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

~ Dutter letting Tho wheels eink 0enrIy up 70 suv
hubs Mr.. Belmont kept his team 10 the collar All
inc time, and getting at last hard ground Tatcu
througn tho tolRae without stopping TO partahe o.
iacteal beverage that had been prepared Tor tbeF
deIectation ratified past Menlo Park AZ 2:22 y. ~.
The road then crossed the railroad, and after short
run on down grade passed Uniontown depot ano
then turned sharp TO tho right Alter crossing
. wooden bridge Mr. Belmont turned sharp 10 the
s.Chnney Hil land alter about mile OF rather bad
road struck the Woodbridge pike. There was slight
q D mue a.n rns Tally o
tho railroad tor the ihird timo this stage ana
turned INTO 5. Georges avenue. where
number oil carriages that had come out from
Railway Joined In the procession. The road for the
rest OF the stage excellent and Mr. Belmont sent
OF tho Farmers and Mechanics Hotel At rs. JUST
three minutes behind tho schedule time. THIS Was
OF The roads The Railway people turned out IN great
iorcc, and there was perfect jam all around the
coach whilo the horses were being changed.
THE RIVAL rorR-IS-HASDs.
A cross team OF bays and grays, with Mr. Rives on
the box started on tho next stage at 800 r. NJ FOL.
lowed by miscellaneous lot OF vehicles some OF
which had come from Newark 10 escort tho Taiiy Ho
over The road. A. s:15 7. N. young lady IN
q pony carriage displayed a couple OF hand
some bouquets and Fownes, jumping down, car
riod them 10 tho gentlemen IN tho coach.
Rastiing along pretty good road Tho nrs.
three miles oil Tho Stage we're accomplished In 10
minutes and ire Tally Ho dashed past Inc old Wheat
places the old stage route the introduce
non oil steam the station has received tho more ars
tocraic name OF Linden. For the mile the road
Halfway House, when was decorated with flags.
narns.sca N. Hero sSr0o iournin nin.a
In the urvc. Tho wagon was boarded over and chairs
liked The boards formed the seats Tor the party who
were nearly all armed win lin horns Tho team was
very tough and might have attracted tho attention Of
Mr. Bergn, u no had been In tho neighborhood. Az
3:z0 Rthwsy had beon lett Jour miles behind and the
rond began TO improve US tho Tally Ho approached
Elizabeth There were now nearly hundred car
coach ana at 3:35 +. NJ. the PROGRESSION crossed
the railroad track. Gong down Broad street
IN Elizabeth genuine curiosity was added 70 toe
exhibition In tho shape OF od-time coach that
had once boon tue property OF General Scott IL was
drawn by iour horses, bay wheecfs with two blacks
IN the lead, and tho cachnan aud foosman (wbo huhg
on benind) were rugged out In handsome hveries
buglcr sat on the box with tho coachman and re-
sponded 10 the music from Fowue's horn. Passing
by the depot there reguar rush OF vehicles ana
the roiers were let out, swinging by the coach.
with thor light wagons behind them. Through
Frelinghuyscn avenue there quite dsplay OF
flags ana he pretty girls In great force, CIV
ing the coaching party a litlio more hat exercise
1hero was sood deal OF reckless driving along the
road, and the driver Of the scrub team In the market
wagon had whpper-in engaged keeping his plugs up
were elegantly attired In honor OF tho OCCASION ana
one TAR creature, seated behind lrotter,
floating IRON tho top of her parnsoi. Hor costume
was very elaborate lowers, feathers and lace beng
d. The Tally Ho bowied along past wavoriey Park
and turned into tho Boulevard, accoDp panied by .
drivor OF tho tour plugs pulled and started back for
home, much TO inc delight OF all partics In
light wagons. as they were slightly scared
OF coming In contact with their lumber.
ing companion. Passing the Boulevard Hotel the
carriages were heading Tor Newark torr deep, and
the road was beginning TO get rather dusty. After
leaving the boulevard Mr.. Rives turned sherman
avenue. and from thence INTO Pennsylvania avenue
Another turn INTO South street and tho rally Ho
ratified mo Broad street which was packed with car
ragcs awaiting its arrival II was repeating tue
scene -, IN rhiladephn on small scale.
