The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-17
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.

>SANA SSNDIhAe VAZA 80
HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.
william r. Bishop at 50 Warren street
announces that he Is the New York agent for
3. Y. Baiiy Company whose wagons have
. world Wide reputation. Aside from this
limo full assortment OF station wagons.
Surveys. runabouts, wagonettea traps and
stanhopes are shown.
The Standard Coach Horse Company re-
Gently sold To James T. Wood ward. president
Of the Hanover National Bank. the grand
little horse Thunderbolt. q prospective blue
ribbon winner. and considered good enough
to win In the National Horse Show. New York.
The price was not made public but 5000
would be pretty safe guess. MIR. Woodward
will probably show the horse at Newport
this summer.
The name Studebaker has come to DO
known wherever good wagons are known.
Now tho house Is building up the same repu-
tation for good harness. Among recent sales
are one set heavy victoria harness and one
single park harness made to order for Freder-
lex Gerken. George D. Sherman also bought
q hne track harness and ON outfit OF horse
clothing for his Speedway favorite. The
department at Studebaker's devoted to har-
ness and horse goods Is one Of the best and
most complete In the city.
The Logan Sanitary Stall has been placed
in the Troy Police Department stables; the
Standard Oil Companys stables In Jersey
City, and Swift g Chicago Dressed Beef stables.
Many private owners In the city have given
the Logan Stall the preference; among others
using II are Isaac Brokaw and d. r. Harness.
At Durland's Riding Academy. on the even
ing OF May 20, Mr.. James H, Hyde will sell the
horses. sixty in all. used on the coach running
between this city and Lakewood. The horses
used on the coach Pioneer will be sold at the
same place on the evening OF June II.
W. D. Grand will hold three sales this
week at the American Horse Exchange. On
Wednesday afternoon the regular weekly sale
will be held and over 100 horses are already
consi gned. The entry book fol, this sale
evening eve I'M the George Watson company.s
SEEING snS poSss wifi sod
is q good lot we'll broken and thoroughly
on % TIN I q
carriage horses will be offered, These con-
st o, the oEs types o. pdkh an ana
many well-matched pairs
Bacon 4 Clark. at 90 Bridge street. Brook
sale on Wednesday last; About the came
day next About $50 good horses from The
horse. are kept in stock for private buyers
James Emslie sold last week a large con-
signment OF horses to the American Express
SSY2s fkS[ Mse p eSes s,sG
Of useful y, hcrsss Dr. Who
Is prominent in Wall Street paid $1,000 for
hish-cass pair for park USE
The Bedford Wagon Works, at 7s4 Bedford
that they supply business wagons OF every
to those who find i a convenience TO buy in
this manner. The company also offers furni-
ture vans and nearly every style OF wagon for
xsSh wSs Ss sod ''
Nj. W Baney Bro. at 81 Bridge street
saddle horses classed among the best offered
in any market At the farm in the Keystone
state all these horses are thoroughly broken iv,n
a ase whsn oered At the stables the arm
also shows 100 draught horses. ranging IN
r wss s f,Sm S9 to o ss ao az. s
located but two minutes walk from the
Broad street station q the Delaware. Lackn-
accessible to buyers from New York.
Hewitt. at Fifty.ninth street and Eighth
ponies. ranging In size from the dininutiye
Shetland tos-he useful harness type OF ~,
hands. He has TWENTY-FIVE on hand, from
with a variety Of colors and markings i9 SUIT u
every taste fHmpls,te Pony ont t1,n Is
in the latest styles Of make and color, Even
tho harness needed is provided. either in
black or russell. Mr., Hewitt,s specially
Is to poyae rs.dy ep ths s oi. 10
into and make merry.
keeps an assortment Of horscs suited TO every
need The heavy draught horse or bust
fancy dTy the es
that only honest statements will be made.
John Moore 4 Co have built up trade
that In A great measure In exclusively their
Glars Of customers who combine economy
v we ae' HDS no Est ss s E"s 'ns
Of John Moore L co. have learned that this
states the whole matter in few words If
you want to buy a runabout wagon, sta
ton surrey Sondy tFap s''aho oar
And a good assortment from reliable makers
at prices far below what many otners charge.
In harness, horse clothing and horse goods
of every description the assortment Ia COM
plete.
The harness depar tment OF X. Fl. Macy
A Co, like every other department IN the btR
snywhere. Here. a. elsewhere throuGh9nt
the store the aim is to give the most value
harness department is in charge OF p. H.
Comerford, an expert who has grown gray In
to The Wbsn Of the 9sd dyrs d OF
lvers a haIness TO customer the buyer may
feel assured that he has the best that skill can
produce for the money paid. Many patrons
Of the Speedway are patrons OF 4 II. Macy
rsiisbi the fR arnes. Is and how mo derate the
charges are for the best service.
Readers who have been patrons Of the
merchandising house OF Aschenbach l. Co.
will indorse the statement that for fair deal
front rank As for the stock, it is one Of the
most complete to be found under one roof.
Everything that Il patron can want, either for
the road or the stable. is here for the asking
The line Of harness u very complete.
and s envy at sSa p
quoted. In the line Of stable clothing the
assort nent is such that every taste and every
purse can be suited. Upstairs the buyer can
and everything needed to sspt4Sfe or repHir
Carried In a supply department.
The travel between New York and Newark
Is so convenient and constant that the New
Jersey metropolis seems really to be a part
q cyr own greater ety. !; N ouinby Co
ment a line of fashionable carriages ex-
ciusiyely the product OF their own works.