CAPE MAY DAILY STAR WILL BE i’L'BLISHED EVERT MOONING,

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AOmTISiBU KATKS :

THURSDAY, JULY 8. 18SW.

The Daily Stac ha* the Urgrat calatioiL All cotUg.-m Ukr It, ami *ialt»i> alaaya ilujairr fur it.

Sometbiko, at leait aboald tic done with Oie broken pavement on Perry atmet by the burned ground* of the Columbia. The drbria aboald moved back irom the aidewalk aod the pavement repaired. Tbla walk ii mac uted, and pedeatrian* aboald not I oompelled to travel over aacb a rough highway to reach the beach. ■ Tine hackmen for ourr have Wn aerved a* they aboald % have been. A few day* before the arrival of the jourualM* Mr. Barkidale. of the railroad company, made an arrangement, at a fair price, with the hark driver* to convey the excurakeiiata from the Sea Breeze to the Stockton. Shame re*t» on a few who called a hurried conaultation juat before the train arrived, at which the price wa* doubled, and on the other* equally a* much for aoqnleaeing in the movement. They thought they hail the bird in' the cage before It wa* caught. Aa a reault the ekeundoniat* walked the board walk to the hotel. If they had taken the party. 27&, at the regular price, 85 cent*, they would liavc lieeii in pocket MS.75, but they made nothing. How it mu*t have grated upon the hack driver** conutitutiou* ! Will they ever do Mich an a We hope not. A rnomsEKT New York Democratic paper yesterday morning contained the important information that Mr*. Harrifcon, upon the advice of the Pre* id rut, had decided to give up the cottage Point. Thia led the Stak reporter call at the cottage, where he wa* i formed by her that *he had no such advice, and no auch intention*, and that the atatementwa* a falsehood. lan't it funny that these organa can' let anybody alone. They certainly cat not be called nnrtpaprn, and puhlb.li auch wanton He* a* these, to hart Mr*. Harrison'* comfort and Cape May * prosperity. They are no good the country anyway, only to preach purity, while aiding In corrupt deal* by telling half the truth so a* to mialead people Into aanctioulug their scheme*. No, Mrs. Harriaon la in a civilized and plraaant resort, ami we are sorry that people are so badly troubled about the cottage. Cape May la- not and Mr*. Harrison i* not. No decent New York journal la troubled. Who ought to I

then?

To one who 1* informed in detail Ita superior advantage*, it la very *i prising that Cape May ha* not grot much more rapidly in population and Improvement*. The United State* government report* have always shown with scientific certainty that our clilnate la super!-jr and most equable; it la a fact of world-wide prominence that our beach la the best drainage beach in the world; we have unequalled natural facilities fur bAhing; the best water which can be obtained for city use; an opportonity for the landing of steamer* immediately In front of our city, In addition to excellent nail road facilities, which are about to be Improved by the addition of a new line—In fact, everything which a seaside resort can have to help it to prosperity and growth, and yet though it ha* grown and is growing alowly but surely, other resort* with not a tithe of it* advantages an- puahlng ahead at a phenomenal rate. Why la this? Our answer 1* briefly that: 1. The world doesn't stop to discover, without assistance, the merit* of a place, but must have Ha attention called or It will pass It by, and Cape May has made practically no effort to attract attention for the past five year*. The Ides which seem* to prevail among it* buainea* men and some of ita property ownera is “We have the best resort and that U sufficient. If people have good judgment they will seek u* out." Of coarse. In this age of electricity, a team and the wonderful new power which Keely is endeavoring to capture; in this age of development, when our country la growing In population to ai which is wonderful, a place or business conducted on such a basis cannot be S. The word enterprise ha* formed cloak daring the past few years, under which one or more res! estate confidence operator* have Inveigled people Into dropping money on wlld-cat scheme* and have given some people abroad the ides that It la unsafe to Invest here. A correct one, too, If these confidence men are given the opportunity to manipulate it. This has retarded real progress, but the Star proposes to protect the people as much aa possible from these sharks hereafter by prompt and rigorous denunciation of any scheme which has the

advertiking.

STARLIGHT.

