CAPElyVS,6RAflfORD

CAPE MAI DEFEATED BT THE SCOUR OF 4 TO 2. IT V/ AS ATOIB (JAMS The Klrirt Defeat of the Season Unexorstediy Adraloielerod Yeeterflay •Kimt IniiliiK—OepaMsy came to the bat and Dorell wa* Kivni bia ba--bulla and atole »ec<«Kl. Grave* hit abort, reached fln-t, and atole aeeen OaDadiled to aecded; and Durrll. ni nhiK off tliird, failed to get back In time, and the vbiltont coanted a douWe play. Watt* knocked a' foul fly to point between third and home, abere-lt waa taken after a aliarp run by Third Baacman Crawford. 'W. Emery look the bat for Bradford rnd hit unaafely thin). Crawford followed him out with tlu-name, kind of a pUy. Hoffmaithlt nice fly, yrhj^h Shannon went after, but failed to hold. -T. Emery reached find on balla, and. Plenum at rack out.

tine fly to centre, which waa dropped, and lie reached arcoud aafely. Shannon atrurk out, and Knickerbocker got thin!, paahiell.blt to third and reached

firat, while Kt

and aeoreil the Unit run. Daahlcll too anibltiona, and waa caught trying to ateal aecund. Hyneman received hla baae on balla, atole aecond, and on.t wild throw reached third. Four balla (ailed to go over the plate and waa Invited to go to flrat baae. " DuraU hit to centre aafely, and Hyneman n-ai-bed home. Gravea tiled to think Theae were the only two nine made byCape May. Bradford went out without

much delay.

e May ended their half of tile 1 Inning without acoring. Crawford opened the third for Bradford by aafe hit to-centre. Hoffman reached firat on balla. F. Emery had three atrlkea and the ball panned Canning and permitted him to reach firat. There were now three men on the ’ Plenum hit to short.' Knickerbocker * atop]ail the ball, but made a wild throw, and two rmw were scored and two men loft on liayea and none out. Maxwell hit to third and waa caught at first, while Plereota scored. • Wander reached flrat becauae of three atrlkea and passed ball, and Emery scored. Carroll hit to second and Wunder

~~»nt t^ere-

Theac were the only runs -marie by Bradford, and It will be observed that they were due entirely to errors of the Cape May team. The remaining bmlnga were very closely played and neither team scored. There were two pronounced kicks by Cape May because of alleged lialks on the pert of Kahmer, the Bradford pitcher, and upon one two qlhrr paints which caused tome lay, but had no Influence upon the suit. Id parenthesis we want to whlapei d--'t k—k ( at the u—e. Cape May, U doesn't look right, and spectators d( not admire It. The andlence waa quite Urge and enthusiastic and i grand hurst of playing'on the part of Cape May until the close of the game, but they were unable to make another “gloiioua ninth.” m The features of the game were a grand running dh^ch of a foul fly by Wunder, and two brilliant stops of hard hit balls

by Shannon. -,

_ Bradford played splendidly and when they come to Cape May again there will be a great crowd out to see them. The

Durell, 2b 0 1 S Graves, If. 0 0 0 0 0 Dana, lb 0 0 11 0 0 Watts, 8b 0, 0 1 5 8 Knickerbocker, as. 1 0 1 0 0 Shannon, p P 0 0 8 1 Daahiell, cf. 0 0 10 0 Hyneman, rf 1 0 0 0 0 Lansing, c. 0 0 8 2

•Very few baaos are stolen by visiting dabs. Lansing and Dnrell are too

watchful.

It la very odd that the Bradford win from the strongest^ubs they play and,

‘ one to the weakest.

The Cape May club are a fine set of ball players. All of them have offers

from professional eldbs.

Hoffman, of the Bradford clnb,'la a ;

good first baaemaq. He might be a lit-, Purfocf Substitute for Mother s Milk. c faster on.ground bits. cholera l l "iraHTVM l MD tccthinc. The York, formerly yclept Coban a .p.kkij —emii.t-1 (« O YBRIPTICS,

Giants, Will not play aa advertised and dale has not been fixed npon yet. The Bradford Club expect to lose Kahmar. As soon as they get a pitcher other club wanU bia services, as they did those of Pitcher Gray at Bur-

lington.

