New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-17
COACHING TO THE COUNTRY Clue.

THE TEMPEsTs FIRST TRIP OF TIE Seasonal
QUIET START AND \ QUICK TRIP.
The first regular trip OF the New-York AMI West
chester public coach TO tho Wes,chester Country
Club, at Pelham, made yesterday morning.
the start being at the Hotel Brunswick 1t was
expected that the first trip OF Francis T CnierhI!
AMI J. Clinch Smiths coach would attract con-
siderable number OF men and women well known IN
the fashionable word. and that the start OF this
new coaching enterprise would be the signal for
sort OF a demonstration The start yesterday
morning without a particle Of enthusiasm
The big coach radiant in fresh coat o. paint ana
varnish. drawn up in front Of the hoe! at 1850
O'Clock. when there already a pretty good
sized crowd standing ahou; the entrance. Aiken.
the guard. arraycl IN a suit OF fawnco.orci cloth
trimmed with bright yellow, and high white hat.
and wearing a boutonniere 81 yellow daifoiils Was
in charge Of the vehicle until Mr.. Unlerhln and
Mr. Smith came out OF the hotel The former wore
a getaway coat of black Goth. black-anI-wh.te
striped trousers and tall black hat while Mr..
Smith wore "A long. light cloth coat. snufi colorcl
trousers and tall white hat They insp cited The
coach thoroughly ana looked the team-brown wheel
e7s and leaders-over with critical eyes
BY this time some OF the passengers had arrived.
and Mr.. Smith began to urge them to take their
Places on the top Of the coach. At 1850 O'Clock
Mr. Underhin mounted TO the coachmans seat. and
precisely one minute before the hour he gathered up
the rens and In another minute the Tempest rolled
up Flfth-ave. on It's tweaty-mie journey % West
chester. Aiken. the guard gave merry blast on
the horn. the spectators waved their hands anI
the women In the crowd their handkerch.efs as the
coach started of In the crowd ia front o. the
hotel were Frederic Bronson De lancey Kane Perry
belmont Frederick Gebhard William X. Travcrs,
Leonard Jacob Hamilton Cary John MAey, Ashton
lie Nome and William T. Eldridse. e.. 49, ,.,,<..
As the coach passed along the avenue the peGcs-
TRANS stopped long enough 10 wave their nands 10
the occupants OF the seats on the heavy coach Al
though there "A full complement OF passcnsets, a
short stop was made. according To the schedule. AZ
tho Plaza Hotel. \ number OF people were gain
cred on the sidewalk. and the coach started Oh
again there was just the ldltest susS'a'4Jh VI dp
plause from the gathering.
blast OF the horn was given as the tempest
rolled into the park driveway. The route then was
along ha East Drive 70 One-hundrel -and-ten'h
thirty sxth-st. the first change 81
horses was made. The route then lay along -
Nichoas-ave to the Klngsbridec road, 70 Onc-hun
-nrstsi., across TO IN" aSh!nft on
lev oval TO Jerome Park corner where the second
/ relay OF horses took the coach along the od b"s
ION Turnpike into Westchester ana along NE well
kent rnacadamized road to the Country cub
occupied the box seat Oh the trip oui; DE Forrest
Manicc Eben Wright. William H. huTst' Ie3Ig.
he Forrest Grant NJ. Van Buren, Davis, Robert
X stuart Y q. FOansbee, j. Hopkins smith,
| luncheon The Tempest reached the Country Gun
I al exactly FIVE minutes before ! O'Clock aAd pr"
cisrIv AT twenty minutes to O'Clock u began ITS
return trip to town, Y. CIlnch Smlth hhndlIns
nc ribbons Ike a veteran John ". y. Davis oc-
[ ruuic1 the box seat on the return mp. ~ WdS Il
few minutes before $50 O'Clock "hfH the codcI
rcacbc1 the Hotel Brunswick. To-day the Tempest
w,il start on IT'S second regular trip with MI IN
GerbiU AZ The whip. The coach. for when inc
Lonklngs have already been good, VIII J., kepi on
the road until June !.