The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04

New YORK will hardy be wide awake when the drag
rattlcs away IRON the Hotel Brunswick toward the
Dosbrosse s street ferry. Down Fifth avenue TO Six
te-nth street, through xtoenth street 10 Broadway
down Broadway to Canal street, through Canal stree
TO Laight street II viii go, following the latter to Inc
ierry. Early riscrs may witness the departure, and
rs safe to predict they will o coach well turned
out aud the nrst stage to Newark In the hands
amateur whip well known To all. len minutes
is the allowance OF time 10 cross the North RIVER aud
commence tho journey on Jersey SOL. Aud THIS
RAPID spanning OF the river now mat The Tally Hos
TRIP is bringing back memories OF oldcn times anon
the Jersey Blues II may be we'll 10 state, ~ slightly
different from the one hour and halt II used
the Jerry boat 10 make the round trip IRON New
Through Jersey Guy, there viii De quick
work TO tho Newark plank road, and wnen
tho Hackcnsack aud Passaic have been crossed. not
ierred over as III the days Of oid bu or solid bridges
Newark Will soon be reached. Al Grace Cnurcn, on
Broad street, N that tdv manufacturing town,
Coone Kane will dr.v tho ribbons and retire IN
Of Mr. Francis H. R'vcs, the coachnian for the next
uage OF the route. II should % 8 20 and the
hour will DC excellent TO enable tho Ncwargers 10
how the modern coach Is horsed Not the Iess
welcome will be tune or two from Fownes,
who may give them .Buy Broom.n A gmnce at the
accom- ing map, showing the route the "raily
Hv" 10 the City oil Brothery Love, will almost be
lcicnt without additional momoranda, Yet the aid u
gives In showing tho different stages OF tho journey
IRON the beginning 10 the snd VI tho long road will
be iouud invaluable For many years, IN the times Of
rgo the most stage route to Pha-
delphia Wis that through Bergen Point and
Elixsbctbport General Washington IN 1859, IRON
York aud DO inauguratcd. The ground all around
about there Ii ricn IN historical record. Mr.. Rvcs'
stage VIII take the ray Ho as wiii he Seen by the
map, through Elizabeth, which viii be entered by
Broad street, n Woe, handsome avenue. b. road
MI the way from Newark Is excellent, and
trouble will be experienced in geepiug the schcd-
u,e time up 10 the niuuia EhxaUeth's pubic build
ings IN part will DO seen, aud Out on tho Railway
road music OF rafting wheels aud tho guarus
"rantvy" other old Coaching tune viii con-
The party 10 tue end vi tho second stage Peoples
hotel Runway. The Uest portion OF Tue latter ci,y
a pt,e no wt he unas ta,h
by the vtsitors IL should uow DO just . Us A. NJ.
.sioSDoARD"-six MILk xux-rxiScxrox
Five minutes more, 9:40 A. NJ, anu Mr.. Perry Bel
mont will be the coacuuisn. The New Brunswick
turnpike viii be quickly reached Uuiontown, Memo
loss A. M The t1ird stage VIII nave
been an accompisnaa TACT II NO dslay occurs
Tn,s stopping place Is at ssnooard two miles from
meyer will DO walked up iron Moore's Hotel 10 the
Latter place 10 begin ths fourth stage Whom Nsw
BrunswIcs Is beng under observation some Of the
coacuing party may rcncinbe thn about 1TJU party
old Albany Dutch sailed ~ sIoops VITA brick 10 uuld
sner houses all tho way down Hudson through the
Kills up tho Rariian, and tn,y built ON both sides
oi the old stage road ou wnat - stt called Albany
street IN that town Mr.. Havemeysrs team OF browns
expected 10 carry the uiag over the seven nd
hall miles OF his stage, winch ends al ak Nile Run
al III :35 A. NJ Mr. n y. Fritscn. Austrian Consul a.
New York, drives tho next, or hith stage. Princeton
Is terminus tne country all around that section
10 rich In historic recOe Ibs University Hotel
reached at IL 40 Y. and here luncheon will
be eaten. Tue drive OF nearly may miles Will create
keen appetes, aud the meal vial be greatly rsiished
Without The least douet. Here The coaching gentle.
will be IN shadow vi Princeton Coiie.s aud la
the land vi the Stccgtvns, some Of jersey b arts
tocracy. Al South New Brunswiek, near kingston,
many miles from Princeton, Gordon, The HIS
torian, says that orty Stages with 400 passsn-
gers have nj one time halted before WtnDgtou's aud
VsntllUurg's tavcfns Tho latter Washington made
famous ny frequently staying there over night.
Observation-Disclosures
Luncheon al Princeton will occupy ioity minutes
and LEO L. NJ. the stage vii
be commenced Tnis Is OF ten mites and leads tho
"rally Ho" to Trenton. The Laurenceviilo turnpike
which tue arag will go, ~ In the main an excel
lent road and Will not give trouble TO the coacnman
AIR George Peabody Welmorc. A. the Trenton
House. on Warren street, the change OF teams will
lake pIncc. In Ave minutes more, gao y. NJ,
sir Frederick Bronson will be senuiug his
cattle the nsw bridge across the Delaware River
nnd into Pennsylvania 10 HUM vilIe, miles more,
wnere the seventh stage will be nnisbed Crossing
the Delaware tue coacbiug party may cast their
20 tue belt and the Trenton brdge, the founca
tion stone ~ the first per vi which Was laid May 81
1874. IL rs the Dridge over which tue
trains OF tho PcnnsyIvsnls Railroad pass. Gen
sral John Beatty. oi Revolutionary lame, q
relative OF DE Will Clinton, was president
OF tns company which caused this structure 70 be
built Burr, the frst American bridge builder, had
charge OF the work. 10 1874 the Peunsy wanna Rail-
road wasnsd lis piers, during the reconstr
Mr. Charles Warner, OF the southern Hotel st LOUIS
mad his arm oil by being tnrown against the open
car window aud then against portion vi the ODD
structure. ME Bronson will send lno Tally Ho"