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CAPE MAY DAILY STAR

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! Editors * PablUbera.

THURSDAY. JULY 18.1890.

A lathes’# Idem of ‘‘heaven taught by the Scripture will' appear in a day or tiro. It may be a dlaaertation on Cape May, the earthly heaven of

The Hotel Columbia, under the maliageioent of Colonel H. W. Sawyer, promlae* to be one of the moat popular houaea in town. The Colonel i* putting good men to look after the different departments. The bouse has been thoroughly overhauled and everything is as bright as a new pin. It has several guests already and.it wDl not be long before It will be flllrd, judging from applications.

We have protested each season against the practise of some bathers in venturing too far put in the surf. No matter hpw well a person swims nor how confident of his skill he may be, he is in danger the moment he gets beyond his depth. He sport a with his own life and be annoys many others who are apprehensive for his safety. It is a wrong practise. Five feet of water ia.aa good as fifty, and it la much safer. Don't run risks when bathing. Thebe Is an impression abroad that_ living in this resort is more expensive than In others, but as we have often said before, we believe this idea to be a wrong one. Thdae who come here and look about them will Anil, we think, that they have a choice. They can , obtain accommodations at almost any price and will find the price and accommodations to bear about the lation to each other as at any other resprt and, in fact, as at any other city. They cannot obtain first class hotel fsre at third-class prices and would be foolish to expect it, but they can obtain excellent accommodations at low prices or first-class service at the prices that usually rule almost everywhere. This charge of high prices Is an old one which has been circulated for years by Cape May'# enemies and ocmuhnially crop# out now, here and there, but we believe it to -be without foundation In

fact.

OUR GUESTS. AND OTHER PERSONAL POINTS A sociable hop was <{lven at the Lafayette last evening. It was well attended and the participants bad a joyftii Mrs. F. E. Sbattuek, of Philadelphia, it visiting her son, Colonel Frank 8hattuok, at the Lafayette. Min Baker.l a qqlte handsome New York Bute belle, la visiting her friend Min Uanhie Smith. Judge John M. Moore, of Clayton, N.J , and a large party of friends dined at the Windsor yesterday. "Trlromtaga" Haxelburst was much ad nil red for bis fine figure on the t yesterday morning. George Brintou Roberta, son of President ItobeiU. of tbi Pennsylvania Railroad, joined the family at t& Windsor

last evening.

A. O. Dayton, the Snperintendeut of the WcNt Jersey Railroad, la »t the Windsor with bis wife. He came down

last night

Billy Harris add Charles Hendricks are the fklthfnl expreu deliverers at this point, in the employ of the West Jersey Expreu Company.

nent In Presbyterian ohnreh circles, Philadelphia, is visiting her daughter, Mra. F. E. Sbattuek, at the Lafayette. W. R. Able, of the Baltimore Sun, has engaged a suite of four rooms for period of six weeks and la expected o Saturday evening an the Stockton. Merwln Marie Snell, aecretary to Bis>p Kean, preaideflt ol the Catholic University, of Wublngton, ia resting om eolealaatleal cares at the Lafayette. Isaac Shaw and family, who are well known here because of Mr. Shaw havat one time been in business here, spending the season at the Arllng-

Thomak Robb has become the owner of a large amount of Cape May real estate, including the Chalfontc, the Hotel Columbia and several cottages, and is one of the firmest believers in the future-prosperity of the resort. His ownership of the two hotels named has already resulted !n bringing them before

the public under fsi

That they will lie vigorously and prop, eriy managed goes without uying, and under such management thtjy are assured of success. Mr. Robb ia one of our most public-spirited property owner* and ia anxious that there should be considerable improvement of a public nature under t|temunicipal government. He has expressed his opinion that the beach drive exteoaiou should lie made at the earliest practicable moment aikd Is hi accord with all projects of a reasonable character for the advancement of the interests of Cape May. We feel that Cape May baa reason to rejoice at the interest he la taking, and wo would like to see many other men aa earnest and progreaaive become interested. He ahouid be encouraged and asalated in his plans in every possible way, as ahouid all active men who become Inter-

ested here.

