New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

The big carriage house Of Van Tassel e. Kearney,
in Thirteenth-st.. Third-ave.. reports sales
from It's carriage department as away beyond ex-
pectations. and each week continues to show an
increase over the previous weeks business. All
kinds Of vehicles. representing tho best makers.
It's floors. and much attention IS given
the stock that intending purchasers are always
sure 10 find unusual attractions In the way OF
quality and price. The good business "a re-
ported from the harness and horse goods depart
ment. where imported and domestic harness suit
able for all vehicles from a miniature pony cart
10 a four-in-hand. is on exhibition. The attend
at the firms regular semi-weeky auction
sales Tuesday and Friday last tho best so
far this season and brisk competition was evinced
for the many good offerings on the catalogues.
Elliot Lafetra, In charge Of the coach horse de-
partment. reports the usual good business There
Ia always a good lot OF Northern New-YOrk stock
on hand. Of range enough in price and quality to
suit almost any body. Several successful private
sales were recently conducted by this Arm
r. NJ. Stive-s. OF East Thirty -frst-st SAYS: We
are selling right along: rush. but a steady bust
ness" Mr.. Stivers has several seasonable now
elites 10 stock. and sales Of his now famous golfing
trap have been made as far West as Chicago
William H. Gray OF Nos 20 and % Woostcr-s ST.
has been doing a good. steady business since the
appearance OF good weather. He carries In stock
full line Of seasonabe carriages Of every descrp-
ton.
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Co reports brisk busnesS-far better than at this
time last year Many sales Of the more expensive
syie -, "a e summer earriages were made recently.
pas the 'rm says the era OF vehicle" is
Studcbaker Brothers Manufacturing Company,
Broadway and Prince-st., is. usual getting a
fair share OF business Many prominent Horse
Show exhibitors patronize this Arm for show out
Edward Callanan's Son. No 81 West Forty
and runabouts. together With several seconS- hand
summer carriages In the best OF order and at rea-
]. B. Brewster Co. since their removal to their
new quarters, In the Old Guard Armory Building.
traction for uptown rtagebuyers for they are
constantly showing carriages. and selling Them.
caass o ve AND hey srs
sure that their prices win suit all Corners.
yeari!ngs the get Of chaxaxus Eoe and Eon. the
property Of Captain r. !. Hancock. will be sold a!
Fifteth-st. on June 10; 70 be followed on the. i4th
b. The sale S @ ee property Of the
from the Erdenheim Stud the property Of J. Nc
G n. hs Sps 2 o asS Esas stud
mede Stud yearlings. the property Of Clay Wood
ana % a OF Is e
yeariinss from HaTtand Stud Dixana Farm st iiaI
Larchmont stud Iroquois Stud and the yeariings
OF Matt Simpson. j. b. Clay and others Will be dis
Business Is booming DurIands Riding Acad-
envy, the demand for saddle horses being the best
In years. Mr.. Durland intends to open a branch at
Saratoga on July l. with nrst-class corps OF in
structors and the best material TO be had In the
horse line. He has several matched pairs OF coach
horses, all good coors and thoroughly acclimated
which he Ia ready TO show and sell
NJ G. Byers. OF the Park Sale and Exchange
Stables, No. q West Sixty seconds Is doing bust!
ness all the time His sales Of carriage horses
Gently have been very heavy Mr.. Byers has now
In HE stables about seventy-hve head Of Kentucky
and Michigan trotting bred coachers thoroughly
acclimated and ready for hard work. and he has
orders TO ship several high stepping pairs 10 Euro
pean customers
]. F. Goodrich & Co. No sA Broadway, have had
their full share N trade in the last two months
and everything augurs well for its proving 10 be-
the largest spring trade which they have had in
many years The sales OF victortas and cabriolets
have been far above the average. Their stock OF
wagonettes. curtain and glass, has been sold out
enormous. owing TO The beauty and Originality o.
The designs and their light weight In pony work
suitable for ponies Of II to l3ia hands.