There

•uld be s jubilee time on the number of guest* is constantly

ft

batbiug more plcaaaut and

The people north, essl

south and west mu*t lie informed of ou advantage*. The chy should employ man able to present its claim*, to trav* all the year, contract for room*, col tage*, building, in short act *• an euvo. extraordinary for Cape May City, a, Tl

rompaiiird by map*. psmpMcts. all the grow.og. requisite* for allowing people .if w.-ollh Never was and culture what Cape May U like. rxbll » r » tln i: Tbs wealthy property owner* should oil . Tl,c “j* 110 S contribute ,o tbc .t.H-k of the new short '“T? ‘~ U ('„ line road. The budne*. men of thr 1 .n^lihlL,, town Should r*i»e . fund for advertising Stockton will I purpose* and place It in ihe hand* of a main attraction!

committee of most reliable men for ex- Carroll Villa Is one of the penditure. The new and enterprising summer boarding cottages, owner* of the iron pier should carryout Congress 11*11 hop lo-night. their project .ml make a landing place • nd J « *»> d *' for steamer*, sod the cmfidener operator . . E " r > bod J‘ d ' dl «l-Ud

l»- ste . s-d ..n with br Kllt P ru *I , * ;cU f<,r » great acason. d If any of the old Haynes, Box 231. Cs^Maj Post Office

tricks are tried, should Is- scut to the 4t

lilding* in Trenton and cls.1 Try do experiments, but advertise In suit. We want vigor and tbe Daily Star, tbc leading Cap* May } union and the blending of interests. d * n J' b > lon * odd *- Thrre should Is- no foolishne** i.-nuil- W ! le - V '‘ p on * r f“ i Ul1

are the beat equipiwd on the beach, weil (,'areful attendance. tf !

to destroy the harmony, but a union of The Grau 0|icra Company Ibis active business men willing to |**.l their t umbers thirty people and they sue* for the commong.ssl. Cap.-May groat. Don't miss it Friday, red* to Is- more widely known and Have you tried our soft cream ■

evrloned ' It '• always fresh, 51 Washington strict.

1 ' I H. Niss, Ju. _ ,. . „ * ,, ,, ... Wasted.—A maid (white)

The yacht Idler, owned by Mr. W m-: in a lamily, guests at a leading hotel.

■uglily equipped for Kcferenoe* required. K. G., Bur Of-

PMladdphia—Joseph S. McConnell. i M A. Cowden. M.i. Co.de,.. Johff Baird. William MrClary, B. A. Wo. ' —-' - ^ ,l * Mrs. Cliarles W. D'uane, Miss U.u! Duane. Kussell Dua .-. Dover. Del.—Mi** C. M. Bheetx.

HOTELS AMD COTTAGES.

trolling ami fi*hing. It

-ith three varieties of trolling hook* with mother-of-jN-arl slunk* t.i prevent uracious blue-fish, or horse mark-

er*!, from freeing Itself with its sharp " Go to Hatty's, corner teeth, and to attract them by it* glisten-' Washington streets, for lug. When a fish “strike*, hr L- gone," | liquors^ Put up exp

• the significant phrase given usliy ( “**'

Mr. June*, and the fisherman who use* H you wish

them need not t.-U of the many “atriki his line has nvriv.-d miles., h.- i* abb

United Bute* Hotel est esublnbed hous<

kept by Mr. and Mr*. He.

and driver

ihow up the fl*li

Tbe tide on Die b last evening, rcac

( twelve feet of tbc board walk. I were at tbe beach to witluas it. I am not tbe only one, but one of the i Practical Watchmaker* of Capu May j

n high.

manrtag. r+,.' ..r — n. n I

Mr. Jones U fn-qu. idly m|uiii.-< by Mr*. Jones in lit* fishing .-xeursious and she is never so well pl.-as.*! a* wl.ei eatt-bing the garai-y blnefisli or wliat ever may lie sought. Both *b.- and Mr Jones find the sport invigoratliig an. conducive to biulth. BUiee leaving

Cape May last spring Mr. and Mr*. ‘^xcSh

Jones have |ias*ed their time at Old needed pariliona. tf Point Comfort and Bedford Spring*. Go to A. Hewitt's atore, « Washing. Pa. While at Old Point Comfort they ton street, for dry goods, notions, and caught enough hlurfiah to provide their miUiuery. Store, opp. Catholic church, friends with them, much to their de. i ur motto. One price to all. ^

light. They will remain at the lufay-

. die, Pbiladelph

I Wiley, of Congress 11*11 hi

ette for the ■

Stolen Yacht Heard From

It is gratifying to note that the yai-ht stolen from Pilot H. H. Church and reported in tbe Star of July l*t, was put in the possession of Pilot (Tiurrh yesterday at Tuckertown, N. J., where he and — randered with a view to Intercept the yacht'* northern filglit. thus verifying the prediction of the Star that Pilot Church would hunt

hard for the thief or thieve*. Those i 0 f {j ie we i|.g no ,

already made in regard to taking -asion of said yacht at the landing on Baturdsy evening last.

