New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
HORSE AND cARRIAGE NOTES.

p Brewster g. co. Broadway and Forty-ninth-
st (Old Guard Armory Buildns). have done really
booming business since moving TO their ware
rooms. and their salesmcn finding plenty OF
work right along showing customers tho good
points and improvements In their new goods
Tichenor & Co.'S last consignment Of the present
season OF housekeeping matched pairs and single
horses will he sold by W. u. Grand AT the American
Horse Exchange Broadway and Fiftieth-st, on
Wednesday night next. at o'clock by electric
light The consignment will include number OF
nrst-cass pairs and Ave sensational horses adapted
FOR showing purposes. The horses Will he on eXhi-
hition al the exchange Monday and Tuesday
Mr. Grand will also sell on Wednesday at p. m
ten high class hackney bred harness and saddle
horses consigned by F. j Kimball. Of Philadelphia.
They were bred AZ his Radnor Valley Farm and are
the 20, OF Dancget. Cadet. Matches Of Londes-
horo Northern Light and Little Wonder They
all Of good ages perfectly broken and ready for i'm
mediate service. Among them ia the hackney stall
ION Phpbus ISIS Imported in utcro,. by Dsneselt,
dap f.ill by Lord Swaziland. by Lord Derby. five
years 1891 broken to saddle and harness. and A
great all-around goer on the same day consgn-
mont Of Ohio standardized carriage horses. the
property OF Douglas Bros. Marion. Ohio. will be dis
posed Of together with about nifty seasoned horses.
the property Of private owners.
The Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Company,
broadway and Prince-st. Is exhibiting IN its ware
rooms a large and varied assortment OF carriages
and trans for summer Its tandem Is
attracting much attention. and good judges pro-
nounce Il one OF the handsomest and most correct
carts yet turned out
Business at J. f. Goodrich & Co.'S No. 6si Broad
way continues lively as ever. and the last week
I'm particular has been decidedly good Sales have
been principally In depot wagons. canopy saxon
phintons. combination traps and buckboards. The
firm has done trading for old work this season
than ever before. and has had no trouble in dispos
ing OF it, 1t put the prices right down rock
bottom. a few OF the bargains in secondhand car
riages will be found mentioned In tho firms adver-
tisement in another column.
j. NJ Quinby & Co., the Newark carriage builders
report business as excellent both the home
rooms and at their branch, Fifty-ave. and Twenty
splendid selection OF seasOnabe carriages and their
name is Il sufficient guarantee that the workman
ship and material used OF the best.
Edward Callanan's Son, OF No 81 West Forty
and several fine second hand jobs In good order,
which intending purchasers would do we'll TO look
over.
The showrooms In the big carriage house of Van
Tassell e. Kearney. In Thirteenth-st.. near Third
ave- contain everything that Is new and fashion
rias cabrioets onnibuses. wagonettes. beach wag-
Jns pony carts and fancy traps are shown In great
profusion, while the harnessroom contains A large
stock OF the finest grades OF imported and domestic
harness, suitable for every known vehicle. The
pleasant weather has given the firms regular semi
second hand vehicles boom such as II has not az
pericnced in years. Elliot Lafetra reports the
usual good business from the horse department.
where the hrn usually has from my to one hum