CAPE MAY DAILY STAB. n! durtn* Julyud Aucurt f>ut»rrtf

Notloo.

Post ofOcr amacaMSU lor lfc»

Boallu.

On and tflrr Juor Udk, A. D- UW. tbr UD Bdjrtan U M. until 1 o clock P. M. Moucr Order ba>lnrw transacted tnm I A^Lll^T. M . and from 1 JO toS 1’. X All moocy akould be aeot by mooey ordOT and all article* ol raloe by rrsoUrol letter*. Mali* eidoe at « o ckwk A. M, S U A.M.

OonM. Mr* J E. SI ttriadaorti durtfrey. Unrom. Ilooard *11 riinincbn. A J.t Bayfcm *t nrnn, B J. Ocean M A Mia —*■ Mr* K 7 Colombia a*r — ' North .1

| TWO SMART UTTLE YOUNGSTERS. I They n t ht. bell Tbelr l-apcr* and Dlrldo

U Clone at 6 tSP.M.

Arrival of Mall*:—AA5.H

Cape May City Church Reoard. tB1TTnUAN.lAlaycttrBt_brt'

CbSS'prayer M^tfna. Wcdnwday erculnp at >o'clock: Yount Profile* hoclety of n»ri«tlan Kndeatur. Friday evenlnp at do clock. B APTWT. eov.lalayvdte and KrankUn.u. Uev. Um. H. OialAvr. JY^or. d«Jtr ■eevtom—anocnloc. KUO: ctenlns. t o clock. ttctiooi 3.1(1 r. M. prairr Mertlne W<*tue*day evenliiB at * o'clock. Study of S. H. Leoaon after prayer inrotloa. MS’ , S T ™KS; r At■ea5I^K , . •i&ii.'sSf'L ■" p; M. Week day ierrIre.: Fcmalc l-raycr Mertinz. Tneaday at SAO P. M, Ckurrh ditto. ~ ~—I ..*«**■ w -i.^l»oaTMaadaW^SiSifi andVi5uy.- Monday, at «J») “il. Yronc l-eoplc d Prayer Meetln* Sunday CIS2, L !!'uSSSIK. KS. KSioTSr.'irVLSiSiri it?. M.; Kvenlnf aervtce at idD. Week day*, morn Inf *ervlce al 73); rvculnk at Atu. F B }£S? , R^SX: , tS2ja&' aervlemi Claaa Mwtln|. 10 A. **.: Prraektok. 10 4S A. M. and k P M : Sabl-th Sch.«.IU ii> y. m Wcek-dar verier*: Prayer Mcrllnc. WedneadayT kr. M.; Cla** Merin*. Friday. dP.M. • St. John - a Eplaoopal Church. Tbr appointment* for St Jobn'*(|burcti.cor.

Howell. B P. South llucbr* at wBaj^SStw Hnsbn. J Marry.71 WaMrimrum at Hucbea. Humnbrey. Elmira and Wood au Howell. UeoM. Ulayette at lianrobeck. Mn F. Marine Vllta I lea ill. lira Sarah. Part* rotta*'. Perry at HuBbea. Albert E.5 Hncbeaat Harvey. Mn B. M North *J SfaaswsiU-* HafTtaou. MM*. Star Villa Harrtty. Wm F. S Howard at Hand. A « . Stab ofBoe, Hcbenlhal. Wm S3 Franklin at Huffman. Mr*. W. 4 Perry .t HarMrarat. Mr* SJIcK. K)Cmkrea.it Utckman. Mn Wm F. II Beach are

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Jam Mon. B K. S Columbia are Johnson, Eldreke. 3 t'ookrea* PMoe Jacoby. J F. North A Gnmrwe *t* Jannry. Howard S. 17 Slocktun avenue John*. Harry. A North atnrt. K Kina' Hr C B.lloward *t . Kennedy Hr if A. or Wanblnkton A Ilccatur KalkMCltC.Oonrrme and s.mth CalayrUcrt KlurTwimam. Ilearb ate and Jackaon at Knott. Henry. Howard >t Kearney. Mn II M. 4 Beach arc Kelly, T F, Weat Beach are Knlttie. E F. IS Stockton ave ' b. Bev I>r Joaeph. 113 Wadilakton at K, 13 Stoekloti arc

