BASE BALL. I'wr PUyte* •• tfce Ptrt'oT AHtMt -ftawer. Cap* MayadmlDlateM a croahlng de-f.-ai to the Aoguat Flower* on SatonUy before ab uouaually {arge atteiulaoee. The game waa eery onesided, but aereral Interesting playa were made. Myers, of the rial tors, was taken out of the box In the beginning of the third and exchanged pUeee witbHmlth, right fielder, for the rent of the game with gg better resiilu. THE PEATL'RXa, A flue atop waa made by tbird-baae-mau WaUa, of llte Waltora, in the first lulling. ' ‘•Wag” waaglren a liearty reception by the crowd aa lie stepped up to the' plate In the IIrat Inning and be responded with a corking single to rigbt-oentre. In the flflk, J. Healey aborts top ot the August Flowers, made a bill Ham one-handed stop of a bard hit ball, but marred the beauty of' It by making an orertbrow to first. Id the sixth, Watts made a slashing hit over the left-fielder’* bead, bnt ^ie strong wind carried It foul, any other time It would have been good for a BoSer The bast BBT pitched he drove over the oentre-flelder’a bead for two baga.. “Knlck" next stepped up to the plate, full Of ambition, and drove out a borne nib, the ball going Into the marsh land out In right. , In the ninth, Durell made the Star play of the game, taking a line fly on the dead rtm only alx Inches from the ground. The crowd was electrified by this grand feat, and cheered him for several minutes. The score: CAP* MAT. It. B. O. A. E. Durell, cf 3 0 2 0 0 Waftonhuret, 3b 3 1 3 1 1 Grave*, If. 0 X 1 0 0 Dana, lb * 3 10 0 1 Watts, 8b.....: ....... 4 4 3 8 8 Knickerbocker, iu.. 2 4 0 0 0 Dashiell, p 2 2 011 0 Ilyneman, rf. 2 1 0 0 0 Lansing, r 2 3 0 X. 0 Totals.... 21 18 2t 10 .1 AI (1I»T ruiwiilv K. B. <1. a.'k. Liyeock, 2b 0 0 4 8 2 Walls, lib . 0 0 2 4 3 McGuigan, cf. 0 0 0 1 XW. Healey, If 0 0 0 0 1 J. Healey, as 0 0 1 3 3 Smith, rf, p 0 0 0 4 0 Spear, c 0 0 0 1 2 Myers, p. rf 0 0 2 2 1 Young, lb 0 0 18 1 2 .^/Totals "o *0 27 10 15 I.NNISOS. Cape May 1 7 0 2 1 8 3 Ang. Fl’rO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Earned runs—Cape May, 7; Two-h**e hits—Watts, 2 ; Ilome run—Knickerbocker. Total base hits—Cape May, 23; Stolen base* Watts, 2; Durell, 1; Wagunburst. 1; Graves, 1; Dana, 3; Knickerbocker, Dashiell, Ilyiioinan, Lansing, Walls. 1. Sacrifice hits — Lansing, Wagonhurst, Watts. Double Flays— J. Healey and Young. Struck out—By IXashiell, 0. Struck by pitched ball— McGuigan. Time of game—1 hour arid 33 minutes. Umpires — Frier and Walker. ' e Hotel Arrivals. A STOCKTOB. Philadelphia—L M Winston, Dr M Goldberg, wife and child, Mre .1 R Garber. Mason Htet sod wife, R Hoyt, G J Harding and wife, C S Clark, WllHam Alexander Brown, H Ayer and wife, Mrs Henry Totten, William Totten, Luey W Totten, Master Harry Totten, William T Totten, Julius C Qr\, Oscar B Teller, Dr Morris Justiaw, Jt, Jagll R Graham and wife, Fred Loeb, John F Bets, Jr, and wife, two children and maid, J Pemberton Newbold, J Marchutz and wife, Leopold Bamberger, Bessie T Wiley, Walter Hatfield, William Henry Price, B H Pill, E A Hancock, James Hancock, George W Reumann, Charles Y’ Fox, W T Totten, L L Ilyneman, David I Thompson, John A Stevenson and wife, tVIlllam A Meant!ff, John N Drybullt, Morris K Langsdorf, Mn A Knlpe, Mlsa Adams, J II Rigoey. Camden—John Barnard and wife. Baltimore—John R Kelso, Jr, W R Able and wife, 8 ohl'dren and 2 nurse*, Mias May Bogue, William Gilmer and wife, W George Weld, Walter Dawson, James A Brady, Thomas F Deane, ' Bowly Richard son, I R Smith, William N Norria, M O Behrlver, AlbertTSIyer, Edward Shiver, Robert Myers, E N Viekery, 8 G Vlokary. Thomas R Torjenee Miss Josephine Torrence, J Frank Ewen, Annie Clark, W Geold. Washington—Mre J K McKee; E W Halford, AHen R Foote. Cheater—S L Clayton, C Robs. Wilmington—Alfred Du Pont acd wife, Mlm Gamble, W W Du Pont Brideaburg—VTE MoGIII, W E MeGlll, K Harvey, John Donaldson, Edw. P Kerrsbew, A Wood, Andrew Gong, Charles E Suing, E J EUtog, Wayma Riddle, E Hampton Hirsh, John F

