CAPE MAY DAILY STAR. PuMUbnl aurta£jiiljj»adAJt«

Notice.

rot oOer arrancrnniu for lb» n On wl altrr Jot* lak, A. P- W

tij- Mat w:r.

at t o'clock a .M anU elo* at a JOo ckOr SoiitUr* IS M • until 1 o cluck f. M.

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to HAD A. M .aud (nan laftoST-M .. owner alwttW be neat «>r owtwt ocAt all article, ul value bj reel.letlet

Mall, eioae at t odoek A. M- tlSA.M.

aad&A&r.M.

Arrival of MalU:-»& II IS A. M„ 4AS. • 10.

aodCJir.M.

Pepartora ol MaUa:—AJU, A JO A. M. a»A ' ’ F. U KlCHiKPSOS. Po.lmaJlet.

CooM. Mr* J K.ai Wlndaor. Uudlrer. Utwoln. Ilea am at A iimmsbini. A J. 4 Hurbii «t tirimii. N J. ootma at 4 Ooteak lirumb. Mr. K T Columbia ate Horan. Mrt. Tbomaa. 7 North at

Capo May City Church Beotwd. I JKEBByTKmAN.Lalarrtle St ..between l>rY catur and Jackson. ItA .C. A. Bal».Tn.. ■Mar. Biaaone.kt M’aahlD — 'sx7£zc:'i~'-- : ijnaaa. at ist> o efc. Church Praver Meet at * o’clock: Yount Pr lian tndearor. Frida) B A Er*ri££!2ir&BS£Z SSS-StS’U’f AT®? »«■ Wedaeaday errnlnc at » o'clock. Wud) ol 8. Uaaoo alter prayer ihccUnt. rnODUT En8COrAU i> _Waahln|UU |

r. m. *rrk day aamMB: FgaaM rnrtr Me.-uiit,7ue.da) al I'. V.. Ctiunh dill... Wednesday, at BJu P. M. Claaa mecUujpTuc. day. Thurada). and Frida) a. Noodava al lAD F.M. YounrTeopIr a Prayer MccUnf tuinday

cvenlnt at SAS.

/YATHOUC. Waahlnrton alxrct.’ betwren \y Ocean 4 Decatur, llrv. F.THrn I'i. is. Paator. timieratiunda) In July and Au*ud at 6 JO and till A. M. : InatnicUoea at IM P. MaadMtnr amire at aid. al T.I; evrnint al

t: Cla.a Mn-tint. In A. M.: Prrarhlna. )u«S A. M.and A P M ; Bahbalh tichoolal Si. P M. Weekday acrvu-ca: Prayer Meetlur. Wednmday. a P M ; Claaa Mertlnt. Frida).

St. Johu’e Episcopal Church. ^Tbc mppolnUDenta t«Jd JohtP^Churcti^c*". rublA ha?!Ti A. 1 ir’anJ| , lyJirpjkl'. kr ' r ’ r ' 1 July kt—Her. Prraertek Hururua, Bala. Pa Jaly T?—Her . K. '

Aut .i-Kl Her Bahop heuihorouth. New Aut- in-Kev.C.M Perklna. Hal m, N J. A ua 17—Iter. Ur. Uartlaittett Brouklrn. N Y. Aau. M—Her, Ur Fleiuln* Jaluea, iMrtnliy “IfifilSSn? Oe. ^ U, Nativity, Philadelphia. »ept.7-Ket. A B Conrer Padour. Pa. Bept. 14—Her. Kdwanl Cope, M. Hlnieou'a, PhlladelphU. Hold.at—Her, 11. M.4i. HuS.iilawboco.S J. Theae arrrlera are lire to all

Capo May City Societies. C an Iblakd Lomu No St P. 4 A. M. bold, euaumiatiallun on the arcuud and lourth luoaday even lb* ot each inuolh. al tbr ludtc loom. Franklin .treet J oaa Macau Powr No. 4kU. A. 1U aaaem tihwon the arcotii 1 and fouith Tlmrada) creator* ol each mouln at No. 1! W'aahlnftuo J~Ura Mar CoucL.vt No. IB. Imp-orrd V> tinier Heptaaopba. ineeU on the aecond and lout Hi Friday rrruUicaul each mouib. at No.SS Waaklnctoo atrrrt. IFuancn No. SIB. Order u4 the Iron Hall. It mretauo the net .ml third Tburaday rve-

