New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

snt,ous scroll. octaeon or extension front, Barker
and regular styles, and those that are nght ana
well adapted for physicians use. and wnere one
horse only is required portion OF this moor ID
devoted TO the exhibition OF victoras ana caprioiets
OF which all the aes. designs are shown, inciuuns
the handsomest and most attractive antique pat
terms with newest taste in trimming and painting
and in all sizes. TO the grand double suspension
spring victoria, of which they have several eN-
amples A special lot of carriages suitable Tor sum-
mer use will be found on View in the annex on TINS
floor. The harness-room is on the front OF 'he
second floor and contains many hundred sets of har-
ness and a largo assortment Of saddles, BRIDES
Wins rugs laprobes, blankets and everything
necessary for a complete equipment. On the thrd
floor are the surprisingly beautiful traps Tor pleas
ure driving. In ali the varied styles originated IN
the last few years, known Nottlnghams, ease
abouts Kensingtons, Bradstreets, Dos-a-Dos, game
carts shooting wagons, buckboards, canopy saXons
Brentwood traps, Beamy traps, brunswick traps
etc. These arc shown IN great variety painted In
fashionable colors, and in the natural WOOD OAK
mahogany, etc a number Of the styles here shown
are special designs OF the house OF Van Tassei HS
Kearney ana cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
Noticeable among them is the Bradstreet trap.
light two or four passenger vehicle much admired
in Saratoga and Newport In the last few seasons.
A prominent feature among these light pleasure
vehicles is the runabout wagon which has become
very popular The selection is complete In all co.ors
Of paint and trimming and also IN the natural wood
The fourth and fifth floors completely stocked
with carts Of every description. from the English
Whitechapel tandem to the smallest pony cart. The
Tilbury, the Stanhope. with and without hoods or
tops, are shown in great profusion. Then the stock
OF T-carts Stanhope phaetons. mail phaetons
tension top phaetons cabrolets, station wagons,
depot rockaways, coupe rockaways six passenger
rockaways landaus, landaulettes, spider phaetons,
ladies' driving phaetons. omn!buses. wagenAttes,
coaches etc, is bewiiderng In number and variety.
The light breaks exhibition are deserving OF
special mention-elegant and beautiful styles. COM
pleta and perfect in all their appointments, suited
for pairs or four-in-hands, also light skeleton
breaks for fancy driving, breaklngn four-in-h
teams. special branch OF the business is the
handling OF secondhand carriages. Good secondhand
top sideba- ROAD wagons of both Brewster e Co.
and ]. b. Brewster & Co.'S manufacture are on sale
in great variety. Any requiring secondhand
carriage of any description viii find stock to select
from, equal to new. Many OF them are of the most
modern consu "vt'nn. and embrace nearly every
sye eyer o and pec a2qr Is used fqr
to this branch OF the business. The stables ere in
ed up for the Of about 10 horses
The firm keeps a number OF high-class carriage
private, sale. Van Tassell & Kearney are pioneers
| IN me morse and carriage auction business and
paid 20 visitors and they are always welcome
Bre Vwfey' Dqnca "a & White Of the late j.
No; lis West Flfty-frs-st, have at their Fifth
@ee. Mdleroons an unusually large stock of spring
carriages and traps. in all the late designs Their
Horse Show cabrolet has been much admired
painted dark the in are a9p
and elegant and the carriage in It's entirety is
great Improvement what has been in vogue
There are several new two-wheelers This season
chief among them being the park gate gig This
is a high:wheeed soLd-looking cart intended for
a heavy housekeeping hackney. 1t Is upholstered
picked out in red; this is usually rubber-tired
r. s. Luqueer Co. Of No; 81 Murray-st., IRE
surrey buggy and farm harness, at Surprisingly
low prices The firm also carries q large Stock of
mems and women's English riding saddles which
Mr.. Luqueer declares are selling at less than the
cost of importation.
The Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Company
Of No; III Chambers-st reports a greatly in
toned horseshoe. All the Barnum & Bailey horses
in last Wednesday nights parade shod with
them. and what was at hrst regarded as a COM
necessity. The company is daily in receipt of
commendatory letters from prominent horsemen
and Army oficers-among them ore from Captain
r. f. Burdick of Troop A, Ohio National Guard,
which took part in the Inauguration ceremonies
in Washington.
William f. Gray. Of Nos % and % wooster-st,
reports good many lockers and some sales, nost-
ly TO out-of-town parties. He Is showing n fine
line OF spring carriages. Among them Is circular
spring covert cart handsomely trimmed end
painted. and several stylish four-passenger open
cabriolets.
Flandrau q Co.. Of Broome-st, made a number Of
sales in the last week, mostly Of Light open We
hicles for out-of-town use. medium weight Surveys
and station wagons being most In demand. They
George d. King Son. Of Hillside Stock Farm,
Springboro, Penn, now at the Colorado Stables,
Nos US and ma IL West est. report good
was pair Of blocky bays prominent Wall
Street operator for H.loO; also. high-acting.
has been catering to the NewYork market for over
twenty years He was Of the principal OK
hbitors at the first horse shows in this city and