CAPE MAY DAILY STAR WILL BE PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, Dcemr, th* KowTiia or Ji'i-T *«r> »rot rr.

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THURSDAY, JULY 31 1890.

A rlin.HBEx’f »UI N- h<T<l »l Ibr • ri-ablrtMT of Gooijfr^lA McOrrui '. on Columbia aveiiur,/ Ilbb.) Tliurwlay moniloK. from 10 In -1. under tbe man-■agi-iiK'iil of Ethel, .Anna, Belle and Geol^e McCrea.y. Jr.. a»i»Xod by Mabel R. Pai'H-, Kilty Wilson and Eleanor Butcher. •Pon-wds lo lie given to the Sheltering AI roa, Philadelphia.

Tub New York JItrald la one of tbe tborougbly reliable great newspaper* of the country and 1* itralgbl-foTtarJ In IU utterance*, evidently, governed by lia conviction* a* to tbe right upon a question, 'and never playing tbe p*rt of

a servile organ.

We bare alwaya pdraired it, Ok not always in accord with its r ; ew*, and we look u(on It aa a bread-guage, fairminded jonrnal eminently credl'able

tbe country.

A PBIIFECT day, one upon which all nature appear* to rejoice and which caused people to feel as though life itarirwere beautiful and wordi !Mu| was yeatenlay at Cape May. At U beach .be clear a.moipberr, the beau, ful blue shire, the crisp and inviting water,and the white-w‘ngcd vetadslrihig tbe hoi iron, a'l gave to the acme an apIirarenrr of contentment and |«-soe, which was ounimuiilcalcd to the mind oi all w hose good fortune permitted them to gaxe in rapt con'empUtioa upon this delightful spectacle and to enjoy their surrounding*. Such a day is treasured In memory and recalled with jdeaMirr when condition* are noi Sebright. The voter* of Cape May should ms lice that because of the President's residence here, nearly all the Democratic papers of tbecountiy are exerting themselves to Injure tin- reputation of our fair city ba charging against it all the mean things which tiny ran invent. It has become a partisan mailer, this to kill Cape May because it lisv honored by the pevaroce of the P.csldeut, and loyalty to the resoi i should cause our cltlxcus to vote sol'-dly ■ their tiaducers next fall, and gl Republimi ticket a royal msjo.ll teary to cuatom. This rilv has becu virtually read out of Democratic 'at We stiall ceilaiply claim sup|s>ri tbe Rrpublieau ticket here, on 11 grounds, as well as others, next fall. Tueuk is a maikrd increase in the numher of visilors to Cape May season from Itolh Baltimore ami York. From the funner city th crease lias Im-u very noticeable, and from the -tatter it would be greater if the CarHltiea for reaching here were heller and If the place were advertised. New Yorkers do not object ride of a few hours* duration, if, in the cud, they can reach their destination without too much trouble changing cars. We believe the time soon when every objectionable feature which may seem to be op]ioaiag Itself to the enemragemeut of New York latmilage to Cape May will be thoroughly overcome, and that city will be included as one of our neighbors and a liWral patron of gnuul old Cape May. Tbe Camden Courser quotes < ment that “there is no city where a better feeling prevails toward other among tbe Inhabitants than here. As a rale there Is a hearty good will noticeable, wbleta Is commendable and pleasant," and it seems to be disposed to be amused at it lo the light of recent events. Wc beg to insist, however, that it is atrictly true, and would suggest that fair play wooid hsve caused the whole article to bate been quoted by tbe Courier instead of s part only. There Is bat one soiree of dissension sod discord here as we hive slated in the article from which the extracts are taken, and recent event* have very conclusively proven this, as should have been understood by so careful a reader of tbe Dailv Stab as editor o( the Courier.

The talk about tbe Prrsidmt'a Cottage at Cape May I* ancient fcbUiry. The President has Wight and paid for the cottage, and the people have no more coureni whh it than with his watch or prayr.-book. Whatever annoyance public comment may have given the President must be attributed to personal and party friends whose weal outrun decorum. The President'< own attitude is understood. Whatevei he might have thought when the key*

were presented to his CimHy, i

ble man he heard the voice of public

opinion, aa it were, above the

that make and break under the cottage windows. “Wbere are you going, hoy?" said tbe angry farmer. s» he seired th* hrel* of the urchin creeping into the melon patch. “Back again.* was the prompt and patriotic answer.—

Yesterday's _Veie Tori UtraU.