Waah^ttoh'ucel ^ , * ^,1 / y.er Mar Loral. No. a. A. O. Y. W. L' meet, on tbr brat and third Thurada) . rmit* ol each nwulh at No. to W r-‘ - Ur. Jaa. kite ray medlca

COITA&E DIRECTORY

1800. _ ..■port at t Dltrcnay. In on

Adam-. W. F. S Prrry at Arnold. Mia F.SHtockloo are' Arenr, Naueoe. S Wladaor ave A room. Kura be lb K. I Htoekloc are B Hrewater. Brr C A. tt Waahln(ton al Beante. Nohert U. S Beach ave Ueneart. J B. 34 Colum bia ave BaldWtm Mr* Ueocur. 24 Lalayette jy sssi l w.Sit^.r..‘- u ’T“ aSk*i*«Ksa,. i Barclay, W'm K, SUvant atrrel Baaka, Mr* A.ld Wraahlnctoo al ( Hu view. Her W 11. cor Waahlnytun arid Jr fi. Henan. C A. H Waaklacton at BeMea. Jnha T. luuraat at Brail. Jaa F. MCahrabu are BaMwia.T B, Ooean al near Uraehaie Broava, Mia B T,» Perry al HacYaBM. W £ tit Waahlastoe at v ■ ■ Uecbtel. T II. r tolumbia avenue

CoBina, Mn Mary M Huchee at Canon. H. U Windanr arc Camp. M. A. Hea Brook CoUa*r. Wlndaor a CtaSSbUnDVa 11 urhea at Chandler, Mr* Laura P. 41 Wlndaor are Ooltln, P.Dreatnr at Gerry. Jamea C, d Ho InlayeUr at Crow. Alex. Jr. S CorumbUarr

a. Joe, No. a Hnuheam ^ tend. Mm S T. Mauaioo and I'erry at »K3w?f"

Band. J 8.11 WaMteZtea at Hildreth. 4te». Franklin and Corrle ala ; ^ . • ' :: n Wa llnrbea, lloiubhrey. Bmlra and Wood ala ItoweiL Geo >1. LatayrOe at Hahrabeek. Mr* F. Hartne Villa SSStSUSTYi'ilSi!?'- f '"' “ Harvey. Mra B. 10North at Hand. tillUwcU. T.iWa«blueton at UdOnaik. Mra Chaa N. Ilfwaatilucton at HarrtaowMIaa. Star Villa BanttyWm F. s Howard at Hand. A W .htau oOee Heheathal. Wm S Franklin at Iloflman. Mra. W. 4 Perry at BaahHant. Mra 8 MeK. In&amwa at Hickman. Mra Wm F. UBenrh are J Jamlaon. It K. S Colnmtd* are Johuaoli. Udrefe. 3 Cone re*. Place Jaeohy. J F. North 4 Courrea. at. Jannry. Howard H. 17 Block too avenue John*. Harry. S North atrrrt. K Klnr BrC R.Iloward at Kennedy UrH A. oor Wadilnclon 4 llcratur Kulkht. K C,Comma and (vrotb lalayette at Kluc. WUUam. Beach aye and Jackaun at Knott. Henry. Howard at Kearney. Mra U M. 4 Beach ave Kell). r F. Heat Beach ave Knitth. E F. 13Stockton ave Krao-kmib. Itev Dr Juvph. in Wa.blncton ft Kulllct. k F, U block Ion are la Love, John B. 71 Columbia are Leach. Jo- b. VI lAlavrttr at l.udlarn. Mra. 17 Huebra at Uvtniaton. Mr* . WUcy Cnttaee. Decatur IcJamlire. Mra. Waahlucton at Lnncaater. W H. Huehea & Frankllnatlearning. J Spicer. 47 Wa.blncton at Lerdoru, J ua, Cunerraa 4 So Layayellr at Landl*.ileT3.1.il Wlnivcan