Beta.

Allhntowo—C Y Scbelley and wife. New York—J H Potter, D H MeAlpln, Jr, Judge and Mrs Horace Russell, 2 children, E 0 Prlckard. Cincinnati—J Bobem. Scarborough, Eng—William J Lee. Chattanooga—C E J ameer Brooklyn—John A Nichole and wife. Radnor, Pa—William H Erben, Mr* A H Markley. .VCape May Court Houae-Dr C F Learning and wife, Mia* Josephine

COXOnESS HALL. Waihlngtaa—Austin Herr, Mrs T S Verdi, Mias Verdi. Phlla4elphla—I A Hull and wife, Miss Marion Hull, Maater Artiior Hull, R V Boswell, William M Huey and wife, Mlsa Blanche Huey, Willie Hdey, I S Spraaoee, M r and Mrs D Ramsay Patteraou, A K Moore, D W Dickson, William H H Wallace and wlle. DW Johoand wife, B Frank Young, George B Collier. William Garrett and wife, Johr.D Thomaa, W R Coe, P T Hallahan, Mre. J Baltx and eblld, Mrs E Jeoka and ehlld, Arthur H Blackburn, H IKW»gner, .1 C McNanghton, wife and family, Robert J Arundel, Edward C Napbeya, wife and daughter, r.dwlD C Riggs, T K Collins, Jathe* R Noble, M J Glecoon, J S Semon, Herbert Haas, ler, Mlsa Josie B Noble, Gordon Granger Noble, George A. Cotton and wife, Barry J Noll, Richard, Grgbam. Clayton—F M Plerde, wife and ehlld. Bosto i—Hr and Mre E G Foster, L P Moore.’ — Datruport, Iowa—J K Stearns and

wife.

Wilmington—C , W Gouert, W C Spruanee, II G Scott ’’Funkbannock, Pa —Harvey Sickler, Mias Stella Slokler. BaRlmdre—A "L ABdCrion ind "wife, Miaa Leona M Anderson, Mias Edwin* Anderson, R R Bowman, .John Hannibal, Joseph C Scroggins and wife, Charles Poole, John Harrington, William H Marriott wife and family, Frank Hoen and wife, C C Corbin and wife, Caughy, Michael Caogy, Hanie S tears. Newark-John E Hill. New York—James H Ash. Media—Frank,!! Baker. Dennison, Texas—Charles H Putt. Camden—E B Broadway, P F Nleu-

kirk.

Salem—B Griscom. LAPATRTTE. Philadelphia—Mre Ellen S. Sullivan, H M Boyer and wife, Edgar A Earle, FrancU Lee Cooper, Mrs J Fales Smith, Mrs J P Fales, J Harry Smith, Harry Walton, E S Fales,’ . Pemberton Hull.'' ingawortb, II Pemberton, Jr, John A Stevenson and wife, Charles Feyer and wife, Benjamin Ketebam, Jr, and wlfin Joseph A Hoffman, Harry I Trainer, Mre John B Deaver, A H Woodw/rd and wife, Elmer P Woodward, MollIvKE Heintz, P H Thomaa, Mlobael, Emanuel Coben, Lewis Cohen, J Herrlott, N B Springer, Wlllfi Mills, Mlaa Ella Edwards. Bridgeton—C J Buck, child. Delaware—Mre Francis N Buck, and child. Virginia—William ArmUtead C Gor-

don.

