The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-28
EIGHT COACHES PARADlNG.
tP fJFTH ITgNrE fND THIN THROuGH
CEN7RIL PiRh'S DRIIES.
resident JAY Gniinntiy Leading the Way
with uis uigh-stepping f"nr-in.i Hand -toi
knne- Tally uo bringing Up the Hear.

EiEht elegant uIdgs wore vraWn up along
| Tie eas, side of Madison square at a quarter
past o'clock yesterday afternoon. All Of thcm
were built after the latest French and English
models. ana in their ornament and equipment
cyIn'cd n high degree Of wealth and taste
Four spirited aul handsomely groomcl
horses paved the ground in front Of each
coach. At the head Of cn'h pair stood
n groom in plum-colorrd livery and top
boots. waiting pn'ienlly for the signal to
"lct go" On the. roof the ladies buttoncd
| their gloves and arranged their wraps carefully
for the drive. whc upon the pavement below
the driver and owner chaitcd with a Tow friends
and gave the last directions preparatory to
starting. All Of the grooms and most of the
drivers wore noscgays in their buttOnholcs.
| Col. Kane, who took - his position at the end
! OF the line. sport,l an immense roso, and several
Of the Indies had neat little bouquets. Nowith-
standing the lradrn -ty and chilling tcmpcra-
turc a large throng gathered on both sides Of
the street 10 soc thr start.
President joys drag. with canary-colored
body and rcd trimmings occupied the head Of
tho line. facing Twcity-,hird street II was
drawn by four stylish bays 15'i hands high.
On the box were Miss lay. Miss Maudc Rrevcs.
Mr. and Mrs. Schicfreh. and Mr.. John W. Bel
four. Mr.. Perry B"lmOt's blue coach. with red
trimmings, was drawn hy four hsh-stcpping
bays. measuring IL hands. His guests wcrc
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahon Sands and Mr. and Mrs.
r. Cushing. Mr. I. Biowning. the Secretary of
the club. handled tn reins over n team ~
chestnus AMI bays. the leaders 49,.
and the whcolors lG hands high His
dras was If blue. trimmed with red. On the
roof sat Mrs. Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Isrlin. Jr.. and Mr. Tscr;on Winthrop. Aus
triun Consul Hugo Frtsch came next with
drag ~ Austrian yellow. drawn by two chost-
NUS AMI two roans. - hands in height, His
follow passengers wer, Miss Gilbert and Mr..
and Mrs. pu"r. The hindsomc turnout of Mr..
comment II consisted Of n blue and black
coach Of the finest PROPORTIONS and workman
ship. harn' ssod To fur stately browns with
Rack p.m,s ana 1,and X iniiy i6 hapis ao4Se
l'ucic, Mr.. Winihr9r TLornc. and Mr., Tucker
occupied the outside seats. Mr., Leonard
niinrh"i to coach wit blue body and yellow
,Timm,nss ll7 WGGf.ls wSrf Mi-7 M MroTY,ns,nd
api Nj. Mi"g;ri. lir, T. I,orllagl coarh wa,
- bin pink"d out withyelow. Tn. team WIS
four tau ,ny-. ,m,nsui ~, Il, hanM-. ON the
Mr.. and Mrs. Van nssrlacr Cruerr col
k!4rnr brought up u rear w,ih the famous
ros, wa- ca-ily recosnt"d hy the thronf. His
| Leaders w"t' "a S'rrvhull ana pichaii. AMI
his 'lors a fray and q clIesipui fa'h
against ono ~ the roar 4eais and from winch
proiruled IA" long hrai u horn. whose ch""ry
II is not considered ro3hine etiquette to sound
thn. Lorn in 'lun iartis.
Punruasy NJ b. i. VI. President JAW gath
er"l ia" 4, .a- IA liis hinl-, rrnk"l his whip.
/ AMI WIS off. Tie other drngS rolled after at an
easy pace. rounding the :, Iil west corner OF the
square and threading their way through a
thIong OF vehicles. up the avenue. III, porii-
CO.'S OF the Hotel Brunswick and the broad
s'cr-. For some Il -tane, II crowd ovcrfewci
iAt pafrW'ni. hnd ner'aehri on me roadway
| which hat ben reserved Tor the parade On
thr la. ..uny - Drlniunico's party ~ ri his at
tir'l ladies' ard gentlemen rA u nt III" sp''fa-
cle. and -" w.lN. ~ o. thT~ In ln-wicS. tho
'I-r,r -" r,ih 40, NM" drr,,, 'r.,,,lnl In
nn~ ~, -to - 'nrr'.,.s nnl v@llcli- 80 -
,s,,,fY isa,in', nnT - r i'',, .. ~ ! "'
tho stage irivor- Z ,r.. osn '.ieily natieaniin
thn ub ,'i M'lS t, h.. ',' M. r,y "sy ur
III, ~, ,"p' - WY" n - 7" IT,, S"' NV me- warm
no W ,.a,n ,nd.s ,c 'nS ",
sro9p 81 mon : i9nNrl mnt rom NE second
rar,rs - IA" Winls'r anl iiiuel li.ui Uoitls
w'r " 5h9.i ii'ih 1.,fr a;mlrSi- j Soas isiieS
nn'n n NE -'l- 81 IN" ,, ,,,,n li ,' "ni
ior q rroncnaic. nurse win chilIrcn. butch
watch ihe drnes 20 hy
procession i"iiici through the scholars Cat,
mus At pace whicn required the actiy,
efforts Of The police to clear the way. hall
' mill from 4 'plrangg. lalt Y1s mate in or
| what irregular. to reform, Park policemen
seemed 10 be ubiquitous. stopping carriages
para,l@ rio lalos ,rcn, ne rail-c in nrrans
. | ing their wraps moro closely. and in some in
Tstion' Th" 'a aecrt'cnithI were wcll fortlir,
with ul-t"r- anal loyrrcnats, but tae rudiA rll rk'
Al aR4 9r9s PINK n1s, co 2i many Of them "'e'''@ the
lurh'r ON. th" las bail players resirainet
'h"r H'hl ~ r mvm'hi w. W"l u 'n@ n'rn''
As ~" 'oh'h'r sln'l Hlpng rhplh Ellllli-cS 10
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