New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.


HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.
IN order TO reduce the stock of summer carriages
ord make room for others now due from manu-
facturers W. D. Grand IS Offering number OF car
rapes of the latest and most approved patterns at
greatly reduced prices. These carriages nave beeh
e,nc,oIlv manufactured for Mr.. Grands carriage
department at the American Horse Exchange,
Edward Callanan's Son. OF NO. 81 west roi'y-
fourth-st Is Offering at attractive price II very
pretty wagonette of his own build, dark-green gear
with light-sreen stripping and trimmed In dark
green cloth The top can be removed at pleasure
Morris woodruff of Nos. 265 and 267 Chnal-st'
carries very largo assortment OF pleasure VehiceS
exclusively his own make. Surveys. runabouts ana
phaetons are shown in various styles or trimming
and painting one Of his specialtles is the Bouie-
ward stanhopo which has proved very salable
vehicle this season.
William H. Gray of Nos. 20 and 20 Wooster-st, has
done a fairly good business In the last week MS
Colonial beach wagon is one OF the most popular
vehicles for the country. being specially adapted
for family driving and station work. He has a
large variety Of half-top and open cabriolets in
new designs at specially attractive prices His new
rrincess trap is meant for fairly high-actioned
cob and should make very attractive and stylish
turnout.
FYandrau & Co.. No. S72 to SIC Broome-st., report
q marked improvement in business IN the last
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and a very elaborate landau The firm is exhibiting
large stock OF high-class carriages OF the latest
design and in various styles OF trimming and paint
ing 1t is worth noting that they have taken sew
eral orders for broughams, to be delivered In tho
fall.
Mr. Morris Of the Studebaker Brothers Manu-
featuring Company, Of Prince-st. and Broadway
saws: Business with US Is very lively. We shipped
a very handsome phaeton TO Dublin and a run
about to Edinburgh on Wednesday. We nave re-
ceived an order from the Adams Express Company
for thirty large two-horse express wagons. also an
order for wagons from the Health Department. the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company and the
Pabst Brewing Company. Our station wagon is
proving a very ready seller. 1t Is built especially
for one horse. and the best value 10 be had any
| where"
/ The big carriage house OF Van Tassell G. Kearney,
! in Thrteenth-st., near Third-ave. reports very
large amount Of business In the last week Every
variety of pleasure vehicle Is exhibition and tho
assortment Is so extensive 10 give buyers a
choice of several patterns in the different styles
offered. The regular semi weekly auctions on Tues
day and Friday last were among the best the firm,
has had for some time. The lots offered included
several pairs good carriage horses single drivers
/ and a great many buggies, depot wagons. surreys
! and traps The bidding throughout brisk The
firm has over one hundred high-class carriage
horses private sale. including we-trained and
hammered matched pairs and single harness horses
]. F. Goodrich & Co.'S vehicles certainly pop
ular this season. Never have so many Of their
productions been seen in the Park and on the
prominent drives as at present Their originality
and enterprise certainly reaping for them SUBJ
stantial reward. Their century game cart has
made hit in earnest anc will surely be in evil
dence at all prominent summer resorts. Their
, Canopy Saxon for four passengers Is of the
handsomest and richest vehicles ever shown In
this city.
r. NJ stiyers: Of No; IA TO l52 Eas; Thirty-hrst
large n9mbeT Of ve E GOTTEN up
carriages and traps for summer use. among then
ns Gt eP sh RIG thy
ID Grand an I s at the
OHIO carriage and road horses the property o.
| their having arrived in time, the sale had tc
can be seen and examined up TO the time Of sale
r. NJ Ware, managing director OF the American
10 the fact that the catalogues for the severa
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now ready. and can be had on application at TIT
nVEsS LSSnepsf on S9nS snG
the properly of Milton Young b; G; Thomas. Clay
Breeders June T. at aonia. Megi6ben- EdseWater
Ade6ert Winond i,I and the yea,rlings belonging L
june f. at GaoniS, Hantara, Old Ford 'S and etf H.
yearngs Of w. W. T H2wl Na June 15 at New
yearlnss; June q and %, at Xew-York. the Bell
Meade and ENersiei June Is, NepOnset and others
dates, Holmdell Brookdae and others will b
sold In New-York In ALL over one thousand hea
Of yearllngs will be disposed Of.
j. NJ Quinby Co, the Newark carriage build
c and the av % Sf of
! lease of tho warerooms, Nos. 81 and 3lg Yves
! Forty-third-st.. heretofore occupied by that firm
where these carriages Will be placed on sale. Tn
stock consists of hundred Carriages Ian
! tons Wagoneitcs. carts traps. etc. many OF then
unfinished which can be finished to order in an
!, style Of painting and trimming desired
James Il. Brewster, head of the Old house Of
rlaRes and road wagons. has formed a new con
nection with Downey Duncan & White who bav
succeeded the old company, and who occupy the oil
White have been associated with him In IN
carriage business from eighteen TO thirty year,
and that they alone have the right to use hi
name and the only SUCCESSORS to j. B. Brew
old company. and are continuing the manufactur
of the j. i. Brewster carriages and road wagon.
Besides these. they carry line Of vehicles
other makes, but Of excellent construction. whic
they sell at very moderate prices.
F. e. Melvin. in charge OF J. More a. Co.'S hal
ness and saddlery warerooms in the America
Horse Exchange Building Broadway and Fiftieti
, ST., reports fairly busy week The firm has
domestic harness and every requisite for the hors
and stable, which Mr. Melvin says are being OF
fered al wholesale prices.
George D. King. OF Hillside Stock Farm, Sprinp
boro, Penn, now at the Colorado Stables. No 2
West Fifty-eighth-st. sold two high priced pail
} In the last week. also pair from the farm.
, Columbus, Ohio. purchasers. Mr.. King had a goo
q many lockers. and doubtless few more good sale
Will result therefrom.