Peext-a-liskh* and ftre-dollars-a-column space writers, who. for the need

ami nonsense from Cape May to the New York World, PhtUdelpbia Times, jforerd, and ujirrhadlng journals, may as well make up their minds that

these days OlbrlloV-ncrupatioii will be pine, because there Is a Imum In tbe air' which sooner or later will reach such proportions here a* to utterly paralyze their distort'd fancies, and muffle tbe pen that give* out such gro-s rab.fepresenlalinuB and scrawls trasn that mlgb.. were it not generally known to be fa'se. act disjiaregingly u|>on tbr public m ml. as thought* should turn Cape Maywaid in choosing a place or summer res. for the tired bruin or debilitated Ikmiv. We 'have before sUued ihat C*a|w M»y last season was at its lowest tide, aud that now a flood had Itcen 1 oed, and wet ling to our Iheo.y. We have never predicted the comp]e.lon of the pro-* jected railway aa to any set Cine—wc have merely given w hat i ifoi-mathm could be gained. It liaault come for this s^isou, fur olivious reasons. But H trSl tome, at li-ast a roul w*ll come, for H wuu'd be kicking ri^hC iu.o toe lace of all truth and comuma sc iw- to under- > tke to say Cape May is finish'd and -hat it should be white-wa lled. Wny, wc coubl no. bring a’wot such a sta.s of affairs if we i lmcld «ry, and no rmount ofge.iig in tbe way or of frying o turn ibe title into pe onal'v selfish chran. will avail aiytliing. Two years more wl'I show great th’ag* for tb - queen of Rc-o-PietCarca', th'Jj* have been reuuva here and tbe c, but scarcely know - wliat has hspjie iH. Tbe old town w become ‘‘■cosmog : iM," and those w hare been ebewoe-e ior a t me w scarcely know the place. Somcwh:. the antiquity of the place lemalul. now will give place to more mo.'c b. iUli.ig ; he own w ! U be illumiuat xl Iry improvctl gas or elec ic liglUs through eil Ihc prltic'iui' :c idrnce - and huriurss houses; a brr.nch railroad torn, some source will rru to the hay sho e rad Cepe May Point, o-Jicr tlian tlie litJc.D. a k C. M. The 8*i. e Na ioaai gurrtl will no. go io Sea Glr. to rm'Vnp cud dtiil, but w ill come to a more t-.oS genirl dim?, and pitch the’.-. i.sou .iie “gaa lion.a- field." Oh. there are lo.* of new thiag* In s ore f-r Cepe M. r. a .1 those w ho a.c in the way may w ell gr. onL else tbe car of i.ae prog era will crash thi-m Lkr tlie wheels of Jugger-

0B1TUARY. It la indeed a painful duty to record tbe death of Mr*. Melvin, wife of Mr. P. J. Melvin, which sad event occurred yesterday at abou’. 3.45 P. M. For the past year or two Mi* Melvin bad been at times in very poor health, but had greatly improved during the past spring and it was only two weeks slnoe that she was taken with what proved her last Hines*. For two weeks there had been a strong fight against death, but Providence saw fit that she leave this earthly apbc'.e for a heavenly country, wbere rest eternal awaited her. Mrs. Melvin was a daughter of Chai. D. Benner and Margaret Benner, and was born io Philadelphia May 13. 1839. Tbe husband and two little children mourn her death. A daughter of about fourteen is In Europe. Miss Louisa Warrington, Postmaster Richaidson'i able assistant, is a daughter by a former marriage. These sorrowing ones have a great giief lo carry, and among all w bo know them evciywbere there is the deepest sympatpy felt. Mrs. Melvin was a woman of blgb social traits and domestic worth. Must dhtoted as a wife, faithful and aflectionale aa a mother, she was well worthy tbe love and fondness bestowed upon her. Words can do but little to assuage tbe great grief that hat come to this esteemed household. Funeral service will be held at the bouse on Saturday alternoon at one ck, borial to take place at Cold Spring Cemetery.

