New-York tribune., 1897-05-09
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

r,. h,s carriage house Of Van Tassell kear-
nev I'm Thirteenth-st. near Thro-a'e' rePo' %
yery satisfactory business in every department III
mo last week Visitors to the Grant ceremonies
80. sayaral orders for carriages and traps. which
.ho 1rr, has shipped 10 nearly every State IN the
Union The firm has over one hundred hea" Vi
bist-class carriage horses al private SAFE anioie
then several pairs which good judges consioer up
g. uorse Show form. Their regular semi-weehIy
auction sales Tuesday and Friday last were
.xcead,ngIv heavy a large number OF buyers oelng
In attendance , ,,.o..
uring Company Broadway ana Prnce-s'-' says:
.pusress IN the carriage trade has been very good
NJ late and we are getting our share or IT, inc
ARMS stock comprises every sort Of vehicles IN use
many o, novel design, as well as those OF standard
nattern and their prices are moderate
Wf,,am II. Gray of Nos 20 and % Wooster's'-. Is
showing something specially nice in victorias ann
cabrolets Of the very latest pattern His STOCK OF
carriages and traps is large, and includes every
thing I'D 10 dGte. Moderate prices prevail
Downey Duncan & White. successors TO j. Is.
r,rews,er g. Co. Nos. 4& and 4S9 Bifth-ave. and NO
.43 West Fifty-first-st., have an unusually me a.
sortment of four-in-hands, park traps tenoeth
carts and gigs and are paying special attentloh 10
vehicles which come under what Is termed the
sportng class. One Of the newest designs Is ther
nark phaeton 1t OF the trap order with reversi-
bile back seat but when used for four the back seat
Is rather more easy Of access than IN most traps
having q spindled gateway between the seats IL ls
Furnished in bedford cords and the running gear is
nsintod a rich dark carmine. All the stanoard We
bices are exhibited in great variety
NJ y Byers of No. q West Sixty-second-st mas
ssveral bigh-class matched pairs and single-har-
ness horses on show which intending purchasers
wouId do well to examine Mr.. Hyers reports Dusl-
ness as highly satisfactory so far this season.
= NJ. Ware managing director Of the American
rIo,sa Exchange announces the following dates
s hene decided upon for the sales of thoroughbred
yearlings TO take place under the management OF
the Exchange: On June ane o. gfaTa on I1no
10 at LatonIa KY, the Adelbert. Wenonah and
other yearlings; June II. at Latonia. the Nantura
Neeibben- Edgewater and other studs; June a. al
the Txchange building in New-Yor the Chester
brook and Foxhl yearlings; June ana a5 me
Belle Meade and Elersie yearnnss; June %. tle
Nenonset yearings all by imported Meddler, whose
two-vear-olds have all been winning this season,
JuIy 6 and T. the Fairyiew yeariings Will be as
posed Of About three nnnarea neaa OF ~ sa
eral prominent dealers. now at the E1change' are
offered at private sale. All The dealers at the & EH-
change report business as fairy good. the ohy
trouhle being that trade is not steady-as mucp
as can be handled one day and nothing the next,
conditions d for Gne9 Srscav re respomsibIe u
Morris woodruff. for many years at Canai ana
Wooster now settled ~ m ms new aho ess
y, Prosdway where he IL showing full line or
niessire vehicles suitable for city or country drV-
iug embracing everything new ana OF the most
EDWARD Calianans Son. of No. 9, West Forty.
fourth-st has some nandsome car iiht Ts,H ~ VIII
s nd shafts which can be bought reasonably.
J. More Co, Fftieth-st and Sroadwsay s "a a. meLi S
can can d second hand harness and saddles In stock
LEV Uwth,ne n, necessary for the horse and stable IL
profu'on and popqWST d pEces arands car
rhsnxe. slhas X showing select line Of vehicles OF the