LodfrjJaeob. M E HUdratha collage, terj.Vikf* Co’nmbU a IJncdn. Mra Wm 11.17 Or M Mrllwaln. lieg K. Ida VI and Stockton av. McCreary, Cro D, Columbia are and Ciuerney Moore. Mra F. 1_ ilUBt'a cottage. Cohere*, pi Mtaaon, F. IT wlndaor are Mart*. F.& Stockton a.r MeodenhalL Mr* E M. Beach ave 4 Howard at Moerta. Evan .7 Columbia are «;i , s:-r,K.v MeOrmneU. J J. 70 Jaekano at assTfi-ws, Mrrrer. 4! G. i Perry' «t MrAlerr. Wm. Si Huab-a < Marka. E. 17 Hughe* at a McKenna. A D.Tl Beach an Meeray. Dr Jamra. 1 North at Marry. Dr V M I). i7 Waahlngtoo at Hear) Moore, Kntberlord Cutlnge. Decatur r X Nathan*. SaniueL CVran 4 Hngtrra .t Nagle. Harry. I« Wlndaor an Non aka. W C. IS Waahlngtoo at O O'Uara. DrM.S* Jarkaon at . tied. John. If Franklin a. P Phy-alrk. Dr K. Waablugton at above Madia.PhiBlpa, Dr E H. 17 Ocean and llugbr* at*. Price. N C. IVrry and Mar.aion *U

Palmer. E K. Brlden Cottage. Grant *1 hiiinpa. wc. jackaw *t rcnlne, M.eur Hugbrv atnndPtrrav Plumb. F U. SS Lafayette ,t Philip*. John L. tn Columbia an

Porter. Mr*. Stockton a< (Jatdort. P. F. Ileaeh ave and Perry at

K

Kubeaam. John. ITS Waablogton at

Bndolbh. S A. SI Jaeka-n at Klee. W C. Iv I ranklll. .!

dlchardr-m.<Irorgr J.Ocran at trekrworrtma

Eieeel, Mra J.5 Ocean at Beyhorn. j e.* UdumMa an

Itoarlibauni. Joaeph^ 77 S<aitb Inlayefte at

Duntoo, VraC J. No.la Davla. 8 Jtw, W Hughe* sas?(A&B% aSif^s—“* a rte. Mra 8 8 Darla. 14 Hughe* at Dally. M. cor Wlndaor ave 4 8 Lalayette at

______ Duuu. Jo* K. UOohunbta ave Dyar.Mra KB.IHagbeaat IWraaa, John. 11 Pe. ry at E Bmam. M. Cohuabta an and Franklin *r aajgSSfev ^SY i SSSJr s ">"- • Erwin. J. Warner,btuckloo an. and Jrflc Kate. Chaa. 77 Hag be. .t STTk'ir.tHSV- “ r--”-ISsssiS

tasssYSi...

Need. Dr Chaa, SS Lalayette at •

Rowe. Mr. 1»Colombia an

H

Stone. EJ. Broadway He wed, Wm J. Tt Wlndaor ave Mnfth. laaar 11. K W aablngtun *t BtanTSa. M Kmi. So tjiayrtteg Congma c 1 ^ Mnde. 911-acb an I rev. Vras M. II Hurhea at .N It. lUWa.l,l„eUm*t John 11. IV Stuck ton are or. Gilbert M. Hu-be. at . Jamea BrummIck. Hughe, at j. Mn 0 C.SS Colam Ua are BeotL L A. cor llowaru at and Columbia are V," w 8,71telPtaa Bow

North and Ongma ata T ■ Bohert. IS Ocean at Towaaend, L H. Ill Wnahlngton al Townaend. William, vu luUayritr -t niumaa. c. nor H ugbe. andilreen .t» folen. J P. Jaekaon at reel Tack. Angtndna 11. S Columbia are towaaend. F Sidney. «a Waahlngton at Taek. Mn K A. H Hugl.e. .1 *• Talham. Henry B. 7 Beach ave Tayfcr. Mr* Jamea U a Hughe* at Tharkera. A # M. Columbia are and Franklin r V Vanaman. T L. 15 Perry at w Webb. B H. J< Latantle at Wjmaraa. Jo. y, ^Igryrt J B. Flbrron. Cougmv place W rah, John E. UV W aahlngtno at JI.rbater. Than**. 13S Waaungoiu at W rlghtman. Dr Wm. Beach ar and Ocean at Bull. DanleL Ocean* Wtnd. E K BluB Cottage. Wlndaor ate Wood. C ». 1 Stockton Ito* W • therefl, J. Price, S Columbia are Whipple. Mr M. 71 Pianklln at Y Young. Lewht, 77 Columbia an »Dally Star" Tide Table,

