The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-09

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Gen. Horace Porter drives good step.
ping team Of small bays 70 . vIcsoria, %
attractive family team. Gen. Bsbeock,
Private Secretary 70 the President, drives
two long'tailed sorrcl mares, GOOD steppsgs,
10 % ordinary top buggy. He also ~
family carriage.
Mr.. and Mn. II. +. Paddock (Naggis
NitchelD sse often seen with their handsome
little daughte taking the cir behind pair
Of strong, heavy, high>hssded soTels. to
highbox. low.sestcd, roomy family carriage
"a very noticeable turnout Ma Paddock
also drives large, valuable black horse 70
bodied driving wagon, with top.
Jay Gould he's probably the NEST costly
turnout, but one Of The. most modest, 70 be
seen on the road. His team 10 pair Of paw
erful thoroughly matched bays, 6ps long
tails, straight legs, high heads, and whose
action 10 ct once easy and strong. They are
driven to beautiful landau, very large and
dep, and exceedingly graceful. His has.
ness, although not snowy, 10 In sxeslIeat
keeping and very rich. The livery Of the
driver Ii very subdued, and the whole equip.
age would not attract - much atteation -
sinGlc horse to . two.whceled dog cart
that parades with footmsu up and down
The avenue every evening.
John Hoey has probably the best stables
at the Branch. Mrs. Hosy's carriage b ,
heavy English landau, drawn BY = black
and bay, banged, white driver and FOOT
man In knee. breeches. The team b good
one. and the carriage new and heavy. He
has brown and chestnut trotting team,
which It Is said has been driven In less than
ESQ to role. II 10 probably the best team
st the Branch. Miss Joscy Hocy, his dsugh.
Ter, drives by oil odds the most stylish and
valuable turnout of any lady on the road.
Hen horses are of bright sorrel, psrfectly
matched, fast travellers and mettlesoma
Her wagon 10 very elaborate, long. geared,
basket phseton, with high rumble. She
manages her team with much grace and
judgment Mr.. John Hoey, j., drives to .
light wagon Ills bay trotter Tom Thumb.
This bc,e, II II said, can beat young Muir.
phys or the track but not on the road. A
vourger son Of Mr.. Hoey's~ has team OF
Shetland ponies about three feet high, which
he drives and rides.
Some of the accounts from Long Branch
portraying the extent and value OF the Pres.
ijsnts horses and carriages have been very
much exasgesstcd. There are probably
twenty stables worth more than his Il here
use stale in the horseman's sense, meaning
the horses, now q the Branch. He has
four bays and par Of colts Ono team Of
bays, driven 70 Nra Grants landau, 10 com.
posed Of Cincinnati and Egypt, one Of
. which was Gen. Grants war horse, and the
other hs hes owned ever since ho has been
In Washington. Both horses ore getting
quite old, although they arc vet good step.
pers. The other pair Ut bays ars also driven
to Mrs. Grants carriage, and slso to high.
seated phac.on. Sometimes they aze driven
four In hand to tAhe heavy landau. The
only thing that would attract attention 10
this team 10 The white lines and check.
straps. which seem to b generally tabooed
by persons Of sefneuent The carriages Of
the President are four il number, and afs
% transformations ~ any gentleman could
wish. The family carriage he's been driven
ever since Gen. Grant became President. II
10 substantial, hut not snowy.
The high phsston or dras 10 the same
In which the owner drove from bid
I street residence In Warrington 70 the
Capitol when he Arst took the oath Of
Office. It 10, therefore, well worn, bat II
yet very respectable carriage, and that Il
all He has also good piano>box buggy,
no better than . hundred farmers hsvl
within twenty miles Of New Yesk. TO thil
the President drives his pair Of colts, which
are Of excellent sction and speed. This 4
the best team he owns. In addition 70 these
carriages, Miss Grant has . modest one
horss basket phaeton, to which she. some
times drives Cincinnati, and somstimes Z
pair Of black popieA Gen. Grant nevel
diyes out In the family carriage, but H.
stead, prefers his pAseton Of light buggy.
This statement 10 In simple fairness due 4
correct IN unjust prejudice on the part ef I
portion Of The public ".
The turnout Of Ill others q he. Branch
which most reminds The beholdss Of ~
days OF Fisk and Hembold, isthat Of ''Col'
Charles 81. Delsvsu, Of New Fosk, whs
Says hs d descended from one .of the oIdes
end most asistocratic families In the land
The Colonel u reputsd 70 b worth ssvssa
millions Of dollars, and u bachelor Of o
centnc habits and disposition. He b d
gigantic proportions, and was q one Tim
a attractive 6gurs He 10 hazulsssly Pro
o. In conversation, dwelling ssahse ~
much at length on bic horses. His hsigh
10 70 great that Il was necessary 70 coostruc
. bed for his accommodation before - b
came . patron Of the holsl The Colossr
team consist OF -four wen. matched. splfite(
blacks, which ars well groomsd end Sichl!
csparisoned. His carriage b On ina1sas
high Berlin ph0too-an eyocs COPY, . -
Colonel Gays, sf the oas The 1nproe WI
liam drives In. The Colonel sayshs Mw q
Emperor In his carriage md y lks1 y
style 20 much that he os6ersd Bsglil
eoachmakes 70 duplicate Il which ~ did Z
cost Of o3,ooo. yos driver asd tseemal
The Colonel has Two nsgroes, q asasly ii
own sise, black - EsS6us, and . oseeata
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