The Stockton Dance. An enjoyable and sociable iLmcc place at tbe Slocktou last even'*" tripping of the daloljf^ltg 1“ H*e time of P -o.r tor Faeslrr's sweet mitvic ws* the CAip-c of the mei rimcnL Among Mime ,of Lbidc no.*.crd ou tbe floor were-: 'MK- May II Moore, Mis.- O'Nrile. Mb* Flora Lippi-.. Mi* Porter. Larrv ~ :k. Miss Mary Kennedy, Mm GlVuert, JereCre'ae. Daniel Wolf. M.s John F Betz. Jr, Wilson M. Cready. ML* GalUglier. Mr* L-zzic Fisher. M's e* Auua Sliaw, Lauiw Hewlett aud Cora DannenImun. Signor Uauii, Mr George W Boyd aud wife, Mr* Isaac Shaw. Ml'ses Flora aud Ida Bcnczet. Mi a Leopold, Mr* Dupont. Ml** Dupont. Mr Dupont, Mi* J H Gould, Ml** Gould. Mi*. Helen

raw fold Dorsey. Tbe Lost Feuud.

Captain W. D. Frank*, the old and ezperienoed detective, tbe “sleuth bound" of Cape May, won fresh laurels yesterday by tracking the thief of about orlh of diamonds so keenly that he hastened to get rid of them by giving them to tbe little daughter of the loser and requesting her to take them to her mother, w ho was of coarse overjoyed at them. The Captain was tracing the matter carefully and systematically. and was getting to very close quarters, when tbe negro who was guilty took this method of freeing him •If from pursuit and capture.

The United States famished last year rer 300,000,000 envelopes to private bueinee* bouses on which the printing was done free. Tbe printers of the ounntry ought to have dour this work, realizing from 1100.000,000 to 4300,000.000 from it. How long will the fraternity allow snch a wrong to continue? Would wny other line of

quiescent under snch npetition 7 And why

should tbe government do a general printing business any more than a dry

of gooda or grocery basiuee*?—ErrAunyr.

OUR GUESTS, i AND OTHER PERSONAL POINTS Mr. and Mrs. Rainey, of Altoona, are slopping at Brown Villa. John F. Everhart, a wealthy resident of PitUton, Pa., is a guest at Congress Hall. ' • The charming Mias Armstrong, of Philadelphia, deiighU the West End with her presence. Mr. M C. Addoni*. of New York, sod family, are enj vying the season *t the Lafayette. Mr.'and Mrs. C. F. Fox, of Upland. Pa., are among the prominent ..ucsts of the Marine Villa: W. C. Bullitt, son of Hon. John C. Bullitt, of Pjpladrlphia, was among the arrivals at the Brockton

log.