Hagerstown—O H W Ragan and wife, Mias Jennie Hammond, Charles Webbolj. New York—W Jay Barker, Mrs M Barker Farelra, Ileaslo May. Germantown—W V Cate and Warren—J W Bowen. Court Houae—Morgan Hsod. Washington—I A E Ker, James E

Boyer.

Baltimore—J Bowly Richardson, William S Morris, I R Smith, Arthur Em-eryr-RIcbaxd Cunningham, Mrs Nlsbet Trumbull. Miss Ada Paci^ A R Hyatt, Raleigh C Smith BrUpol—B L Dclany.

WINDSOR.

Beverly—Mlsa-Henry C Muller. PhlladelphU—Clarence 8 Kates, Mlaa J F Gillespie, Rev Edward bhlppeo Watson and wife, Andrew Wheeler, Jr, and wife, two obUdren and none, John S Duff; Newton M Potts, H B Houston, W A Kirkpatrick and wife. Bryn Mawr—P W Jones. Columbus, O.—Mr* Gjorge Mony-

pony, Miss Marfield.

Cadis, O.—Mr and Mrs W G Estep. ' Allegheny City, Pa.—Miss Barnett. , Baltimore—J L Rowland and wife, O |U F Showman and wife, Mre F W Croea,

Joseph Lee. *

Washington—Mre Fannie Flaber. Woodbury—II S TatmanN

ARLINGTON. Pbiladelpbla—Thomas W Cross, H Landenberger, wife, and two children, W B Shaw, George'R Jefferson, EH* V Merritt, Mre Haxlett, Mias Mabel Merritt, William C Merritt/H C MeKewen.' Baltimore—P Rslley, P McMahon, C B Kleilaeker. James S Martin. Chicago—John N Francis. Media—Henry Riddle. West Chester—C B Lear, T T Smith. i Washington—George P Conn, J Frank Elmer and‘wife. Woodbury—A S Barber, J'r, Mr* M H Kimble, D J Packer, Jr, and wife. 1UUHCTON VILLAPhiladelphia—Mre J P Falea, Mr* J Fale* Smith, J Harry Smith, Charles G Bush. William R Sommer*, Mia* M Otta .Penniugfonl, Harry T Bower, ^rilllam Keasier, W IS Stavera, II B

Slavers.

Riverton—Alex Mafcy, Jr. Washington—i) W Oliver. R N

Baker.

Baltimore—N 8 M Morton, Jonathan I Morton. Mre A Powell, Miss Mary Mlaa Jennie McDow, Mis* Nannie Howard. MARINE VILLA. Philadelphia—STfnTJouilahB/Mraa A M Couslaud, Mr John B Lening, .Mlaa A.'Ie B Lening, Mr and Mre R M Cadwalder^S children and nurses, 8 Morris LHlIe^ S Emlen Meys. Bethlehem, Pa—Mre Prof. M A Potter, and Master Willie Potter.

IRON PIER, Only place of Amusement in GA.PE MA_Y.

r Philadelphia—Misses Eiekloi', II A A Thlssell, A E Brecht and wife, Frank Bursa and wife, Albert Keene, J R Boyd and wife. ■ Royereford, Pa—J A Uuckwalter and wife, Ella Buckwaltcr, Abram Buckwaiter, Josie Buekwalter. Someraville, N J—P Vrooro.

ALPINE VILLA.

Philadelphia—J H Ware. Miss F Gpldsttiu^Ga^rgrFord, M E Prtckett, "Paul Jagod®; "JIriTCharlea Dlttman. Jenklntowu—A E Canfield. Baltimore—John C Hemmeter, M D, Ph D., Alexander M oWr and wife, Cb*rlMBothman*Dd^rife\^

Wanamabci’f.

Puiladili-ria.Monday. July a. isso. •^TAe weather to-day is'.ikely

iturdays i P. M.

