The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-07

sChsrming." responded Nj Havemeyer
'Glsd the mistake Of roads was maoe," echoed
crowds viii sometimes cheerl peunsyvap Tsn air
hulmsv,o lungs did noble service 10 the way Of ro-
cciving and sending the Tally Ho on ils homcward
.'Tnus far everything has worked marnineenrly,n
said Colonel kano, With merry twinkle IN his eyes
ana y tho Da'.nss OF the way is as successful It NJ
MR.. BRONSON WIN rnr Rlspoxs.
All THIS Tune the shifting OF tho horses was boug
done, and Mr. bronson's team OF three lays and
chestnut was ss quickly and smary IN place as over
changing was accomplished IN the palmiost days OF
what nervous in tho midst OF Tho enthusiastic crowd
ba. The eoaohman shouted LET them CO." ana with
jump on they went through q narrow passage be-
tween tho hotel stoop and large tree
standinE In tho middle Of tho road : an
touched and. 10 fne spirits Hulmevilie's adieux were
spoken, has raised and sccp hill hard by asccnded
on sns way to tho Delaware River and Trenton IN nc
OF special excitement. but at tho Middotown Gross
Roads Hoto % we'll as at two or three houses far
away, there were small groups. who waved 1sgs and
cheered tho travellers. Passing ono farmhouse, its
owner wss IN tho road and large family behind him.
Bunting was all ovor the whitowashed fence.
Three cheers for the Tally Ho, cried tho farmer,
and the cheers were heartily given
'Throe cheers for Mr. Bronson - he cried sgaln aud
there tho samo lively response.
'srhrce moro for Colonel Kane" he shouted once
tho Drshi-cyed girls and boys came nobiy TO the
rescue Tho Talo Ho party will long remember this
AT s:as a. NJ, a nngerboard on the roadside gave
the inIormasion that Trenton miles beyond
and rn'adsIpn.A 'wSn.y-one miles behlad me
whore arc evidences Of Industry and wealth.
Falsington was nj hand at 9:l6 A. H., and
nine minutes later another finger board made the dis
tance 10 tho Trenton City Bridge just two miles.
"rhere's old Trenton. said one gentleman. standing
up his seat. al Oh. 35m A. NJ. aud the team put.
Ting moro steam the Delaware River was In sight
three minutes later. At Oh. Bonn. The bridge was
being crossed, and at Oh. 43m Calhoun lane, Trenton
was reached. Crowds were awaiting the coach Quo
down past The state House. Every doorway OF tho
aristocrac mansions in that neighborhood contained
ladies' and tho camor,cs waved BY 'nem seemed Il y
turned into NJ smart pace and at o. 46n. Asa Mr..
Bronson dropped MS reins In front OF the Trenton
House. "Jrst 3n. 15s ahead, - said the timex ecpcr.
Tho drag and teams wsrc minulcly Inspected by tho
Trsntcnians.
Nj. 9. r. Wetmore's team were quickly in place,
aud tho fourth OF tho return stages commenced at
Feeder bridge and into tho New Brunswick turnpike
were fully thousaud persons observing tho coach.
A. Ion s a n East iso'on WAS passed h,Ouh
from Tho Tally Hos party. Tho Lawrencevlie
turnpike was reached al 1ch. sm- a. H..
and for miles beyond the country is beautiful
Quite large farms are on each SIDE OF tho road,
ana 10 particular arc tho owners OF inch OF
vii 10 rrssscssed,n may DO seen strung along The
pike q short intervals nearly 10 Princeton. When
awaiting tho coach. ssrhree cheers Tor tho Tally
heartily. McDanei's breeding farm was seen in The
distance at 1881 A. ~, and six minutes later
Ralph HUNTS pretty villa was passed. Then Purser
Guticks mansiOn, and at the foot OF Stony
Brookve ex-Sta,s Senator Brswstsr's villa shot
by ln the windows and on the porch OF each Ia
dos waving their handkerchieis. The Stockton prop
crty was given attention at 1855 A. NJ whom Prince
ton was At hand. Though the students their
and when the OF Mr. Wetmore stopped 10 front
Of me Univsrsity Hotel there was u sufficient
number OF persons assembled 70 svo tho
The hotel was elegantly dressed with nass, and
Mr.: Ncbuhr, the proprietor, stood on me side
walk 10 receive the gontlomou. Time, 1850 A. ~,
eleven minutes ahoadl The roads all the way from
Philadslphm had been found IN good condition.
