The sun., 1878-09-21
SIXTY MILES ny COdCIL
The Member. Of tho Conchinr Club Making
an Autumn ENcursion.

Frederick bronson recently invited the
members Of tho Conching Club to spcnd Satur-
day AMI Sunday at his country sent ut Green
n"l Hill. Conn. They preferred TO mako the
tourney in onr " III" Clul's coachca and Col.
Delaney Kanc's Tally-llo was chosen. Tho
starting time WIS fixed ut . o'clock yesterday
morning. and the starting place tho Hotel
brunswick.
Hugo Fritsch. Theodore ITaycmcycr Nicholas
Kane. Pierre Iurillarl, Fairman Rogers Of
Philadelphia. William jay. q. H. Fearing. 7. II.
Rivcs and Frederick Bronson stood in hcporch
of the hotel shortly before o'clock Yesterday
morning. Nearly all wore high whito hats and
light suits and ncrhtics Of strongly marked
patterns in which designs of horscy charac-
ter In various precious metals. showed con
spiruousy The exception was Mr.. Friisch.
who wore morning suit.
The cluhrncu chattrd lIVinlly. apparently un-
conscious 81 tho thronC ON thu sidewalk and
the ladies ut the windows. ~ the hnnds W the
clock in the unrch turned to .. the hay leaders
of the Tally-ilo appeared NJ Finn nv"nu" and
Twent, sixth street. md then the hay and
oh, 4tnut whcelrrs ctmr into view. They swung
into The nvcnup under Col. kane's refining. the
Unknown yellow and black coach rumblng
niter them. fowncs, the guard wound his
horn merriy aud tho cstnb .hmrnt drew w,
with n great nlaitcr, at the door of the hotel.
Thru-ting his horn into the boot. Fownrs
sprnng down from his perch and ran TO- th"
leaders heals. Col. Kane got lightly down
from tho hoN drew off his driving gloves. and
salutcd his friends. He ussured them, ns Il
veteran whip. that tho dny could not bo finer.
and that they might expect to ENJOY the drvo
greatly. The Colonel wore light oyer oat,
uudouhtruy done service. nrlSht-colorcd
silk handkerchief peep"d ont ot the outs idc
lrcnst pocket of his cont. The passing stage
drivers recognized him and touched their hats
AMI he returned the salute. Townrs slowed
some wraps IN the rumble. md then all wn-
ready. But Leonard J.rome and Pcrry Bel
mont were missing Mr. Bronson said that
they uuit Newport on Thursday afternoon. soon
after the Bennett; ;,Bcll wedding. but lhe, hoa'
| had been delayed by fox. and he would like tC
| wait ut least half an hour for them;
At tweny-n i've minutes past o'clock. Mcssrs
| Jerome and Belmont arrived in "A coupe.
| florists boy was Just then passing around I
basket of boutOnnieres. Zach consisting of u red
and white rose and sprg OF relieving green
mounted the box iicked the near leader lightly
| with tho lash. and the coach WIS of Fowne'
| blowing his horn Justify. Some Of the cubmen
who were all left standing on the sidewalk
were amused by this sudden departure. Blu
| Col. Kane Intended only to bring his horses
| down to work ing order 10y short dash, and h'
| soon returned. Then he gave tho welcome cry
| All aboardN and the gentlemen climbed I,
| their seats. The Colonel handed the rcins {,
Mr.. Belmont retaining the box sent next t'
| him. Mr.. Belmont got the roins we'll together
sent the long white lash out in the air with
sharp snap. the Leaders, sprang forward, th,
whcrlers responded. and the coach rattlcd OIL
| fownes footing his horn until he was led in tn
| face.
Tho route was tho Polham Bridge road t,
New Rochclle. and from there to Grrenicl'
| Hill, the old Boston post road Mr.. B"lmon
| a. New Rochelle, where lunch was had in hi
own house; Mr.. Hayemcyrr TO the De Sot
ford House, stamford Conn; Col Jay TO tn
Norwalk Hotel, N2rwalk. and Mr. bronson L
his own house in Greenfield Hi'l. Each gentle
man drove his own horses. which had been sen
| ON ahoad.
The entire distance is sixty miles. and the ar
| rival ii was understood. would be nj 4 y NJ
| The coach will start on the return At o'clock
| on Monday morning. rcarhing the Hotel Bruins
wick ate 7. NJ. The order OF driving will be re
| yerseu