New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
MORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

,,..ro- pro,hors' Manufacturing Company.
broadway and Prince-st. reports business az ~ 81
c,ass Several new carriages we're rec'N"u '"''
xaeL from us factories. at South Bend. Ind
,uo,e them a tandem cart. the uesish Vi WIN "
was taken from old print by HENDERSON. a,.
ah,,b ~ likely to he seen In the parade OF tho
Tandem Club ,, A
Er,ndrau g. CO. OF Broome-st report fair de-
m,pd for high-cass work. Neutrality-suspicious. '"o
,.ar scare and the unsettled state OF the "ea'nc'
several orders were taken for future d"hVerS. 10
ouoio a representative OF the Arm: There mas oeeh
a rul in the trade for several seasons. ana inc
time has arrived when new carriage mas 10 oe
purchased TO keep up appearances
Mr. Duncan Of Downey. Duncan WHITE sue
cessors TO j. y. Brewster a Co. NOS ''' anu '''
tyuh-svc and No li3 West Fifty-irst-st. says:
I'm spite of all this talk about war business win
us IA furnishing I dare say the prices quoted
nrcvious to our removal to the Old Guard Armory
nuilding have something TO do with H. nut 'ho
fac, ,s pcope are ready to buy and. II peace could
he assured | think there would be better iee""s
I'm the trade than 1t has experienced In years
r. NJ stvers No IA to l52 East Thrty-hrst-st'.
ia showing every variety OF carriage suitable Tor
city and country use. including broughams. BREAKS
tandem carts. goIhng traps. victorias. caprioie's
phaetops. hansoms In dran ana p,de ti pDc.onnbie
prices. 1890 ,. .o,,s n ,,,,.I,, a n
pearance nowadays. What with the riders fock-
Ing to and from the Park and the different classes
he
case of war MIR Duriand stands ready TO supply
the general stats with thoroughly trained chars-
NJ q Byers OF the Park Sale and Exchange
Stnbles No q West Sixiy-second-5t. says: "Busi-
ness has been especially good I'm the last week.
Among the sales made were several pairs OF coach
IRA and A lot OF single horses and another ship
farm the first OF the week" Among the nifty head
now I'm stock there several grandy proportoned
pairs OF browns, bays and chcstnuts ranging from
i5I to l6Is that full Of quality and have plenty
Of speed and action.
business has been good right along with the big
carriage house OF Van Tasscll kearney. In Thir-
feminist near Third-ave. Many good sales have
been made In the last week from the carriage de-
pariment, and they are constantly adding new
jobs OF the latest designs to the big stock already
on their noors. which Includes n wide range or
all the pleasure vehicles now In use. Their har-
ness dtpartmen is we'll stocked with imported and
domestic harness suitable for carriages OF every
goods in general. The firms regular semi weekly
auction sales Tuesday md Friday last. drew
"a large attendance. and a brisk demand was
evinced for the many seasoned horses and second
hand vehicles offered. Good teams OF carriage
horses sold at prices ranging from $50 to $3.50.
brought from so to $50 Elliot Lafetra In charge
OF the coach-horse department, has about nfty
head In stock, mostly matched pairs OF Northern
NewYork coachers, which are seasoned and ready
for immediate
The old stablished carriage house OF William H.
Gray. at Nos. ~ and g Wooster-st., has no cause
TO complain Of lack OF business far this season.
Mr.. Gray is getting liberal share OF out tot town
custom Shipments were made last week to SIAM
ford. Oyster Bay. Babylon, Newark and Passaic
OF Rockaways and depot wagons, besides which
several good sales were made In The city.