CAPE MAY-DAILY STAR ^ ^ . - wiu.'fas ^ - HDBLI8HED EVERT MORNING, PT icnoAr),

FRIDAY, JOAY 18 1890.

Theu wan a little flurry of wind, a careening of the'boat, a little chorea of Hcreama, and the (alia dipped the .water, looking eery much like an opaettlng of the craft. Did anybody get wet? Wa» anybody afraid of being drowned? Didn't »ome fair lady begin wiling the Star reporter about It, but drs'-at after _ being admouiaheJ that It ought not be recited In the paper? Well, we ahatl not give away any namea of the 1 ail lea who were neceaaariiy alarmed for an liwfant. Everything /came out jolly, and they Uughrd at thel/ acare. 'Thla waa on Wnlneaday and happened at the Inlet.

A arLESDlO pavilion, 20x30, la being erected for the, Seaalde Home, at Cape May Point, which, It la expected, will be dedicated to the uae of the women ' Bird children of t-hc Home, and the aged couplea of tlie Annex, on Sunday week, It la hoped. . The pavl'ton la located Iretween the Home and the Annex, and la built a lx feet from the ground, ao that children may find ample room to play beneath It. Mra. W. H. Bearf, who done ao much for thla commendable benevolence, aucceeded la aolicltiug glfta of lumber aufflclent for Ita atruetkra. It will be nicely ornamented aiul atrongly built, and will prove of great good and comfort to the inmatea. Mra. Beard la making the effort to have a «m»n atation building put up by the track In tire rear of the ho uae, and aecure the oooaent of the railroad ao party to atop trmina there. It would convenience both the Home and the

camp-meeting people.

OUR GUESTS.

AMD OTHER PRRSORAL POINTS

Judge Aaliman and family antly located, at the Carlton, Cape May

Point.

Rev. Dr. Scott, father of Mr*. Prea!dent iiarrlaon, lohk a pleaaapt atroll about our eliy yeaterday. William'Wagner and hit pretty bride, nee Miss Cora Ludlam, came down laat evening to pay their old home a vlait, Mr*. Dr. Dolaou, of Camden, la am merlogat Miller Cottage. The doctor hlmaelf la traveling In Europe. Mr. and Mra. C. Rndderow tbuaiaatic In the enjoyment they find at Cape May. William S. Smith, of the U. 8. Navy, and charming daughter, are aojournlug at the j|rextoti Villa. Mr. aod Mra. H. C. McKnight, of Plttaburg, were among the arrivala yeaterday morning at the Wlnilior. Edwin W. Sanborn, of New York, la delighted with hit quarter* at the Wlodcor. MorrU Herkcrai. of the . well-.

Hl'iuakdh who profeaa to love their wivea lutenacly, aoroettmea play them very mean trick when about to depart for that better land where there is “neither marrying nor giving in riage." One might suppose that i der spouse, on the eve' of being divorced bj death from the partner of his joys and aorrowa, would be governed In the disposition of hia worldly goods by an earnest desire to render her earthly future a happy one. If he has a fortune to bequeath to her, why should he make A dog-in-the-manger will, providing that she shall enjoy It only daring widowhood? What right baa be to domn her to a life of loneliness, i penalty of pauperism. In caae she shall marry again? Husbands about to shuffle off lids mortal coll, if you desire to be tenderly borne In mind by your relicts, don't deal with them after thla contemptible fashion.—iWu York IM-

With the summer the average girt

becomes more attra$lve than

You may talk about t^e “summer girl" In sarcastic veree, but the fact la, in the soft Indlanilka and pretty plaid ginghatna, she can do wonders with benelf. But with her advent comes the average man, who dresses like a clown tramp in hia endeavor to put on a fash-

ionable mgtigt. At the an

many men become either disgusting In their bathing deportment or else app«*r

like a lot of Idiots In aom

becoming garments. But here, in town, the display of costume* by *ome of the men who Inf eat Broadway, between Twenty-third and Thirty-third streets, Is simply ridiculous. One man will have on one of those terrible abominations, a high white hat, a pair of trouser*, a flannel shirt, a sack ooat and a big aearf with a pin In it. The next fallow you meet haa a “Prince Albert"

purple coat, lavender trousers; black heaver on his head, ai shirt; the next man, will

run-over shoes, will ih of aUk around hia

walat. The returned actor la probably the worst of all'In this regard. On the stage he appears vary well, but'6n the street he"Is a guy.—Nine York Truth.