Well Done

Editor Cape May Star: You deserve praise for you! course relative to tbe dog nuisance, for Council became moped thereby and in turn moved tbe Mayor. Now let’s bsve fewer dog fights on the streets. I find the Star always standiog up for the right aide of everything. Thanks.

Cottaoer.

Heard at Atlantic Cttf. Guest—“I must get up very early to morrow morning " Clerk—"Shall 1 put you down for a call ?” Guest—No, tbe porter might forget It. I'll just leave the window open and let the mosquitoes In."—Atbury J\trk Spray.

Wiley's Congress Baths are splendidly

equip|>ed for business, with excellent bathing robes, polite attention, and convenient rooms. Pavilion on the beach (or accommodation of his bathers. tf Powells Hotel and restaurant. No, 8 Washington street, baa been pul in excellent shape for the summer business. Mr. Powell is agent for the Germania Brewing Co's products and recommends

their bottled beer very highly.

Prof. John C. Schmid's Orchestra, of Philadelphia, discoursed fine music *1 Homeyaid's summer garden. Beach avenue and Decatur street, and attract* ' >rge numbers of listeners. It Is a part

Germania.

will describe

8. par wealthy property owner* are too indifferent to aid the progress of tbe place and, perhaps, are satisfied to allow it to remain just as it la, since their eemfort is assured though tbe wall* of the city decay and crumble. It will be observed that all who are interested In Cape May are evidently In fault to a greater or lam extent, and all peed to reform. TV first eweutial is

Mount Vernon. Mount Vernon Is Disking friend* t

day.

Bucbolz and family arrived by steamer Republic on Monday laat * ■pend the season at their collage Thomas Weinman and family came uown on Tuesday to take possession of his handsome cottage on Brarb avenue. It Is one of the finest st Cspe Msy and extend to Mr. Wetnmxo s hearty

Albert Shannon, the well-known Philadelphia hardware dealer, has rented the Hagan cottage for tbc season. Ha was here for a few weeks laat season and was so well pleased that he concluded to rent this season. He thinks that Mount Verson is a fine place. Our Mount Vernon correspondent Is a dandy. He can write a throe-column article in 14 minutes with tbe temperature 105 In tbe shade. It Is needless to tell that he I* a great flab story teller. Mr. Cox, a Phlladelpba builder, hae bought the oottage at Eighth and Beach avenue for 14000. The Mount Vernon people will gladly welcome this new comer to their midst. They all pull together over there and wide-awake

are always welcome.

Hand A Sou are the uld orig-

inal and ohiyCape May diamond cutter* in Cspe Bwy^Ca|ie Msy diamonds set in rings, plnsktud*, buttons, and all of our own manufacfitHu Repairing of fine watches and ji-wclr^-bj^skillod_

workmen only.

Go to Lansing's Cafe, corner Lafayette and Decatur streets, for private terrapin supper*, soft, hard, and deviled crabs, oysters, and little neck clam*. Game in season. Wines and liqnors. Beer on diaugbt. Families supplied, tf Mr. E. Misson, whose store is rich with choice novelties, has been so popular with our visitors and residents, that he has introdnoed many things entirely new, beautiful ami useful. In a dsj or two, through the advertising columns of the Star, ' '" *

these goods. Call sod

"o. 86 Washington street. tf Fred. Arnold's Merchants Exchange, corner Washington and Jackson street*, is one of the oldest houses in this city, and has always been noted for tbc ex oellcnoc of its liquors and cuisine. Dinners especially prepared. All the seaside delicacies: little neck clams, deviled crabs, soft crabs. Cool summer garden. Familtetsupplied with bottled beer and liquors. tf The Stock ton life guards are now ou duty and are stationed in front of Stockton bath houses daily. These men are sober and men that have had several years experieoce, and their maintenance depends upon the liberality of pe-r

sons bathing in that locality.