Mr. W v

taken tb# ‘Mat

Franklin street, where they will have veiy enjoyable home the remainder of

Cape Mat ia essentially different from all other resorts. It i# the eonaervatiye, and has a summer, cottage population which Includea some of the Tery beat people of the country, r y of whom have been regular vlstto Cape May since childhood and who love It aa their fixed summer home. IU claims to patronage arc more pronounced and positive than those of any other resort, and consist largely of the unrivalled natural facilities which has made It a famous resort for many year*, and which, supported by active effort to inenwae its business, will make It in the future the most famous and the most successful. This prediction ia au be verified, because the people of this whole broad land are Inquiring for and seeking just such a resort, and need but Information of it to bring them here In large numbers. The Information ia goIng abroad to-day, and our patronage is increasing In volume, and includea this aeaaon a number of people who are eujoying their first vtait here and who are delighting In their experiences. Cape May will never become an excursion resort to the extent of other rfSort towns because it will never cater for this distinction. Its patronage will always consist mainly of the better classes of society, and Us jrreparatioos for business wUI always have this in view. We have now some of the finest hotels on the coast, and sr will increase. Within the

great changes and a great Increase in the quantity of business, and the cona which wW bring about these Theduty . 0 is plainly, to aid in every le and possible way everything be aa liberal aa may be in advancing the d of the resort by municipal and

Charlea Markley, an old friend, from Salem, Is visiting his wife's fattier, Mr. J. B. Hughes, accompanied by hit wife and family. He It aa stout and goodlooking aa ever. Mra. Mary Blake la passionately food of her baby, Marion, and baa hsd iu photo taken by Cheater. Last evening' ehe showed the photo to many Congreaa

Hall friend#.

Miyor W hi Wear, of kulvllle, vlaited rr city yesterday. Ho ia a Democratic Mayor of a Republican olty, which usually yields a Republican majority of 850 votes. He obUined a majority of 290. Frauk Bbattuok, a very prominent Philadelphia lawyer, la eojourning at the Lafayette, accompanied by his wife. His friend# apeak very highly of him and predict that he will make his mark. E. S. Talmage and wife and Charles i Bouder and wire, of Philadelphia, are at the Windsor for a long stay. They have been coming to Cape May for year*. May they over enjoy the pieaaea of the seaside. Frank C. Laird, ol Englishtown, N. J., baa been Installed aa night clerk the Hotel Columbia. He was never In Cape May before nntll be came this time. We, however, know he will make Rev. John R. Senior, the Preebyterlan clergyman, well known In Pennsylvania, la spending his annual visit to the Cape •topping at the Williameon cottage. Hie wife was a sister to the late Mrs, Rev. E. P. Shields, of this olty. William F. Knott, of the Camden Sunday Betuic, and former publisher of the Frankford and Holmeaburg QazrtU, was welcomed to onr'aaactum yesterday. Ula home being at Vineland, be took that day off with bla friend# of the Sunday acbool excursion. Mr. Francis Pemberton and Mr. C. E. James, of Chtttanoga, Tenn., are at the Stoekton for a few daye. Mr. Pemberton waa formerly of Philadelphia, and ia an intimate friend of Clan# Sprecklea, the angar refiner. He Is an old Cape

Msyjgoeet.

John E. Lonabaugh, one of the leading workers In the opening up of the New Mt. Vernon tract, I# aummering with hie family In his Ocean City cottage. He took a run down to the Cape yesterday, and beamed In upon the

Stab office.

Mr. Harry Steelman, .manager of Moore Brothers, Clayton, waa one of the leading offioiala of the Clayton and Vineland excursion yesterday, and kindly remembered bis old friends of the Stab office. Mr Steelman Is the eldest acw of ex-Sheriff Steelman, of Tnokahoe. Mra. E. H. Stevens and her granddaughter, Mias Josephine Whitney, are at tha Windsor to remain aUtbeeeaaoc. Mr. Whitney and wifi# have gone on a threa month’s visit to the Yellowstone Park, Alaska, and will oroas the Behring eea Into Aelabetbre returning home. They all reside at Woodbury, N. J. Ilaa Marie Beneell and Min Clara itoo Auapach are Inseparable companions. Ie their white evening lawn# they grace the Devon pnrohee, and In their rote# dc maf they an neat and daahlng. With the great breaker* they ptay joyfully; hi the land dun* they wallow familiarly. None are happier

Mlaa Emily Crompton, of Toronto, Canada, a chinning and winsome young' lady ia sojourning here,'and may be daily seen floating on the ereata of billowy foam. - One of the moat pleasant gentlemen at Congreaa Hall is President Edwards, of the Ridge avenue street rallwaj, Philadelphia, who I* spending the ae* | son here. He owns ooe of the finest a that travel onr avenne*. He is fond of them and can abow many others the dust. The'. President’s family will, after little, leave their seaside cottage at Caf May Point and go to Craaann Springs, where the Parke cottage 1# being placed lo excellent condition for their use. The change will no doubt be a pleasant one to them, golug from sea to a tain, and prove n creative in an eminent

