The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24
ing and those gentlemen who wish 70 add .
few good ones 10 their private stables.

few good ones 10 their private stables.
studebaker harness viii soon come to b
as well and favorably known as studebaker
vehicles. The harness department ID now
one Of the largest and IN ost completely stocked
In the city. and Studebaker prices were always
right prices.
The Durland Riding Academy not only
affords pleasant place for the public to
FOR q cantsr when Chg, weather Is inoiehent
can also find here good line OF saddle horses
thoroughly, schooled and ready for service.
trotttns bred espria a. horse, At his sta blss,
In fifty-eighth street. he has some. good
enough to make bid for ribbon In any
show ring
Fl, Melse keeps good assortment, OF hor ses
IN about every desir a Die type. He can show
draught horses. Weighing, i.S00 pounds to
horse Of 1000 pounds to 100 pounds. There
horses for the road or park.
The name OF ]. B. Brewster 4 Co. has long
stood for all that Is good In road wagon
Of shs ps wors shs
but there IL always an air OF nish--a dlstnc-
tive style-that marks and Identifies the
product OF this ions-esta balshed house.
William II. Gray has been selling wagons
II New YORK men t e middle age were
thriving. and to-day the stock is more com.
plete and the ~ ices are more INVITING than at
S snX Rrdsvlous time since the business" WIS
ps DSs ,b, S esTsG '5t spd as.1 a
In their ' pl vate sales sta bles can be found
drausht horse able to draw three tons 70
the high stopper with style en- ough to ATTRACT
attention among the throns n Central Park;
second hand are catalogued at their auction
sales. held twice each week.
The me Elan rau ON carriage stands for
all that il best In q heavy pleasure vehicle.
At the showroqms. Broome an Centre streets.
well as, new and novel, In every style for
the park or for country use. There isa style
9 ri 's That Is s' dstnetvey superor to the
work OF the general maker.
sales made az favorable Prt:es Business i,ms..
until midsummer.
Tho Logan Sanitary Stall is con stantly
growing in popular favor. No owner who
In cleanliness il far excels all others.
R; $. Lpqueer L Co, is 50 we'll known to
goods that any words here can only indorse
the high stan ding OF the house and the repu-
taton 1t has for fair dealing and fair prices
Bishop, at 80 Warren street, ann ounces
line of high grade carriages for city and
tion IL very oonven lent for downtown bust.
ness men. and the quality Of the vehicles and
the prices are very attractive.
John. Moore 4 Co. state briefly and to the
poi' that they can accommodate any reader
or surrey. trap, or Stanhope, or any kind
Of useful vehicle, even to pony wagon.
Being sss pay eoy al
Warren street.
Bacon 4 Clark. the we'll known auctioneers.
sold from their pi Nv ate sta BILE to Robert Gatr
Of Brooklyn q pair Of fancy carriage horses
% EeHd p 1sasht asa or
gray heavy drausht horses to Donald suther-
Bacon 4 Clark, at 30 Eldridge street. Brook
lyn, hold n sale by auction on Wedn esdny OF
each week of horses suitable for every pur:.
pose From 100 to 200 horses are offered at
from from The heavy y drausht horse to the fancy
driver.
The Peters Harness and saddlery Company
ann ounces big bargains In all liTes Of horse
:ss III: s sos &c:
IOuR HuhtumeO.
Van. ,Tsssell 4 Kearney. believe they can
show the Largest nuWber 81 veniies gstIhereid
this depar tmert are better than In any pre-
yious season, largely due TO the GOOD taste
eral FIN ish. and MISC because ten ding buyers
can see more than 900 vehicles rom which
to der Ike oa n' Of EsTapd
keaney.
4 Sst~ n.l.~ D,,-l
Company. the well-known dealers In harness
f. CT lns Il arst;eaf t goods q price.
Of Of the court direct. that tho entire stock
be sold at 90 Barclay street.
which ". D. Grand is the sole agent in New
York the showroom is filed with, every
Among the recent sales is road coach to
James W.. Hammond: The fine line of nat
anal wSGd Rss
city: Joseph Hull OF savannah. Ca. and John
II. Poole, Harrison. n. Y.
The G. F, Bates Company has received q
Of Useful fEaeh horses from ne
i've Of being eng FOOD r enourh for the show ring.
Business Is good ut the city stables
1t is scaroelv necessary for, Cammever 20
state that his name on shoe Is q guarantee
Of n hi n standard Of excellence. The public
have learned that by experience. II takes
time to win public confidence but once won
and the policy continued the royal road to
SUCCESS is a natural sequence. Aside from
supplving the wants OF the Peneral public
Cammever makes n apecialty Of LOOKING after
the needs OF the riding and drivin~ rublic.
Evervthinr the devotee Of the saddle can
desire in the share Of footwear Is shown
here The STYLES are ur-to-date, the quality
OF the best and the pricss are the best that
can be offered where the reputation Of the
maker IL to be maintained Everything In
wonan's outfit for the saddle Is also shown.
Ri Macy 4 Co, tell In their announce
ment much that should interest readers.
II Is so tersely told ard contains 80 much
that every render should know that II Is we'll
worth repeating here.
I'VE nre harness Notwithstanding the
interest ~ broadly and thoroughly as though
we cold rot hing else. The stock IL BOT pirched
into a little corner. IT spreads owe. ten
thousand SQUARE feet OF floor apac~ ard in
cludes the best quail les o. I'll ste bio re0ui sites
at q an wing Of from 2s to ~ pcr cent.
poor harness Is hound to prove poor In +.
veatment-po matter how little Il may cost.
When the leather and the stitches 20 to
pieces the buyer contemnlates the wreck
with disappointment and hrds no copeola /.
tion in the thought that he didn pay much
for II. The merchant IL not excused for
selling inferior, untrust worthy harness.
knowledge OF TINT fact alone would deter
us from handling tricky or trashy goods
We are deliberately cRrefr! In the selection