Mean Bangr 4 I leet. • nara. JHrt Tide Moonlighi Morn g. tr g. Eve r Wedneaday. July 73 1141 11 M I’nlil II

r *« *47 - . J *.« 10 AS - « leas Mai - i 5 HJJ 1134 - 1 • HAS — - 1 7 17J* 17.4* - 1 » IAS 137 Nam t XA1 7A! Nam

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• 1160

36 IS *60 Ye* 36 LU 469 Yea

161 7.16 Ym 7-40 IA4 Yea 969 9« YfO

Stockton are A WONDERFUL GROWING ST0n£*

nod I’etrlOc* ■f Moaa. hi a dn-p. dark ravinj. In North Bearer townahii*. La wren re conntr, 1* a- phrnommon in tbeahap"- uf a im>wing rock. Fifty yrars nrn, when it wan first noticed, an inverted wooden pail wuold almost rarer it. Today it in a prml Txiwldor, hx 1 iir hoiuht "qY firy.-v-rt foot or Wire in rirrarnfmocy, and weighing not Ins than fifty tons. Daring the nmnm*T mouths it is covered with dense, rich room two or three inrhe* deep, through which tho waL-r from a sioing trickle* continually. so small at thi* m-aaon that a few patL of wat<-r di(i;K.d from it would drain it dry. But it works in a manner very differ* ut from the dripping water In caves that carrie* alntnlen of limmtuoe in solution with it, and Icarmi its wooden in stalagmit--* and stalactite*. - The outer formation of this rock hits a liiuvy-tone apl*-aranre, but once .remove tin-mow and chi-wl into the gritty surface, nisi the real be&nty and peculiarity of tlie rock is seen. A cellular f.>miation. like a mammoth sponge, is discovered, mnl about the calls U stone ns hard as iidaniatit. On ratting farther in. this cell-like rntbstance is found to continue, bat it seems to have been transformed into a translucent flint. This remarkable jietri faction has been wrought by the Action of the water from the *[iring npun the mosa. The water seems to have the singular property of tnniing into stone everything that is lirsnght in contact with It for any lengtti of time. It lias an add taste, and is donhtl.-w heavily charged with inineruK snbsUncvw. although thus far it lias never liven analyzed. The most remarkable fact about it is that it accomplish!* so much in no short n time. The mom grow* Inxuriantiy in the dark hollow, and the lapidracent cjnality of the vvat.T him operated year after year ni»m the layers of most, turning thorn into a honeycomb of stone, and adding to what was n» first a small rock, ntitil today there is this great bowlder of |s-tri-fied vegetation. A short time after the mow begins to grow in the spring it coiumetires to sobdifyat the roots and the ts trifaction follows closely on the tnu-k of the growing moss like tho formation of coral on the work of the coral in wets. As it progresses the ihtrk green of the vegetation tieennx-s yellowish, then rhaug*w to brown, and darkens ns tbe ruck grows older. The moss is not all that U peryictuaLd in stone by tho action of tho water. Plants, leaves, twigs, every vegetable snlntonce tliat has fallen on the rock and lain there has been impregnated .With it, and. ashy the tonch of jin inexorable fate, been turned into stone by it. Stratum upon stratum of the moss stone ha* grown over them, and many such objeettearv now to be fottpd hermetically sealed deep in the heart of the rock. ' To the mineralogist the rock is a mine of treasure and delight. No one ever chisels into that flinty IsiwWer without coming upon leaves and twig* ;«.• trifled among the muss and seenring many tine, sjieciments to rejoice his heart and make envious lew fortunate mortals. Those who have visited it Ihns far aay There is , not auothi-r aucheurv-sity known in the ' world. The people in the m-ighburliuod have long known uf the remarkable qualities of this spring. Mr*. William Alls wrath first discovered it nearly fifty years ago. Then the rock was ten feet or more below the spring. . Now it has climbed tip the side of the lutnk until it is partially above the level of the spring, and has turned tho water of tbe little brook tliat come* down the ravine somewhat out of Mr. ABswiirth and some of his neighIkit* intend to try the experiment of fastening a meg or some other creature iu such a way tliat the water will have a chance to act upon it. and see whether it will fill up animal tissnea with its mineral burden as it has done the vegetable ones that have come in continued contact with iL They firmly believe it will, and there seems little reason to doubt iL Heretofore the spring and the wonderful rock it has builded have been little known outside tho immediate neighborhood. Tbe little ravine where it is situated puts down through rough and broken country near tho Beaver river, and the wonder is difficult of aoce». This comparative iuaecensiUlity has saved it in large measure from the raids of relic hunters, and prevented the accumulations from being greatly disturbed. Now and then tbe cartons have vLited it. and of late a few geologists have studied it. and specimen* of the strange formation have been carried off, but tho bowlder shows no apparent diminution. The water still works its miracle of petrification. and will doubtless continue to do so as long at it lias a chance to act upon any being tia>uc.—New Castle Cor. Pittsburg Dinpatch. Docn Ad vert Ding Pay? He is a slow man indeed who affirms that judicious advertising does not jny. Let the akejitic look around him, in any ir busmens center, and note tho , successful business men there. Who are the}-? The careful and judicions advertisers invariably. Some raise the objection that everyting i* n-w sold at so small a margin of profit that they cannot afford to advertise. This is just why they should advertise. Where is the advantage of selecting particularly cheap or offering especially great bargains if the people re not made aware of them! There is' ho questioning the fact that there is an hnmciwe amount of uioney was-.ed.'podtivcly thrown away, in so called advertising achcmcs that are ahno- ! lately worthh-**, and that fail utterly to bring tbe investor in them any returns whatever fur the money expended. All the experienced advertiser* avoid them, using only the standard, long’tried, reliable mediums—tbe ncwspajiera, the best and the cbeapotL Aa it is known that the most succoeeil batinns men are the greatest adversers, no i* it a fact that all snccctefnl advertiser* are firm believers in the newspaper—beberers not only In ita effectivebut its '

