitors snd eottagers al
shel,.r Ialand Heights with The FAIBuSE.