The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-02
FROM NEW YORK TO YONKERS
COACHING OYER THE FINEST ROAD IN
THE UNITED STATEs.
Bowl ins Over the Bouicv wards In Regal Octo-
berthe Beauties of Upper New York
Hcheld ut their hest In the Tally Ho.


Bcheid at their hest In the Tally Ho.
Col Delaney Kane mounted the box of
the Tally 1Io. in front Of the Hotel brunswick.
Just ut noon yesterday t6 begin the first trip to
Yonkcrs under the new arrangements Under
the old arrangement he started from tho Hotel
Brunswick at 4 o'clock and returned to il at . =
the next morning. BY his side on tho box yes
tcrday sat cX-Judge A. G. Munson Of the jerome
Park Association. On the other seats were a
pleasant party, including Gen. Torbcrt. United
States Consul in Paris. and Mr. L. .. Hurd Of
Cincinnati.
The coachman worc bright red scarf the
ends tucked under his vest. and n bouquet was
fastened to his lapel Tho twist Of the long
lush was allowed to slide along the hollywood
whip handle, and. with the big loop thus made.
he first touched the legs Of the of leader and
then the shoulders Of the whccers Fowncs.
the guard and Simmons. extra man. scrambled
up over the hind wheels rs the coach rolled
away, through the mazc Of vehicles in Fifth
avenue. 10 the merry music OF Fowness horn.
Each wore bouquet on his breast and the
horses had flowers attached TO their gold
mounted binders Daisy and Blossom were in
the lead and span OF chcstnuts. Pelham and
Countess heavier roaiaters wore nj the wheels
Daisy went OF without roaring and paving
the air as is her custom when She seos a throng
or spr,tutors. Blossom, uicball broad ell, At
ell little creature. led her mnte with wonderful
siXiin"-s through the crowded avonuc. break
ing into u gallop only whom She got into the
clrnrcr drive through Central Park
The sun was bright and the air was soft. The
grass IN the park was sprinkled with dead
leaves hut only a. G'w OF tho smaller shrubs
showed nny autumn unt-.
No stop was nude until 117th street WINS
reached. when 1t WAS necessary to readiust tho
bt ia Daisy = mouth Whom BOssom- cross
rein had to be- lcngihrn "a. Fuwncs jumped
down and ran along hy Dai-y's side while he
j. I DO litaIa
~ llaisy 5 rom. linen hr sprang ON tn coach
on the leg side; entered the inside. which was
vacant, climbed or' on The other side. and stood
over III" ior"Whccl Just iu time to brako tao
coach for Sharp descent. The coach was
whrl"d along ST. Nicholas avenue at dashing
AZ 1924 -'rcet change was made. Sinl,c and
POLO, TWO Inc. dark brown animals. relieved
Tie leaders; and liork a spirited gray. and
N"riln. "a chestnut wrr' put hrfor" the wheels.
They had four and half miles Of the sixteen
miles Journey t. mako, and they did il ON time
begun g. be- rolling. and the Colonel sprung h =
horses In splendid style. Sprnging is The
tom 0i % hil $50 THAT The horses fnd themselves
half WAY up before they has etimr % rculI" that
th'y are drawing a load. Al the top of the hills
ne hrr.1' WaS strong anu hrn.ing. IEcpoplar-
nnl willow un a. e. higl grounds about Mr.. Bon
n'lt- mansion showed white a. The Under sid s
~ 'A"ir i",lt- w"tr opposed. tn. corn WAS in
shu * and tho fields wher" il stood W r, dotted
with rir" lUmpkn-. The coaohnlnn called at
IGNITION go tIr huu-, and ground. IT Waldo
Near lnwc 1d several birds Il cutil' ,err graz
ing 49, fI.' ri cropped autumn pusture.
~ klugAl q. lEe fresh horses were put In.
Nufrr and Itu. etN1k the lUul-H llun--tnl Iiiul.
hay and o. gray. JOY aud llul:uouut. two chest
nus. 'iiev"t Rock and Eoudin 40 tho wheHl- Is.
The arrival Wiz On time To- The infinite. Then
came iho long hing-bridEe hill which goes far
t. bring IN" traveller 10 90" level ot that Iona.
street which Aouser-. Iurry'Ywn. and tho
dozen other towns through which il extends.
claim I'm common and t"-iEult" Broadway.
Lily n solid Nul" hroui-hnuurhed animal was
in Adi.e--. SAr Was lit Lei t,fhc pole IN
| if'ii ,!~ ,"'k horse. and with summons IN her
!. Is helped rull up H.. coach nt "a slow trot.
ll ~ anN'i cr Shorter hil vs. S'euded vs. tn
out extra uid nii for the ir.t timc the pass n
EHf- caught a view of tn Palisades. They
looked -iu' kv across the broad river The fOli-
n-e in Wll ID they are aitrol had lost the green
moss OF summer amt had not Yet acquired It's
the passengers agreed. ator tho coiors come
out, the ride will be- the finest in the world.
tn" Getty Hpusrw reached oNa 'tly on time.
NJ 10. The horses were stabbed and tho pole
taken out ANA chained properly in place pro-
Nidrd for n under I'll" coach. In front Of tho
hotel hundred villagers had gathered 10 greet
tir uiFii hl a. in Smiles anu tlc waving Of hand
k'rchicf-. 4 wolron" lunch 80 which the pas .
s'u-'r- w"r' Iu,i',l irth" 'oaahmgn. occupied
.le tlu', until 100. and then the coach started
/ for NeW york.
.l.hi..u hur-rs are r-el ~ draw the coach.
] .'l o.! tl' III il hitrhrd Va On three days of
Jusi before arriving nth upper end ~ Con.
trial Park. William II. NunlcrlGt was mot.
driving small II upc- aul Lad, Mdrk. George
Inv wis meet I'm 'h' Park. driving two wcll-
irln'l n2 is. i"rio t.y mat 'Hc,l.
LNl ty nu schedule time. in Fowucs blew
lis ID 'rn ia front - tho H..rl brunswick.