New-York tribune., 1876-12-06
LAST TRIP or THE PELH4u coAcA

COL KANE's FINAL DRIVE or THE SEASON.
The Pelham coach made its last trip Tor the
season on Saturday. but wIl probably be n2n placed
on the rorte next spgag. Coz Kaae intradeed tbis
scr1 fOr pleasure aud prc,. Te pleasure 70 him has
been found practically IN the pie srre Il afforded others
and the profit the Pabics cuiy, for the OUTLAY has
exceeded the receipts by $500 Col Kane has devoted
most OF Ls time the enterprise, and was almost in
yariably IN the box himself AMI 3rs. Kane WIS ire
Gucnty by his side ladies' frequently nave mon0p0lZd
TIE whole ccagh peasant day. While the RAPID ratt
baa sometimes ca,Ised "a slight feeling of pelveuscss
among the timl passengers Coi Kane scaeu dV
rG Is atesteI by the fact that not sisle acele has
happened nearest approach 70 one being the f Of
leader on Murray HiH last week owing to tAs sip
very coudition of the pavement The coach went every
dAy Of te with troe eXceptiopsFoarth of july
day OF For reYairs aud the parade day of the Coaching
Club.
Saturday was so winsry tat the gentlemen who asked
at the Brsnswfck il the coach would go' world appa
rerttv have been pleased with negative answer Ten
nlnpes before Ii O'Clock the csach left Ike stabes in
Tventy-fftbst and around the lower sds Of Mld
s,o-s-uare Col Kane fnvtel Ftiraan Rogers. four
in-hand" amateur Of Philadelphia. into the box The
other passengers the guests OF D. Saearilin ana
were r. winthrop, II. Fearing. c. Steward, j. Steward
T. Kane G. G.. Barnwel Augustus Jay, ana DE- G H.
Lav1vnee With Fownes, the English guard, and cor
net payer the part uE,uboIed IA As Col Kane
Lang syne. the aud bag On the lead rraIed the
chestnut and gray "wheelers" threw themselves for
ward and OF went the coach The party tied 10 LOOK
ennfcrtabe and some even frozen sniile. Only
40 uipu4es were allowed for The siYaie drive to Mott
Haven Upper FIth-ayc. passed over IN Q few min
utes and the coach the square INTO Centra
Park al fall speed. - ,,,, :, a. ..,
Beyond Harlem Bridge, at The Wallace the coach
stopped 20 the horses ana 70 harness. a fcay
They three bays and chestnut Now toere was
free road loud hOrn and horses tnat seened 70 SroM
more nervous as they ascendcd the hills, puhng
strongly and tho level stretches or sliet aeches
going Off az full jump. while the coach swayed nke
sip after The locomotive the New-iaNen
road blew salute, and the coruetplayer, w6e WAS IN
Side responded with The MulligaB Guards, ana then
.sfhe saidrnore Guards" SILVER Tbreoss Among the
Gold" "The NsrSeLlase," and elaborate finale
At Unioa Port. overlooking the Sound The lst relay was
takeu-a gray and three cheSfDuis. The leaders were
mettIe,0,ae and made weTk for C0L Kane. AZ West
chester Bridge crowd OF shouted the coach
vent down hi and received their renlar gilt of two
ps~s,apers shaFt and the coach dashed up 10
Arcuirinss Hotel Pelham Bridge, and the l6 miles
hal bre dune In hour and forty minutes Servants
ia dress suitg greeted the party FIInan Rogefs was
Iast and geated IL at wellladen table. Toasts were
drur,k 10 Col Kane Mf. Rogers and Mr.. she ei.rman
Wax.r Kane aud Rogers responded with speeches. ana
| Dir. SbeaFnan sang q song. .....,. .h., a..
rta retaru homo was even more exsitipS tnan tno
srtv, ant and the Brun swek reached AZ tnree n
ate. aSeg O'clock Coz Kane met Win warm feeet
ton aud was gwen loud cheer al ne dro'et to lac
afubls