The sun., 1894-08-21
rALrAp1E HorsEs LANsEp.
The st.lnoa or-uz Died on Bosrd ship
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Lovers OF blooded stock were afforded a 'r.,t
yesterday when the Atlantic Transport Con.
pany's steamer Mohawk commenced - dt.,
charge her valuable live freight at foot Of West
Twenty seventh street. The equine arstur.a''
aboard numbered ffty-slx head, and the ,unt.
pany's representative, Charles stewart, was ou
hand to see that every precaution was taken
during the unshippinR.
The speedy chestnut horse Ormuz. said 10
have cost 1000, died aboard about II oc.o,k
yesterday morning, after being sick during tNo
entire trip. Every remedy known TO t'r cy.
perts aboard was tried In vain, and even a b-'tt
OF Elevcnth avenue whiskcy. To which ho VIC
treated during the night, failed 60 Inspire hin
with desire 20 see America He was ronslgnH
to Tattcrsalls'. and was insured for almost v.
full value. Ormuz was great tavorlte wki
John Porter, the famous king~clere trait-,
who found him very u~,l.l in leading hs
youngsters IN training. llrcNtrndcd more Ian
one classic winner during Ia, career a. pts.
maker
MIR. EdmuLdson. representing James II. & p
Keenc. Superintendent John Markey ofIue
Rancho del Paso stud. and all the othcI .u.
tercsted mustered on the dock at " i. W., tl.i
the unloading commenced. The first lot ID
down the peat-rovercd gangwsy included ,le
three colts and four hlics consigned to VI rUs
DalN. I 'itN lDOk''l VIII hlIti tll'lt 1llIl u'1
were generally admired a. they filed mp thclo
The kprnp thorOughhrrd~ were led acrot lie
dock to pcnnsy lyania lighter with thrtd sp.-
cial horse cars aboard. The bay mare Mldo
Dorset. by Dutch skater. Empress of hirL
with chestnut hlN at foot by Amphlon tl
foai tu Galupin. did not like her new qulrtrr.
and cut up very roughly. She dashed ouj '
ously and sent he glass and wood OF ~ ,tr
door into the river. She ,quicted down Lerrr
some time. but not until her hooks werqh,d
gashcd 10y the broken window.
Stcphanots, u chestnut mare hy SprinI 't
mon. and In fOal 10 Gold, also showed tmp"r
aud kept the carpenters busy in nxins Ept ne
scene In the cars when IN effort was nhd" -
box Lady Gay a beaHtifnl bay mare mare s.
finally transferred without any serious 9sha,,
Lady Gay bears an cXtr32Prdinary resentlan'e
to the st. Gatien colt, Meddler. and was N ones
lzrd bv those who saw Mr. FORBID q.
nous threc-year.old when he landed hele 'gst
year. A big reception awaited Dutch FlE, tho
bay mare by Dutch skater, as she camd down
the gangway followed by her twins, a cdt and
tilly by Galliard. She is again bred to thi 'amG
a lot q spirit and kept the help busy befof they
The assembled critics had rare oppo4 4uni,y
Of sizing pP Distnn an, lrisky brown ~ ., p,re es
Sc symphorisn, and has a brown iily at bci boz bs
the same sire. Dam and foal were SO festive
that they were kept on ihcsock until " tbs
perfect duplicate Of Lowlander, by tha same
sire, and made friends. with the local tlp at
once on the strength of the resemblance.
ronella. both bred to Sheen; the Hermit mares
omy mare, Dancing Water, and the graN Bar
csldine mare, Mavournecn, attracted General
among the lot and the consignment wis gen.
orally pronounced the finest yet imt4rtcd.
HAIRY VAUGHAN. Who iooked after s them tnri"s
the trying Journey from Newmarket. II was
Vaughan who was intrusted with the ore ~
Rufus sent to England recently. He hGs been