The New York herald., 1878-09-21
G 0 A G H | N G..
An Autumn Trip by the
Tally Ho.
FROM NEW YORK TO GREENHILL, CONN.
Pleasant Reception Along
the Route.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD. ]

The Invitation OF Mr. Frederick Bronson 10 the
members OF the Coaching Club TO pass couple Of
days at his country in Connections created quite
an excitement among the admirers Of coacnng, aud
Bome fifty sixty gentlemen assembled at the Bruns
wick Hotel yesterday morning 70 see tho Tally Ho
start the first stage OF tho drive. II
was understood that tho Tally Ao to
start at nine A. n. sharp, and shortly
before that hour tbs crowd began to assemble on
the sidewalk in front or the hotel These were
friends of the members that invited to make
ihe trip and number OF busa ess mon that stopped
pn their way down town 10 see tho party get under
way. The start delayed owing TO tho non'arrival
OF Messrs. Perry Belmont Leonard Jerome, Fairman
Rogers aud Colonel W. Jay, who wero coming on the
Newport boat 1t appears that II was very
ioggy in The Sound yesterday morning, ana the
steamer anchored Sands Point shortly after day
light waiting Tor clear weather The four gentlemen
were placed in rather awkward predicament, but
they finally secured q rowboat and were landed at
Mr. Jacob Loriliard's place. near ThroGg's Neck.
They went to that gentleman's house and woke him
up, explaining the position OF affairs mr.. Loriaro
harnessed up team and drove The party TO fremont
station, ON the Harlem road Tney then telegraphed
10 the Brunswick that they were on the road, and,
taking the first tran arrived at the hotel twenty Ave
miputes past nine O'Clock.
THE START.
! few minutes Mr.. Perry Belmont gathered up the
reins and set his OF bays motion. The party
on the Tally Ho werc Mr.. Frederick Bronson Colonel
Delaney Kane, Commodore Nicholson Kane, Mr..
Leonard Jerome, Mr.. Pierre LorIard, Mr.. Farm an
Rogers, Mr.. Fearing, Mr.. Hugo Frnsch, Mr.. Have
meyer Mr. Rives, Mr.. Perry Belmont and Colonel W.
Jay. The lively notes OF the horn attracted the al.
tention OF tho residents OF Fifth avenue, and they
jumped up from the breakfast table to catch
glimpse OF the Tally Ho as 1t ratified up
I'M hate hnin nd gn n Re
mont's sk,lfuI guidance Inc weather was rather
warm made tue work httlo heavy on the horses;
but as soon they struck tho smooth road in the
Park they ratified along at lively gait. There were
many teams out AZ that hour, so That good time
was made over level road, and Mr. Belmont pulled
mp Unonport at l05S A. H., without having pushed
his cattle very hard.
on TO NEW ROCHELLE.
The fresh teams were standing In waiting. and aftor
0yc minutes stop Colonel DeancoY Kane took the
reins 10 drive the mex. stage: There were goSd
ladies waved their handherches to the coaching party
rs they drove past The roads were rather heavy on
portion OF tins stage; but as time was not an OBJ
Iect Colonel Kaue his stock and brought them
into New Rochelle In good order at twelve
pollock. The Tally Ho pulled up at Mr. Kune's resi-
aence ana all the party got dowu and went IN 10
breakfast. The Grvc had gwen thcm an appetite and
tney did justice the good things tnat Colonel Kane
had prepared for their enterta mont As there was
no particular hurry, couple OF hours were passed
very pleasantly over breakfast table, and then Mr.
Haycineyer's brown Team hlched up TO the Tally
Ho, and at 2:l0 r N. that gentleman mounted the box
to drive the next stage
Leaving New Rocnee tho roads were rather dusty
ard maue the pulling quite heavy on the horses,
especially when the oppressive heat was taken into
dcratiop Alter about halt hours drive the
Tally Ho arrived ut Mamaroaeck, aud an additional
Alexander Taylor. Jr, with his iour-inhand. Mr..
Taylor was driving mixed team, consisting
large party OF ladies his coach. The two
touches made quite an excitement as they ratified
nun,bers to SEQ tnem. Mr.. Taylor accom- panied the
Tally Ho for tho remainder of Mr.; Aavemeyers
a.a s sn' S% Rsl Tpers %.s
q crowd gathered In front Of the hotel,
aud the spectators made thorough laspsc. ss.
browns not sorry 10 get out Of the traces.
and tney looked as II they had all the work they
wanted Mr. Hugo FrisGh was 10 drive the next stage
and his handsome team were hltched up. and the
Tally Ho lett Portchester at quarter past three
o'clock p. NJ, parting company with Mr.. Taylor, VINO
STANFORD REACHED.
Mr. Fritsch's team were In splendid condition ana
made good time over tho road 10 Greenwich. A stop
Of about twelve minutes was made at the Lennox
House. Greenwich where res the ,dnIr,Dr p1rsy go. on
glass Of wino and biscuit. They were
OF again ut 3h 45m. and dashed through the crowded
streets at a twelve mile ga while the merry footing
of the horn the people out Of Ihoir houses.
MIR. Fritsch kept his team well up TO the collar ana
r.tted up In OF the Stamford House at Al. 4Om
P. ii. The coach maze one stop short
distance outside OF Stamford, In 'front.' OF house
whose residents have always treated The members OF
the Coaching CLUB with marked civhty. They halted
Tor about minute front OF the house and played
lune the horn. There was qulte au OVutlou IN
Stamford, aud the strceS have not been so crowded
with people ior many day. There was NO unneces-
sary DELAY and as soon Mr.. Frtsch's team were
taken their places were 1liod by CoIone W. Jays
lot
At SoRwALK.
The Tally Ho lett stamford ander the guidance OF
Colonel w. Jay Mt 1iteen minutes 10 1ve L. NJ. and
ratified along the old pike making tho rest OF their
way to Norwalk. Mr.. jays stage led through very
pretty section OF the country. but the roads wero
heavy with dust, giving the horses plenty oil work.
The road in several places followed along quite
elose 10 the sound and at one point
,mal hilI tho view Of the water was magnificent Tho
Instance between Stamio ana Norwnlk about nine
miles, and Colonel Jay made II comfortably inside
The hour, pulling mp IN front OF the Norwak Hotel at
twenty minutes to SIX =. ". Everybody In the town
was or the look for the coach, anc they received
quite ovation on their arrival
THE LAST ErAGE
No time lost Harvesting up Mr.. bronsons
team. and nj a quarter L. NJ. that gentleman
gathered mp the lines and started the nome stage
II would DO hsrd to hpd prettier rolling country
Ion's country residence, but it was pretty hard on
Tho horses as tho road was up and down hill all The
me. II became quito dark before Mr. Bronson arrived
n his home anu II required pretty sKillfui man
lgement guide the Tally Ho ut some portions oil tho
road each sido made svory thing ahead
rs black as pitch 1t was jest seven T. NJ. when tho
Tally Ho drew up In front OF Mr.. Bronson's house.
ana all hands dsrr ouuted and went their rooms TO
get ready for dinner. Tho party sat down to tho
table eight T. NJ, and during tho repast MT Shcr
woods band, which had kindly volunteered their
services, performed number OF favorito selections
The party remain at Verna until Monday, when
thev ret0rn q Now York.