cape May daily star WILL BX PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, JFLI iXD Al-OOT.

TUESDAY, AUGUST -6 1800.

Old folk*, young fulkn. childrru, *1! adcomcd cordutlly at Yhc Sraa office. Bring or aoad n« note*of rixltlng friend* at your cottage*, reporta of mrhrr or dookry panic*, tailing trip*, lawn

parting etc., etc. -

Tnaot uu the final effort* of U>c cuminlttec of Philadelphian*. William V. McKean, of the Ltigrr. Eran Morria and Henry B. Tatham. prominent lager* here, in calling at the Pmidential cottage yeaterday morning, the reception of the Preaident and Secretary Blaine waa arranged for yeaterday afternoon at the Stockton, a* noted elac-

Ir aa many of 'our own debtor* were to come la to pay their bill* as those owing gas hill* by mistaking our office for the Gas Office, we should feel good enough to take a day off and go fishing. We should suggest to the Receiver the need ol a sign over the pavement, that he that runs may read. Not feeling tempted, courteously, to take money that doe* not belong to na, we hare no trouble to mist the proffered stuff, and direct them to the next door. CaTK Mar is favored very greatly by the presence of the throe highest dignitaries in the land, the President of the United Btatea, the Secretary of State and the Postmaster General. Two of these, the Preaident and the Postmaster General, now have home* here, or at least, In an outlying borough that will before many years become a part of Cape May proper, and National Interest la likely to centre here daring the summer for •crcral coming seasons, at least. We are a favored people.

L POINTS little ton Jos have gone to Saratoga to spend a week. Irwin C. Beatty and family are Carroll Villa guests. Their home city Is Cam-

den.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wlllig, of Philadelphia, are guests at the Carroll Villa. Charles Marshall, wife and family, of Philadelphia, are ensconced at Carroll Villa. Richard 8. Edwards, the well-known medical writer, la sojourning al

Mr. A. Varoca. a wealthy and wall-in-formed Caban, ie at tbs Devon, and Is so enthusiastic over the attracilrencae of Cape May that be la earnestly adris log an effort to secure patronage from the West Indies and assure* ns that good result* would follow advertising among his people.

A committee of gentlemen called at the Presidential cottage yesterday morning to Invite the Preaident to give ceptioo at Congress Hall, but aa a formal one waa given at that hotel on Saturday, and aa another arrangement was about to be made, Preaident declined. The committee waa composed of Colonel J. W Moore, John P. Perach, Jr„ and 8. R. C. Matthews, of Philadelphia; W. B. Chambertaln, of New York, and Major A. K. Pulton, of the Baltimore America*. PBKqi-KSTKBs of the seashore Irani to speak of the “undertow," says Duffield Osborne in ScrAiter, as though h were iome mysterious force working from the rscsssrs of s treacherous ocean to draw unwary bathers to their doom. Aa a matter of fact. Its presence is obviously natural,and the explanation of h more than simple. Aa each wave rolls In and breaks upon the beach the volume of water which it carries does not remain there and sink into the sand: It flows back again, and, aa the succeeding

forms an undercurrent flowing outward of strength proportionate to the body of water contained in each breaker, and.

again, proportionate in a great to the depth of the ditch.

Where this Utter U an appreciable depression, it can be readily seen that the water of receding waves win Bow into it with similar effect to that of water going over a fall, and that son standing near U very likely to 1* drawn over with It, and thus, if the depth ia deep enough, carried out of his depth. That i. all there ia to the rouch-

taiked-of “undertow" and the

Miss Lane, an attractive Nei lady, la pleasantly located at the West

End.

C. 8. 8. wears a beautiful diamoud ring, a souvenir loaned him by a lady rlend. The Athletic Club Schuylkill Navy U ably represented by Mr. Alfred S. Mrble ad Lew Moore. The colony of beauties at Coogrwa Hall baa a very valuable addition in Mlae May 8*1 tier. Mlaa J. EtU Wllbraham, of Philadelphia, a pleasant young lady, U doodled al the West End. Mrs. John Soollsy and her lovely children, of PbiUdelphU, have pleasant West End rooms. Nathan Ulman, of Baltimore, a prominent wholesale liquor dealer of bis city, a guest of the Carroll VlUa. Edward North, the prominent Chestnut street merchant, and family are registered at lha Stockton for a season. Mr*. Postmaster Grurrml Wanamakrr is confined to her bed with a ncicrre

cold.

. A. U. Hoehiiog, of the U. 8. Navy, Is at the 'West End, and joined his family, who are spending the season

»ere.

Ex-Governor and Mr*. James Pollock, of Philadelphia, are numbered among the dbliaguished gueaUat the Stockton. Thao. Julius, of PblUdelphia, an active business man, ia eujoylnr the summer days with bis wib al the Carroll VlUa. Hon. CourtUnd L. Parker, the wellknown Newark politician, and his aeoomplUhed wife are spending a abort vacation at the Stockton. Jamee Steel, the well-known Philadelphia financier, and a few friends are Inhaling oxone from I

The prettiest sight on the beach at bathing hour yesterday—Mias May Seltxer, Mias Emily Hsppe, Miss Marie Hull and Mlaa May Moore Mr. Andrew Forbes joined Mr* .Forbes at the Devon on Saturday, where Mr*. Forbes baa gained many admiring

friends.