A. 1. Ros* sod Charles A. Roger*, of Louisville, Ky., are among prominent Southern arrivals at the Lafayette. Dr. R. S. Johnson, M. D . a Washington physician. I* reatiog from professional duties at the Lafayette. J. M. Weiner and bis charming daughter are spending two weeks* pleasantly at tbe Hotel Columbia. Miss Carrie Faal is a plcovant lady guest of the Hotel Columbia. She is really handsome, and has basts of ad>i.v Dr. S. T. Mason, of Washington, is a leading society light at tbe Hole) Columbia. She is pretty and has many fi lends. Gr >rge C. Boldt, tbe well-known sod popular restaurater, and family arrived at the Marine Vila yesterdsy for an extended stay. Miss Pearl Gan*, of Little Rock, Ark , Is a prtlly, vivacious young lady. She is spending the season at the Hotel Henry C. McDcntl, a prominent Philadelphia lawyer, is a freqneut vis. i.or at the West End. Perhaps .Miss A. is the attraction. Dr. Fred. Johusan au 1 hi* best girl are both summering at Cape May. Is it true that lie is securely captured? Well, let the wild waves reply. The sands on the seashore tell no talcs. Mr. Percy J hum and hi* friend Mr. Moore, jolly good fellows, from the Quaker City, arc guests of their mutual friend, Mr. Plumley, No. 4 Congress Thomas HscketL head of the firm of Thomas Hackctl A Co., miner* and shippers of ga* and steam coal, with his wife and daughter are guests of the Cbalfonte. Mrs R. P. Wedsll, the Eighth street, Philadelphia, milliner, and her two accomplished daughters. Misses Jessie and Etta, are again guests of the BlockJohn S Iron, of Washington, brother-in-law of Mrs. Bailie Smith, of Ibis city, is enjoying the season as a gudst ol Mr. and .Mr-. John Bennett. He is quite wealthy and a thoroughly good fellow. Mifs La-ira Hewlett Is a charming young lady stopping at the Brexton ith her mother. She is a perfect of real life and is winning hosts of admirer*. She and her bosom fr iend. Miss Anna Bhsw. are much admired. Mr. anJ Mrs. Cowton, one of Germantown's first families, will arrive at the Stockton on Saturday. They will be accompanied by Mias Fannie Chambers, a very beautiful young lady, regarded by many as the belle of Germantown. Mias Gertrude Gilbert, a pretty brunette and a favorite guest, at the Stockton, is delighting the visitors of that hotel by her presence. Miss Gilbert now spent about four weeks at CapeSMay-nud will remain abaut two weeks longer. Miss Mamie YarocII and Miss Lu Bee Dyer, captivating lasses from ioual Capital, lend a charm to tbe goodly company of gueaU at tbe cosy Arlington. They are close friends, sod together eatract much genuine pleasure their summer's sojourn beside Cape May's strand. Mr. John Howell Chambers, one of Philadelphia's largest real cattle deal'itb office at 131 South Th ird street, occupies one of mine host Doyie’s choicest rooms at the popular West Mr. Chambers comes of famil-e* distinguished io the early settlement of New York City and New Jersey. The history of our BtRe be it perfectly familiar with. Cbambcrsbnrg, N. J , corporated with tbe city ol Tren-

ton.

Tbe yonn; ladies say tbe great attraction at the Arlington it Charlie rent, who visits tbe hotel at least ea day. He it particularly captivated by femluine beauty, aud Is very fond of Athletic span*. Listen, reader, bile I describe to yon the Cap; May eau. Hr It about five feet, quite a blonde, with velvet eyes half-hid Jen by loug, silky fringe; when this vail I* it lifts th* curtain of knowledge and we hasten to conclude he It a reporter. Lieutenant Duvall, of the Untied United Slates Arriy, Is sojourning with friends in Brockton K >w. eqjoyiug a furlough from duty, and concluded a day or two ago to learn something about telegraphy. He accordingly visited on; of the office* and took soas lessons from the operator, and, astonishing to relate, we* able to “take" from the inatromentt slowly before be left Tuis ' _ ‘■onderful power of eonoeatramemoiy. Tbe Lieutenant is a graduate of West Point and his mental training there I* well exempllftd by thin incident. Reward. Anyoce Undine a plain, heavy, gold ring marked 6. H. lo L. B. and a date will please return it to Mr. T. R. Brooks, editor of this paper, and receive the reward.

STARUGHT. co by A. P. 4 11. B.

. —a and

notion store is replete with a large stock' of goods suitable lor tbeseason. Ladies will find it to their interest to call. Corner of Washington and Perry streets. ‘Poktoimkk" is a compound of ro-

:kih AND

COTTAGES.

The group* taken ,

Todd are rich and artistic.

