New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.


West End-ave and Seventieth-st.. had quite
good week Among It's sales were two four-in-
hands. which were shipped to California on Thurs
! day last in charge OF "Ar Dellow. ono four. all
bays. went TO George A. Pope. and the other four.
consisting Of road lot. gray and black leaders
and chestnut and gray wheeors. 70 George A.
Newhall
There Is lots OF NE these days at VI. G.. Byerss
Park Sale and Exchange Stables. No. 81 West
| sxiy-second-st. Lockers plenty. and Mr..
Byers and his assistants constantly busy show
ing prospective buyers through the nearby drives
ways In the Park. behind fast team Of road
STEERS coach horses cobs. they may desire.
Speaking OF cobs there are In the Park stables
| several pairs ranging from AZ 10 ml which will
we'll repay an inspection by seekers after quality
and for that matter after bargains.
The big carriage house Of Van Tassell & Kearney.
I'm Thrtecnth-st. Thlrd-ave.. IL one OF tho
busiest places IN town nowadays. Several high
class new Jobs were sold In the last week. and
business So FAR this season. has been away ahead
Of anything done heretofore. They are showing
one Of the finest lines OF park traps and suburban
vehicles 10 DE found in the city and they have
some now designs In all kinds of carriages for city
use that most handsome and stylish Their
harness department contains imported and do
nestle harness for every variety Of vehicle In use.
together with a Full line OF horse goods In great
variety and reasonable prices Elliot Laietra.
IN charge ~ the coach horse department. reports
several sales recently mostly Of matched pairs In
which tho stable Is especially strong. Fairly good
oflc., were realized at the Arms regular semi
weekly auction sales on Tuesday and Friday last.
pairs OF carriage horses ranging from sZp 20 'O'
and single horses from 80 20 $50. while the many
good second hand carriages offered provoked brsk
competition.
su,iesakcr BROTHERS Mnnutl turing Company.
floors.
f0xso zee, More than an OF space is devoted
to me exhibition o. the different lines OF vehicles
manufactured by ne arm on the main Moor
brenk- irags. opera buses. laniaus. coaches.
hroughams rockaways. victorias. caorioie's ana
sporting traps arc shown on the next floor are
the lighter weights. consisting OF wagonettes. sta
ton wagons traps. buggles. phactons, surveys.
runahonts etc In endless variety. while the other
tNo floors devoted TO the Inherent styles OF de-
livery wagons. trucks. etc. used by the wholesale
and retail merchants OF this city The Stud"bakers
also have a thoroughly equipped repair department,
at Nos 10 and 81 Marion-st. where high-cass re-
pairing OF every description is attended 10.
r. NJ Stivcrs Of East Thirty nrst-st. does not
complain Of the present condition 81 business but
saws more could be done without any undue ex-
crtion Among the sales o, carriages recently made
were two OF the Srvers patent solnng traps. which
are manufactured solely by him and which bid fair
70 rival his runabout In popularity.
Illustrated catalogues OF T!cienor & Co.'S great
est sale TO take place al the American Horse Ex-
change broadway and Fiftleth-st. on Tuesday and
Wednesday next days and evenings. under w. -
Grand's management. are issued In two volumes.
one containing coach carriage and saddle horses and
cohs and the other gentlemen's road horses. Both
hooks should be carefully looked orcr by those
IN search OF good animals An electric-lght exhI-
bitlon will take place to-morro" n.sht AK the TX,
Hfty head will be shown. On Thursday next W. ID.
Grand will sell Tor " ), oaHpson' i1u' ESQ"
IN
and half hands Mr.. sampson writes OF them AS
follows II think you say that this Is as choice
a consignment as was ever offered The last three
shows, meeting with good success and fully be,
cc thai there are PONIES IN this consignment equal
to those with which have won prizes. They are
Mr. Grand viii also sell on Thursday for Harry W.
Smith the great hunter and stee2lecaaser 81 Ku-
winner SKY High and the same time the valu-
able stud OF hunters. the property OF william r..
iSHI" "e snifsen' IN charge OF " g. e;rands car
Rage department. at the American forse Exchange,
says BUSINESS is remarkably good. especially In
traps and road wagons.
clay-st. stocked with a fun line OF double and
single harness. suitable for buggy. surrey express,
farm and business In general at greatly reduced
William II. Gray. Of Nos, % and p Woos'er-st
Handsome sass-front wagcnettcs station wagons
rockaways extension-top cabrloets. Surveys ana
runapouts shown In profuson, and the prices
asked found by customers to be thoroughly
satisfactory. -.-,. ,..u,.-.
report a steady Improvement In business The firm
has a number OF ncw-stylc spring carriages and
traps OH the floors OF It's repository, when, In de-
& I,oos a Co. Nos. 223 and 225 West Forty-sxth-
Deaslire vehicles, both light and heavy. at
hunting traps mail phactons. dos-a-dos. brought
hams vlctoras and other carriages In variety
OF designs and finish here presented to the
publlc The Arm established In 1860. and the
members have IA most honorable record In the
riage trade - 49,
Uowney Duncan White are out with n circular
announcing that and after May ]. which
date they will remove their warerooms from their
present quarters at Nos 1877 and iSS Ffth-avc.. TO
The Old Guard Armory Building. Forty-nlnth-st
and broadway, the business viii be carried on
under The firm name OF j. y. Brewster q Co The
ncu building has 400 square feet mora room than
The present quarters with the additional advantage
OF enabling the firm TO display It's stock on
mammoth floor well lighted from three sides
Edward CallanaI's Son. No. 81 West Forty
four,h-st has several traps and runahouts In his
,yarerooms which In point Of trim and finish
should ulease all those who may want such
hci,s. . ,,.,.
william Duriand. Of Dur,and's Riding Academy
reports better business than for number OF years
nast and the number Of riders Is constantly on
he increase. His stables full Of good "A lot
of saddle horaes can be found IN the country
and his regular list Of PATRONS keen him ALWAYS
on the lookout for good to supply their wants
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REQUESTS TO JEWISH CHARITIES.