Miller Cottage, on Perry street, 1* Joying quite a swell season already. Every room la occupied, and in order to accommodate the guewts, rooms have bean secured outside. Mr*. Hoffman haa a long experience as a landlady, and 1* popular for her careful keeping of the house. She is ably amlsted by her daughter, Mr*. Yarnall. A, soap bubble party created much amusement Wednesday evening. Thera were seven group* and aeven prise*. At the Upping of a bell a group as called by the ooWrof ribbon worn upon the pipes, would retire to the bubble room. Three blows each were allowed. Whoever blew'the largest bubble drew the prise. They were won aa follow*; Blue group, by Mrs. Nix»fo, of Camden ; orange, by H. H. Arnold, of Camden; green, by Mr*. H. T. Week*, of Chicago; red, by Frank Weeks; pink, by Mias Annette Koch, of Baltimore; yellow, by Mrs. Lentbecker, of Baltimore; Uvender, by Mr*. Kate Koch, of Baltimore. A progressive euchre party will be the amnae-

Hrs. Gaaa and family, of Camden, well known and esteemed at the Cape, are spending the summer at Miller CotUge. Dr. Murdock, a prominent Baltimore physician, and a large party was expected at the Sborebam, Cape May Point, last evening. John W. Cbeny, the Camden Insurance broker, aod a director In the New Jersey Trust and Safe Deposit Company, I* again at the Stockton. Jacob S. Bunting, the opulent Market street Philadelphia cloth merchai guest of Hon. M. Hall Sttntoo, South Lafayette street ootUge., D. A. Wright, tfie Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, engraver, and hia ‘ wife are guestp of the Shoreham, Cape May

Point

Rev. Dr. Suyker, a well-known BatU“placopal clergyman, la eajoylng - r -— Itu,, A'- I J. Adfllaoa. the Ink manufacturer, of PhiladelphU, 'is'-ea'joyiDg hit summer leisure hours st tbs Caps House, Cape May Point Mr. and Mrs. U. C. Carpenter and their little dangbur, Beatrice G„ an at the Windsor for a season of pleainrabla seaside life. Rev. Dr. Scott, Mrs. President Harrison's father, called on Mra. and Mlaa Copeland, Mrs. Bell and her daughter, Mrs. Store, at the Windsor yesterday. Robert B. Dixon, president of the National Bank of Eastern Maryland, accompanied by hia Anally, are recently reived guests at the Windsor. John O. McGaraber and mother, Mrs. Charles MoGarsber end son and Miss Ella Nicholson compose a pleasant party of Philadelphians at the Chat-

(bate.

Mi. Edward Grxtx, brother of Reglater of Wills Gratz, of Philadelphia, declares thst be la rapidly filling up nee enjoying the substantial* that me to the table of Brown Villa. Finley U. Bares, of Baltimore, wife and ton, who have a well-known aoolety reputation, arrived at the Stockton laat evening to spend the season. It la Mr. Burns' first visit slnoe 1888. William T. Schelde and wife and son, John, and daughter, Gertrude, of the ooal regions of Pennsylvania, whose home la In TUnivIlle, are stopping st the Cbalfonte for the season. Harry Cburab, we are glad to observe, doing a htutHng basinet* In batter u) eggs. Harr/1* a deserving young in and parsuss bit business on thoroughly straightforward methods. Mrs. Alexander Addlaon, wife of Rev. Mr. Addison, of the Alexander Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, waa the evening express laat night She is visiting Mr. and Mrs

R. H. Beattie.

Paul B. Anapaob, dubbed by hit young friends “ the wealthy Philadelphia druggist" takas a constitutional early horseback ride upon a dash-

ing Mead every morning.

Mr. M. Hill Stanton, much Improved i health niooe returning cottage life

bare, eqjoys an oeeaaional fit . dad the other day naught

largo net trout weighing eight pound*. Mlia Helen SUnton and her guest. Inn Emma Bralne, of Brooklyn, N.T., are becoming quite aoenstomed to the ■addle, and their canter* abont oar driven era bringing them rosy check*

Beat and goea* farthest. The Royal Cocoa of Holland, the tame title being granted by the King of Holland i

The Cape May Pontofflce, under Mr. iehardsoe's oommissloo, Is certainly well ooodacted. He baa a .corps of a, active and reliable, as his -Mias Lou Warrington, Mias tons. Miss Shelley and Mias Llsxle Town. W. V. I*- Selgman, the editor of the Vineland, N. J., Indeptndtnt, and wifa, ware among the excursionists here on Wednesday and paid the Dailt Stab pleasant call. He waa formerly the popular editor of thla paper and la well and favorably known at Cape May. Mra. SalUa L. Atwood and bright little eon, MedvlUe Stuart Atwood, the Star Villa last evening to Mrs. Atwood is quits

having been bare several seasons. She ■xpert swimmer, and is food of the and all things eoaneotad with it

