St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-24


him in his equestrian tours, and a very
handsome sight are the two black horses
bearing two such graceful riders.
Jones knows Horses perfectly, ans
loves them in the way scholar loved
his books. The team that appears on
the street before the. family coach are a
natty pair. chestnut and black. Mr..
jones' favorite is big Ike a gray
gelding, who spins with his master in
the light surrey at about 1929. Mrs.
Jones is beautiful rider and the chest
nut is her favorite. The black bears
Nj. Jones, and man and wife together,
in warm weather, make a sight to do
the heart of a horseman good.
THE LANGDON FAMILY SLEIGH
Colored coachmen are going out OF
style, that's what any IriShman will
tell you. A representative of the Elmer
aid Isle holds reinS over high-headed
team of blacks. The members of the
in the robes of the six-passenger sleigh
that glides merrily behind the dainty
steppers with their jingling bells. 1t is
turnout often seen on NlcOllet and
seldom surpassed.
DR.. +. A. DunSmore can and does en-
joy horses hooked to every kind OF rig,
from the single horse to the light road
wagon up to the four in hand, and de-
lights to drive them himself, too. he
has very large variety of horses and
rigs. The two teams most often seen on
the streets are the coal black colts, and
the striking team, composed OF chest
nut and a snow white.
A team that would be noticed any
where is the delicate-limbed, dainty
stepping, delicate-colored span that
every day proudly whirl landaulet
along Nic0let avenue. 5. 5. Small IS
the owner of the team, and right proud
he is of them.
Another gentleman owning scom-
bined team'' is II. W. Pratt, a or, at
lover of horses. The span is coal black
and it is Mr.. Pratt's boast that they are
equally adapted to the saddle or tie car
riage. Mrs. Pratt is fine equestr Ell e
and with her husband enjoys the biack S
good qualities. AS seen most on our
streets the team is to light open sur
reg.
A splendid team of coachers. bright
bays. drawing a landaulet in which is to
he seen'a sweet-faced woman. always
with some friends. is often seen about
town. H. Alden is proud of the outfit,
but takes more pleasure in seeing his
wife enjoy it than in enjoying it HIM
self.
j. C. OSWALD
takes pleasure in dark bay team, gen.
uine Kentucky thoroughbreds, with
the characteristic life and spirit.
Hal" and Low" the sous of John
Watson, take great pleasure in the
horses of the family stable. The light
wards in summer are glad of their exist
ence. The family coupe is drawn by
splendid pair of bay .c0acherS.
1t is the beautiful face that is seen be-
hind the handsome bay team in the
landauIet that makes one outfit partic-
ularly attractive. Yet the horses of Ell.
K. Siddle are OF the best.
Bruno B is the delight of DR.. A. 81.
Hadley now that the snow has come to
allow him to use the cutter. The doctors
family team is also one often seen in
the city. 1t is pretty brown team to
an open carriage.
An elegant brougham with stately
coachman holding the lines over a pair
of bays. very finely matched, makes an
ideal
PICTURE FOR A HoRsEMAN.
+. G. PillSbury is the owner OF just
such q rig, and it is as handsome as
seen on the streets this winter weather.
The chestnut sorrels to an open VIC
toria make the summer picture. t..
A unique carriage drawn by hand.
some pair of blacks is the especial
pride of Mrs. George r. Newell. Mr..
Newell is Indifferent as to horses. but
the ladies' tastes in eQuipages are
seldom bettered by the stronger sex.
There are few equipages seen more
striking tnan that OF q. w. Northrop.
A pair of spirited blacks in silver
trimmed harness hooked to demi-.
coach, and driven by coachman high
in the profession, needs nothing to
make it perfect but a fair lady and
pretty children, and this the equipage
of Mr.. NorthrOp has.