Dancing at the LaH^tte. A very pleasant social dance wa enjoyed at the Lafayette last evening, the cool dining room being utilized and and a small band of skilled musicians furnishing the music. Those who lent their presence to the festive scene “ Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Weeks, -Mr. and Mr*. E. Cohen; Miss Mallu, Miss Pattie Weeka, Miss RoUlle Malta, Mina Minnie Freiburg, Mr. and Mr*; Sbattuch, Mr. Mr*. Lewi# Cohen, Mr. and Mr*. Lewi* I. Well, Marti* Wolf and wife, Mr*. Morris Nathan*on. Mrs. Arnold Cohen, of Chicago; Ml*s Caraille Cleveland, Mr*. Stcffner.

Social Tea#.

Mr. Cha*. II. Eckstein, representative' of Van Houteu's Cocoa, a*siHted by Mins Emily Heath, of the Cooking School, is giving daily receptions Ind dispensing free,this delicious cocoa at itral Market. All the principal cafes and lunch counters in the viuiuity of the broker’s headquarter* In New York hqve it on sale, iced or hot. The latest New York fad. Call in and get a sample cup.

Mlaa Albert, owner of tb# handsome

cottage, and Mm. Albert,

nurao and child har* Tf"suite fc^thc

Lafayette tor a stay of co'nriileraGle A gigantic syndicate, with ex-Senator length. William J. Sowell at its bead, Herbert W. Edmonds, Eeq„ bet bad or Wo il! ed, under the Incorporated name bla two awret little children photo- of ^ Chicago Jun^lon Railway and

Stock Yards Company. The syndicate start* with a capital of $18,000,000. General Sewell says that the great Chicago etook yards, which are under control of the Vanderbilts and the New YoridCentral Railway, is only opening an office In New Jersey for the transaction^ and extension of Its

STARJJGHT. A great ball game. Cape M*y la booming The bathing Is superb. "Surf notes ” to-morrow. Congreaa Hall bop to-night. Peaee is always beautiful. We told you It would be game. Some charming ladies batbi Ewing’s bath bouses. Last Bigot the guest* of the Stockton ami their friends enjoyed a hop. “ Fra Diavalo ” is drswing large crowds to the Iron Pier nightly. She, aa a vail, down to her slender walat her unadorned gold) Wore. Waktbd—A white girl waitress. Mu»! lie first-class. Apply to tin Aldlne. - jl7-2t The combined excursion from Clay. tonvVjneUnd and Millville were here Hie warm sand ia very comfortable for a-reeling place after the first plunge in the breakers. Three crooks are said to be la towi and the police are shadowing them Bettor get out, toughs. Henry Rutherford la one of our most earnest base ball cr enthusiasts, id attends every game. Fine changes of costumes are used In * ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “ i the

A philosopher who baa been studying tb* Iceberg question for the laat fifteen years baa decided that 2,000 people ca safely voyage on an average berg for distance of 2,000 miles front the nortl ernmost point of Greenland, and t ■aa faith that it would be ah excursion full of frollo and amusement. Get youi Uokcta before going aboard. Detroit Free IVtst. ;

Van Hoetm’s Cocoa. Rest and goes farthest. The favi drink of the Kiag of Holluiil. Mamifactured at Weeap, Holland.

Wife—“Yon do not speak to c fect!onatoly as you used to, Geoige. I think you have ceased to love me Husband—“There you are again! Ceased to love you ! Why, I love you better than my life. Now abut up and let me read my paper."—/Won Courier.

)t good

The dawn ol day Is sweet an

Boy's Park Ticket*

Season tickets for boy# under under fifteen years of sge will now be issued

for $150. Those tickets

for the grand stand.

5t H. Joniis, Managci

Ga» Bills Reduced.

Have you a gaa saver on your meter ? If not, ,you ahouid have asked these persona about it: Hand & Brooks, Rilpin A Brother, R S. Hand, .Mrs. Brook*. J. D. Craig, F. J. Green. Mr. Craig, 49 Washington street. Is agent

for this olty.

Robebt P. Shull, Gen. Agent. For Improvement or Investment.