-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace H. Hallowelj were among the Philadelphians to arrive laat evening. Mr* Hallowell Is Bertlnl*. daughter rof townsman William Essen, and a lovely little woman ■the la known to be. Mr. A. C. Griggs, Mr. and Mr*. Zell, Mlssea Dareeille and Mias Boyer formed a party who enjoyed a crabbing aud sailing expedition yesterday and caught "bushel*" of crabs, the ladles, of course, being the moat successful. A good catch of nut-braaru complexions was'sUo made. Mr. J. M. Wiener, of Wiener’* Dramatic Company, waa down yesterday In the interests of J. Levy aod Miss Levy and Mina Re«sle Gilbert, the noted cornet soloiata. He will bo down later on for a week’* atay at the - Cbalfonte. Hope he will succeed in bringing these musics! celebrities u> Ctpe May for s few entertainments at least. Mr. Jacob Bunting, oLe of Cape May's sturdy friends, though loregoing the cares of cottage life thla season. U a guest of M. Hall Stanton for a day or two. He is the aame heavy-weight, yet the lame jolly surf bather as of yore, and buffets the breakers with Bis customary enthusiasm. Mrs. Colonel John W. Forney, widow of-the late founder of the Philadelphia Prtu, and her two danghteis. Miss Tillie May Forney, the talented writer. Mrs. Edwin H. Filler, Jr., came dowh on the evening express last night extended sojourn. The Star gladly welcomes tnise lades within Cape Slay's threshold of manner society. Mrs. Rev. Samuel H. Boyer, of Philadelphia, la a guest with her little daughter at the Mt. Vernon, and is delighted with the Cape May shore that yeaterday she purchased a building lot the Mt. Vernon tract, at the corner Of Tw'enty-Biat ' aod Beach This is the last ol the bcaoh front lots, sold. Mrs. Boyer will erect n the lot within two years. Personally, Mrs. Boyer is moat delightful company, cultured, refined'and charming In manner. To Cape May society abe is a valued acqulsiMiss Lillian Mllljr, sweet sixteen aud oomely, daughter of Dr. A. W. of Philadelphia, is rooming iw MU Vernou Hotel, where ■ ;or slater, Miss Lottie, _-tin until September 1. Miss Lillian,, It may be remembered, very nearly Ibat her life in the surf laat year, and was carried to Marcy & Meoray’i drug atoVe, where the was reaiucItaUd. Dr. MlllOr’s professional partner having gone to Europe he Is denied the pleasure of being with his family except

Sundays.

Mr. Parker Williams, editor of the Hudson, N. Y„ Heguter and Wtiktg OattUt, haa taken aa elegant room at the palatial Stockton for himself and wife, where they will remain Indefinite time. It baa been forty years sloco Mr. Williams was. at Cape M*y, being then a Philadelphian. Though finding but little' except ~ irkSui beach to remind him of the olden time, be notices that we have numeroui old bullJlnga standlng^bout the heart of the town that he wonder* have not got rid of. Aod it la - the Stab's wonder. A Binaway and Smashnp. If there la such a thing aa an epUlrnlic In accidents, Cape May most assuredly has it thla season in runaways, have now to record the third crash of this kind. The first was A.H. Hamilton'* heavy wagunlowd of frclghu which brought upiagainBt J. B. Hughes' posts, doing considerable damage; the second was the Congress coach runaway, which knocked out two posts of the Palace Pharmacy, and smashed the fence SQd veranda railing of the Ja'mes learning cottage. Yesterday evening, about 0.80, a bone driven In a dog cart, belonging to Mrs. Mendenhall, residing in the Allieft cottage, and being driven to the stable by ' Albert Marriott, took flight on Washington street, near Decatur, caused by the boy attempting to drive by another carriage, and sheerltt" out, struck a telegraph pole, then ran across Decatur Square Into the comer double bulk window of Kennedy's drug Store, breaking an iron awning post short off snd crashing the big lower panes all around the bulk. The erased animal's head was thrust through, cutting his neck, the shock throwing him to.the pavement upon hit broadside, the blood spurting from his wounds and forming great pools upon the sidewalk. Many goods In the window were mined, and the t amount of damage considerable. Strange to say, the boy was thrown out unhurt. There was great excitement in the neighborhood for a time, and the store clerks and the family terribly

startled.

