The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-08-12


S2j a week, with house rent and Gre wood. John
Bosley, son Of the late VIM. Bosley, Of this coun-
~. has the position. lie 10 q resident Of the city
and has had large experience In the business.
Two cases Of small. Pox have appeared At
IlAmpden. Falls road. The patients were resi-.
dents Of the city and came out In the county on
q visit. They were removed to their homes, there
| being no room nj the Marine Hospital for them.
DIR. Normcnt, sanitary Inspector, has notified the
people Of the neighbOrhoOd to be vaeeinated with.
out delay.
In the orphans' Court this week letters Of
administration were granted 10 Sam'l Pinkerton on
estate 81 Jacob Gerst; to Catharine Manner on
the estate Of John l.. Manner; TO Mary y. Pcarcc
on the estate Of DR.. Thos. T. q. Pearce; 10 Su.
sannah Gorsueh and Thomas Gorsuch. on the O..
tate Of Dickinson 0orsueh, aud TO John I. Yeiloit
on tho estate Of George Gclbach.
a certificate Of incorporation has been iled
In the record Office here Of the Mount Washing
ton Hall Association, the ineorporators Of which
are J. Harmanus Fisher, Edward u. Bruce, Geo.
7. Holiday. John n. Carter and WIN. Candy.
| The capital stock Is $4,000, divided into 100
shares Of $50 each. When completed the build
ing viii be used as public hall
In the Circuit Court here on Wednesday
Mr.. Geo ii. Elder, register Of voters for the ID
district. was ordered to place the name Of Mr.. =.
l.. Morling on the registration books Of that dis
August 2lst. II will be remembered that Mr..
Elder claimed that Mr.. Morling was not u resi
dent Of the ID district and for that reason he re.
fused to register him, hence tho petition to the
Court.
Mr. GEORGE II. Carman, examiner on Full.
ton avenue, on Wednesday filed his report with
the County Commissioners. The avenue runs
north from the northern city limits TO the east
crumost side Of Druid Till avenue, In this county,
and passes through ZIG different pieces Of proper.
~. The total amount Of damages for ground and
improvements taken 10 $26.GSO, which, with the
probable cost Of opening and constructing the av-
enue, will amount to $4,000.
The funeral of Mr. Dickinson Gorsuch took
place at Jessops ". Y. church, near Cockey sviile,
on Friday afternoon Of last week and was very
largely attended, showing the high esteem in
which he was held. The services we're participa-
ted in by Rev. J. y. Davis. ID. D., and Revs.
Watson Case. Jas. gladden.. Z. Richardson, G. Her
bert Richardson. Of Washington. and Rev. DR..
Mason. of the =. =. church. The pall.bcarcrs
were Henry Je'soP, Abram Jcssop. Clinton Jes-
sop. Thcs. u. johnson, DR.. Alex. Mitchell aud
Wilmer Hack.
1t always affords " pleasure 20 note gen q.
crous and noble act and here is one that deserves
especial mention II will be remembered that
some weeks ago Mr.. Fred. Groom, Of this place.
was kicked on the knee by n horse and sustained
an injury which has since confined him 90 the
hOusc. Ills gfass and oats were ready 90 cut but
lie wa. unable to see to having IL done. In this
dilemma his ncighbor. Mr.. Il. :. Cline.
came TO the rescue and cut his crops and declined
90 receive a cent for the work. Such man de-
serves to have his name written prominently in
the Lambs Book Of Life
Willie At the Mount Vernon Hotel. Bait;
more. a few days ago we had m opportunity Of
inspecting the work Of painting the interior ofthc
house. which l. now being done under . contract
with Mr.. John Z. Porter. Of Towsontown. The
ceilings Of the pariors are done in beautiful and
delicate shades. while the wood work il white. the
whole showing excellent taste and first class work
manship, rejecting credit on Mr.. Portcrs skill.
The Noun, Vernon is one of the finest and best
hotels in the country. all the appointments. fur
ni;ure. 3c.. being strictly first class II l. owned
by Augustus J. Albert. Esq. one Of Baltimore
wealihicst and most highly esteemed citizens. and
Is very succes,fuiy conducted by Mr.. II. Ga,nana.
an accomplished hotel man.
More Percherons for Baltimore County.
The imsricaa Farmer Of L., instant says
Although Messrs. W. 7. Walters 4 Co.. who have
done much 10 introduce Representatives OF the
best strains Of PcrcheroEs into this country, had
J determined. owing 90 the pressing demands Of
other business upon their attention, TO discon.
tinue their imporiaiicns, an opportunity afforded
them lately Of securing Of the most noted stall.
lions in Perchc caused them % change their de-.
eision and, as special arrangements had 10 be
made and a special attendant secured for the
shipment Of the horse. they had three mares
selected 10 accompany min. These have reached
here. almost without q scratch, aud are safely
quartcrci at Mr. walters farm.
The horse, called Black Prince, il Of . style
somewhat different from any Of the former intro
ducions. lie IL Of the deepest black In color, his
coat shining like satin and with an energy and
quiekness Of motion entirely unusual in such
heavy animals. lie il now seven years old aad
! i6i hands high.
I Though large and so strongly built as to look
the very embodiment Of equine power, with 4 long
! and superby archei neck, grand shoulders and
dent of vat in ant
he shows a style rather To be expected from Of
our quick moving trotiers than from n horse Of
such size aud weight. II isprobablc, indeed, that
with many combined exeeileneies Of the indi-
viduai. and Of his ancestors, and with such pure
and carefully maintained blood. such n horse
could not have been secured but that the death Of
one Of the most successful farmers in Perchc,
made il possible for the Messrs. Walters 20 pur-
chase him through their agent there, who writes
them about Black Prince az follows:
"lIe belongs 90 the most ancient Percheron
stock Of orne. For more than 200 years the
Sortais family have raised colts Of this same
strain Of PeFcherons, all Of which have been
eagerly sought after as breeders in our own
country. His sire, when % years old. fell dead.
harnessei 90 cart, n he returned from the field,
struck with apoplexy. liis dam, Mignonne. be.
longing 90 ". Petit de Corbert. was the daughter
ofthe celebrated stallion Mondoubleau.
Black Prince trots with as high action as the
most priEed Russian horse. had him htehed 10
my tilbury and my friends were amazed that such
mass could move With such speed aud action.
Born in 0rne. he was raised near me at Sizes.
where he stood. Beyond doubt had his master
lived he would not be for sale. lie !, q rcmarka.
bic type of that great % horses which 10 now
becoming scarce, owing 10 the GOOD Of Belgian and
Flemish blood introduced by breeders. looking
only for size"
We were present when Black Prince was first
pu; in harness after his arrival, and as Is related
above. 80 here. too, some excellent judges and
handlers Of horses Who we're present. remarked
with surprise and admiration his stylish action
coupled with such intellig enee. willingness and
docility that child might have driven him.
The mares are all large animals. two Of them
dark. the other n lighter grey. They come Of
families distinguished for their careful and pure
breeding. One ofthem IL full sister 10 celebrated
horse purchased by the French government for
~ 100 for the national stud at Pin. Another.
only four years old. and not yet fully developed.
il already iGl hands high. and promises 20 be an
animal Of magnificent development.
This shipment IL altogether an exceptional one,
and the influence its blood will have upon the
draft horses Of the country 10 likely to be most
favorabiy felt.
Fall Meeting at Pimlico.
The programme Of the annual fall meeting Of
the Maryland Jockey Club at Pimlco has been
issued and IL n. follows:
Fret Dsy-First race, Central Stakes, two
year.olds, one mile, 5000 added money second
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