SIX deep They were ell heading toward
Grace Church. anu as the Tally Ho neared that point
there was general rush TO get up the stopping
place. 1t was perfect miracle how some of tho pc
destrians were not run over they rushed IN among
Th1 sidewalks aud street were jammod with people,
aud sno grooms had hard unh tching the
some Of The houses were dressed up WITH Tags and
pitogether Broad street presented quito Appour
ancc hr. Rves arrived at 4:l0 +. NJ sharp on time.
10y HoMEwARD BOUND
A. soon as hts team mud been hitchoc up Colonel
kapc took hold OF tho ribbons. and. mounting the box
started on at 4:l6 r. 81, moving ut a round trot
through mo crowded street Tho carriages aud pso.
pie followed along last shcy could and ss The
Tally Ho turned down into Market street, tho coaching
party were loudly chcerod ny the crowd OF nearly
thousand people That waiting 10 thcm. Colonel
Kane kept hts team going and The Tally Ho jumped
along tracks, passing the Market street depot
and then along by tho gas works. rho cmploycs In
the different factories and shops along Market street
all a. the windows TO cheer tho Tally Ho AZ u
ouci Kane struck the plank road as 4:sI =. N.
There were lew light wagons waiting
sosss 0 jersey nss PASSING along the
canal that seems TO DO receptacle for tho canine
ruCe. countless bodies appeared to be floating
around In bioated condition, tho Tally Ho crossed
the bridge the Passaic River at $40 r. ~, and
sovcn later rolled tho Hackeusack Bridge
As tho coach ncared Jersey City couple Of youthful
equesrans good looking gray snddlo horscs consti
luted themselves into body guard, and did escort
up a paved avenue the Tally Ho turned down Grand
srcet followed by about twenty carriages AMI at I'll
made Mon!gomery street Tho balance o. me Journey
the Tally 10 rolled on board the Deebrosses street
boat. The coaching party dsmounted and stretched
,t..9u uhA,s thA AeNE
ing tho countless queries that she curious by
ISLANDERS propoundcd. Just before tho boat got
Mr. Parker sitting next Colonel Kane. and Messrs.
Belmont, Fritsch, Fairman Rogers and Rvcs occupy
ing the seat directly oeniao' rno ray no rolled out
West street, followed Laight as lar as Canal and
thence to Broadway, which reached at 5;S6 P.
Of tho store. were o lined with people '1 a"a
hats were doncd and handkercnicis waved.
windows and everybody that could took look at tho
Tally ito. Watches were takcn out and consulted by
wonderful time that had boon made. Crossing Four
teenth street at 5:45 7. ~, Colonel Kane dashed
along TO sixteenth street and then turned into Ffth
avenue. Tho members OF tho Union Club mustered
10 force tho windows and the sidewalk and gave
Thorn very hearty reception.
ELEvES MINUTES AHEAD OF TIMB.
There a Tremendous crowd all around tho
brunswick Hotel and tho carriages crowded the streets
Tor coapo OF blocks each way Tho porch over .nS
flags, and formed quito an elegant private box, from
which the lazy trends OF tho Coaching Cluv were
Afforded excellent view Of ,hc arrival OF tho coach
Colonel Kane ratified up IN front OF tho
hoioi az precisely $40, just eleven min
uics ahead OF time. There such
terrific crush on the sidewalk that tho police had
open lane to afford tho Tally Hos passengers admis
sion to the hotel A couple OF inmates aftor tho
arrival Mr. Douglas drove up MS toam of bays and
snowy black and orange drag, and following In bis
camo Mr.. :. ;. Haven, driving his coach with
a team OF bay whecicrs and gray leaders. As Tho
coaching party were passing through tho hotel
the photographer IRON Princeton showed thcm the rc-
suit OF hts labor, and ihay expressed themselves
quito pleased with tho p,etures The crowd hung
around tho MOTEL Tor half nm hour, and the
ragcs passed 10 and fro until at last tho dinner hour
approached and their occupants concluded 10 was
iimo 10 20 home.
OBITUARY.