Mr*. President Harrison and other members of the family were riding along at the ilme and narrowly escaped colll■ilon with the runaway. Mra. Harrison was very moth alarmed, aa the thoroughly scared horse tore across the heads of their team, but happily they escaped without harm.

The Stem Ust Right Special to the Star. V iski.and, N. J., July 17, 10 P. M.

thmtder,'lightning and hall, la raging here to-night. The lightning has caused a big fire, which Is spreading rapidly. AH the way from Camden down the report oome* of severe hall and lightning

Special to tbs Stas. Nkwviki.d, N. J., July 17, 9.30 P. M. —The storm seems to be worse here than anywhere else. The keyboard of the operators has been s mass of fire all the evening. The heavy hailsto.m la raging terrifically. The lightning Is

STARUGHT. Many fishing parties are photographed by A. P. A H. STTodd. “Fra Dlavalo" will be given for the Jaat time to-night on the. Iron Pier. A rare bargain—A good horse, wagon and harness for only kWOO. Apply to P. P. Quidort, foot of Perry «t. jlo St. Ratty, corner Washington and Jacksou streets, makes a specialty of bottled whiskies for family use only. Artistic grouping by A. P. A il. B. Todd, the photographers, cor. Congress The Baltimore cniftiogcnt at Congress Ball Is growing Urge, Iweuty-flve having arrived from that city Ust even A very handsome alerl engraving of the martyred Lincoln hangs on the office wall of the Shoreham, Cape May Point. - . Look out for the greatest of all comic operas, i'Amoriu," on the Iron Pier, Saturday night. " What a pleasant remlndet of happy daya spent at the seashore is one of Chester's superb cabinet photos of your groupe of friends taken st bU studio, comer Stockton surf hatha. To-flight ia toe last performance of Fra Dttvalo" on the Iron Pier. Don't tin it. Wantkd—A white girl waitress. Must be first-class. Apply to the Aid Inc. jl7-2t ' Captain Franks wishes to Inform his friends and Che public IB general thAl be is prepared to downy business In his old linp ol profession sa a detective officer, for the recovery of stolen properly, or give Information In regard to any crooked work, at his store, 88 Washington street. Cape May City. TinTypes can be taken and finished i five minute* If necessary by A. P. & H. B. Todd, corner Congress lawn. Cheator is very fortunate in having again secured the valuable services ol Mr. Rol Deffeubsch as retoucher of negative* at hia studio, ooruer Stockton Surf Baths. This Is Mr. Deffenbach-'s fourth consecutive season. His arti abilitlea have contributed In no si measure to Mr. Chester's great succ "Atnorita,” an opera that had a of over three hundred nighta In Now York, will be given on the pier, Satur-

day.

Iced Bouillon, a new and favorite drink, refreshing snd healthful, at Marcy & Mecray's Palace Pharmacy,

opposite Congress Hall.

Pockktdook Lost.—Lost on Friday, July 11, a grayish-colored pocket! .voic, oontsinlng mini of money, two keys and two retnrdKickets from Cape May to Washington. Any person returning the same to Captain Franks, 28 Washington street, or any inlormalloo leading to it's recovery, will be liberally ~

warded.

The first Wildwood Bcaoh excursion from Cspe May, over the West Jersey Railroad, will take place this morning, leaving by special train at 10.30. Returning the train will leave Wildwood at 2.30 P. M. This affords a very pleasant and interesting trip. This excursion will be made every Tuesday and Friday until the close of August. Round trip tickets, SO cenu. Remember the matinee Saturday morning at 10.30 A. M. Admission

only 10 ucnc*.

“The Care and feeding of Infants” is the title of a most valuable little book issued by the proprietors of Melin's Food, the Doliber-Qoodalo Co., 41 Contra! Wharf, Boston, Mass. It will be ,of great aaslitahee to every mother in feeding her child. Send for a copy; It '111 be mailed free to any address. Take the yacht Gusale, Captain Yorke, fora pleasant fishing or ssiling trip. _ tf First-class single driving horses for ladies or gents, at Baynes, Stockton Hotel. \ ,' tf. Wiley's Congress" Ball bath honsea .-a the best equipped on the beach. Careful attendance. tf If you wish a first-class turnout of any kind, call and see Haynes, at Stock- • in Hotel. tf. Ice eold sods water, all the choice flavors, at Kennedy’s United States Pharmacy, Washington and Decatur streets. tf If you wish to have a drag or plueton, ice team and driver, leave orders at either of the store* of Doctors Marcy & Mecrey. tf

