The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
ny COACH TO PHILhDELPHIA.
The Winding Horn that IL 60 Arouse Echoes
In New Jersey and Pennsyivnnia.

Rain or shine, the New York Coaching
Club. or n majority OF its members. intend to
start this morning on Col. Kanes coach. tho
Tally Ho. for n ninety -nve-milo ride to Phia-
dolphia. where they are 10 dine with Mr.. Fair
man Rogers. The start is TO be from the Hotel
Brunswick at o.. and the route Ia TO be down
Fifth avenue to Sixteenth street through the
same to Union square. thence down Broadway
to Canal street and through II tothe Desbrosses
street ferry. Once In New Jersey the TallyHo
will rattle over the pavements OF Jersey City.
across the level salt meadows. and into Newark.
where. in Broad street in front Of Grace Church.
Col. Kane will throw down tho lines and resign
his seat toDATr. Riyes; and the gray. skowbad.
chestnut. and brown team that had drawn tho
coach thus far on It's way. win be changed for
two grays and two browns. Through Broad
street Clinton and Frolinghuysen avenues. and
out OF Newark over the macadamized road
Which @fpe'" tbe coorb viii psss without stoD. D
ping the route will be taken to Rah-
ysyt d PpS Se paSps oe # H. R2es viii rG in
sign the drivers seat To MIR. Havemoyer and
the laiter's team Of four browns will be in wait;
ing. Past Unontown, through Metuchen. and
the party will again halt at the old signboard at
the cross roads. two miles north Of New Bruns-
wick Here Mr. ilayemeycr IS 70 give ,wayto
who will draw the ribbons over a team OF three
roans and chestnut Thence across the Rari-
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and rough, hut aboundng in glorious views
From Mile Run. tho next sutton whore
relay Of I9ar bays geonHnf to Mr Perry i Bcl,
the party. over road similar TO that ot the pre-
ceding stage 10 prin 'eton. mt which place they
will arrive NJ IL; 80. and meet with an uproar!ous
reception from the collgge boys. and will stop
Hotel.
Alter lunch Mr.. wctmore will lft the lines
from the backs of his cross team Of two bays
and two chesnuis. and the journey viii be- re-
vic turnpike. through rich farms luSursnt
with the vegetation OF an early spring. good
OF the Trenton. Housr. Mr.. Bronson. Secretary
Of the club. will assume control u his team Of
two hays u chestnut. and u brown. and direct
them toward the new bridGr over the Delaware.
Here Now Jersey will be- left behind iur Penn
sylyania. In which state the first stop will be 1T
Hulmcvillc ten miles from Tronton At this
guides his tcam of ch"stnuts and hays over the
Intervening eleven miles To- Hom"sb urg. where
Washington Hotel. For the last stage of thr-
teen lmiles, through little psnnsylVania villages
NtN hh"A' illlu SApui ,''s WI ti lhtii A'A ilN.
who is 10 the manor born. will tool his four
handsome hays
Through Nicstown lane and into Broad street
the TA.y-Ho Will roll into the Quaker City, os,
cortrl 10y u cuVul'ade of l2j horsrmrn and
horscWomcn from the three largest riding
schools OF the city and by an immense con
10 .. az the -, G'orgc Hotel In Broad street.
just beyond the now ton mil dollar pubic
i'ti iiilA NU.u - I lf'ANllliiA WIN 't'-
phunt. This house i- to be the headquarters of
t.c club durins then, stay "a The ciiy, though
th"ir dinner to cat which they take their long
ride, is 10 hc given In Mr. liogers's own house
IN West l,ttrnhouse square
In addition 10 tho nine gentlemen already
mentioned. Mrssrs. Parker Nelson, and Com
modor' Name Of the New York Yacht Club are
-, passengers ON the Tally-Ho.,
That coach has born for some days undergo
ing such q thorough renoyating at BrswStcr-.
that II will to-day have the appearance Of anew
turn ont.
The echoes oi New Jer-'y y hills and sleepy
Pennsylvania villages will be awakened 10y the
horn. blown by Fownrs the guard who has in
pnst seasons identified himself SO completely
with The rnllN-In