«. John H n Columbia a* h. Jn* K. VI Lafayette at ■' Huhaaat . ; r< Wi- Md Ilucbc* A J Spicer. 47 WalhlBCtOS at loa. Conjtraa. A So Layayrltr aU rr J L.O Wlodaoraya M F, I Grant »'

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C '*Ait?»^-KtTKcT"BMhop Scarburouth. New J aT*’. lo-vo.c. M *■ 1. iSfcKiSeWilS'KS ■gagl’g.nv*. c—i. - “si:v™K“S“o.e. d. II—Bev. Edward tK “ . H. M.tl. Huff, tilam boro. NJ. m aervleee an free loan

Capa May City Bocletiee. ^y^rk^ULutp^Uinok^N^ aasSS'EA” 1 "”' jsssrs'JsaA&A SA SI ntraat. rtAPE Mat OtWCLATk No. IB. Improved

and louith Friday evenlug* of each mouth. No, B Waaklngtoo aUeeL ' TlaA.cn No. SOD, Order of tlm Iron Ha 15 meet* on tbr Dnt and third Hiuraday e> nu>k> of each mouth at No. Sf MAatUnKtoa S

ur» Mat Lopoa NO;J lir j’m. Mecniv medical o

COTTA&E DULECTOEI DAILY MTA*. FOR 1800.

Adam*. W. E, 3u Pern at Arnold. Mn K. I Ktockioo arc AtnSd^cfiia&U K.'slttiktmi ava

^ Batcher, W A, SI Col amWa ava Bailey. E11. OuocramM nraarn J. C. S lieeator *1 Barclay, vrm K. 'J Cram wirel hankiTitr* A, 7l> WaahlnctoD *t Bor lew. Bar W H. nor Waakm*ton aud Ji Br Brrnn, C A.« Waahlncton at S)«‘F“»Co 0 |umtSi?ve sSstaL'i iT~;’~ “ ■ Buchanan. W B. IS* Waahlnstod at Baa.wlSErv5«

Collin*, Mn Mary. IS Hakhc* »l tMmpT 8eaBreok*5tta*e, Wind we i CrnMhMn*lM?tl Ha(hmat Chandler, Mn laarn P. 41 Wlndaur ave OoUla, P, Decatur at •——'''—, lienni*. * Oci an at Mn. L. * Columbia arc _ Sand^jDa 8*T? SfiSluu and Perry at Oobn^l'W. Franklin and Hujbca at Cohen. SamuaLBOecaUru CuWna. M J. cor Howard and ilucbr* *4« D Duntnn, Mn C J. No.l¥ Wladabr arc DavM, S Jua. W Huahra at llcfen. Bel, T. UatnoBc Church Panonaptloakhcrty Charlea U, Waahlu«lou and Jcflcr IKiucMM, Mn Ana F, IS Huffhca at ’'"vtT'knS B uSna. ft lluchca at SjM.'ow^hndam'avT A 8 Lalayrtle at ■ ilMli'J,"—

Hildreth * coltace.

la ave

I. IS Beach ave

Mcllwala. Cce K. Ida Villa, cor. Jeflenoti at McCirory.Uro D. Columbia arc and Onerncy Moore. Mn E U Hunt'* rottace. Coocreaa PI

Mla*oo. K. 17 Wlndior ave

firademhaU, Mn EM? Beach ave A Howard at

McCredy.'Sln'ltSflSSm. at MrCoonell. J J.To Jackwm at Matthew*. C U17 Perry at

D*. Samuel. Ocean A Husbea at Na£le. Hart;. I- WlOdaqC ave Hunaka. W C. 4S Wakhlucton at

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O'Hara. DrM.5* Jackaon at ord, John. M Franklin a:

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Phyalck. Hr E. Wmhlnkton at above MadMoti Phimp*, Dr E If. 13 Ocean and llukbo aU. HlealN C, Perry and Manaloa ata Paine. OcnC P. Columbia arc and Carney al

at, W ol So Lalayrtle

E,» Columbia ava i, Jtwei.li, 2South Lalaycttr at Mn F U Carroll Villa. Jaekwm • Uhuwl*, Ja*. 3 I loach ave Kerd. Dr Cha*. SS LaUyrUc *1 Bowc. Mr. IV Columbia a«e

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D BoMt ^

Jackrou

., lyrattaat Phiiii~.Ji.hu LcBObbimMalea

— Mr*. Slock loo ivc Mr tleorre. S3 Wlndaor arc

paatel.Coakn —

Porter, Mn. Stock loo

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Quldort. P. F. Bench are and Perry a

