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1 j - i i . • i I CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF War Gad and Bneae are Hie two best horses I B lag at Tijuana. The latest reports from Virginia are quite favorable concerning the health of William Garth, who ha- been seriously ill for some time. lol.Mnelian. one of the fastest horses seen on the American turf since the day- of Biaehea, i- now -taniling at llimyar Slud in Kentucky. He is the property of W. R. Coe. Br«n Money, chestnut mare. 1!K.. by Iair Play St. rutin a, by St. Simon, property of Major T. J. Carson. Innnoiisburg. Miss., has been shipped to Kentucky to be nmtod this year with Hornless. Jockey for the Kaiser of Germany fifteen .M-ar- aga and a good rider on Chicago and eastern tracks in days gaate by, Nathan A. Hill. 43 years old. died la-t Sunday night at Kord Hospital. Omaha. Neb., after a severe attack of stomach trouble. Word come- from the far west, where that ssjec good raci- horse Tony I-aust. by Sain —St. Base, b St. Blaise, notwithstanding lis sixteen year-. i- a- fit a- a two -year old. Hi- owner. I.. Cal- breath, juincy. Ore., nay* hi- colt- are autemUd in divktaals, and if racing over ceases back in the ureal Tonys get will give a good account of tbem- selves. Mr-. Galbrenth uses the sou of Sain as a saddle bane.