Hotel .Arrivals. WINDSOR. PhllfylelphU—Owen Jones, A Cowley, I W Little, Mrs F A Koon., Clarence Koona, Miaa Mable Koons, Mrs H B Honaton, MIsa Mary Houston, Miss Haverstlck, Joseph Kirk and family, Talmay and wife, Charles Souder and wife, Q B Roberta, Jr, C M Batton. "Clayton,' Moore, Ml*s Nellie Moore, MIsa Flossie Moore, Miss LIUle M Moore, Miaa AlUoe Gandy, E K Moore, C Lindsay. Glaaaboro, N. J.—Mrs E H Stevenson, Daephlne Whitney and maid. Wilmington, Del.-Mr J A Hart, Miaa

IRON PIER, Only place of Amusement in CAPE MAY.^

WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO,

CONSUMPTIVES, CONVALESCENTS. RENFECT NUT RIENT lasll wwUaaitls—~ ■tqsutu it csstias. (firs is au cliuTtL semSiZifiZttUZ.-SZg?'* OoLIBtR-GOODALC CO.. BOSTOIL Mass. WEST END LAUNDRY

CAPT. FRANKS’

0M Virginia Tobacco and Cigar Store,

No. 28 WisMsftsn IL.Csh “*>• Music and Sonss at Bottom 1‘fieri

Emma Moody. Jeoklutown, Pa.—Mra J E Potera and daughters. Washington, 8. C.—-J C Heald family. RochesUr. N. Y.—W R Taylor and family. New York—Alfred Powell. Camden—A O Dayton. , Baltimore:—John Mitchell. STOCKTON. Philadelphia—Dr John W Crokey, John Muatln Lynch^O H McCarter, Mra John W DSnlelaoo^KUs^Rete Dalnelaon, John W Danielson, ^r, Fraklln Swaync. New York—John Sparkawk, Nelson Browning. . Paris, Ky.- Samuel W Adamson. Buffalo, iN Y—A D Camming*. Cbattanoga—C R James, F R Pomsrton./\ ^^ PbomlxvIB*^- HUa Frank Ullman, Miaa Emily UllmKu, N H Benjamin and wife. Much B Benjamin. West Cheater—Miaa Anna Barton. PltUburg—Mra R B HeCIlntock. conork** tiauWaahiDgton—Mr and Mrs Austin Herr, A O \Vright and wife, W T Smith, V B Navy, and daughter. Vineland—C M Jordan a&d wife. Clayton—W M Pierce and wife. Doyleatown—George Rota, Mra Roes, Miaa Elaie Rosa, George Ross, Jr, Ellen

Ross.

New York—A TV Harrison. Camden—George W Black and wlh. Baltimore—E F Pontioe and wife, N W Cangby. Philadelphia—John Miller and wife, Mr* I A Tbomllnson.

Sd-APPLY AT WEST END HOTEL-**

ZBEOIK’S

CLUB HOUSE

Cigar Emporium, A>r. Ocean and Hughes Streets.

CAPE HAT, N. J.

Dry Cigars a Specialty. All the Nov

eltlea. City Price*.

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¥he Grreat Eomie Opera:

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Moneys, Valuables and Merchandise To all points in Uie United States Orders for gooda to be forwarded by Express will be carried without charges, and promptly delivered by our own measengera, ao as to insure, as far as practiclble, the return of gooda on the same 4» JHORSES AND CARRIAGES can be sent by express on fast paaeengead trains, WASH HAMPERS Containing clothing to be lanodried will be carried between Philadelphia, or Camden, and Cape May at *1.00 for the round trip, and will be called for and delivered upon daya specified by shippers. Cape .May office-.—Corner Washington and Jackson streets. Philadelphia office:—Ferry Building, foot of Market streeL ROBBRT STRETCH, Gen. Agent.

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■Wednesdays ; Matinees} Saturdays AT 10,30 A.M. 10c. Admission 10c. ^jjranb ^unbav ^oneet;t ADniNNION IO CTN.

S-OWKI.I.S Gents’Furnishing Store DECATUR STREET. (opposite Greenwood Cottar-) Particular alien

promptly a MUntacifir

). M. POWELI.

JohmAkins’ ICS CHEAM PABLOBS Ice Cream end Water Ices. Botch wed

CAPE MAX. LOTS FOR SALE, ESTATE OF MARK DEVINE

Ural and Second avenucs.adjolnlnic the t one oottajto of Thomas P. Kelly and Dr. tew, New Beach Drive. Board Walk. Pure K a ter, Ga* and Ekctrle Ufhta In Front. TboloU are 70xl» and »xl». Plain and further Information from

Totals..

,1 24 i* 4

BKADrORtl. W. Emery, aa Crawford, 8b, 2b...

Maxwell, rf .. •Wunder, 2b, 8 Carroll, If,...