Closed Saturday:

A dozen places in Untrimmed Millinery where half the usual money gives first choice.

Girl or Woman.

North bom Thirteenth' and Chestnut sti Kvery desirable style / of Tennis Racket—47 sorts—including the W anamaker Specials, each a third -dieaper than any others of same grade. Other Sporting Goods on just as generous a basis. Everything for Angling, -and Cricket and Croquet and Base Ball—dandy Base Ball Bat lor

boys, 5c.

_ 'ement. noitheast uf centre.

Nothing so cool as a Hammock to lounge in. Room to sling one wherever you can swing a cat. Mexican Grass, $1.75. Palmer and all others.

John Wanamaker.

HOTEL CHALKONTK.

Philadelphia—Mabloo Fulton, 0 E WUlea, Philip Jagoda, wife sad daughter, Mr* W P Ell well, Oharie* McKaraher, Rachel El well sod noree, H T Reerdeu, George Ash bridge and wife, Mlaa Agues Chandler, Southerland Law, Bradford Merrill, O E Vlekera, Arthur

UNITED STATEN. Philadelphia—Charles Abner, S Theodore Glbton and wife, Anna E Gibson, B Frank Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Thomas B Burke, J B Mitchell, James 8 Learning and wife, Joaepb Jackson, Mr* M Daniel*, Jerry Cre**e. New York-E V Leon. Baltimore—William Hines, Emil D John. Etu C Nordhoff, R MeCoy, William J White, William II Stevenson and wife and the three Mlaac* StevenCamden—C L Eldredge. PltUborg—W H Bailsman. Hokoken—G A Lcldc and wife. Buffalo—A II G Hardwleke -apd

wife.

HOTEL COLUMBIA. Philadelphia—C G Adams, Mlaa Johnone Adame, James D Artbnr, George J Jewell and wife, L J Well. Washington—James T Henry, V M Henry, Dr 8 T Maaon, wife and family. Jenklnton, Pa—Mist J C Nash. Haverford College, Pa—K R HawkNew York-A W Berk*. Cape May Court Houae—David T

imlth.

Baltimore—W George Weld, William I Rouse, H Wlater Growl. Harri*burg—Eleanor Landell Ref, M A Block and daughter.

Bridgetoo—Char lea G McGear, 8 E

Ua* Bill* Reduced.

Hare you a gas saver on year meter - ■ yon should have aaked these about It: Hand 4 Brooks, Halpln & Brother, R. 8. Haoil, Mre. Brooks, i. D. Craig, F. J.- Green. Mr. " Jg, 44 Washington street, la agent

this elty.

Robert P. Shull. Gen. Agent

Bpeatest of all Qperas: Wednesdays; Matinees; Saturdays AT 10.30 A. M. 10c. Admission. 10c. Qraiib §iuifcav ^ji^fif (Joncerf A»9VINSI€»N lO i'TS.

The Celebrated Stkinwav & Son Grand Piano i by’this Company.

^•Excelsior IlQai‘keH 33 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J.

JOHN II A IvP*I X A BRO.

TURKISH GOODS. A PULL LINE OP MAGNIFICENT TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS, SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, JERUSALEM, DAMASCUS, AND BABYLON HANDIWORKS. —n. n. s.sJR&.s.'sr.ajriAiT.— ^' 30 WanhlnKion Siroet. Cupp May. hi. J.

WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO., ■ PCBWAKmatS OK ' . _ Valuables and Merchandise lbs United States. Orders for good* to be forwarded by Ex- ' ' rltbont charges and promptly delivered by bur own mesas f»r a* practicable, the return of good* on the name day. HORSES AND CARRIAGES ran be sent by express on fast passengers trains, WASH HAMPERS ig clothing to bo laundried will be carried between Philadelphia, or and Capo .May at *1.00 for the round trip, and will be called for and dell venii upon day* specified by shippers. Cape May office:—Corner Washington and Jackson streets. Philadelphia officei-F-rry Building, foot of Market street RORKRT STRETCH. Uea. Agent.

Hand’s Centra! Market, Ocean and Washington Sts., -The li-mling Grocery and general Market at Cape H»y.GITHF.NS .V REX HAMPER'S FINE GROCERIES.

