New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
ICTRNEAY AND BURNHAM.

and ready for USE the property OF White Brothers.
Lapeer. Mich: also the first lot of Canadian har-
ness and saddle horses shipped to the New-York
market this season. and Thursday night next.
by electric light. a magnificent consignment OF
Kentucky harness and saddle horses. thoroughly
trained and having all the Kentucky gaits.
J. F. Goodrich & Co.. Of No. 6& Broadway, report
a fourishing business for the last month and q
real rushing trade In the last week. Manufacture
ing all their own vehicles and handling nothing
but their their variety Is not perhaps as ey-
wanting in their present elegant display The sales
were of general character though their lie Petite
se eroe to predominae Something entirely new in
the way Of hackney s!gs was shown for few days
OF novelties. and can now be seen any afternoon In
F. f. Melvin, in charge Of ]. More & Co.'S har-
ness and saddlery warerooms in the American
Horse Exchange Building reports sTeatly in.
line of imported and domestic harness and sad
dIery as well as everything necessary for The horse
marked at wholesale prices.
The big carriage house OF Van Tassell ke Rear
ing one Of the largest and most complete lines Of
Iatest designs are in stock. and only the best max.
ers are represented. The Arm has about one hun
These are all thoroughly broken and used to city
sights. and are guaranteed sound and well man.
tuesdays and Fridays, are steadily increasing in
volume, and good prices are realized for the more
for horses and carriages for the country is much
In evidence.
| Flandrau e. Co. OF Broome-st.. report brisk
trade in omnibuses In the last week. The omnibus
Is yearly becoming more popular as a vehicle for
country driving, being well adapted for station
use as for opera and theatre parties. The firm Is
also showing something particularly nice In station
wagons I'm various styles, sizes and weights and
its assortment OF wagonettes cabrioets and spiders
| Is a choice and extensive one.
William II. Gray, OF Nos. 20 and % Wooster-st..
reports good business in the last week. notwith-
standing the wet weather. which retarded sales
| somewhat Mr.. Gray is showing a complete stock
| of carriages and traps among them victorias,
Wagonettes and brakes In different sizes colors and
| designs A number of new designs In depot wagons
| are shown some deliberately got up. but all de-
signed for hard work and plenty Of Il.
Mr. Innis OF the Studebaker Brothers Manu-
featuring Company. Prince-st. and Broadway says:
Trade is good In all lines. Although quite early.
we have received several orders for fall delivery,
among them being orders for two broughams. our
sales OF farm wagons business and express wagons
were heavy last week Our line OF harness and
| horse goods complete, and We guarantee entire
| satisfaction. -,
| M f. Barnes. the Boulevard and Seventy sixth
ST. Is devoting portion of the lofts of his building
| 10 storage purposes Carriages stored there re-
ceye some attention during their stay being busted
and looked after occasionally which Is more than
can be said II stored In general warehouses Mr..
BARNES has already the floor some desirable
! w-priced lots The trade and csrriage-owners
are giving his wel-furnished establishment merted
consideration.