the only one, but one of the

Practical Watchmakers of Cape May olty. 8. M. Sm-th. Formerly with Bally, Banks A Biddle, Philadelphia. tf Wnfcy, of Congress Hall bath houses has placed a tent oc the strand .for the accommodation of hit patrons. It Is an excellent substitute for the muob needed pavilioui. tf StAkton surf baths arc the best equipped on the coast. Rooms will be rented at much reduced rates for tb« dance of the acaaon. tf Go to A. Hew.tt’s store, 44 Waabing.jn street, for dry goods, notions, and mllliuery. Store, opp. Catholic church. Our motto: " One price to all." tf Alonzo Hewitt. J. W. Bradshaw's fruit store Is continually stocked with the moat luscious fnrejgn and domestic fruit at low pricei'. Free delivery. Deeatur neaOVashing. *— i —-* 1 M

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equipped for basinets, with excellent bathing robot, polite attention, aud eon--venient rooms. Pavilion on the bcaoh ~ ir accommodation of bis bstbors. tf J. S. K. Hand A Son are the old original and only Cape 'May diamond cut- • J _ In Cape May. Cspe May, diamonds In rings, pins atuda, button*, and all of onr own manufacture. Repairing of fine witches and jewilry by skilled workmen only. tf* Matey A Meeray’a Philadelphia phor-

HOTFJLS AMD COTTAGES.

the beat quality of feed*, hay and flour ■t the lowest prices. Orders promptly filled and delivered. Give this popul - merebant your patronage. Samuel M. Smith, wal Washington street meter by which watches inj cl<

lug product* which' h popular. Use .JVrpuisi Dressing for ■ usset bather Slid llgh colored shoes and pre«erve the origin: color and lustre. If a pslent halht polish la desired use “Gold 8c.»l."

..icvrsj ■ xiiiiauripm*,l>norsr of Ocean street and Colue, have a blgrnn for their

'champagne soda. Thin la a deliciously, healthfnl anmmer drink. The finest soda drink In town. Made only at the Philadelphia pharmacy, Ocean atreet

' Columbia avenue. tf

_ red Arnold's Merchant's Exchange, Washington aod Jackson streets. Is on* of the popular places of reaort for thorn who desire to enjoy seaside dellcaooa prepared In the most skillful manner. The liquors dlspenaed at the bar are pronounced by oonnolsaeurj to be of remarkable quality and purity. tf Go to Lanaing'a Cafe, oomer Lafayette and Decatur streete, for private terrapin suppers, soft, hard, and devjled crabs, oysters, and little neck olHna. Game In season. Wine* and liquor*. Beer on draught Famille* supplied, tf Four and six in band coaches for ivenlng parties at Haynes livery, Stockon Hotel. tf. Lovett*, No. It Ocean atreet, harness manufactory, Is prepared to turn ont all desoriptioae of work In thla line. A fall assortment of harness, blankets,

ite. Repairing dooe with dispatch. tf

John Bet* look I poslte the Stockton. Miss Armstrong and an exceedingly comely one. The life guards should patrol the beach from 9 to 4 according to agreeMrs. J. R. Smith introduced hc.self to the waves yesterday and enjoyed dier initial bath hngely. Some beautiful ladies have their flowing tresses run through the wringtr after bathing. The tem]Kifuture of the uc^o yesterday was 74. eight degrees warmer than at the aame date laat year. Miss Florence Upper, is ov~ of tl o' prottlcat swimmers on the beach. She Is a favorite at the Stool ton. Cardinal Gibbons enjoys »urf bathing on our finest beach ami is Included In the Stookton coterie of bather*. Miss Pattle Weeks, clad to her neat blue and white Jersey bathing sail, ls one of the most winning lady bathers.The bewitching Mia* Lillian Carr la a graceful and vigorous ■‘.w-Jinmer, and, clad In her light-fitting jersey, a veritable sea nymph. Miss Bessie Noble la not the leaat a!, traotlvo among the many beaut fol latly bathers who are dally wrapped in the embrace of the wares. Miss Gurrah E. Hoffman, an accomplished society lady, bathes daily and Is always sorrounded by a group of admiring friends. Misses Nan Ewing and Lillian Craig, two fair West Capo May malders, buffeted the waves yesterday and attracted much attention by their graceful floating and swimming. Mrs. J. P. Carr, olothed in a ucal salt of blue, trimmed In white, is much admired and among the most attractive ladies who bathe upon upper

grounds.