John M. Duffy, the well-known downtown bottler and brother ol our own Frank Duffy, I* spending a week at the Cape among bis relatives and friends. Mr. Alfred 8. Mehle, of the Vesper Barge Club, Schuylkill Navy, now atop, plug at Congress Hsll, has a record in rowing of about ISO miles a mouth John T. Hugh, a prominent attorney, of Infayette, lod., accompanied by Mlaem J. and H. Bell, are enjoying Cape May life while guests of the Chal-

le resort like Cape May are *oi what different from those upon the rival of trains on s Saturday night. When the crowd of husband* and fathers, brother* mud beaux, who have been sweltering over business in the cities all the hot week come swarming from the train*, they are met by rosycheeked girts, delighted wive* blushing sweet-hearts, who have counted the days all the week, and ou Saturdays the hours, until the favored onea the loved ones of the stronger sex e to their presence and their love.

riedly made and as quickly and away by coach and os foot they go to settle down tor joyous companion-

* *Wy are marry to have them go away. Can’t expect the dear creatures to appear in their brig bleat feather, ou Monday morning a. they asr Tom, Dick and Harry on nor look as bright or ao fail at Mciiea aa they did Saturday

kia* sadly re

Georg* K. Brooks, of IlosUtu, of tbs firm of Brooks A Co., is a guest of cottager George J. Richardson, Ocean street He wUI go to New York

to-day.

Ed Dolman, a handsome young gallant, and Mim Annie Taylor, a fascinating ma’amaelle, are down for the season. They are staying at the bouse of the fonuer’e father, 11 Perry street Mim Ida Daniel, n very pretty and vivacious young lady who bae been visiting Irienda In Cape May for a month, has returned to her home in Philadelphia, much to the tag ret of her any friends. Mim Cotapton, of Maurice town, a at the Devon, took stenographic ol Dr. Wylie's sermon at the camp ground of the United Brethren, nt Cape May Point oo Sunday morning. Colonel and Mrs. B. K. J.abou took out in the tally-ho "Rambler'' a party from the Presidential cottage yesterday afternoon. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Jamison, there wars Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKee. Mrs. Dimmlck and Mrs. Russel! Harrison. Mr. J. Haas . Zebicr, s prominent wlety gentleman of Philadelphia, spent Sunday at Cocgreaa Hall, but on scant of pressing business was obliged return to the city, much to the regret of hi* many lady and gentlemen friends. Mrs. W. W. Green, who w. vary HI on Friday last has no oo toward perfect reoo her valuable preaeooe will, wa Unit

ECHOES FROM THE SURF. Hiss Bailie Cohen Ie a perfect little duck In the water, swimming grace-, fully and skill fully. George Heel, from the counter to the tea. developed into quite an expert surf boatman pro Urn. He has taken on a good, wholesome seaside brown, Thomaa P. Curley and h la'Interesting wife do not bathe, but take much pleasure Id strolling upon the strand, greeting numerous frlrnda. Mr. Riddle, a leading member of Glen Riddle circles, waa enthnalailic over the grand condition of the surf yeaterday and pronounced It glorioos. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Wood among the happy throng upon the beach yeaterday. Mr. Wood is a member of the Heighten Publishing CoMre Wood ia young and preUy. They reside at Wayne, and are rooming

the Stockton.

Misses Crowell, Steelman, Hartman, Llxxle Lodge, Mary Lodge, Patronl, Gertie Derrickaon, Edith Derrickaon, Horner, accompanied by Messrs. Clement Lodge Sod wick Hartman, Matt. Hall, Fred Dangler, Geo. Langert and Percy McConnrl lormrd a very lively ‘ athlng party at the beach yesterday. A Narrow Escape. There waa a narrow escape from drowning at Cape May Point yesterday A large raft bat been around iuat outside the surf near the Carlton bath bcusei, where the water at high tide la about six feet. It hat become a practice fur the bather* to awlm out and dire off, the swim from there to shallow water being comparatively easy. At IS o'clock yesterday the rail filled with bather*, mostly ladles, who had swam out, not noticing tlie change of tide, and when three or four of them dove off together and found the current taking them out, there was a universal cry for help. Most of the bathers had already left the water, but man and Mr. Hush immediately went to the assistance of those who were drifting out. Mr. Buckman had quite a time to land safely Mrs. Dimmlck with whom he bad been at the raft, sod in the meanwhile Mr. Bush had become very much exhausted in trying to bring in two of those who

bad drifted out

The life guard, having been quite seriously Injured on the raft, dould not go to hi* assistance, and Mr. Buckmau, though very much exhausted, Immediately entered the water again. Before be could aid the Imperilled party, bowever, they had reached shore In a very exhausted condition. President Harrison and Secretary Blaine, who were ou the beech, became greatly excited and proved themselves valuable by keeping off the crowd which pressed sround the rescued parly when they had reached shore.

