New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24
COACHING FROM GREENFIELD.
RETURN OF THE TALLY Hollow A DELAY OF
TWENTY MINUTES WAS CAUSED.


TWENTY MINUTES WAS CAUSED.
The twelve members of the Coaching Club
returned yesterday the Tally Ho from Frederick
Bronson's country sixty miles away, at Greenfield
HILL Conn. Colonel Kane has cultivated the art OF he
ing on time with much assiduity The public that en-
joys coaching from the point Of view OF the sidewa
has come to expect that when it is given out that the
Tally HO Will arrive at the Hotel Brunswick
at 6 O'Clock nothing short OF breakdown can
disarrange Colonel Kane's plans. At ten minutes
OF O'Clock there may have been three gen
tlemen standing in front OF the Brunswick
At five OF Leonard Jerome arrived, with over
coat close buttoned. Mr. jerome Of the party
on the outward trip Greenfield Hill Friday, but
was called to the city Saturday During the last five
minutes crowd Of 200 gathered, including many per
friends OF the coaching party. About that time
said gentleman bis friend. I'll you TIE Tally
He is between Central Park and the Brunswick" His
friend did not think 1t safe offer. At minute OF
all attentivey listening for the first note Of
Fowndes horn, and "tmes up" was the exclamation
when the minute hand I'm the old granite steeple at
Twenty-nintlrst indicated the end OF the hour.
Colonel Kane won't from his chagrn in fort
night" said gentleman at three minutes afcr6 Hope
cssy dtsgraced added his friend at five minutes after
At twenty minutes after q, the note OF the horn was
heard on the dechvlty Of Murray HILL Perry Belmont
was on the box and whipped his bays and browns
through the ne OF carriages and rened up in front OF
1--WE didn't try to make schedule time" said the gen.
tlemen they descended among then friends, hui II
that bridge at Pelham hadn't been up we'd have been
here time" gentleman OF the party said they had
been handsomely entertained IN good country fashion
at Mr. BlOnsOns home during saturday and sunday
Yesterday morning Mr.. BrGnSOns browns and bays
brought the Tally IIO in front Of the mansion al
o'clock. Frederick Bronson took his seat on the box
the others OF the party were Colonel Kane, Colonel
william jay, the Austrian Vice-ConSul, Mr. Ft,tsch
;. Nlcho'son Kane, farlnan Rogers. of Philadephia
Pierre LUrldrd Perry Belmont, T. Il lNcS, aud George
Fearing Theodoie IIavcmcycr, like Leonard Jerome
had been called 20 the city by business. Mr.. Bronson
the coach safely to Norwak. whrr Colonel jay har
messed In his bays and Chcsnuts and drove 10 Stamford
and here MIR FrtsCh took the box and his cheStnuts aud
rOans whiTcd the coach to POrtchCstcr. Colonel Kane
drove Mr. HavemcYCT's four 10 NrwROchcle, and drew
up front of his country house. where the party
remained an hour aud half for lunch Mr. Hnyemcyer
joining it there. Then Colonel Kane drew the rcIns
his team and pulled up at Pelham Bridge
finding the bridge raised 10 permit Goyernmcnt dedg
boats 10 dredgc the creek by the bridge long d.
made sary, and although Perry Belmont
put through his four from the swan Hotel Union
port the time lost too great 10 make NJ. lie gen
tlemcn found their OyerCoatS most OpPorunc, partcu
larry in the morning Al Rye, considerable bunting
displayed by the inhabitants To show hcII appreciation
OF the stirring scheme which the Tally Ho afforded them