Ml Vernon Land Co.

the Elephant. There ...» for Investment Lots have all city Improvements—gas, water, a good tea wall, board walk and beach drive. > on can buy one of those ocean-front iota building pmpotes, or buy tor less from the syndicates on Instalment*. Full Information at New Mount Vernon Hotel, on the gromitU or 8. Bardaley,

Excursion Ticket to Atlantic City by Boat Via PenniylranU Railroad. The people of Capo May have an exosllenl opportunity of making a flying

excursion tickets now' on tale at the Cape May effioes of the West Jersey Railroad. There tickets read by rail to Ocean . City, ibenoo by ste.mer

Long port The rates for the tickets ... Cape May to Atlantia City, one way, $1.45, excursion, valid for ten days, $8.00. tl

Van Hen ten’s Cocoa.

Beat and gues farthest. The Royal' Cocoa of Holland, the saute title Wing granted by the King of Holland unsoTbe Stockton Ilfs guards are now on duty and are stationed In front of Stockton bath bonaea dally. There men are sober and men that have had several year* experience, and their malntcnanoe depends upon the liberality of pe-r

bathing 1* that locality, they are to no way connected with any other hie guards. Far further information

apply to

tf William Bbowk, Captain.

would two birds have their cold bills separate io e •. «i.flood of their psialon. Have you had a box of our chocolate cigarettes? 51 Washington street. II. Nrss, Jn. Hungarian 'blackberry cordial Is i _ excellent remedy for vsrlons summer rompIstotH. For sale only by Ratty. Unfdrinented. Iced Bouillon, a new and favorite drink, refreshing and healthful, at Marcy A Mecray’s Palace Pharmacy, opposite Congress Hall. At the Athletic Park yesterday afterjon there were lota of ladles. Cape May 1* pmud of her ladle* and they are proud of her ball team. Our popular artiala, A P. A H. B. Todd, are turning out the flneat of photographs'. They seem to be doing all “io buainen this season. Look out for Amorita. She will a pear on the Iron Pier Saturday night. The rod lifeboat on the south aide of the Pier rescued two excandonlst* yesterday who were pretty well exhausted in their battle with the waves. They looks* Into each other’* eye# so tenderly and so silently. They spoki not a word aa they gazed so and Inhaled the languorous sea air on the pler’i lower deck. ' Cape May la proud of her ball team, wnlcb la composed of gentlemanly col lege students of the highest Intellestual attainments. Their society is courted by every one. The dog contraotor, of Philadelphia, has. this season, caught 20,705 dogs and cat*. Let hint come to Cape May sod catch enough to make it number, 21,000. Why not nave a lawn sports tournament at one of the hotels ? They have been very popular to season* gone by. They amuse the children and that amuses the old folks. For a good, cooling draught of wines or liquors csll on Gsrvcy Brown, head bartender at Congress Hall, formerly the genial and social bartender of the .Hotel Normandie, Washington, D. C. Don’t fall to bear the mandolin chorus In “Amorita,’’ Saturday night, by ten young students. Ezperimenta prove that .the Atlantic breakers have a force of three tons to the square foot; thus a auyface of only

J fifty-

heavy Atlantic brei

four tons.

Senator Billy Mabone says be weighs 97 pounds, and 95 pounds of that Is pure grit. Jim Tsylor ssjts this reminds him of Jim Edmunds, who weighs 200 pounds and hasn’t an ounce of grit to hi* make-up. There will be danclng in the parlor of Congress Hall for children every morning. A grand hop will take place In ’o big dining room of that hotel,whieh omists to be one of the social events

the season.

Only one more performance of " Fra

Diavalo” after to-nlgbL

How surprised aoroe people are to find out that just aa flue and handsnmcly fintsbed photographs are made at Cape May aa at the beat studios In the city. Such art made at Cheater's studio,

corner Stockton baths.

Seventeen earloads of delightful. ex. dhrslonists, numbering 1200 person*, spent yesterdsy here from Clayton and Vlnelandj, Sunday .School*, and their friend* who were among them,and right

glad were we to see them.

Dsns sod Hynemsn, onr local base ball tosser*. are fond of billiard*. They were in the tournament'at the Stoekton laat evening, and were bolli ao unf-rtn-tte aa to tie in the end. It will have

• he played.oier this evening.

The Windsor la about filled with the gneats and only those who speak ahead now get their choice. The house Is popular, does a good business and la model hotel. Iu clerks are ‘polite au

everybody ia treated courteously.

The great “Fy* Diavalo" is meetin

Itb great success on the Iron Pier.

