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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
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Another Young EnRiisbman Un-
doubleday slain in Canada.

Ne""stehg ,ohoues
MONTREAL, QUE, May 28.-The paral-
lei OF the Benwell case, the Kimber mys-
terry, which has been puzzlipg Montreal
detectives since the beginning OF April,
has moved one step toward solution.
This morning his body was found in the
upper reservoir, which supplies the high
toned part of the city with water.
Thomas Kimbsr OF Topsham, Devon
shire, England, arrived in this city on
April 9th, and registered at the Grand
Oentra Hotel, in st. James street, with
three companions, while on the following
Monday he left mysteriously, leaving be-
hind him in his room a large quantity of
blood with which the floor and furniture
were despatched blo0d.Btuined razor
and number of bloOdy handkerchiets.
Mr.. Styles, the ex-propriotor of the
Grand Central Hotel, stated on April
Goth: "On the morning OF the 18th in
stsnt, between 10 and IL o'clock, diB-
tiuotly saw Kimber leave the house on
his own feet, aud was naturally not I'M
duly slammed when blood was later dis
covered in hia room"
The matter had been given up az a
mystery until thig morning, when a
sionemGson named Bsrcheran, passing
by the high, level reservoir, noticed the
human body 1Iating il Inc water. It
was discovered that the throat had four
distinct cuts, which had seversd the
winlpipe. around the wound wal tightly
tied Q towel bearing the name I. Styles, "
the proprietor of the Grand Central
Hotel, and in the coat pouketa were
stones which weighed alruoat 20 pounds,
while on his underahirt was worked 1T.
Kimber," which clearly identified the re.
mains.
Kimber bad besn without N ney for
some days before his disappe,ran and
on board the Sarnis, the steamer on
which he crossed the Atlantic, the steward
says he assooia ed with rum" lot OF
companions, one CT whom appeared par.
ticulariy daft" and this is supposed to
have been his companion in the hotel.
On the day of his disappearance u draft
arrived from his father in England, The
question now is, was that the motive o.
the murder?
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

San Francisco, GAL, May 3O.-Robert
Fltzsimmons of New ashland, defeated
Billy Mccarthy of Australia, In nine
rounds at the California Athletic Club
last night for purse OF 81 $50. 1t was
titzsimmons' first finish fight in this
country and the result was a surprise.
Mccarthy was unable TO find him for
moro than dozen clean blows while the
Now HealaDder from the start to the 6uish
hammered his opponent at will with long
handed drives chiefly for the head.
MCCARTHY WAS batted about the face until
he hled profusely. Fi,zsimmons was un-
marked. MCCARTHY was knocked down
several times in the course OF the fight
and at the end of the ninth round was
unable to continue the fight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
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''s 'tHshses on '"e reh'"s"la- The
H'Al '"Hr,y h'nih1n'
eSo" Jill MD may oO.-Ihe army
NotA nfht appeared "a tals iocAlity
Hooot ~ Gays Esq, hhu since that tlme
nave b9en aSRrmlng with disastrous
,Aec'' tueif ilfht oolret OF ATTACK was
we Rso"ihR Wbea', whleh tney stripped
tAutSiy OF the psenehes, ltsSl1g only
the pAfs stA'E9, ana then began to prsy
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

Salisbury, Md, spscisl says; "Henry j.
LHngshnls, a Usll-knOWn iruer. rrslcfAg
nenr Qlanteo, nine miles tryl Ills city,
retnrnsi 10 hH homo snturdAw niEht, at ou I
. O'clock, and on entering his dluiu groom
he picked MP pistol. placed 1t 10 his
temple and lred. Tho bullet emUnad. 4
Itself 10 tho brain. Hts wf' and dluShtar
found him wing across tue Fireplace, with
the blood oo1.aR from tho wound. Doctors
prOned TIE Eraud Tor .hn bullet. but cou 4
not Had Il. MIR. LlnPadal1 cannot surytga
his wounds. lie Il Il hulf-nrothn- vi tho
late william A. Harrington. who was shot
and killed BY j Wesley yurrtu 10 October
u 1889, Mr.. Langsdalg served IN the Con.
federRte army fefnre enlsting no decided
his propert, valued ut about go 900, to
his mother, with the understanding that II
should be decided back II he returned from
the war alive. Whsn the conflict was over
he returned. hut found his estate In the
hands VI II Ielat.yd."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
Gems US oUEsgIoss.
what the Enunterhtors WIN ASH
K1ts ab0nf