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1C Waahlnktoa at

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Wm J.CWlodaora* * mac ILK Waablnct

M Hau. So Lafayette A Cuosmi a

Metro*. Wm T. Corkte >t

smith. Ur Koben Meade,» Beach a - Y/ltHar-

L A, cor Hownru at and Co r. W B. 7 sioekUiG Bow Shear. Gllbart M. S Buchee at “—‘ *1 Bom. 10 Slockton ave Frank, Si W

®S.“« r. Jacaaon Krrel Tack. Aunatna H. SO Galumbta are Townarnd. F Sidney. M Waihliicloc »l Tack. Mn F A. 1« HH(bea at Tatham, Henry B, 3 Beach are Taylor. Mn Jamep U a Hukbe* at — ' A M, Columbia ave and Fra

Webb. E H, S Lafayette at WlUlama, Jew U. * Perry at WlUamaon. n E H.« lalayrtle *i Wllaun, J B. Elbrron. Coakrv** I'laee Webb. John E. lib Washlnrtou at Webaur, Tbuma*. US WaaElnkUio at Wryuman^ DvWm.^Bcacb a* and O " ooii. E K Bluff Cottace. Wlndaor at Wood. C 8.1 Stockton Sow W. tbr re 11 J. Price, S7 Columbia ave Whipple. Mr M. a FrankUn at Y Vounk. Lew M, 37 Colombia ave

‘•Dally Star” Tide Table, T a*i> ai ocrr.

Muonlikbt a- Eve* a cum n.oo

Dolman. Joba. 11 Pt.ryst

EMner. M. Columbia ave and Fran

ffvawa J B. Cuamrawa place Bnia, WUnamTii Waabinkton at S5ST« , <, w -'“”'‘

it. stock ion ave. and Jrffer-

Evau*. M n M J. 3 and 4 KStflrSi-SS;

»5smSss*.“ ™ r "““

-tank. Wrot Unnt at I.FL.B Lolayeurat - ' c. So Lalayette at

What the amnll boy who haunt* City Hall jmrk iloro not know about the. Dm ami outs of human nature 1* hardly worth knowing at all. He understand* among a great many other valuable thing* that the elderly and well to do ritirm generally like* to nee a fight, and afterward, regretting hi* yielding to brutal longing for acenro of gore. Dread y to Tnabo amend* in aoxnc way or other. Thu fart received a practical demonstra-

tion n day or two ago.

Two newsboy*, dirty, ragged and ahrewd, a* i* usually the case with the urchins in the park, stationed themselves where homeward hound Brook] ynitro would be sure to ace them. These boya were nut of a nse. One wa* fairly plump, the other waa a weakened hit of humanity, hut he understood hi* buninea* thoroughly. They ]ilayad their farm neatly and very much In this fashion: The larger Iwy beara down upon the other, cuff* him, uws disgraceful Iangnage and tears hi* papers. The attacked youth drops the papers and returns the compliment* verbal and pugilistic. Then- D a clinch and the small hoy goes down. By thD time several Brooklynite* have* halted and a little crowd lia* collected. Then the battle D renewed. The youngster* seem to strike out viciously, Irot few of their blows tell. Again the smaller boy goea down. He comes up jJuckily again and once more he D worsted. He wiueecesa tear or two from hi* eyes, picks np his torn

jiapera'tmd begins to wail.'

HD stock in trade D rained, and he must go xaj>i*Tlcits to lad. Two or three bystanders jmt their hands in their pocket*. They have been entertained in rather a disreputable way, and n-tnone suggest* atonement in the way of helping the youngster out of hi* troubles. In no time his stock D disposed of, and he isn't asked to make change. A lark julicctnan, attracted by the sight of the (Tosrd, D approurhing, and the little fellow, jiocketing las gains, slides away. HD antagonist has already disappeared. There are two scenes in the last act. One D on the steps of the bridge. Two or three men are taking a look at the newspapers they have just bought from the urchin. The inspection D not all that might lie wished in its result*. The papers are two or three days old. The other so-ne D in a cheap restaurant not far from the pork. Two boys who have hut Just now been engaged in seemingly desperate combat are seated sociably at the same table. "We'll go some [lie, too, Jimmy," remarks the smaller. "1 tell yer, that's the greatest racket I ever worked on the suckers."—New York