^The excursion from Clayton and Vineland yeaterday was.an nnuanally large one, and all who came seemed to enjoy themselve* qnletlysnd rationally. There were no scenes of disorder and It wa* evident that the exonrslonists were of the kind that Cape May delights to

entertain.

r Yea, she Is fascinating, and she says she will have “ a gentleman to tie her ■low tie*’ when they become untied ct lot them remain ao.” She put up her tiny foot on the boardwalk railing, and a devoted admirer tied the refractory laces and looked Into her eyes tenderly

the while. Too touching.

A few boon companions gathered In the boat and club house of Pilot 8amnel Bailey yesterday and enjoyed a typical seaside -feast.of soft crabs, hsrd crabs, oysters and other seaside dclloaclea. Pilot Bailey, as a cook, won great fame and praise. Those present were : the glanta, Harvey T. Weeks, H. E. Rad-ker and tbe-plgmlesoompamtlvely, - v. ** * * k Miller am)

IIOTKI.S AND COTTAGER.

Hall are ins nest equipped on Careful attendance. If yon wish a first-clan* any kind; cal! ai ' too Hotel. “ Ice. eold a»d* water, alV the choice flavor*, at Kennedy's United 8late* Pharmacy, Washington and Dreatur street*. if If yon wish to have a drag or plueton, nice team and dfiver. leave orders at either of the store- of Dootora Marcy & Mrcray. ' tf I am not tlie only one., but one of .the Practical Watchmaker* of Cape May city. 8. M. 8h-tii. Formerly with Bally, Rant* A Bid: die, Philadelphia. tf Wiley, of Congress Hall bath houses has placed a taut on the strand for f accommodation of bis patrons. It an excellent substitute for the much needed pavilions. Stockton surf hatha are the beat equipped on the coast. Rooms will lie rented at mnch reduced rates for tbt balance of the season. tf Go to A. Hewitt’s store, 44 Washington street, for dry goods, notions, and millinery. Store, opp. Catholic church. Our motto : “ One price to all.” tf Alokzo Hewitt.

J. W. Bradshaw a fruit store Is . . . tlnually stocked with the moat luscloua foreign and domestic fruitatlow prices. Freq delivery. Decatur near Washing, ton street tf Wiley's Congress Baths are splendidly equipped for^ business, with iaoelknt bathing robes, polite attention, and convenient rooms. Pavilion on the beach for accommodation of his bathers. tf J. 8. K. Hand A Son are the old original and only Cape May diamond cut ters in Cape May. Cape May diamond! set Jn ring!, pins studs, buttons, ami all of onr own manufacture. Repairing of flue watches and jewelry Ify skilled workmen only. Marcy A Mecray’a Philadelphia pharmacy, corner of Ocean street aud Columbia avenne, have a bigruu for their champagne soda. This is a deliciously,' healthful summer drink. The finest soda drink In town. Made-only at the Philadelphia pharmacy, Ocean street and Columbia avenue. ' t'

who desire

Bnjoy seaside deiioaciv

liquors dispensed at the bar are

pronounced by connoisseur* to bo of re-

markable quality and purity. tf Lansing's Cafe, corner Lafay-

ette and Decatur streets, for private terrapin suppers, soft, hard, and deviled crabs, oysters, and little neck clams. Game in season. Wines and liquors. Becron draughL Families supplied, tf

Four and six in hand coaches for renlng parties'at Haynes livery, Stockton Hotel. tf. Lovetts, No. 12 Ocean street, haruess

manufactory, is prepared to turn out all descriptions of work Jn this Hue. A full assortment of harness, bjsnkets, nets, etc., etc. Repairing don» with

neatness and dispatch. tf Mr. George Lovett offers to the pub.

lie at bis old Jackson street stand, all tha best quality of feeds, bay and Hour at the lowest prices. Orders promptly filled anil delivered. Give this popular

merchant your patronage. tf Samuel M. Smith, watchmaker, 24 'aablngton street, posessea a chrono-

meter by which to truly regulate

watches and clocks, and also a co pleto line of the best Implements for

pairing watches. These (sollltin i .. -xt possessed by any other caublisl#-

ent In this city. j-4-5t Reliable and courteous drivers a ayncs, livery, Stoekton Hotel. Tb finest horses. tf.

HOTEL CHALFONTE, ft and Sewell avenue. Cape Ita?

DIEVOILsr ■VXLHeA., .

South I.Hfayotte Street

Terms—$10.00 and $12.00 per Week.

Near R. R. Station, Bcaoh and Post Office.

MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

■POHrOISINE' ing produc

popular.

Dressing for

s a compoun-. of rc- . imparting the softonwhioh have become so e Porpolslne Russetinc ' leather and light-

colored shoes and preserve the original color and lustre. If a patent leather polish ia desired use "Gold Seal." tf

i,Thursday, Jafir I’.tsso.

The weather to-day is likely

(o.be warn:. *

If you could see ^he economy of the workrooms you wouldn’t wonder so much at these Mus-

lin Underwear prtesij Cambric, *hlr‘«trnnt,J«bws of etnbi ery on yoke. WWWo plaits, nrck.; and ale*— — - ——

Marine 'Villa, First-Class in-Every Respect. SOW OPEN » J’or the Reception of jxuESTS. ' MBS. F. IIAI.I-E3VBECK. ARLINGTON HOTEL, OppeHltc B. B. Station. Grant Street, Cape Mnj. G. J. Kromer, Proprietor. First-class Cuisine. Large Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable. CARROLL VILLAS JitckMon Street, near the Bench,

CAPE MAY, N. J.

Delightful location. Everything tlrat-claas. Cloee to Oocan Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

T. H. Rudderow, P Frcdci

Samuel Bailey.

POCKETBOOK Lost.—Lost on Friday, July li; a graylab-oolored pockctbook.

i Cape 1

return tickets ft Washington. Any person returning the same to Captain Franks, 28 Washington *treet,or any Information leading If*. r../,.-.-. »m V— It!..- I'

Walt Whitman says: # aw the sea Is a eteUftnaJ l.

to Store that •*im. the rocks', Urn mopoB of the war— ■*— -*•*- "*•— -

uu swim, uw roc*.,, i&r

embrold-

liosVes trimntsd'witS 'eOgo

vcaulng, 91.

Cambric, 4 rowi In# Insertion between

plait* on yoke, neck sr-* mrit with Hamburg M|

Mne Cambric Princes* front, trimmed with 4 rows Bne embroidery on yoke between plalla. neck, yoke amt sleeve, trimmed will, One wide II .mburc ode--. 4} See plaits on back ot yoke, #1.75, file

u se kind.

"fiaduTneat blind embroidered ruBle.a clusters of plalla above, fide. Muslin, neat Hamburg rnme and 9 plaits. Fine Moalln, wMe. fine Hamburg and U mails above. #1.

Skirts—

Heavy fie, it

Fine MusUn, Winch Cambric rufila. Insertion of fine torchon lace. 15 plaits on ..ri'lb" sod 7 above. II.Vi. it,,- r: '•! I md. Fine Muslin, Cambric runie with line. MM tpHJBue peertfeo, edge and beading. Cl. the I2.M kind. Second floor, first gallery. The clean-up sale in the Carpet stpre lets you get best quality Carpets for less than poor ones usually sell at. Aimlnsiersll.45 from fS. Wiltons, tl (B from fit*. M'NjuettcB. II .TO from 11 SO. Brussels, 11 from *1H. Remnants much“Jess. cond Boor, Market street tide Sharp reductions on Matting. 50c Black Fayal Shade Hats,light as zephyr, go to 2 5c.. Thirteenth street aide, nortli Irani Chestnut st The 32-inch“Oolah”Silks, or Wash Surahs at 75c are only about half value. It’s the lateness of the season that lets us do it. YansepL John Wanamakep.

->HO'TEL COLUMBIAN Thoroughly Renovated and Improved. ITOYXT OS’EfcT. FOFXJT-. SLXZ H. W. Sawyer, Manager.

JETOTTCL HILTON, EDWARD WESSON, Prop'r.' Rates, $2.00 per Dsy. Special Ratei by the Week. Elevator and Eleotno Bells. 1100-13 FILBEBT STBEFT, PHILADELPHIA. Three Squares from Penn’s B. It. Depot. . Filbert street Care pass the door.

MIKCELLASEOUN.

E. Misson, 26 Washington StreeJ, is showing this week a windowful of China Ware of American Manufacture. An inspection solicited.

JAQPETTE & STRATTON, 15 Washington BL, Cape May, Flah, Oysters, Terrapin. Clams. Crabs, &c Wagon, will deliver to QoUb and Cottage* with promptness.

head waiter at one of the

la and a good caterer, drain** to arrange with a party for control of dining room ami kitchen, where he.rou’.d hoard the family and do outside catering the coming fall and winter, in Philadelphia. Addle** U. W., STAB Office.