what the EnumerAtors WIN ASK
YoU About.
Following is an official list of the quos.
lions which the census Commentators ara
REQUIRED to PROFOUND;
i. Christian name in full, and initial
OF middle name.
Surname.
Q Whether soldier, sailor or marine
during tho civil war %. 3. or Conf. J, or
widow Of such person.
3. Relationship to head Of family.
4, Whether white, black, mulatto,
or Indian.
8. Sex.
8. Age at nearest birthday. II under
year give age in months.
Whether single, married, widowed or
divorced.
s. Whether married during the csnsus
year dune LIST, 1889, to May 3ist, 1900
0. Mother OF how many children, and
number OF these children living.
10. Place Of birth
IL. Place OF BIRTH Of father.
10. Place OF birth OF mother.
10. Number of years in the United
States.
Is. Whether naturalization papers have
been taken cut.
16. Profession, trade or occupation.
IL. Months unemployed during the
census year Dune LIST, 1889, to May 31st,
1900
10. Attendance at school Tin months)
during the census year (June LIST, 1889,
to May 3lst, $500
10. Able to read.
30. Able to write.
81. Able to speak English. II not, the
language or dialect spoken.
20. Whether suffering from acute or
chronic disease, with name OF disease
and length of time afflicted.
%. Whether detective In mind, sight,
hearing or speech, or whether crippled,
manned or deformed, with namc OF de-
feot.
"a. Whether prisoner, convict, home
Less child, or pauper.
25. Supplement schedule and page.
26. IL the home you live in hired, or Is
It owned by the head or by member of
the family.
"a. II owned by head or member Of
family, is the home free from mortgage
membranes.
80. II the head Of the family is q
farmer, is the farm which he oultivates
hired, or is il owned by him or by a
member Of his family.
30. II owned by head or member of
family, is the farm free from mortgage
incumbrsnce.
80. IL the home or farm Is owned by
head or member OF family, and mort
gagged, give the post-oifics address Of
| owner.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
PLOTTING AGAINST THH SzAR.
A Movement Aimed ut His Life Un.
earthed i'm Paris.

PARIS, May 29.-The police OF this city
recently received information that a num-
ber OF Nihiliste were organizing q plot
against the czlr In this country. Tho In
formation Was followed up aud the result
was that 10 persons charged with being
implicated IL the plot have been arrested.
A number OF discriminating documents
we're seized at the lodgings OF the leader in
the plot-a Nihilist named Mendelsohn,
who resides at Fontenay-aux Roses, near
this city. A quantity OF explosives was
also seized at his residence
Tho names Of tho other persons arrested
Orion, 1lias Nolgrin; Reichlin and his wife
Peptolf, alias Levoff; Kaehinzsn, sliss
Anamien; five students named Lavneynius
Chalovski. Nakatchiz, Nepanoff and IemsteI
and four young women named AtchineEI
LabSovlteh, Pedezova and Bromberg,
TIE police also have information which
they claim proves that the prisoners pur.
chased materials for the manufacture OF
explosives from various chemists In Paris.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

The Baltimore sun announces thst a
company Of French capitalists IRE 10
undertake the construction of the Alsry.
land aud Delaware SHIP Canal on whti is
called the 5assaffas route, beginning ~
tbs mouth OF the Ssssairaa river 3gt
miles above Baltimore, GA the Ches.-
paEke Bay, following tho course OF The
Sassatras l6t mites u the head Of eide.
water, and then striking Rorcss 70 the
u l0wsre iiny At Lia.oua Point, jisiauc,
ot "a niles, The havy excavations on
this Ron would only e6.und z miis-,
and the cost OF the work Is estimated at
~, 09O, 900 fhia amour, Of money hSs
been subsc'ibed by the company orgap-
i2Ad, which hrs secured ths control II
the state charter Rld alock Of the origi
nal projectors II thu carel, who asked
for Federal help In their enterprise but
| failed to secure IT. III lSUi, il inforEll
that the work Of construction will lie
| begun IL ~ days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
AHkaAr Aca.
", q, Sacdu S:cis Srroua Place ia tho
Gtig Road Iencr.

