New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
THE TRIBUNE Still AHEAD.
DELIVERED AS USUAL AT THE ADIRONDACK RE
SORTS THE OTHER PAPERS WILL
GET THERE TO-DAY


Plattsburgh. ~ Y, July 80 (SpecaD.-Agan
The Tribune was the only New-York Sun
day paper sold to-day in the whole
lake and mountain region north of White
hall The Tribune bundles came up on the Della
ware and Hudson road on Tribune special train
and were forwarded from various points en- route
BY steam yacht into Vermont. and by special
wagons into the woods From here they were
sent to Saranac Lake and intermediate points by
Tribune special train the popular and ex-
ceedngly convenient Chateaugay Railroad which
under the energetic management of NJ. L. French,
It's superintendent. is proving such a boon to the
region. 4 whole array of special wagons carried
bundles from the Chateaugay road over to various
lakes and camps, from six to ten miles away.
saranac Lake, July 80 (SpeciaD-rhe Tribune
train. as it is called in the Adirondacks. arrived
here to-day at 4:30 o'clock p with large pack
aces of the Sunday paper for Saranac Inn Rustic
Lodge. Hotel Wawbeek. Saybrook, and the Lake
Placid Houses. well as for the Ampens and other
hotels the lower lake The Tribune special is made
here. and the entire length of the
Chateaugay road twice Sundays, connecting
with The Tribune special on the Delaware and
Hudson. Immediately upon receiving The sunday
Tribune from the fast special or the Delaware
and Hudson The Tribune train begins the climb
up the steep grade of seventy-two miles, dropping
alons the route. at Chateaugay Lake. Chazy Lake
Loon Lake and Boomngdae large packages OF
papers At Saranac Lake dozen teams belonging
TO Fowler's livery meet the train and the papers
are at once delivered to the hundred different
resorts in the mountains. All other sunday
papers arrive on Monday at noon Everywhere
everybody is looking for The TRIBUNE
Manhanset House Shelter Island. July 30 CSpeciaD
The guests of this hotel were delighted today
to receive this mornings New-York papers by
new route Through ordinary channels they have
been arriving here Sundays at noon, sometimes
as late as nearly l y. To-day they were sent
I'D from Newly on the special Shore Line and
Newport newspaper express. and came across from
the main land via Saybrook by steam vessel
They arrived this morning shortly after o'clock.
the earliest hour on record since the time OF The
New-Yo~k Tribune's exclusive special sunday
mornins train the Long lsllnd kailroad lew
years ago.
Phoencia ~ Y, July 80 (SpeciaD.-The New
York Sunday newspaper service in the Catskils is
much improved this season, and visitors express
satisfaction with the promptness and enterprise
shown. The papers reached here by a special
train on the Ulster and Delaware road soon after
Z O'Clock this morning. and when the guests of the
Tremper and the surrounding resorts here arose
from bed their morning papers were ready for
them.
The Tribunes remarks of a week ago, relative to
the great need of better mail facilities Sunday
mornings for distribution of the Sunday news
papers to points in various directions from New
York City have been cordially commended by
THE New-York Times The Times has united
In the demand for better railroad mail arrange
ments from New-York City Sunday mornings in a
manner which shows the energy and intelligence of
Its new business management.
There is reason 10 believe that if the Govern
ment will look into this matter carefully it will
be found that certain ltading railroads will meet
II halfway in prOviling early fast mail trains on
Sunday mornings.