.00180 . 0 0 1 0 0 .0158 .00100 .0 0 0 2 0

Wilmington—Mra David MoCloakey, Agnes Hughes, Mra George W Bush. Philadelphia—Frank S Brant, Mina Wolf. Royeraford — David Springer, Miaa Katie Buckwalter. Washington, la—Charles R Dougherty and wife. Shenandoah—Mr* 8 A Beddal. Hazleton—Mrs J M Williams. Bridgeton—Mr J L Robeson and wife. ^.APATETTE. Philadelphia r May B Bnokwalter, Ellen B Tustln, Edna B Tuatln, George P Turtln, Jones B Tuatln, H Herbert Moo rebead, Mr* K R Woodward, Mra F E Shattuek, Emanuel Cohen, Lewis Cohen, S T Ltoesweaver. DEVON. . Philadelphia—Mary W Bonaall, Elisabeth Fearne Bonaall, MIsa Ilearney, Harry Zeiss and wife. Washington—M McGowan, J E Gowan. Chaster—J Cochran and wife, Herisn L Cochran. Cataklll, N Y—Seth Van Loan. Salem, N J—J M Carpenter.

Ocean City, K J. A BEAUTIFUL Sea Side Resort

Good Board Walk **d Btreeta.

Earned rant—Cape May, 0; Bradford, 0. Sacrifice hlt*—F. Emery, Pierson, Stolen base*—Watt*, 2; Durell, Graves, Knickerbocker, Daahiel. Left on base* —Cape May, 6; Bradford, 8. Struck out—By Shannon, 1 ; by Kahmer, 1. Double plays—Wunder and W. Emery. First base on errore—Bradford, 1; Cape May. 1. Flrat baae on called ball*— Bradford, 1; Cape May, 8. Passed ball.—Pierson, 1; Lansing, 2. Mlaaed third strike—Lansing. Umpirea—Bergen and Shidts. Time of game—1 hour and 50 minutes. Baae Ball Kales. ^There will probably be a game at the park on Balm day. The Capa May team war* too earelesa In th* beginning of yaatarday’s game. Kahmar pitched a great game yesterday. Tbe "college boys only msde safe hit. Wunder la the ball player of the day. He h ‘

third

The farther the game advanced yesterday the stronger the Bradfords Memed to play.

lightning grounder* v

* a feature of

W. R. Sheppard Is another one of the baas ball or—ka, butbedoean'i the iooel papers after a defeat. r

n Drive CnsurpaaMd.

Throtixh train' (ram Camden. Connreu aisss* wa,',“ ™' - All laqulriM cheerfully answered by JAM. E. PRYOR. Hay or.

Hand's Central ®arkeC Ocean and Washington Sts., / —The leading Grocery and general Market at Cape May.— GITHENS A REXHAMMER'S FINE GROCERIES. CHAS. RUSH & sdfc’S CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA CITY DRESSED BEEF. \ P. E. Sharpies-.’ Celebrated Butter. Fish, Oyster*, Clam', Terrapin#. FANCYAKES IN ONE POUND TINS. ^ \

The Celebrated Steinway & Son Grand Piano is«used by this Company.

GEORGE CRANFORD, 27 Washington St., Cape MJiy City. FINE GROCERIES, All kiuda of Salt Meats, Eggs, Poultry, &o. Fine Butters a/ Prices as low or lowerJthi GOODS AM. * HKNIF.

W. C. liONAKA & CO., 42 Wiwblngton Street. Cape May, IMrOBTERN OF JADAirM#® OOOUN, Nfeuted Indian Baskets In nil shape#. All kind# of French Fancy (Jhluawarc

Complete line of Cut Silver and other Jewelry. Endless assortment in Leather Goods.

j. S. Garrison’s Agency, 69 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. ♦ llcadquartere for SlaUeuery. Toilet-Paper. FUhm# Tackle, rocket Cutlery, illuiature

Ih Tully equippotl with all the requi-

HlteN for doing

CRAIG BRO.’S LAUNDRY, . Xo. 47 Waablngton Street. Work done at short notice, and In the moat satisfactory manner. Work received on Monday will be returned on Thursday; that received on Wednesday returned on Saturday. Mis* Tinie Sandokan, Attendant.

OF ALMOST ANY KIND.

CARROLL VILLA. Fisher, A G Silver, Rev G W Tnmaon, D W Moore, Jr, Howard Moore, C C Moore, H C Moore, Miaa M T-Moore, Miaa M Moore, Miaa EN Barrett* Miaa E Dickinson, F M Peirce, wife and child, Miaa A Moore. Baltimore—B Bailoult.

ARUXQTOK.

Philadelphia—base Shaw and wife, Anna N Shaw, Marlon Shaw, laaae Shaw, Jr, E H Ramboaud wife, George B Darla and family, J B Copeland. Delphos, O—E W Hastings, wife and ater, G F Almy. NEW MT. VERNON. Mias LUlian Miller, Miaa Bessie Miller, F C Plegge, H Plegge, 0 Gaetz, George Schwinn, John It Lonabaugb, William M Barrataon.

