The New York herald., 1877-07-10
THE TALLY HO.
THE FIRST TRIP ON THE ROUTE BETWEEN
YoNKERs AND NEW YORK.

THE FIRST TRIP ON THE ROUTE BETWEEN
yoNKERs AND NEW YORK.
The residents OF Yonkcrs were astr carly hour
yesterday, and shortly before eight O'clock A. NJ. u
number OF people began TO move In the direction or
the Getty House, from whore tho Tally Ho coach was
to start its first trip from Yonkcrs to New York.
The establishment Of the Tally HJ on this route has
been very popular movement, as it affords the ct-
zens Yonkers and also the summer residents very
pleasant OF transportation between their home
and New York city. Most of the people residing At
Yonkers have been in The habit OF patroniziLs the
New York Central when they made their excursions
to GotEam, but they will be able 10 en-
Joy pleasing variety OF travel in pleas
ant drive through tho beautiful suburbs that
lie bet we ell them aud the city, Tho weather was de-
cidedy favorable for tho first trip aud Colonel Kane
taught tho Yonkcrs people their first lesson in
punctuaty by being on hand ten minutes before the
tmc ling the fact that he had ridden over
his home Now Rochelle that morning. AT ave
minutes eight the morning tue passengers had all
climbed up their seats, and Colonel Kane, gather
ing up the rcns waited for the starting sisaa. The
English guard presently called out, IAN rsht ~ and
Inc grooms, drawing the blankets OIL the horses ihe
Tally Ho quick y whlrcd away on her trip 10 New
York There was large party on board the COACH ana
among them were Ar; NJ. Bates, Mr. paniei ).
condition and feeling fresh IRON the thTcc or iour
days. they have enjoyed made good time over tne
The irsl stage frou Yonkers to KngsDridge Was made
on time, and thcn with i:esh team haincsscd up,
they Oowed along toward MsnhattanvIllc. Everybody
turned out the Tally Ho 80 by, and Colonel
Karc received quito ovation from tue deLghtcd
spectators all along the roud the way into the CITY,
Inc last stage IRON Munhatanvillc TO the CITY, was
also made on time aud ut half past nine A. NJ tho
passengers landed at the Brunswick. Colonel
Deaucey Kane delighted with the success oil tho
opening trip, and thinks tue Tally Ho Will run iull
during the season.
THE RETURN TRIP.
t,o thnr Nn fair II
certainly not 80 during ihc afternoon, Tor at 4:20
T. ~. lust as The couch was coming ~ TO tho door,
the thunder storm commenced. The passengers were
heavy fail OF rain woula stop IL showed, however,
no signs OF reonting and presently, seeing Mrs. De-
lancey Kane get up Oh the box scat beside her hus-
band the OF the passengers crawled up 10 their
seats 1t would be unkind 10 say they locked happy
as they busy sncering themselves the best way
thcy could from the that literally ic III torrcntA
Mrs Dclancey Kane wrapped from head To foot In
wutcrproois aud took up her position ON the box seat
10 stay spite OF the weather. At 43O T. NJ sharp oil
went the Blankets the guard jumped up 20 his seat aud
away went the mixed team OF gIa!s ana chestnnts with
the Colonel faithful 10 his post, keeping them gong ut
"A rattnng gait. TINS wns day that brought out the
stage coachnan and not tho amateur whip. The ram
ci In torrents they swept up The avenue aud con-
tinued without cessation until thcy reached Mauhat
tanviIe where the first change was made 1t had one
advantage however, that oil laying the dust, and the
drive IRON Kingsbridge 10 ionkers was roally very
pleasant everything was fresh and green with the
air so cool and pleasant The Tally Ho arrived at THO
Getty House all right Oh time. Among those ON tho
coach on tho trip were Mrs. Deuncey Kane
! Mr.. ID. l.. Einstnc, Mr.. s. IL. Bend Mr.. X Reid, Mr.
Spauldins MIR Craig, Mr. Fawcclt, Mr.. Bandowine aud