Tea Murk Monrj- for a fit

MeDsonier's picture of Xapohun in 1814. only 30 inches by 20. has just been sold for £34,000, the highest Jirico ever given for the work of a living artist. The art world naturally exnit* over thD solid proof of appreciation; but we wonder whether it really benefits by tl.e*e prices even in a pecuniary sense. We suspect not. It D found in the literary' world that an overpowering demand for a single book arrest* the sale of books in general, the reservoir of cash for buying books being in any one year a fixed quantity. If that economic rule extends to art, M. Meisaonier'* jihenomenal umph just prevents thirty-four art from receiving £1,000 apiece. That may be good or bad fur art—we are not deciding—but it limiu sadly the number of art producers, among whom might be found, if *ro may in the teeth of the market suggest so audacious a possibility, even M. MeDsonier's superior. That the huge price will help M. Meisaonier to ptunt still better D an assumption refuted by all art history.—Spectator.

German territory in East Africa D placed already under a most careful system of administration. Zanzibar D the headquarters for the imperial cummissioncr, Maj. Wissman, and the main staff, while each coast station D under charge of a commanding officer, responsible for both the political and military mangement. Tlicee officials send an elaborate tvjiort monthly to headquarters, while, at the some interval, the cummiv id oner visits each station for a personal inspection. Four steamers, with whale boats, gigs aud smaller vessels, keep up a regular service for passengers and mail* between the various rtations and Zanzibar. The military force* comprise 307 officers, 1,200 Soudanese troops aud 300 Zulu and Arkari soldiers, besides a body of Somali* fur police duty, and are divided into two corjn, for duty respectively in the north and south, each in charge of a sulxommander. H ixpital* are established at Pangani and Bagamoyo.—Exchange. A Good llasor Strop. Few persons know how excellent a razor strop D the human hand or arm. If a razor D in fairly good condition and not in need of the oil stone it may soon bo whetted to a fine edge on the palm of the hand or the inner aide of the forearm. The latter D best if it D free of hair, as it frequently is, for it presents a whetting surface quite as long aa the ordinary razor strop. The fat portion of the palm, between the little finger and the wrist, however, make* au excellent strop. The process of stropping a razor on the forearm appears a bit alarming to the looker on, though there D little danger that a skillful man will do himself harm.—Sew York Sun.

I. A. GARRETSON, Real Estate i^-gent, Xo. 40 JackMon Street, Cape May, X'. J. - •»*,*— a OA JgSJB-Ss'c. C3i 'W./i PKOl’EKTIES BOUGHT, SOLD OB EXCHANGED.

An Invitation/*/ 143 3E3B VAN HOUTEN’S COCOA.

LOVETT’S HARNESS MANUFACTORY, 2STc. 7-2 Oceo-n Street. A full assortment of Uarueas, Blanket*. Nets, Ac. Repairing done with neatnea*

and despatch.

Lovett’s Flour and Feed Store, JackMtn and WRsliluglou NLreet, Beat UusUty Flour. Feed, and Hay. al Loses! Price*. Orders promptly Blled and delivered.

J. S. K. Hand & Son, The Old Original and Only Tape May Diamond Cattrra.

HAND’S CENTRAL MARKET, COB. OCEAN AND WASHINGTON STS.,

CAPE MAY, IS. J.

Most respectfully invites yourself and family to call and Taste a Cup of this Delicious Cocoa that he

has just imported from

weissi*. - - hlolijAWO.

Cape May DDmonds set In Rings, Rina, Stud* and Button* of our own manufacture. Repairing of Floe Watches

and Jewelry a Specialty.

-OT’X’OSZTX: X’OST omcE-

AMIVOElVfss IVTerchants’ Exchange, WASHINGTON AND JACKSON STREETS. One of the moat popular pDoea of resort for Seaside Delicacies, skillfully prepared. Liquor* of remarkable quality and purity dispensed at the bar.

KXCELAIOK HOT AND COLD Sea-Water Baths Decatur SI. and Beach Ave. “ W. C. GIBSON. Manager. The Finest and most complete Kslabltnlinirnt ol llir klndbu Hi* Coait. Special attroiiun to

HEWITT’S ICE! ICE! ICE! Dry-Goods,-Notions-and-Millinery-Store. !, T^ N1CKERBOCKER I CE Co. A large and varied Stock from whidt to select your intrcliascs. * x ^ nr pmii anri ou.» A

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.