tS None 66) None 611 None 7JB None 7 42 None

iLOVETT’S HARNESS MANUFACTORY,

c. 7 — Ocean. Street-

Lovett’s Flour and Feed Store, Sneknon «nd WaKhington Street,

An Invitation.'. ICED ■\'AN HOUTEN’S COCOA.

J. S. EL. Hand & Son, Tbe Old Original and Only Cape Hay IMamotid Cntlem. Cape Msy Diamonds set In Rings. Pins, Studs and Buttons of . our own manufacture, Repairing of Fine Watches

and JeVrclry * Specialty.

-OX’IPOSX'Z

X’O'SI’ OaF’X'XCE.—

El >

MLerchants’ Exchange, WASHINGTON AND JACKSON STREETS. One of the most popular pUoes of resort for Seaside Delicacies, skillfully prepared. Liquor* of remarkable quality and purity • dtspetised at the b»r.

HAND’S CENTRAL MARKKA COB. OCEAN AXD WASHINGTON STS., CAPE MAY, S. J. • Most respectfully invites yourself and family to call and Taste a Cup of this Delicious Cocoa that he has just imported from WEESI* - - HOEI _*A.Pf I >. KXC'KIaNIOK

HOT AND COLD

Sea-Water Baths I)renter St. and Reach Ave.

-A._ BZEWXTT’S Dry - Goods, - Notions - and - Millinery - StoreA Urge and varied Stock from which to select your purchases.

One price to all.

WASHINGTON STREET. OPPOSITE CATHOLIC CHURCH. A. P. & H. B. Todd’s Photograph Gallery, FOOT OF PERRY STREET,Arc turning out the Finest .Photographs. Specialties of Ocean Scenes and House Photographing. Cabinets First-class.

ICTC! ICE! ICE! "Knickerbocker Ice Qo. OF PHILADELPHIA, RCVPLT HOTELS, RE8TAURASTS «*d COTTAOKi WITH .PURE-EASTERN ICE.

—Also with—

com.: com: coat! coat PRICE. $6.00 PER TON.

