The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-07

?. Powell Of this city and z high clsss black
70 Charles G. Bowen they sold brown gsad;;
attention anywhere.
.o " p Grand Ia: recently rec. :o,a rst:
yyShp i; pSsl o. Harrison. MY y, - NJ:
f. John f Drew ' statise Wagon 70 spe' and 70 ".
H. Lnbury. Trenton, N. j.. basket phae-
At the American Horse Exchange W. D.
Grand has a carriage department.. In charge
81 sHie9I that ranks With the best II
addition, Mr.. Grand.s Is tie New York head;
a4haTte r. tSr the Fabsr speed wagon s N
may be seen at the saiesroSn ~. '''
Al the American Horse Exchanse. on Tues:
day night at s'o,closk W. ?. Grand win sell
horses suited to the various needs Of city
buyers This Is consignment Of Iowa
S bosS Sea sRGs na n ss ,c Nc
eStsined than the e' fact that w. f. pobson Of Of
New York market q the best class Of horse
TO be found in the West, has only been able
pent, this season. He has been travelling
all through the West since last summer
trying e. secure a sufhcient number OF what
for the New York market. with the result.
as stated that he has only been sbls to secure
sSoSs seaa 0 Many hs
finishIns touches es to init 1t them FOR the show
same place on wednesday evening. june
70, at 8 o'clock, their last consignment Of
horses Of the present season; Included in
the consignment are several combination
Of an ysrE e eaadn r s
vice. Also number Of oobs suitable for
drive and accustomed to city sights
To those who seek health and pleasure in
the saddle il. will be Of interest to know that
trained saddle horses are at Durland's Riding
the best facilities for T GETTING the best prod
A well hammered, well-schooled saddle horse
Is a pleasure to those who ride
John Moore has been selling good wagons,
harness and everything pertaining to stable
supplies for so many years that any lndorse-
supernuous lair dealing and good goods at
the lowest possible prices have been the means
Of making him POPULAR. and he relies upon
&. s, Luaueer 4 Go. invite, tbs. attention
OF Feeders to . complete stock OF harness
horse and stable furnishing department
This old established house does not advertise
any special bargains: everything 1t carries
Is priced low when the highest quality is
consi dered, Fifty years selling In this one
line has taught that the trade to be desired
and that which will keep stealfast is the buyer
of good goods. A poor harness Is dear at
any price. Nothing is more deceptive than
leather. A little polish and gloss sometimes
deceives even an expert but the test OF time
deceives no one The line OF summer horse
clothing, lap sheets and everything reasonable
Is also complete.
The horses which have been working the
Pioneer coach between New York and Ards
ley viii be sold ~ auction at Durland's Riding
Academy on Thursday evening next at
O'Clock The horses were purchased by the
committee OF the Coaching Club in February
last, and were most carefully and critically
selected. All We're broken, single and double.
They were driven by the cOmmitte in pairs
and tours until April 49, when they went on
the. road" The season lasted eight weeks.
and II Is estimated that ea CHI horse has aver
aged eight miles a day. excepting Sunday.
during that period They are accustomed to
electric and steam cars. autom obiles and the
usual sights Of the road They are Of good
eleven miles an hour with ease. some are
ex ceptionally fast They. are confidently
recommended by the committee. and believed
to be the best lot v hich ever worked Pioneer"
coach.