New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
OFF FOR TUXEDO.
THE REPUBLICS MERRY LOAD.
FREDERICK O. BEACH OPENS HIS COACHING

FREDERICK O. BEACH OPENS HIS COACHING
SEASON.
The first regular trip OF the coach Republic to
Tuxedo Park made yesterday morning, the suir
being from the Plaza Hotel. 1t may have been INT
threatening weather and 1t may have been the s1l"
number OF fashionable people much Interested III
coaching present I'm town that made the assemD"s'
which visited the start Of the talyho coach OF 50
ordinary a character and small 1t was expeote'
somewhat that the initial trip OF Frederick o. Beachs
coach would attract a considerable number OF the
men and women prominent in the fashionable
world and that the start would be the signal Tor
demonstration OF some sort. Nothing OF the kihd
occurred.
The big coach. radiant in a fresh coat OF paint aho
varnish. drawn up In front OF the hotei al hce
minutes past o'clock. Hewlett, the guard, arraye
In the brightest OF red coats trimmed with yellow.
a high white hat and wearing colossal bontohhiee
Of red and yellow flowers, was In charge OF tht
vehicle until Mr. Beach arrived, fifteen minutes
later. Mr.. Beach was accompanied by Joseph ;.
Stevens. The former wore black frock coat, lgh'
trousers and Il large white hat. lie Inspected thc
coach thoroughly and looked the teams, bay anu
brown wheelers and black and gray leaders, over
with critical eye. by this time some OF the pas
sengers had arrived, and Mr. Beach began to urge
them to take their places the top OF thu coach
At twenty minutes Of 10 O'Clock Mr. Beach alter
putting on n large snuf-oolored cloth apron houh''u
IN the coachman's seat Precisely at 0:45 O'Clock
he gathered ND the ribbons and the Republic rolled
of toward the Park on It's forty six mile Journey 10
Tuxedo.
Mrs Edward Clarkson Potter, whose husband mas
engaged the coach until II returns here on MONDAY
night sat on the box seat the four seats Directly
behind were Mrs j. +. ID. Lanier. Miss Hopc-Goddaiu
James NJ. Waterbury, and Edward ChrKsoh ro''''
The other four seats "backing' these were Occupe"
by Woodbury. Kane, Joseph s. stevens, J. r. d.
Ianer, and Charles F. liavcmcyer. Mrs. james
NJ Waterbury and Mrs. Charles F. Havemeyer sat III
the rear seats \ blast of the horn was gwen hs
the coach rolled into the Park driveway. The route
taken was along the east drive to On"hunur'n anu
tenth.st thence up Sevcntiave. TO 81. Nicholas ave.
"a the Kngsbrldgc Road. At Onc-hundred nnd-elghty
nrst.st the first change of horses took place. ON
The east side OF the Washington Bridge the route lay
alonc Aoucduct ave- 10 Macombs Dam Road, ana
ont ON the old Broadway road which was followed
mill Yonkers WIS reached, few minutes past II
o'clock Here the second change OF horses "as mao"
and the journey was resumed 10 DoDDs FERRY, ""''o
another change made
Tarrytown was reached in good season. and here
the trpp anu It's load taken on board small
ferry boat and carried the river 10 Nyack Here
luncheon served AT the -. Geoge restaurant ana
after n rest the journey westward was resumed New
teams were put In at spring Valley ana Nu1erls ana
Tuxedo was reached at 10 minutes past D O'Clock
Last night Mr.. and Ms. Poters guests were enter
tained mt dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Amos r. french;
The Republic will return here on Monday ana YIN
arrive al the Plaza Hotel about o'clock In the aft"
noon II Is Mr.. Beach's intention to run his coach
on Tuesday Pierre LOrard. IT, will occupy the coach
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