Wiley’s Congress Baths, 1111 ,T .fW’S Best equipped on the Beach. A large tent on the strand for

FOOT OF CONGRESS HALL LAWN.-

Chester’s Photographs. Best Styles of the Art. Children’s Pictures a Specially. At tho Old Stand — Beach Avenue and Ooean StreeL

S. C. Chester.

LANSING’S CAFE,

COR. LAFAYETTE & DECATUR STS.

Private Suppers. Soft, Hard, and Devilled Crabs, Oysters and Little Neck |

Clams. Game in Season. Winrs and Liquors.-

Corner Washington and Jackson Streets. We can recommend DILLON’S, of which the well-known | JOHN J. RATTY is proprietor, as one of the most central j and popular resorts on the Island, at which the finest Wines and Liquors and Rochester Beer can always be had. together : with superior accommodations for parties. Handsomely appointed parlor for ladies. : , ; % M'HO!*. CEE3IE7VTH.

MAKUFACTVREK OF

MINERAL WATERS

ALSO THK

Renowned Belfast Qinger'Ale. Lonion Soda Sarsaparilla. SOLE AGENT FOB Bartholomay Rochester Bottled Beer.

Star

WILLIAM ESSEN, BAKERY AND ICE CREAM PARLORS, NO. 48 WASUIXUTO.Y STRKET, CAPE MAY, X. J. WM. T. STEVENS, Contractor & Huilder, JOKBINti PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. RESIDENCE AXD SHOP-Conirr Jcirer*i>ii and Corgtr Ktrreti. OLIIVTC»" SOXJI>EK, •Yon. 3 mid .1 Manniou Nlreel, • <i«pc May, K. J. FCBMTURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC., iflr. Cote and Bed Spring*. Refrigerators nnd'C’hildren's Coaches for Sale or RcnL nillnyelrejirompyatUrntlwn Anuluxi

I Hi t ill I y witli all Hip r«‘qiiisit«*s for doing

3IETN T ’S FXJJRTVISHIIVG OOOI>?S Our leader is Silk Striped. Imported Flannels, Madras and French Sateens, Shirts for Outing Wear. Finest line of Neck wear In Cape May City. Aim, a full line of Hats, Caps Bells, Waiters' Jacket*. Apron*, Illarera, And Mohair Coat* and Vest*. In Hosiery we hsve s select number, such a* Morley's Imported solid color*, fast black and Usle-Uiresd. Our Underwear and Dress Shirt lines are complete. At City Prices. I. I- MIEI’PARD, 23 XVaHliliigton St., Cape May City, Ik. J.

HOWARD JP. OTTER. ttncceaaar to COntun Sunder and Cbaa. Orme. na GETVEHAIa Ul’IIOI.STEIGER. Kurnitare and Malresscs Renovated and Made to Order. CarpeU Made and Pat Down. CnrUln Work and Slip Covers a Specialty. XO. 5 MANSION' STREET, CAPE MAY CITY, If. J.

OF ALMOST ANY KIND.

A locomotive working under a prrasre of 140 to 140 pounds to the square inch may move a railway train at a Telocity of sixty miles per hour, which we are apt to think at aa* wonderful speed. But it is alow compared with the rate of motion of the projectile frtan a moiteni great gun. Soch projectile flias at the rate ot 1,865 miles per hour impelled by * ——— of 83,000 to 40,000 pounds per

Our job printers are .skillful and experienced in designing.

ISAAC U. SMITH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, No. *7 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE MAT CITT. Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of Cloths and Caasitneres suitable for Uie season. Gents' and Boys' Ready-made Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Hate, Capa, Shirts, Drawers, Ac. t3f* Repairing done at abort notice. KEBCE Ac CHURCH, ' WHOLESALE DKALEKS IN BUTTER,, EGGS AND POULTRY, W ASHINGTON' STREET, Opp. Post Office, Cape May, N. J

Ocean View Summer Garden & Family Resort, BEACH AVENUE, - Opponite Iron Pier. Hotel and Restaurant. A Fine Orchestra the entire Season Choice Wines and Liquors. Philadelphia, Rochester and SL Louis Lager Beer Oysters in every style. Oar 50c. Dinners s Specialty. Bruns's Ice Cream. JOHN HOMEYARD, Proprietor.