in uo wav connect* J —

life guai apply to

tf William Brows, Captain. One of the finest hotels in tbe city .. tbe Brexton Villa, and It is conducted by Mr*. Myers and her charming daughters in a manner which precludes the poosibillty of improvement. Lor ' views arc obtained from the rooms, a the broad verandas are of tbemsel... great inducements for comfort-loving sojourners st the serahore. Tbe rooms are nicely furnished and quite a number are arranged In suites of two or three. Id past sereoos this bouse has been very successful and will undoubtedly be

zjnen. WUhain. ts WasmnEion M ElUrcdgr, K h. * Washington »t El Hot. J W . IV Columbia ave Evans, Mrs M J. 3 and 4 Stockton lloi Ellrrth.C P, 61'Jscksou it Erwin. J. Warner. hUicklon ave. and

Este, cnas, ZT Hughes st *•—icr, Kobert, 40 Columbia a " " Hughes st

Mi di a* PethMstooeTPL. 2

io Lalayrtte and Wood s

WI loon, tbe colored man who was over by tbe gravity road car at Steamboat Lamdlng on Sunday, died from ita effect on Tueeday. Coroner Eldridge was summoned and held an Inquest which resulted ta a verdict of “aoeidental death,” with a censure of tbe conduct of those who unlocked and the car against tbe orders and aa of the owner*. He was interred at public expense ta Mount Zion ceme-

tery.

“Porpolmne."

The important quallUea ot Porpoise _ 11 are well known and It Is a product of refined porpoise oil called “Porpoialoe," that imparts tbe softening and preservative properties of the Porpolatoe Shoe Blacking. Torpolsioe Liquid Dressing and Porpolsloe Harness Oils and entitles them to the high repot* Uoo they bear. Use “Porpoiatae" and youraboeswlllDot.be Injured by tbe salt-laden atmosphere. Ask your dealer for K. Manufactured by PoxrouixE M’ro. Co.. fia. 253 Market Bt, Phil*.. Pa.

Hotel Arrivals.

STOCKTON.

Philadelphia—Charles C. Maim, Mr*. Mary McHenry Cox. Mr*. Joseph I. Doran. J. Warner Erwin, J. liarbcaon Bame* and wife, Joseph Geisenherger and wife, Miiwea Emma, Nellie and Alice < Bamberger. George P. Wilson, George Nathrop, B. W. Fleisher and wife. Arthur A. Fleisher, David I. Flei*her, Willi* Fleisher, Henry 11. Fleisher. Khrba Fleisher and maid, Frank T. Fleisher and maid. Mi** Jennie

8. Cennont.

New York—Mr*. Russell Htaman. Washington—A. II. Bell, Robert E. Fugitt, Mr*. M. A. Fugitt, Mr*. William

H. Fugitt.

Edgewater Park. N. J.—Mi** G. N.

Wetherill.

Bellevue. Md.—Henry Mann, Miss

Hattie Mann.

HOTEL CHALrOXTE.

Philadelphia—Logan M. Bullitt and and wife, N. B. Young, of Philadelphia /Vess, George Myers. Charles Fitzpatrick. Charles J. Neard. I. N. Hall, E. Henry, G. Henry, W. 1. Henry, I. N. Adams, W. Clyme'r. A. Pierson. E. Rowan. Jr., Master E. Gilmore, Master W. Gilmore, I. N. Ashworth, James

Barley.

tiaUagber, Chris, 57 Jackson si tirler. Miss Mizzie, tiraul a, opp W J Gowen. Mrs Jss E, 9 Block ton ave Gem ns, H. Ocean si Uodshilk, Ell. E Hashes st Gould, J k. SI Windsor sve Godlrey, Lincoln. Hu*aid st & Stock: GlUlnzhini. A J,< Hushes si Grtmn. N J. Ocean si & Columbia ave Grim 111. Mrs E. 7 Columbia ave H Howell. E r. South Hughes s, Hand. J B, 11 Washington st Hildreth, Geo, Franklin and Corzle st Hughes, J Harry, 71 Washington st Hughe*. Humphrey. Elmir* and Wood Howell. Geo M. LalayeUe st Hahenbeck, Mrs F. Manor Villa lie* lu, Mrs Sarah. Falls rouage. Per Hughes, Albert E, £ Hughes st Harvey. Mrs B. 5 North st Hand,Stillwell,TSWashlnnon st Hearaok, Mrs Ohm n. iirtta'iungioi Harrison. Miss. Star Villa Harrtty. Wm F, 3 Howard st Hand. A W .Btah oHlce Hehentlial. Wm =, Franklin st Hoffman. Mrs. W.« Ferry st J Jamison, H K, 5 Columbia ave Johnson, Kldrrgc. 3 Congress Flare Jacoby. J F, North & Coagms sis

Irusi and Sau Deposit Co Lafay ette and Bank St*., Cape May. The Company is also aalhorlzed to act as Executors. Administrator*. Guardians and .1* lor the management and care ot propthe Collection ot Interest, Dividend and [ as Treasurer or Agent ot Charitable. Beneficial. Kellglous and other organizations, and execute Trusts of every description. Wins receipted for and safely kept without Deposit* of Money will be received payable on demand by check and on time deposits, Interest at three per cent, per annum will be al- ! _ H. C. THOMPSON. Agent. MnId Office. Camden, If. J.