, Baltimore—Mra C E Savage, William R Savage, Lillie Savage. Philadelphia—E Magarge and wife, Mra E F Magmrge. ALDINK VILLA, Pblladelpbia—Charlri U DiUmar, Carrie DltUnar, O II Hall, Mrs B R Rb«y, A E Canfield.

^oofo^ieaf^arbcn Fairmount Park, PHILADELPHIA. FOR THE SEASON 1880. locnaaed atusctleaa in the large eollecUoo of DvIbe —Wild Beast*, Birds and Reptlles.—Interestlug and iNStrseUre.Admltslon, 85 Ots.l Chlldrer, IO. OPEN EVEKT DAY. ^ AoreMlbie^byRregCar.and frequenttralna YT^EST JERSEY RAILROAD. Time Table. June SMh. USD. Trains wiU leave Cape May aa toUewrfor PHILADELPHIA: g A. M.,AOCOMIiUDATiO>(.^topa^l

Our job printers are skillful ami experienced in designing./ 5

EWING’S BATH-HOUSES. Between Perry and JiseUnon SU., • the beat bathing grounds. Perfectly equipped houses. Careful 'Attention. Fair Priocs. SAMUEL E. EWING.

1^. I>. STEVETVS, No. 60 Washington Street, n Flae tJrocerlcn, Frenh Meat*. Finh, YegetableH, Ac. dera called tor and Goods Delivered Free. Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed,

SH0WELL & FRYER, Market and Juniper Street*, opposite Wanamaker'a, PHILADELPHIA^ Wholesale and. Retail GROCERS. Our SIil Chandler will collect orders, a# heretofore, at Cape May. Freight prepaid.

^Excelsior I^arkeH 33 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J.

JOHN HAlaPIX A BRO.

OeH to^AtouUecity.at Ghunbore tor A ToosJ^wass £sa s 9.00 5 nermedlamwloB«. Arrive'In 4.35 SvS.YSKJSffKif’S'"' 5 00 t!-?TSS5i •!?•«&' 84* r. M. ■UNDAr TRAINS. lie P. M.—Aoeonunodatton, atopa at all ”■ 5.00 WLiW..*"™"”" 5.25k8sa?T FROM PHILADELPHIA. Kxpreaa, with parlor care,* *A.w. Eacureloo

TURKISH HOODS. A FULL LINE OF MAC'NiriOENT TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS, SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, JERUSALEM, DAMASCUS, AND BABYLON HANDIWORKS. 33L ECSB Washington Street, Cape May, X. J.

WILDWOOD BEACH. SPECIAL EXCURSION! Commencing July i8th, and every Tuesday and Friday thereafter during July and August. The West Jeraey R. R. Co. will run a SPECIAL TRAIN from Cape May at 10.30 A. M.; Returning, leave Wildwood Beach at 2.80 P, M. HOLM# IB IP TICKET.', *8 CFJiTN.

CHARLES E BAKER, Plain and Decorative BAXK STREET, CAPE MAY, X. J. (Opposite Old Railroad Station.) Istcrler DeeoraUons. EiUmatw Fnnibhcd.

DR. S. F. WARE,

Xo. 46 Washington Street, Cape May City.

UIFIRIEG-IEET

Organs and Sewing Machines, NEW HOME and WHITE, For Cash or on Inatailmonts. Machines as low aa MO. WILCOX and WHITE, BliBDETT, KTKBLIXta, FABRAXD A VOTEY Organa, / for Bent or Rale on eaay termi. Small eaih payment and small auma m<* menta ot all kind* aud 'heetmuric,stattooery, toilet requlaltea aud shell ki

pets at Philadelphia prleei.

. Dally newapa-

J0HS CRAIG, Manager.

QIOBE SAMPLE ROOM, No. 6 Ocean Street, Cape May, X. J. DENNIS CON8IDINE, Proprietor. Brenek of -Globe," N. W. Cor.«#eond and Rpriic* Street#. PhUadelpUa. Newly reBtied and lintel* andUotuaeo supplied at Philadelphia price*. Famished Hoorn* for rent to gentlemen by the day or week.

ELITE HA.IR. TOTVIC. The best preparation ever offered to the pnblie. Guaranteed to remao re all Dandruff. WIU atop tbs Hair frond Falling Ont and maken It Noil and Glossy. Contain* no grease and will not soil the moat delicate fabrics. Patented here and abroad. Sold bj all Druggists.

r; JOHNSON, Washington Ntreet, near P. O., Cape May. A Ufft vnd Well-Selected Block ol FINE 8HOE8 AND SLIPPERS. all Paper eoiretantly on band.