The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.
Now IL the Tiro TO Bny, for Business Is
Light and Dealers Want TO sell.

Now IL the Tiu,o 20 Buy, for Business Is
| Light and Dealers Want TO sell.
| There was lull In the horse and carriage
| market last week. but 1t was nothing moro
| than expected at this season of the year. Now
| Is the time to purchase. however. especially d
| good horse Many Of the prominent dealers
| have large stock on hand and buyers will
undoubtedly secure advantages in prices that
| they will not receive q few weeks hence TIL,
| regular semi weekly sale at Van Tnsscll N
Koarney's last week was fairly attended and
quite number OF good horses and carriages
The standard quotations in the local horse
riage pairs, $1,000 totsi 300: coach pairs. $3.50
to $3.50: good drying he i,S sl5O to S275:
and those. suitable for doctors gigs, Be, Sl5(
upward: truck horses, sl25 inward; railroad
Al the well.apnointed repository of Flandrag
Il Co; 372-376, Broope street. the display OF
represents every style now in use The coer.
ton is worthy Of INSPECTION Ono PORTION OF
ond-hand carriages. OF which he has u large
and varied stock at very low prices
Sa1 mfs's is tns sass TO by h
grade carriages. harness. saddlery. whin,.
blankets. NJ at almost your own price. Th"l-
in appearance. but tho workmanship is Of To
best and their durability i sre"ia! featgr"
order can also DO bought at this house very
CHEAP.
fourth street. has a largo collection OF handy
and useful summer carriages and trnrs on
ianan's stock OF seconl-hnnd vehicles /, itar
above the average. and he isdisp?s!ng OF I'm
81 at doess
ft Shea Of 14s West Fifty-nrst street is selling
at cheaper prices than ever. This we'll cstab-
lished house was never known to refuse n rca-
sonsbie oiier and fIrtnermGEs it is ALWAYS
stock of both new and secondhand carriages
" Chance tU that bargain hunters would DO well
to take advantage OF is offered Mt 10 Wcst fur-
ty-fourth street. For one-third OF their actual
ways. Stylish three Spring Whttieii trans 'H Seats
for four persons: loop-front top phnotOns for
ladies' harness, saddles. brides. robes. AM
whips
Old Gus Peverc!ly stil In SprlntInr Form
Over 5000 persons yesterday attended the sovou,s
annual excursion OF tho Greenwood A. A. OF brooklyn
to Corn waliton Grove. Long Island Sound Ase-e4
of interesting athletic games was the feature. sum.
mnrios;
one-qunrter Mile Swimming Race. sora,ch-won BY
John Corners. Eagle A. C.; Patrick fcency, Green
third ,,L e, TINE minutes minute ~ seconds
smith d5esnwoedH A. Win - inches "Sa
5:1iRfsf m sfes"s Win ri With
ssSt rjsi
fanse thiru Ilne. 23A seconds
. One. hundred.yarl EgR Race. ScrAtch-Won ~ WI
liam Smith. !. j. Miller second. j. iause third Time,
14I3 seconds
wohnndret.and.twenty.yard Dash. scrn,ch-Wo,
by George Bartlett, Peverelly Arcadia ~ sccOu 4;
John Dogrsli third, Time. 25A seconds
a% SMITH, T. M rS's ssSo Raes ma WI
one.quart er.mlle Tub Race--Won by Tnomas Sra.,1.
second and Charles bang thifS D@i 1 me.
seconds.
One hunir ed. yard Special Invitation Race Scra'fr-
Won BY 4 fevereliy. Leonard j. Miller second, j. Yam
third. Time. IL u seconds
- one-mc Rowing Race. for WAGER OF sIoO-won ny
Thomas Fitzgerald. with Thomas Monahnn iva 'rct u.
hind Time 10 minutes III u seconds