Wiley’s Congress Baths, Best equipped on the Beach. A large tent on the strand for the convenience of bathers. —-FOOT OF CONGRESS HALL LAWN.

Chester’s Photographs. Best Styles of the Art. Children’s Pictures a Specialty. At the Old Stand — Beach Avenue and Ocean Street. 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. Wines and Liquors.

Star

A fetrikr Averted. Allegheny City Ua* a rich youug wboae life D a burden to him because be ha* nothing to cmjdoy hi* time. A happy thought struck him, and going to the proprietor of • man's furnishing *tore he offered his services without recompense. He had enough money, but he wanted work. HD offer waa accepted. The young fellow enjoyed the change for a few day* until hD fellow employe* discovered be wa* working without jay. They at once held an indignation meeting and decided that they would be rained by the cheap labor of rich men. A vigorous protest wa* made to the proprietor at the store, and to avert a *' fie sent a note to the Alleghenian te him Mi OCCrM&OB v.-.v: f M —iVfbnrg Dispatch.

n« Lite* la the Wcl. One George Thom peon, of Iowa, who supposed that New Hampshire wi part of the United States, went hunting while on a visit to a relative in that state, got kat in the woods and *Im» *,te4»V n? Jnnj, 841 fmm hi. roro a

OF PHILADELPHIA,

SUPPLY HOTELS, REST A CBASTS aud COTTAGES WITH PURE EASTERN ICE.

—Alao with-

coal: coat: coau coat PRICE, *6.00 PER TON.

.RED FOR FA» AHANTKED.

DILLON’S,

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 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/HOS. CHElEM^TVTS, MANl'FACTVRER UF MINERAL WATERS

A LUO THE

Henowned Belfast (Jinger Ale* Lemon Soila Sarsaparilla. SOLE AGENT FOR Bartholomay Rochester Bottled Beer.

WILLIAM ESSEN, BAKERY ANB ICE CREAM PARLORS, XO. is WANHIXGTOX STREET, CAPE MAY, X. J.

WM. T. STEVENS, Contractor & Builder, JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTKXDED TO. RESIDENCE AXD SBOP-Ccnwr Jefferson and Corgle Streets.

Tm fully equipped with nil the requi-

sites for doing

CL.IIVTOTV SOUJ3ER, Xo«. 3 and S Mannlon Sired, - Cape May, X'. J. FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC., Wire Cots and Bed Spring*. Refrigerator* and Children'* Coaches fur Sale or ReoL I FuruNMu* Oottrces . Re|ialrlus neaUy U<

^lETV’S FURlVieHIIVO OOOI>S Our leader is Silk Striped, Imported Flannels, Madras and French Saleeni, Shirts for Outing Wear. Fine*! line of Neck-wear In Cape May City. Also, a full line of Hau, Cap* Bella, WaiUra' Jackete, Aprons, Blarera. And Mohair CoaU and Vest*. In Hosiery we have a select number, such as Morley'a Imported solid colors, fast black and Hale-thread. Onr Underwear and Dreaa Shirt line* are complete. At City Prioes. ; I. I.. NHKPPARD, 23 W RMliIngtou 8k* Cape- Hay City, X. J. HOWARD F. OTTEB, Buceeuor to ClintonBouder and Cha*. Unite, a* j G/EIVER-AH. XJIPHOLSTJERER. Furniture and Matreaaes Renorlted and Made to Order. Carpete Made aud Put Down. Curtain Work sod Slip Covers a Specialty. XO. 5 HAXBIOX STREET, CAPE MAX' CITY, X. J. ISAAC H. SMITH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 5*. 47 WASHIS6T0X STREET, CAPE BAT CITY. Keep* constantly on band an assortment of Cloths and_Caaiimeret_suitable for

OF ALMOST ANY KIND.

Our job printers are skillful and experi-

enced in designing.

KEHR Ac CHURCH, WHOLESALE DEALERS IK *• BUTTER, EGGS AUD POULTRY, M A8HIXGTOX STREET, Opp. Post Office, Cspe Mty, N. J

Ocean View Summer Garden & Family Resort, BEACH AYEXUE, - Oppowite Iran Pier. Hotel sod Restaurant. A Fine Orebcatrm the entire Season d Liquor*. Philadelphia, Rochester and St. Louis Lager Beer e. Onr 50c. Diooers a Specialty. Bruns'. Ice Cream. JOHN HOME YARD. Pnmrietor.