Don't fsil to see tbe "Mikado,'

the Iron Pier to-night. It* a great ,.. IIUC ,

forma nee. j | Q g ^ Mi*s Josie will not try to open thejpopafar. Use Porpoisine Russetine i combination lock of a safe with a Dressing for russet leather and light- ’ hatchet right away again. | colored shoes and preserve tbe original i j To convince yourself that our confee- j color »»d lustre. If s parent leather j lions are alwaya freab. try a box of our j PoR»b U desired use “Gold Seal." tf ]

51 Washington st.

' Everybody thst has sn eye to tbe ! artistic patronizes Chester's studio, cor-

I uer Stockton bsths. when they want- 1 , ' 0,, d l kc * P U * 00 tbe “ nd for | line photographs. "H'’ rest of mj life.' said an enthusiaatie 1 PC. S. S.” is greeted effu.ively/and tidy, yesterday, as the enjoyed the exaffectionately aa “OarlliJg" when he quisile sensation of rest and abandon,

... . .. qa? , t of| wbk . h

SURF >0TES

| news. Can there lie any better evidence | | of his charming disposition than this?

Iter a

experiences l

, *— -e"- - * — — —* glve„ - day, Tbursdav, on the Iron Pier at 10 30

j A.U.

Why la It tliat one wakes up at 1 A.M. quite rested and fresh, turns over, deeps soundly for hours, and once more ■ wakens, tired out and awfully sleepy " -.Vrir Tori Trib,;

That stuffed monkey at A. P. k H. T ,_ , _ B. Todd's photo studio is great for * n y t<,,diy - llir pleasing the babies. Three little tots wl!cr b ' ID S ol delightful temperature, gave It a penny each tbe other day. ' and the b eaker* ol jost such strength Cheater is happy once more since the j and turbulence a- tbe jolly, enthnsiasclouds hare rojled by. He is eiiaWcd tfr-bather delight* to cope wlib. The

uring of the conattrtly breaking bit.

homing, plunging and splash, c hundreds of soaking, drip. dty formed an exciting

. “It was the finest bath we ever had." said a group of delighted bathers, at they returned to Ewing's bath bouses, fresh from tbe water, yesterday, and we will add our belief that a more pleasurable experience could not be enjoyed on such * matchless day aa yesterday.

Open all the Year.

of work that bad sccumulsted during

; the wet spell. Iowa, tl

The late firm of Vallee A Kllngii | proprietors of the New Ml. Vernon Hotel, is dissolved by mutual consent, the bouse continuing under tbe management of Mr. George E Klingler. whose I popularity is already well established. We hear words ot the highest com niendation expressed in reference to the New Mu Vernon and desire to congratulate our young fiiend, who is giving ‘ such careful Attention to the numerous,

o this

ping bui ^

‘ Hot and Cold ^ ~ Sea Water ' BATHS FREE GdpC- Gity N.<j. to Guests.

md «

ize this new and well-appointed house. Mis* Annie Barrett snd Miss Aldrich made great hit* i i the " Mikado." last

night ou tbe Iron Pier.

Tie photos taken by A. P. k H. B. ‘'

Todd are really excellent.

Batty sells the finest beer in the city ! and all tbe choicest brands of liquor*, tf Take Ibe yacht Gusaie, Captain Yorke, fora pleasant fishing or sal"

tf

A Laundress Loves a

It caught lo the •Ircl

ingle driving horse* for ; * ,lc t-ontineulal is under the managrgenu, at Haynes, Stockton ment of F. If. H ildreth, formerly of the

tf. ! Lafayette aud New Columbia Hotels, of

Congress 11*11 bath bouse* Cape May. We were yesterday lo■Kiuippod on the beach. formrd lUM a gentleman to whom the

are the’ be; Careful all

-ndsii

irst-clas* turnout of

see Haynes, st Stock- j m » rr ‘ cd .

.on Hotel. tf. ! verandah

Ice cold soda water, *11 the choice.! story of l

lavors, at Kennedy's United Stales : reading i

‘lianuscy. Washington and Decatur '

I reels. if If you wish to have a drag or pha-ton,

j nice team and driver, leave orders at j either of tbe store* of Doctors Msrcy • k Mrelay. tf | Hsve you tried champagne soda ? the ! most refreshing summer drink, lo be i hid only at the Philadelphia pharmacy,

corner Columbia av ' •'

I street.

j Wiley, of Congress lltll bath I l lias placed a tent ou the strand f< { accommodation of bis )>strons. i *n excellent substitute for the

needed pavilions.

