New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

YoBsg AND CARRIAGE NOTES.
Burr & Co.. No 1909 Broadway corner OF 49, 49,
- Ida prosperous week far above
expectations.
20 Of No 1874 10 74o Dorchester
,1.n,r.a, Canada. will have a carload OF ca
ST., s,oclr at the American Horse EXCHANGE Oh
Wednesday. which they say Will be 'he There Pg' are ire
they have ever OF this Arm in who
relied upon Int CANADIAN e. nSdR supply nns stock
,s limited. and,t is thought these ah'ina's wiz ""
a ready sale
=, ,.,r,o,oh Of No 1853 East Twenty-fourth-sI'
hos had a fairly active week One pair went 10
Hartford Conn., andlseveral singles were sou t""'
h,opybt eood prices He has a numper Oh recent
arrivals among them pair OF nre lack Mcpon
Pre- nhnwea under saddle: she has speed and actoh
fine shape and coioI
,...os r. Rvers OF No. II to % West Sixiy-sec-
ona-st has a fine line Of pairs and singles on
hand He says he has load OF forty hesu s ape
tomorrow Am Sas average high acting and well
matched.
TIT g p,,rs, Of the Speedway Carriage and Har-
ness company No. 12l West Forty-seeond-st'' VIII
show the Werner speed wagon sSo Fnss
al the Madison Square Garden uuri's ''e i"e
Tipton sale all OF this week
Anp,cat,,ns for the Werner speed wagons
have been received by the Speedway Carriage ana
Harness Company No 12l West Forty-second-st
,rom Connecticut Virginia Long Island and Mas
sscbusetts in the last week. The demand for this
light and strong sixty three pound venice Is $50 so
large mar b fnrce st the Factory to Al orders
hand.
The BIaurock Carriage Company, Broadway and
Fortv-eighth-st has sold number OF speed
wagons both OF the Caffrey and the Crawford pat
ents TO visitors to the Horse Show The repair de-
partInent OF this concern has all the WORK " can
attend to.
Jules S. Bache. the Exchange Place banker,
bought a Werner speed wagon (sixty-three pounds)
II the Speedway Carriage and Harness Company,
No l21 West Forty-second-st.. last week and he
also bought ffty-nine pound speed wagon OF an
other make, which he drove the other DAY III the
Speedway.
William H. Beers the old and well known horse
man, who has been the owner OF several stables
himself SAYS that Charles T. Proctors stable is
the cleanest stable in New-York When Proctor
is not showing high actors. he is contlnuaHy poR-
ing around his stable with dust brush or broom,
or seeing that his stable boys are cleaning up
One of New-York's leading florists. who is noted
for his snowy equipages has fitted out his stable
with a complete line of new harness and stable
necessares from the harness department OF me
Speedway Carriage and Harness Company NO III
West Forty -second-5t.
The Fashion Coach Horse Company, Nos lH ana
1,s West Fifty-ffth-st has had excellent week
business Three pairs Of fine carriage horses were
sold at 3, 500 $3.50 and 1900 respectively They
were high class and good stock Mr. Leihy' the
manager, reports over elgnty hedu OH manu. VII"
consignments arriving weekly.
John. Arthur No 40 West Fifty-hfth-st, should
have taken a ribbon with Sir John A. at the Gar
den, on Thursday In the opinion OF his friends He
received the applause The dealers did not fare
we'll this year
Colonel C. L. Railey has sold about all his
stock at Durards, and Is going back 10 Lexing-
| ton XIV He will be here again I'm January with a
| fine new and fresh selecti'iL
Durlands Riding Academy has full classes anu
is doing more business tan ever before In Its
| New York history. It's PATRONS are eiated over
the Horse Show decisions because they have taken
| SO many blue ribbons in che saddle classes ana
| others.
Mr. Hedges Of Hedges Seaman Co, or the
| American Horse Exchange. overworked during
| their recent sale. and is now confined 10 MS
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