". q, Sacdu E:cis SrcOua Place in tho
Etig Road lencr.
NEwEBg N. j., hSy Jl.--.Fhe 25-niles
haa.:icsp bicycle road raSs over the
ItVingtoD- Gilburn oCurSe sttrAGt6d over
1 900 persons yesterday and OF the 50 en-
tries, Go started. ". y. Seeds of the Wi 9,
minBton Wheel OI1o was beaten at the
tipish By W. r. West Of the GENTRY
Wheelmsn by one second Weat tainted
after he crossed the finish line. S.dds
rode q plueky race and more than fall
fitted expectations. Mcdaniel fell after
riding two niles aud was disabled, while
Dampmen broke his machine and had to
Withdraw.
West, tine winner, with 9t ID lu.es
start rode ;hs distance in enc hour, 80
minutes, seconds. Seeds. " minutes
start, covered II il orc hour, % minutes,
& seconds "a ssc1nds better than the
'eat previous record. W. +. Hurpby,
Kings County Wheaimen, with two MIN
utes x vt, made The fastest tins Of the
iao1, Que tnnr, 28 minutes and II see.
oHds, with Van Hsgoper one second be.
/ hind. q a. Elliott uanis in tOnth, +. b.
! Elliott eleventh, j, II. Draper twenty.
| ti7si, =. w. Iarrihsv thirty third. Seeds
I won u handsome gold watch, @. A. Elliott
q diamond stud, . Il. Elliott u Kodak
camera, Van WsRoner French clouk
and IA banasome copper table lamp, and
4 Draper a King Of tie ROAD lamp. The
Wilmington men beat their rivals the
I KIN. q lutY Wheelmcn OF Brooklyn BE-
~ pO,nti :, 36.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

KISaFIsHER, OKLAHOMA, May 30
While the streets were tbronaed with
people last night who had been to ths re-.
ceptiou Of Governor Stesle, who is max
ing tour OF the territory, there occurred
terrible tragedy on Roberts avenue, the
principal thoroughfare OF the oity, Joe
Walsh aud John A. McNaal became en-
gagged in q quarrel over disputed claim.
Walsh was armed with Winchester and
shot and killed his antagonist, The
tragedy was seen by hundreds of people.
The mob pursued tbs murderer aud but
for the timely interference Of the military
would have lynohed him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
PeaF'4 soap secures Deauutul oompIezion


NEW YoHk May 5O,-rhe Normannia
the latest addltien Ia the fleet of the
Hamburg American Packet Company,
cam into port this morning. She Gov
cred hprsHi VITA glory by smashing all
records tos maiden Voyages and fulfilled
the cxpsotstioni Of her owners and nd
mlters. Her trip was from Hamburg
and Southampton and sl9 made the v0y-
age from Queenstown 10 Now York in
days hours aud ! minute. Tho beat
previous record was made by the Oolum.
bic o. the same limo in July, 1883, whom
shp made the trio in 9 days hours Gnd
46 minutes. The Notnanpig's time for
he sake Of uniformity 10 taken from
QucUnstoRa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

SAR1SdFIELD, lit, June At was re-
ported last evening that Governor Filter will
Issue proclamation eony6ning the gem
eral assembly In extra session June l7lh.
The call Will be confined 10 the aonsiiera-
tiOn OF bills and resolutions relative to the
worlds fair, to be held at Chicago IN 1893,
Including the submitting to the people OF a
constitutional amendment 10 permit Chi
osgn to guarantee S6,GO0,uO0 OF bonds OF
the Fair Association. II IL understood that
1t is not deemed advisable by the governor
to include the subjects OF taxation and
compulsory education, as there Is no
emergency for action on these questions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

LONDON, May 3l.-'rhs staten mt has
besn made that the claims Of the German
ceiOnists in East Africa regulating the
boundaries o. their posAassions have
caused irritation in government circles
IN England. Officials hero pronounce
thia statement false and tbey say fur
tnermore that there is NO doubt Whatever
that the German government will refuse
to recognize the claims in question.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

MERGED Can, May 29.-The body oil
Frank III. O.'erander, ex-district attorney
Of MERGED county, was found By his chlli's
grave In the cemetery yesterday. He had
qUarreled with his vile OH Monday and Jeff
her and went TO a drug store where he
bought laudanum. He went TO the eeme-
terry yesterday and after watering the
lowers on bis chid's grave he lay down
and committed suicide.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
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CAnsoH, REn, May 3O.-Tho free COIN
age convention met here yesterday aud
adopted resolutions requesting senators
ana Representatives in Congress from the
state OF Nevada to favor the measure for
the opening OF mints OF the United States
fer free and unlimited coinage Of stand.
ard silver dollars aud TO support no other
biii Another resolution was adopted
disc aiming any connection with politics
on the part Of the convention.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
,r,nroh nnrnnn no,vn.

BRIDarPoRT, CONN, May 30.-The
Congregational Church at Fsntield, a
large wooden atructure, was entirely
burned last night. Loss, $95, 900. Toe
fire originated in the oil room in the
chapel and there being no FIRE apparatus
in the town the flames could not be
checked. The nre is supposed to be IN
iuoenliary one.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
Ninety.ouo We're Lo,t IN m. En-.