20 the table Before the viands mad been despatched
word was conveyed 10 tho coaching party that
gentlemen TO visit tho oolegs buildings rho vsnsr-
able Doctor was called into the room and In troducod
by Mr.. Rvss, who said 10 substance -.Gcntiomep,
have tho honor OF introducing you TO Or. MoCosh,
Of Princeton College. The Doctor has kindly
invited us % ,'. The college bo,laings and no has
just Informed me that this great day for Prince
ieH--srss1 bscasss si two important matters,
The transit OF Mercury and the transit OF Tally Ho"
Dr. McC0sh worry warmly received, and after I'M
Informal conversation no repeated his Invitation, add
ing:-"Ano, gentlemen. I'll keep you only nve min
utes and promise TO observe the Tally Ho rule, DO
on ttme.'p Tho gentlemen, having u lew minutes 10
spare accepted III. Presidents Invitation and tho
hotel TO mako a hurried inspection Of tho college
grounds and buildings. As they fling out OF the
luncheon room Dr. McCosh said, laughing, 'Gentle-
men, coachipg ID ust be healthy amusement, judging
from your appearance"
ROCKY HILL.
AZ l1:30 Mr.. Frtsch's team of three roaus and q
chestnut harncssed up, aud thcn fownes footed
the recall signal Tor the party that had
gone down with Dr. McCosn to look At the university
Presently they came back on trot and scrambled up
into their seats There several hundred people
congregatcd around he University Hotel, ana thcy
heads and the Tally Ho started on It's trip
20 franklin Park II was just LAS when
of n nlork helnx ,u
hotel very enthusiastic citzen had placed an old
anvil the side OF tho street, aud ator the
made report hkea cannon. and set Mr.. Fntschs
team on the run Fortunately, however, he had them
. trot without any accident A delegation from
a boys school made q donation OF several
acknowledged their thanks in tho usual manner. The
Tally Ho spun by tho Princeton trotting track nj o
twcive.mie gait, and shortly nicrward passed. down
rather steep NIL and the Kingston Bridge tho
Delaware and Raritan Canal. short halt was made
on Tho other side. while cock horse was added TO
the team. cock horse is tho coaching term Tor
hi,ohed on ahead OF ino leaders rms addi.
foot OF Kingston Hill aud 1904 ~ the Ave horses
were dragging the Tally Ho up that rather steep IN.
clino Passing through the village OF Kingston tho
coaching party received a very lively reception from
large party Of schoolgirls IN old.fasboned bon
meta Al l2l2 tho Tally Ho reached the loot OF what
is known Rocky HILL and was rafting along
over tho ooee stones Al lively pace. Mr.
Frissch was gessinr good work on. Of his
help tho rough portion oil tho road Going down
short hill tho COCK horse became unhitched, but
FowncR and couple OF Rrooms had every thing In
order IN hall minute AZ 12:z7 p M. the road begun
10 Improve ana Mr. Frsch kept hts team going az a
rafting gait until they reached tho signboara that
read ''Kiogston. three mics" short stop Of a
couple q minutes was then made IN order to
take % the cock horse aud give the team a
dash OF water. At 1891 M rrssch sent
them going again, ssd, swinging along Al .
hard iroI they made the next Two and
. half miles 10 thirteen inmates, which was pretty
fair going on rough road. There was . little mud;
not enough 70 prove q serious annoyance. Tho Tally
Ho entered franklin Park. kaown originally ss SIX
Nile Run, a. l2:45 and q couple OF minutes later
drew up w front OF the hotel There about
couple OF hundred awaiting ITS arrival and thcy took
very close interest IN the unhitchng o Mr.. Fritsch's
team. Tho latter were trIne warm alter their pull
but they did not look ms u tho journey had done them
any harm. Mr.. Frtsch mado tho stage In In. 2m.-
Just three minutes ahead OF time.
PASSING THROUGH BRUNSWICK.
No tmo was iost In hitchng up Mr.. havemcyers
handsome team Of DARK browns, anu Colonel Kane
presently gathered up the ribbons and his seat
on box THIS stage driven BY Mr. uavemcvcr