The ebarmlng Miss Lillie Myers, of | the Brexton, greatly enjoys bathing and Sreara the neatest of bathing suits. Hoi accomplished sister, who has won fame on the stage ns Alidt Yarena, Is alsc within the group of Stockton bathers who are gazed upon with admiration. Mra. Georgo Lang, of Philadelphia, a guest of Brown Villa, is one one ol the most export lady awjmmcrs at the Cape thla season. To swim out* the length of the Pier, or to the life boat is considered by her a small teat. She la mnoh admired in her bine robe fitting upon her graceful form. A flirtation of an Interesting, though not of a commendable character, la progressing between a young and enamoured girl and a man who owes lawful allegiance tc another lady. But -w hy oavllatlt? They are so earnest that they think they are securely hidden from view and safe. Petite, enticing and pretty, wealth of raven tresses,' she bathes daily and win* many admiring glances. She Is unconscious of all, however, nntil he comes, stalwart, young and vigorthen abe becomes vivacious and then the bath In his company—what luxury ! Afterwards be la so helpful drying her hair and in aiding her in various ways. -SbwSqone of ouryommer girls and he Is hcu2kvotcd admirer. President Harrison Here Again. President Harrison and Private Secretary Halford arrived at the Cape last night In the private ear of Vice President Sewell, of the West Jersey Railroad, at 9.14., They were the only passengers on the train. So quietly did they arrive at the Sea Breeze that only i half-dozen pereons.werc out to witness their arrival. The D. 11. R. R. engine conveyed the car to Cape May Point, from whence the two passengers i paired to the Presidential cottage. The President was dressed In 1 light suit, and wore a new strew hat place of hia caBtotaery derby. He will probably remain until Monday-or Tuesday. The car waa In charge of ConducJoe McConnell, and was brought down by Engine No. 1208, Engit George Baxter.

r a S' O t * Hot and Cold , alw Free Bus Jin?!’ BATHS hcE ^ Id all Trains.' Gape. May City. tU. \to GaeshS' .

HOTEL. CIIAL.FONTE,

W. SAWYKK. Man

ZDIEVOILT * Near R. U, Station, Beach and Post Office. So It til Eafityetle Street Terms—SfO.OO and SJ2.00 per Week. MRS. T. ft. BROOKS. IVEa/rine Villa,

•Whkn we dame to this town," write* a Georgia editor, “ It wa» little • than a water tank, but now the heat whiskey In the country Is sold here, and there are ten moonlight still*

For Improvement or Investment. All visiting Capa May abould see the Mt. Vernon Land Co,'* grounds, near the Elephant. There Is a rare chance for Investment. Lou have all elty Improvement*—gaa, water, a good sea wall, board walk and beach drive. Yon ean buy one of those ocean-front lota building purposes, or bny lor leas from the syndicates on InttalmenU. Foil information at New Mount Vernon Ute groands or 8. Bardaley,

First-Class in Every Respect.

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.ECEPTION QF

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ARLINGTON HOTEL, Opponitr R. R. Station. Grant Street, Cape May. G. J. Kkomek, Proprietor. First-class Cuisine. Large Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable.

CARROLL VILLA., . Jackson Street, near the Roach, CAPE KAY, N. J, Delightful location. , Everything first-class. Cldae to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

~>HOTEL COLUMBIAN*Thoroughly Renovated and Improved. -» XTOVLT Qgsnsr. f JPOJP'U'XjJi.It HS-S-TEe. H. W. Sawyer, Manager.

HOTEL HILTON, EDWARD WESSON, Prop'r. Rates, 92.00 per Day. Spedlal Rates by the Week. Elevator and Electric Bella. 1100.13 FILBERT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Three Squares from Penn's It. R. Depot. - Filbert Street Gars pass the door.

M INCELL AN EOCH.

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

JAQUETTE A. STRATTON, 15 Waahlegton St., Cape May, Dealer in pish. Oysters, Terrapin, Clams, Crabs, &c Wacom will deliver to Hotels and Cottage* with promptness.

W ANTED.—A capable aijd experienced man, now head waiter at one of the hotels ami a good caterer, desire* to arrange with a party for control of dining room and kittheu, where be cpuld board the family and do ontaide catering **--coming fall and'winter, In-Philadelphia. Addie** H. W-, Stab Office.