MONTREAL, May 29.--The coroner's In.
quest INTO the case OF the Tongue points
Asylum tire was concluded yesterday. Tho
lury could not say how the tisa broke out
and made several recommendation how
such buildings should be constructed. A
stateheut was also submitted by the Rev,
Sister 81. Charles showing that Oh inrnatas
were missing Instead Of 50, as formerly re-.
ported, viz six men, Ave sisters and 40
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
Lacisdo Flour WINS nvr,,s.

st, Louis, Mo-, May 2g.-The LscIede
Flour Mills, r five.story building cornas
Ninth and soulard streets, wore entirelv
burned at an early hour this morning. The
properly ia owned by the firm OF Kehler
BROS. Inc origin OF the fire is d mystsrv,
az inc mills have been idle for some tins
h anu were being remodeled for the manu-
i azure OF roller process -four. The loss a
estimated at si25,0OO; fully insured.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

;, PARIS, May 3l.--The Estqtttte saws
that the Nihiiists recently arrested hers
Tor plotting against the czar were on Inc
point OF dispatohing q quantity of az
pioalves to 81. Petersburg when tbev
were seized, The arrests, il is further
STATED, were made on information REQ wed
from the Russian police, ''''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
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DrmtS MAY 29-ln latter II tue Free.
HIits j5WnGl, Atenbishop Welsh SAYS thar
tI7 leunpts Defence FAM ~ amounts to
nYsr ti0 lJO, The tU81 the arch
Dtnhlp iecaras, represents in ns9Srtion Of
thbm iup fnmentAl prinotP' pfCrT}Estaa
morality. Ednt l. that tEi Jrapartg Of tls
poorest tenant Il as sacred as that OF tho
lIghyst landlord
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

BosToN, May 3O.--Oherles d. jenkins,
physician, has gone into insolvency. He
owes about $sl $40. The assets are d
tlird interest in letters patent ia an cleo
trio lamp and 80 shares OF Oolohis Min
Ing 90. STOCK, He IL understood TO have
dealt heavily in stocks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

WAsaiSaroS, May 20. Benjamin Haw.
Rins vas hanged at 1904 O'Clock to day Tor
the murder oil his WIFE, Cora. In South
Washington, March l4'h, 1889. Hawkins
was about 30 years of age. The murder was
the result Of domestic troubles, tho couple
having separated some tine before the
deed wae committed aud each had charged
the other with Iaithlessness.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

MARION, Ism, June 2.--Ino Glover Leaf
Manutactnring Company's building, en-
ploying 80 people, was destroyed by lire
yesterday. Lose, $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

SAN FRAs,1sco, CAL, Juus2.-'ras Cir1n.
tclf says: .i5stcrdGy's mail brou- ht lnl
regal documents cUnsI uugdnR thg snia Of
the ten principal br1Eeiies ia thls city to
the English syndicate ior s7,5OO.OOO.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05

some Fine Races nI Shc winning
ton EaIr Grounds.

The trotting events ut tho WILMINGTON
fair grounds Saturday afternoon, were ct
tended by about 1000 people aud proved
very attractive, William hhrshall, James
Green and u, y. Brown were Judges. rae
races resulted as follows:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
No A,,n,iny Npnrrinr.

BAS FRASCIsoo CAL, June 2.-rhe police
yesterday ratusad to allow Peter Jackson
AMI Jack Ashton 10 spar two rounds In the
Opera Houee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
NEARLY TWO CENTURIES
ASSIVEksARf ExERoIsBs AT ord
sWEDEs CHURCH.
WORSHIP IN THE HISTORIC FAME
DE. HoToHHIS TEAoEs THE PAST
OF IHE CHURCH.

HtIs 1872 Years Oid-PiOneers at Rest
In the Ola 8urtni PiHce-HOrsliIp
in she Early Days at ths OId
Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
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mlnicatlon signed Jpsepn Sheliendsr j. U.
Yausant. joel thompson Hnl 10 otEsr
citizens OF Mil Greek hundred aetting forth
that they were among the purohasaTs OF
grocsries by sample ard are perfectly
satlr Hed with t4etfln4Actl0n md TIA goods.
The matter wns referred 10 Ia th'a paper
few days ago NJ IA complaint Of Newark
oitisen, that the buyers had been sWlndled.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-05
I'm mEmoRy OF LEE.
Crowds Gather nj Richmond 10
View the Monument UnveiIinR.