P. E. Sharpies.-!' Crkhraled Boiler. Fish, Oysters, Clan*, Terrapins. FANCY CAKES IN ONE POI^ND TINS.

GEORGE CRAWFORD, 27 Washington St., Cape May City! FINE GROCERIES, t All kinds of Salt Meats, Eggs, Poultry, Ac. Fine Butters a Specialty,/ Prices as low or lower than elsewhere. A. ^/FH

W. C. iSONAKA & CO., -13 AVaHhington Street, Cape May, IMPORTERS OF JAPANFSE OOOBH, scented Inilisn Bs>koU in sll shape*. All kinds ol French Fancy Chinsware Complete line of Cut Silver and other Jewelry. Endless assortment In LestherGood*

J. S. Garrison’s Agency, (•9 Washington Street, Cape May, S. J. hiuarten (or StaUoneryrTollet-Psper. Klshin* Tackle, Pocket Culler}'. Miniature Host*. Hope, Twine. Sc. I.OYK1.I/S I

EWING'S BATH-HOUSES, Between Perry and JackHon Nto., >' I"'*! bsthing grounds. ‘ Perfectly equipped houses. Careful Attention. Fair Price*, y SAMUEL E. EWING.

CRAIG BRO.’S LAUNDRY, No. 17 WaMhlugton Street,

WILDWOOD BEACH. SPECIAL EXCURSION! Commencing July i8th, and every Tuesday and Friday thereafter during July and August. The Weal Jersey R. It. Co. will run a SPECIAL THAIN from Cape May at 10,80 A. M-; Returning, leave Wildwood Beach at 2 30 P. M. ROUND 1RII* TICKETS, 50 C.'ENTN.

Hoy’s Park Ticket*.

Seaaon tickets for boys under under fifteen year* of age will now be issued for 41 30. These ticket* are not good

for the grand ctand.

it II. Joukk, Manager.

I*wx noted lor liesUhtulneM.careful tralnln _nd thorouxli Inxlnielkm. Will open Wednw iUj, gjitsmb*? 17ih. II offleer* aud leacher BKT. AK-raUR BICH. a.M.. M.D.. j am* KaUTXipiTOWN, mi

WEST END LAUNDRY All work done In a firat-elaas maimer and at the abortest notice. Goods called tor and Delivered, ay APPLY AT WEST END BOTBL-«*

Philadelphia—A M Ryan, M Kelly, Morris B Shear and wife, J B Magarge. LoolavlUe—J M Baker and wife. Baltimore—Mlaa K S Emleh, Mia* C F Baker, 0 E Salvage, H L Reid, W F Davila and famllvElmlr*—Mr* C Jt Slrlckela.

BEGKI’S CLUB HOUSE Cigar Emporium, Csr. OeeaB aad Haghes Streets. CAPE MAY, K. J. Dry Cigar* a Specialty. All tbb Nov eltlea. City Prtoea.

POWEldld*^ Gents'Furnishing Store DECATUR STREET. (opposite Pier Avenue Ion.) Partlealar atteotloo paid »th* cutHD* fink, titan at Gael lew im-* Good,. Chlldi _ rioUnnx cut and made to order. Clcaninx and Eepalrlnf^promgre attended to. All war*u*ranter* uU* etery^^ M rowcu _

CAPT. FRANK,*’ Old Virginia Tobacco and Cigar Store, Na. IB Waihlaitun *t..Caps Mar-I'lrst-clav* Clxar* and «vwIde Tobacco Itare Ball Material* and FishlnE Tackle. Sheet Music and Honxs at Bottom Price*. John AkinsICB ORBAM PARLORS Ice Cream ai>d Water Ices. Hotel, and ColUijre^ujiplIed^M short notlco.

JOIIX AKINS. 59 tt

Cape Way City.

CAPE tlA V. LOTS FOR SALE. ESTATE OF MARK DEVINE 1W ol the finest bulldlu* lota, Iroutlox on Benen avenue, Pattareon avenue. Broadway Flrel and Second avenues.adjolnlnx the handsome cottaxe ol Thom** F, Kelly and Dr. Axnew, New Beach Drive. Board Walk, Pure tt a ter. Gu and Dectrie Lights In Front. The lota

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

d Board Walk and Btreel*.