I Go to A. Hewitt's store, 44 Wasbing-

ton street, for dry goods, notions, and millinery. Store, opp. Catholic church. Our motto : " One price lo all." I tf Alokxo Hewitt. The best thing for sunburn la Cucumber Cream, to be had at the Philadelphia

j Pharmacy, corner Columbia avenne and

Ocean street. 32 w

j Four and six in hand coaches for J evening parties st Haynes livery, Stock-

| ton Hotel. tf.

j J. W. Bradshaw's fruit store 1* con-

Uuusily stoeKed with the most luscious

j foreign and domestic fruit at low price*, j Free delivery. Decatur near Washing.

e woman was engaged to he slide sitting upon a hotel at Atlantic City beard the

shocked

IIOTTal* CTIAIsFOXTE,

the '

in a greatly

slate st once started for Sea It!

Ocean City route. Beaching the Continental he found she had hewn taken to the hospital and followed by first train.

It is a very aad affair.

•eomimalallon; Hist etas*.

Room* will be

-ate* for

tf

; equipped on tl

rented at much reduced | balance of tbe season.

I Wiley's Congress Baths are splendidly ! equipped for business, with excellent : bathing robes, polite attention, aud con- , venient rooms. Pavilion on the beach ! for accommodation of his bathers. tf Lovetts. No. 13 Ocean street, harocss , manufactory, it prepared to turn out all descriptions of work In this line. ; A full assortment of harness, blanket*, nett, etc., etc. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. tf J. S. K. Hand k Son are the old origInal and only Cape May diamond cutter* in Cape"May. CapeMsy diamonds set in rings, pins studs, buttons, snd | all of our own manufacture. Repairing of fine watches snd jewelry by skilled workmen only. tf* An excursion to Wildwood Beach occur* every Tuesday snd Fridsy. a special train iaaving Cape May at 10.80 A. M. snd returning leave Wildwood Beach st 3.30 P. 51. Round trip tickets, 50 cents. tf® Fred Arnold's Merchsnt't Exchange, Washington and Jackson streets, is one of tbe popular places of resort.for those who desire to enjoy seaside deiicaces K is red in the most skillful maimer. liquor* dispensed at the bar are pronounced by connoisseurs to be of remarkable quality and parity. tf Go to Lansing's Cafe, corner Lafayette and Decatnr.streeu, for private terrapin supper*, soft, hard, and deviled crabs, oysters, snd little neck elsms. Game in season. Wines and liqnore. Beer on diaughL Families supplied, tf There it * great cast in the "Mikado," od tbe Iron Pier. Don't fall to see it. Its tbe finest performance of “Mikado"

ever given in Cape May.

Mr. George Lovett offer* to tbe public »t bis old Jackson street stand, all tbe be*t quality of feeds, b»y and flonr »t tbe lowest price*. Orders promptly filled snd delivered. Give this popular merchant your patronage. tf Reliable and courteous driver* at Haynr*. livery, Stockton Hotel. Tbe fioeei horse*. • tf. Stop at Dennu Considine's to get the finest imported and domestic wine* snd liquors, for family' use a specialty. Bcrgdoll'a beer on draught. Rochester

beer in bottles ice cold. Dennis Coosidine, Prop.,

jlB 3t C Ocean sliect '8. M. Smith, the practical watchmaker. of Cape May City, formerly with Bailey, Bank* k Biddle, so well known for reliability and good workmanship. watches and clocks repaired snd satisfaction guaranteed. He also has no band a fine lot of Cape May

President Harrison Here Again President Harrison arrived st Cape May last evening at 9 30 o'clock, on the private car of Snperinlendent W. H.

.. Bannard, of the Amboy Diiiaioo of the much I Pennsylvania Railroad. He came from tf J Washington over the Pennsylvania to

Broad Street station. He was there met by General Sewell, who accompanied him to Cape May. At tbe Sea Brefze platform tbe two gentlemen were met by Mrs. President Harrison, Mrs. Bussell Harrison, Mrs. McKee, Airs. Dlmtnlck, the Misses Sewell sod Mr. A. H. Hamilton, who went with them lo Cape May Point- Carriages were in wailing at the Sboreham platform, in which the party were taken to the eottige. General and the Misses Sewell returned to their Cape May cottage. Secretary Blaine, it is thought, may come here to-morrow or Saturday. The President may remain until Tuesday.

not fail to call on him as be will taka great pleasure in showing yon hla goods. j'-'l-ftt

IDEVOiT 'VILXsA., Near R. R. Station, Beach and Post Office. South I-HfuycKc .Street Terms—$10.00 and $12.00 per Week. 5?KS. T. It. BROOKS. Marine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect.

