The sun., 1894-03-15

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Many persons who have come away from
Niagara Falls with feelings Of resentment for
the hackmen. OF. rather the chief hackmen,
for the business has been controlled thete By
on q firm for nearly twenty.nve years. will be
Interested In knowing what has become Of
their money. Some Of II has gone into large
stable. probably the most complete OF its kind
In the country. in the heart OF the city OF
Buffalo. II is plain rectangular building Of
brick and sandstone. six stories high. but the
chief element OF public interest In It is that IL
has cost the round sum OF S350.000. and =
good part Of this has come from Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls haskmen come high. but one
result Of IL all Ia that the citizens Of Buffalo
are the chief bonenciarles Of their efforts
Hacks in Niagara Falls are expensive; In
Buffalo thoy are exceedingly reasonable
Many man with depleted pocketbook has
turned his head away FROM the signs that are
seen at every stopping place between the Falls
and Buffalo which announce that Miller &
Brundaee. will furnish CARRIAGES for consider.
Niagara. and In Buffalo as well. in the TRIMS
portation business Of every kind there from
new stable. In buffalo is built on a system en-
tirely novel. Tho i've uppermost floors hanR
cantlisver trusses supported on steel pillars
that run up through the side walls This
parade within doors. 1t is as big as q reai-
mental srmoIy on the grouRd floor. the dimen:.
has marked the attention OF the hackman in
reducing the size Of the p%ecseteooks % Of Mag.
.s *: S stable a' IL. ep G
ample. there are two flny-horse nower boilers.
which sunrly the stationary engines: pumps,
aud cold water are found on every fioor. The
tomato sprinklers In the buiding and operate
q new sanitary system for stables The front
shops. and the rear has storage
aecommo odations for big vans and other un-
The first iloor has sumptuous ofnces. and
hitched up all tho time TO answer calls OF any
floor is n hot room. with asphalt floor and
there the washing OF carriages Ia done. The
me who do work csn Mnss ss
old The .ssSnd sec and third SOTs are .sd
tilstion; baths are provided. and .eyen
e. ses. s'TfssF fourth ri ss us; Used for is ,Ss
storage OF coaches and the fifth has separate
ming room. blanket room, and even 4 tailor
shop for mending tho livery OF the drivers.
Their are d5Syng rooms for barnes and mems
Tor feed and sieighs. Every floor has a day and
night foreman. and tho entire e. SstafI o. men sm-
Tor horses. and even for men, The eauipment.
besides horses. consists OF nfty-two coaches, |
fhirty-nve coupes. twenty victorias. a dozen |
hansoms, twelve busses. thirty baggage |
wagons. seven hearses, nve moving vans. and |
several band wagons besides forty sleighs.
When certain rig is wanted. a whistle from |
tho office to one floor causes the horse to be |
brought down. one to another floor brings |
lovn the harness and one to still another |
brings down the carriage, A system akin to |
military discipline pervades the establish
nent. Mr.. Miller. who has charge OF the Buff |
'alo end OF the business has been dreaming OF |
his for thirty years. he says: and now that he |
mas the most elaborate stable OF the kind in !
he country. his neighbors say he is inclined |
10 think that Niagara Falls Is a small affair In |
,on ma ris0n