New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20

! st and best OF seasonable carriages. The stock
IS particularly strong in broughdms. roclaways.
cabriolets vctoras ana buses. which as good
In the matter OF elegance Of design ana finish ~
any ever exhibited
George y King & Son ~ Hillside Stock Farm.
Spriushoro. Penn. are carrying big stock Of
matched pairs and single hor>es at their ci,y
headquarters I'm the Colorado Stables. No. 22j Wesf
Fify-cichih-st. Most OF Their recent sales were
of perfectly trained and wcll-mannercd pairs and
Mr.. King is at present considering an offer %
5000 each for two pairs bays and chestnus, which
can carry high action with spced. and which
possess the extra merit OF being extremely good
lockers
William Durand of Durland's Riding Academy.
Eiehth-ave. and Fifty-nlnth-st.. ia one OF the
busiest and at the Same time Of the happes,
mon in town The entries from the academy In
tn" classes for saddle horses captured nearly all
the ribbons blue. red and yellow at the Garder
last week All the stalls in the academy stables
FUN Of hoardcrs. and the devotoes OF the saddle
horse arc becoming moro numerous daily
W u Grand will hold his annua horse-show
sale beginning tomorrow and continuing on Tues
day and Wednesday. days and evenings. AZ the
American Horse Exchange. Broadway and Fiftieth-
st. Five hundred prize winning and other horses
viii be offered All the prominent Horse Show
exhibitors and breeders and shippers throughout
the United States and Canada will be represented
John s Bratton. OF ST. Louis. one Of the most sue
cessful exhibitors at the Garden last week. Will
sell his entire exhibit together with several other
high-class horses I.oihy X Son. Fashion Stables.
Chicago H. consgn nifty trottng bred carriage
horses. which for conformation, speed and all
around action cannot be surpassed: the Fern
life stud Colonel J. J. Aston proprietor. enters
a consignment OF hackney and French coach stall
ions and brood mares. the Rokeby Stock Farm
H. y. Male agent. Leesburg, Va. enters Nir-
gnia harness and saddle horses; Douglas Bros.
Marion Iowa: John Spratey. Dendron. Va; John
Arthur. New-York: NJ Mcdonnell. Philadelphia.
and several other pre- mnent horsemen Will he rep
resented by choice consienments specially selected
and prepared for this sale.
r NJ Stivers the well-known carriage builder or
East Thlrty-nrst st. near Thirdave., is showing
a large and varied stock Of high-cass carriages
and driving vehicles OF every description compris-
ing broughams and omnibuses fitted with his
patent safety lock. brakes hansoms. vctorias.
cabriolets wagoncttes golhng traps and many
othcr styles Attention OF Speedway drivers Is d.
rected TO his pneumatcs and Stivers's patent gear.
one and two man top wagons, and TO his famous
runabouts
Edward Callanan's Son OF No. 81 West Forty
fourth-et has some attractive bargains In new
aud good secondhand work In his warerooms
comprising landaus, broughams coupes rockaways
Judging from report. and from the statement
OF W A. Fitzsimons ot No 1875 Broadway. the
brokerage business in second hand carriages Is a
success Never since the beginning OF the venture
were so many carriages listed az in the last week
In a great measure this Is accounted for by MT
Fzsmonss lsest proposition to pryadf piTUPIs
for sale the same to be put on storage llreprooD'
for which 10 charge IS made II sold within thirty
days \ net price TO he seller Is mutually asreed
ON. all expenses Of ADVERTISING etc, behg pa'u
by the broker 60.
name Broadway and Prince-st.. have many novel
ilcs in broughams rockaways and other season a3s
I'm The last week were satisfactory. numPsr Oh
their traps were used by exhibitors at the Horse
The big carrage-house Of Van Tassell & Kearney.
I'm Thirtoonth-st. near Third-ave can supply 70
carriage. horse and harness line; IN tact, etN,r!
requisite for the stable can be- had on the premises
vehicles several Of which were shipped to out-of-
town patrons who took adyantage of their annual
on exhibition at this well-known house. The
firms regular semi weekly auctions OF seasoned
and Friday last. were well attended. and the bid
ding was brisk. The coach-hors" depart nent
good business The stalls are fun OF Northern
NewYork bred horses breed which h rrorc"ahia
as they combine both speed and action with hand-
some appearance. $500 ,. ,o
at Madison Square Garden beginning tomorrow
and continuing up to ana incu9iHg pee
horses IN America will come under the hammer
Their are several hne pairs consigned TO THIS sale
,mory them being Beuan B.. 2I1i4. and Lula a,
2.q bIue-ribbon winners that can beat 22C Cyrll
rr, In' and Lizzie NJ. for Witch the president OF
Inc Philadelphia and Reading Railroad paid II
large sun Another team that beat 2.20 IL
irn+ and Lady McGreeor. Among the single har-
nes, horses consigned Star Pointer. :jsl: the
harn.ss racer Lena y e05i.; the pacing mare
Tlatawah IN 2osis: Cresceus ". 2094. and sew
oral other prominent performers. Several OF the
mos, prominent breeders and fancers in the
country are represented
Az APPEiL FOR CHARITABLE WORK
The New York Association for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor has issued It's winter appeal
TO the public for funds to carry It's work Every
dav brings TO the association new applicants for
help Some ask for food some for to keep
tho family from being dlspossessedi come for
ci,tkss and shoes for the children that they may