Ocean Drive rn»urp***od.

ThroaMi train* from t

JAS. E. PBTOB. Brjop.

2oofo|ieaf^arbcn Fairmount Park, . PHILADELPHIA. FOR THE SEASON 1800. Incrr&wd attraction*‘hi thelarxe collccllon of Uvln* —Wild Beast*, Bird* and ReptllcH.— —Intercfitlng and In^trncUre— Admission, 28 cts.; Children, IO.

w

E8T JERSEY RAILROAD. Time Table. Juno Sth. 11190.

Train* will lesvs Cape May a* follow* foi

PBUuIlDBLPHIA:

'OM MUDATIOV. Stop* i

().40 an inter -1 PhUadeiphUa Bid for Atlantic

ihlaat 9.50a.M. Connect* it: City, at-Glasahors for Si

9.00 SiSaSBliSSifiRr- “ -» ort P M.—AceomimKlallon. HI op, at an X.-jJ II,-.no ,11.,!.. I.-.'.'.nl!. > in ri.M adelutna 5.40 K. M. Connect, at Newfield lor Atlantic City, and at Ulaaaboro lor Brldxelon. 4.35

Jj. 1>. HTKVETVSs No. CO Wabiiinoton Sthket, II Flwp CiroperlCK. Urr-nh Ke'ntM. FIhU, VegotabloH, Ac.

SH0WELL & FRYER, Inrkcl mifl Jnnlper Strcotw, opponllo IVtinamnkcr'M, PHILADELPHIA, "Wholesale and Retail GROCERS. Our Mil. CHAVU-Kn will collect order*, aa heretofore, at Cape Ma). ^ Freight prepaid.

CHARLES E BAKER,

i ihiii niiti arccorative ■

BANK STREET . CAPE MAY, If. Jl. .(Opposite Old llallroad Station.)

Interior Deroratlon*.

Eatimatr* FnrnUhed.

DR, S. F. WARE, No. 4A YViiMliington .Street. Ciape May City. TTJPTtXGrTI.T Organs and Sewing Machines, NEW HOME and WHITE, For Cash or on Installment*. Machine* as low as420. WILCOX uniMVHITE. BURDETT, KTEBLIN'ti, FA BRAND

A YOTEY OrgniiH.

iSnSVIiS

ill ca-h payment and •-nail i

monlhly. Mu*lo*lin>tru ind alicll xood*. Dally newapaJ0HS CRAIG, Manager.

QLOBE SAMPLE ROOM, No. a Ocenn Street, Cape Bay, N. J. DENNIS CONSIDINE, Proprietor. Drench 61 '-Glob.'," N. W. Cor. Second and Spitiee Streets. Philadelphia. Newly refitted *r elennlly appointed InlmllaWy Puie Wine*. Liquor* and Beer- Imported Good* a Hotel* and CottaKes supplied at rhiude!|dlla prices. Kurnlshed Kaoms for rent tofiei thadiy or week. * .

AUantlc Cliy. at Slsaaboro for Bridxetun. 5 r\,\ p. M.—Express. Arrive* in Phil

.OU delphla. TJl P ** r on r. M.—Excorsl D.ZO delphla 8.00 r,: PBOM PHILADELPHIA.

May -Ex| ,r*. 9.00. *.

Arrives In Phils-

reek days, a llh UDfi

tndtJM r. M. Excm-~~ Itxpre**, with parlor ear*,*»a.M

ELITE II V I It IJ, >> !< ;. The beat preparation ever offered to the public. Guaranteed to remove all Dandruff Win Htop the Hair froq§ F*|l- * Ins Out and make* it Hoft and GloMiy. Contain* no grease and will not soil the most delicate ttabrlca. Fat* entod here and abroad^Sold by all Druggists. . '

T? JOHNSON, • MU * Waablngl

N. .

lablngton Street, near F. O., Cape May.

A larne tnd Well-Oeleeted Stock of *

FINE SHOES ANIMU.IPPERS. A Full Paper couianlly on hand.