New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
MORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.
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Y g Luqueer & Co.. OF No. q Murray-st. are
closing out a number Of selected sets OF buggy,
coach surrey and farm harness at less than the
cost 10 manufacture. They were used as samples
~ Tho arms travelling statesmen. and only
slightly soiled. few bargains yet remain In mems
ana Women's English riding saddles
The Whitman Barnes MANUFACTURING COM
many of No. Ill Chambers-st, reports heavy sales
n, the Gibbs patent rubbercushioned horseshoes In
the last week The horses Of the different Gov
,rnors' STATS who intend taking part In the Grant
dedication ceremonies being shod with them,
as are also those of Troop A. Of this city.
William H. Gray, Of Wooster-st. near Canal. IS
showing several new designs in spring carriages,
deliberately trimmed and painted. His new style
victoria is shown in all shades of trimming and IN
different colors OF palhtinP anu ID syhsh ahu
up-to-date carriage
Flandrau Co.. of Broome-st. just on Broad
way are exhibiting fine line of spring and sum-
mer carriages. in many respects the most complete
they have ever shown. A charming spider phaeton
IL shown just at the entrance. made on new pat
tern and taken from a victoria In shape, as 1t
really u.s. 1t also has springs at tho rear. which
add ease comfort, style and effect. 1t Is trimmed
with rich dark CLOTH and carpets TO match; panels
painted dark olive green. and the gearing has for
q foundation the same color. The stripping how
ever is new. 1t is cream color. edged with rich
apple green, producing q very pleasing and har
monious effect
William Innis OF the Studebaker Brothers Man
ufacturing Company, Broadway and Prince-st.. re-
ports q big trade in runabouts. OF which the COM
pany shows an immense assortment. for two and
four persons In the natural wood and every va
riety OF colors. They have also q remarkably fine
display Of dos-A-dos phaetons Surveys and open
vehicles and traps Of every description.
Frederick w. Hahn. of No. $50 Grand-st., patentee
and manufacturer Of the sure-step horseshoe, says
"Our shoes positively prevent the horse from Slip
ping the smoothest surface. They tighten the
feet and give the horse confidence. Made with
steel frame. with hard rubber treads. they bs
fitted hot or cold
c. c. Schildwaehter Park-ave and One-hundred-
snd-twenty- eighth-st. reports good business. Mr..
schndwachter has for years enjoyed enviable
reputation as a builder Of doctors and contractors
wagons OF which vehicles he carries a large as
sortment in stock. He also has full line OF
reys. traps and runabous;, 1ne victoria suitable
Edward Callanans Son. OF No 81 West Forty
fourth-st.. reports fairly brisk business in open
fully finished. that, at the price asked should find
q ready customer.
George D. King Son. Of Hillside Stock Farm,
nos @ and ~ West Fifty -eishth-si report the
sale OF several single harness horses and one pair
1900 and tho pair sold for 81, 400 Mr.. King has stil
some good ones left and expects the arrival of a
shipment, mostly OF pairs. from his farm the first
The New-York Coach Horse and Cob Company. of
West End-sve;. is receiving weekly shipments from
Wednesday last
department at the American Horse Exchange SAYS
business Is increasing right along. On Friday last
he shipped handsome park Gate gig to Mr., Kier
The big carriage house OF Van Tassell a. Kearney
n Thirteenth-st.. near Thrd-ave. carries such a
complete line Of carriages and traps in stock that
90 matter what ones wants are In that line the firm
San SUIT him. Sales in the week were good and in
sluded. among others. handsome four-in-hand