New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-18
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADES.

William Durland. OF Durland's Rding Academy.
IS back from his branch establishment al sara
toga whore he had most successful season. The
home academy at Fif,y-ninth-st and Eighth-ave
has been entirely renovated, and many improve
ments have been made for the comfort OF us
patrons over three hundred stalls have been let
already and the indications are that the coming
season will be the most successful in the history
OF the Academy All the old features. music, rides
drills etc are promised and Mr.. Durland is con-
stantly devisng something new. Mr.. Durland has
several matched pairs and number Of fine saddle
horses for sale They thoroughly broken. and
ready for Immediate use.
j. B. Brewster & Co.. In the Old Guard Building
al Broadway and Forty -nnth-st, have their big
new warerooms crowded with fall and winter We
hcles OF every description. and Offering the
balance Of their summer stock at reduced figures
Their factory is busy getting out fall orders The
outlook from the firms point OF view IS encour-
aging
The big carriage house OF Van Tassell g. Kearney.
IN Thirteenth-st near Third-ave.. feels once more
ths, the dpu season IS over constantly increas-
Ing business is reported from the carriage depart
ment where upward OF fifteen hundred carriages
on exhibition Its list Of patrons embraces
buyers Of the finest and most expensive grade OF
work as well as those who purchase an occasional
carriage at q moderate outlay. The firms regular
serni-weckly auction sales on Tuesday ana FRIDAY
last were better attended than they have been for
some time and good prices were secured Tor the
lots offered. Elliot Lafetra, who Is In charge OF
the coach horse department. has a stableful OF
Specially selected Northern New-York horses sew
eral OF which are matched pairs OF hgh-actihg
GODS He reports good business
Edward Calanan's Son. at No. 81 west fory-
Iourth-s. has a fine lot OF carriages on MS hoors
mere are several good secondhand JOBS among
thefn. which can be secured at moderate price
Inc Tinkham Cycle Company has secured CON
"Oi OF the wel-known n. H. Babcock Company
pheumatic-tlre vehicles for New-York ana the sur
rounding territory and IS carrying large s'ooA'
including runabouts buggies. phaetons' paih was
ons. slrreys. etc. The company has equiPpeoor
snunpens repair department for TINS hIhu VI or,s
Snd VIA carry In stock all the necessary p,a
biis new departure for heretofore @T,ukhs m
osycIe mouse. but the situation OF the iI hhiias
sapdnys establishment their large "a 40
prominence. make II particularly wen iit'vu W
nnd 1 tnis line. for which there Is such ga is
IT, sroWlhg demand. pneumatic-tired Veiiicies
sT we as much ahead OF the ordinary steei-fh ~,
WSSeis az electric Hight Il ahead OF kerosehc, -
~ adshaV nave tull ball bearings, with inc SAM
Ths ,rgusunent and mechanism 80 bicS cIe VIZ Nr'
for,,hasohs are not only incOmparapB IIiO' -,
,lraugh, 10 i.de H., bat have Il maieIlaI.f az "sn
Inste oWihS 10 tho ball bearings ana th1 ,ho
Victor "ss All Of the wagons are htied WIN ~
nnest d tesr and Bailey fifth wheel ana are oi ~.
tcuar n.s throughout The company cans 20" ~
suit ~. attention 10 a Stanhope buggy got OUT ~
Nv, ~ ihequnements Of physicians and others ""S
~'s W DC out in ell kinds OF weather