crowds Gather nj Richmond TO
View the Monument dwelling.
RICHMOND, Va, May 29.-The city is
crowded and everything Sc ms to be in
readiness for the unyeiiing Of the Lee
statue. The principal streets on the line
of march, the side streets and private
residences are gAyiy decorated with
Union, Confederate aud state hIgs, bunt-
ing, banners and shields, while here and
there residences and business places in
yarious other parta OF the city arc also
adorned. The national largely predom-
mates in the decorations. Tue street
cars and vehicles have also eau hit the
decoration fever.
Detaclments OF military and veteran
camps are constantly arriving, all of
whom are met by details and escorted to
their places of rendezvous. The patriotic
airs OF the bands OF music and the steady
tramp OF soldiers through the strestB
create considerable enthusiasm. A ma
jority OF the private residences are enter
tanning the invited guests, while tho
hoteis and boarding.houses have all they
GU do.
The crowd was largely augmented in
numbers by all early morning trains. 1t
is estimated that at least so, eco visitors
will be here by noon. General Long
street arrived yesterday win the WASH
ington Artillery, and was givsn most
cordial weloous by tho Richmond How.
| tiers, who mel their guests at the sta
| ton.
Many stirring and { II setting incidents
have h ppened between other veteraua
and there have been many hugging
matches. Two were observed TO 60
! through this performances GU q principal
| street. Both had been in the army rs
boys. They had not met for "a quarter Of
q century. One is now a minister OF the
gospel; the other engaged in mercantile
| pursnits.
GENERAL. Low ON TIRE LOST CAUSE.
WILMINGTos, N. o., May 25.--Tae Az
ISOLATION of Confederate Veterans OF VIII
mington, lett here tonight Ter Richmond,
10 ! Anticipate il the ceremonies ut the
unveling OF the Leo monument.
General L, NJ. Low OF south Carolina
to night delivered the annual address be-
fore the Society of the Army OF Northern
| Virginia. He referred TO the late war Rs
the greatest revolution o. modern times,
and said it never was eEd never could be
rebellion. The justification of neither
side Of our civil war was to be found il
its phyaical result, State sovereignty
the cardinal principle OF the ConfederAt,
revolution and the most majestic pi!iai
in the temple Of our constitutions
union, though despoiled by northern
hands of its ancient dignity and strength
still lives to Sustain and vitalize tht
erAndest systeW Of government which
human wisd Im has ever evolved and mus
always remain the great conssrvator o
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-06
WAITS FROM WnLAKA. :
A Fine season for Crops and the Out
look Very Promising.

A Fine season for Crops and the Out
look Very Promising
WELAKA, FLA, Aug. 5.-The season this
summer has been fine one for all crops.
Fodder has been secured in good order and
sweet potato planting is about done. More
sweet potatoes have been planted than
usual. Peaches are a failure. Pears have
done very we'll. There are not many trees
around here. Grapes of scuppernong
family have not borne a good crop, but
some have full vines and they will
be made into wine this month. The supply
of wine does not equal the demand. North
ern people staying here in winter are get
ting TO like it. Oranges are looking as fine
as ever at this season. The crop is q scat
tering one. Some have good crops and 9th
ers none. People are paying more atten-
tion to keeping the oranges bright than
heretofore, there being a difference OF rs
cents per box. Nearly every grower is now
supplied with force pump and hose, so it
is easy to spray the largest tree, the rust
being caused by minute insect called rust
mite A solution of lime and sulphur is
used. and by going over the trees several
times in a season the mite is killed and fruit
kept bright. The cost of the mixture is
about 10 cents per barrel One barrel is
sufficient for twenty-five trees An orange
grove in bearing and well cared for is a
good property
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-06
JACKsoNvILLEs RACE IRA OK.
The Managers Counting on Making a
Big Hit This Winter.


JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Aug. g. The
Jacksonville Driving Park Association was
organized to-day with a capital Of 500 900.
The stock has all been taken up in this city
and New York. A tract of land one mile
from the heart of the city has been pur-
chased for the track and an electric railroad
will be built to it.
DIRECTORS CHOSEN.
The stockholders met to-day and chose
thirteen directors. Among them are Mayor
z. McQuaid, r. w. Simms, S. V. Casen and
other capitalists and turfmen The directors
will meet tomorrow to choose officers and
appoint n manager of the park, who will
begin work at once. 1t is intended to spend
S25, 900 to S35 600 in improving the park.
Applications are already on file from all
parts of the country for entry to the races,
which will be held in December.
THE RACING SEASON.
The racing season will continue from
December so April or May. and the best
horses in the country will be entered.
jacksonville will be the headquarters and
at least 200 blooded racers will be quartered
here. Many New York turfmen are inter
ested. In few weeks the association will
issue its circular, giving the terms and con-
ditions with the prizes for the first meet
ing. The track will be made as fast as any
in the country.