OPES

ECEPTION OF jJuESTS, MBS. F. HJXUENBECK.

THE

The Way of the Sommer Girl

A little summer flirtation.

MsrrrU not by a tear or a frown. Yet »!,e Anas cause tor desertion When she gets tack to the toen.

on which not * sjado* tsll«,

When the wtnl

explanation.

ARLINGTON HOTEL, 0|>|H>»llr B. K. Station. Grant Street, Cape May . G. J. Kkomek, Proprietor. First-class Cuisine. Largo Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable.

CARROLL VILLA., Jackson Street, near the Bench, CAPE MAY, N. J. Delightful location. Everything firet-clau. Close U> Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

FO 0 D

Perfect Substitute for Mother's Milk ■NvaLoaaLC ■a CHOLCna INFANTUM snd TCCTHINC. CONSUMPTIVES. CONVALESCENTS. A PEKFECT NUTNIENT mslIwiMMsOmsM menu II CM I 111. um II All tiuum. crsi/t !■* eer i>.a.“Tiv* Car* and Feeding oi « £l,i/ lnfent*." ooM tree u sae sddrsm hOtlSCN-GOODAlC CO.. SOSTOB. Maes.

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EST JERSEY RAILROAD. Time Table. June Slh, USD.

Trains •rill leave Cape MAy as follows tot F HI LADEl J*HI A: 4J At\ k- M-ACCOMMODATIOX.Stops at 0.-41/ all intermediate atttioni.and arrives al Philadelphia at »Jj a. x. Connects at Sea Arid tor AtbuUc City, at ataasbore tor Salem asdBridxeton. 7.00.1™ iYfSi.Sl EH Pf “ 9.oo AjjwMasaater-" 2.35 Iternvedttn^stttl^a^^Arrlv*e*ln HOP sdetphla 540 f. M - Connects al ticnfield (or Atlantic City, and al UUusboro lor Brid|etou. ,4 OR F- N.—Express, with pa-lor cars, ar•LOO rives In Phl’adrluhls st 7.001*. M. rw-1 P. M —Excursion. Htops *t principal O.UU stations. Arrives In PhtladclphU

Isle branch, a! HewfleM ._ Atlantic city, at Olaaaboro for Bndsetun. 5.00 MuSTi, """• “

seek Say*, with pallor care. 4JO aedSJU p. Exennioa 7JO a. Ex^rcu^ with parlor car*. MD a. m. Excursion O.DAYTON, J. B. WOOD, GaaT Pass. Asst.

-:-HOTEL COLUMBIA-: Thoroughly Renovated and Improved. iTOVST On=lT. FOFTTT.A T: H. W. SawyER, Manager. ’

HOTEL HILTON, EDWARD WESSON. Propr. Rates, 12.00 per D*y. Special Rates by the Week. Elevator and Electric Bella. 1109-13 FILBFRT STREET. PHILADELPHIA. Three Squares from Perm'* K. Ki Depot. Filbert Street Cars pas. the door. M INC ELLA X EOF.**.

E. Misson, 26 Washington Street, Spanish Baskets and Fans. Novelties in Silver Jewelry.

JAQVETTE dt STRATTON, 15 Washiagton BL, Cape May, Dealer in Fish, Oysters, Terrapin, Clams, Crabs, Ac

W ANTED.—A capable and experienced man, now head waiter at one of the hotels and a good caterer, desires to arrange with a party for control of dining mom and kitchen, wbere he could board the family and do outside catering c. n ..wl i.. i.i.i iv w c.. .. r ..

the coming fall and winter, in J'hitadelphl*.

Addles* 11. W., Stab Office.