CAPITAL, - *200,000. MANAGEMENT. ALEX. U. CATTELL. President. F. W. A VKK. Vice President. Kl> W AKD 8. HALL. Secretary and Tress. DIBECTORS: Alex. G- Cattkll, E-C-Kkiobt. F. W. A TEH, Geohoz E. TxTI.O! Gxobox G. Greer. Euward B. Hall, i.eohoe Hires. J. W. Chehbt. E- A. Akustroso. Lewis Beal, szacH.bxitb. G.W.Dickxrsbzxt EnwsRn Kettle.

King 1 Dr C R.Howard st

Kennedy Dr U A, cor Washington & Decatnr Knight. E C.Congress and South Lafayette st King. William. Beach are and Jackson st

Kiiotl. Henry. Howard st J^earuey.^Mrs D M. 4 Beach a

F. West Beach ai. ” " IS Blocktoo ai

b. US WashlO)

L

Love, John B, 21 Columbia ave Leach. Jo* 8. Ill Lafayette st Lndlam, Mrs, 12Hughes st . Livingston, Mrs . wTley Cottage.lircatui s LrJamhrr, Mrs, Washington st

E. W. SAYRE. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS AND TOBACCO, I Smoker’s Articles, Sporting Goods,

Loaded Shells, Ac.

WASHINGTON ST., Cape May, N. J.

'■

Spicer, Hughes & Franklin sis Lelbfried, M F, > Gran! st Lodge, Jacob. J M E Hildreth's cottage.Wash

rllwain. Geo K. Ida Villa, cor. Jcffersou s:

_od Stockton av.

McCreary. Geo D, Columbia ave and Guernry ——r. Mrs E L, Hant s foliage, Congress FI Misson, E. 17 Windsor ave Marks. F. 5 Stock ion ave sgsriiKyjxr.v McConnell. J J. ft) Jackson st SSIiUTh 0 if WlndS sve Mercer. G G. S Ferry st McAleer. Wm. S Hughes st

Ocean City, N. J. A BEAUTIFUL Sea Side Resort

Ocean Drive I'nsurpaaaed.

CAPE MAY IRON PIER

Entirely New. Enlarged Stage. New Scenery and Eighty. Friday, July 4th, BY CAPE MAY'S POPULAR COMPANY: (rati ©pera

ALL THE OLD FAVORITES.

"Wednesdays ; Matinees} Saturdays GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERTS. LOOK OUT FOR THE OPENING OPERA. 25c. Admission 25c.

Ocean View Summer Garden & Family Resort, vai'tv avx-vi;*' .

Choice Wines and Liqu

Philadelphia, Hoc beater and St. Louis Lager Beer. tv: “pecialtr " •- *'

JOHN

ig« _ .

Oyster* In every style. Our 60c. Dinners a Specialty. Bruns's Ice Cream.

:N HOMEYARD, Proprietor.

1 inquiries cheer fully answered by JAN. E. PBYOB. Mayor.

Nathan*. Samuel. Ocean A Hughe* at Nagle. Harry. It Wlndvor ave Nonaka. W C.«

IHara.DrM.M Jack* !rd, John. IS Franklin

piER AVENUE INN. OFXR ALL THE TEx* CgXTRAL LdCATtOX. j /Her Aren ue, near Hdtfunplon Street, I Within two minute* of the Beach and Post Office. Stable faelUlle* for Commercial Trav- — * -OOS Flm-claas

Mxs. T. K. WALES.

ELITE IEVIE TOTVIC. Tbe bent preparution ever oflered to the pnblic. Guaranteed to remove all Dandruff. Will slop the Hair from Fall* lug Out and hi it Leu it Kofi and Glosuiy. Contains grcaae and jrill not Mil the most delicate fabric*. Patented here and abroad. Sold by all DrugKtaU.

E JOHNSON, Waithlngton Street, near F. O., Cape May. A Large vnd W rll Selected Stock of FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS. A Fall Assortment ot Wall Paper constantly on hand.