May.

STARLIGHT.

a hot everywhere but at Cape

ism soda at Kennedy's

U. S. P.

Go to Chester’s seaside studio for the very beet photographs The great Levy will a-pier ou the Pier ou the 12th, 13th and 14th. The tents take the people sod the people take to the tenia Mrs. Buriew, wife of Rev. W. H. Buriew, pastor of the Baptist church of this city, ia very 111, we are sorry to say. Petite Photo* are the era re this sea aoo. $1.50 per dozen, at A. P. A H B. Todd's, corner Congress Hall Uwo. The President and Secretary Blaine were together attending to affairs of the Slate ail of yeaterday'morning. Over JOO people were on the Iron Pier last night to see die great prodneUon of the "Bohemian Girt."

"All’a

sell'll

L ends well," said U,n * lre '^

Go to A. Hewitt's store, 44 Waehlngtoo street, for dry goods, notions, and millinery. Store, opp. Catholic church. Our motto: “One price to all.” tf Alosio Hewitt. The best thing for sunburn Is Cucumber Cream, to be bad at the Philadelphia Pharmacy, corner Columbia aveoueand Ocean street- 22w The Commiasoners of Appeal will meet at City Hall at 10 A. M. the third Saturday in August sod the first Saturday in September- A. B. Little, w-d-tf Collector. Our popular artists, A. P. A II. B. Todd are very bu*y turning out their

fins photographs They are thorough, business men and dreerve their anccna.'

Pour and six io hand ooac' •' for

evening parti*’* at Uayocsl'yrry, 8 oek-

tou Hotel tf. J. W. Bradshaw'* fruit store Is continually stocked with the moat luscious foreign and domestic fruit at low prices. Free delivery. Decatur near Washing.

Chapman the other day palled la from the swells mote- dead

than alive.

The Urge task of gelling the numerous arrivals yesterday compelled ua to lay over some Imcrreting notes until

IhU morning.

The msn who propbeslts evil will elwaye have a sympathetic audleucc. The man who prophesies good bae hard

work to get a hearing.

Something to please your mother-to-Uw.—Molasses cream candy. It can be had at Nraa,

51 Washington street

"Echoes From Hie Surf. - ' “Our Guests, and Other Personal Points" were crowded out yeaterday which will be read with iuterest, we truet, to-day. Focrd.—An insurance policy issued i Della HutcHusnu. It may be ' ‘ by calling at this office aud pro

Wiley's Congi

equipped ' bathing r<

Baths are splendidly . with excellent

log robes, polite altrntioo, aud convenient rooms. Pavilion on the beach for accommodation of his bathers. tf

Lovetts, No. -12 Ocean

I proving

Charles Wright, life guard at Cape May I omt, was badly bun yesterday In codesvoring to rescue some bather > in peril with a raft. Don’t fail to see that great opera Bohemian Girl" on the Iron Pier to-

night-

White cape cause no terror, though numerously aocu about the seashore and du reaorta. We do not like though, and we do not think they become either men o The Btak docs not deal we cannot make our paper newsy or Otherwise socially interesting, we shall not publish falsehoods or fiction simply to fill up. The Mayor yesterday sen l "trampy-looking tramp*." who disorderly ou the -beach Sunday, to the «wuiy jail under the care of Officer Williams yesterday afternoon for thirty days’ vacation at the county -

Jim Taylor, (colored) of Weal Cape May,, met with a irrious accident 8i|oday morning while moving beer barrels. He mashed the fore aud second finger of hla "Ufl hand, and amputation may have to be the remedy. Kennedy's U. 8. P. will please you with the coldest and best aod* drinks. The Cape Map Couatp Gazette. Brother Alfred Cooper's paper says : "It Is rumored that Captain Henry W. Hand hat severed hie connection with the newspaper of whlcn he has been editor for several years. For hla own credit, It ia hoped dial the rumor is Iran." Matinee on the Iron Pier to-morrow morning at 10.30 A. M. Admission 10 cents,

h c

the progress being mad* by W. Haail Shield*, formerly of Cape May. but now of Bristol, Pa., where hla father, Rev. Dr. Shields, i located. Haail ia a bright student t the Wooster (Ohio) University and •U1 enter hla senior year In September. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Rodgers, of $18 lorn* street, Philadelphia, are at the Cap* daring the heated daya. Mrs Rodger* la one of Cape May’s i ts and the doctor eknifml physician and Burgeon of targe

Good-bye, ChartV.

Edward Gravea. a raeent grade ate of the l"diversity of Pennsylvania,

g dandy left-fielder of the Capa May

b and a aplaodid llule fellow every r. Hi* father and brother are emit phyaidaxa. Dae. EL to a great

The Presidential Reception. The reception given by the Preaident, Secretary Blaine and Postmaster.General Wacamaker, at the Stockton, yeaterday afternoon between 3 and o'clock, waa largely attended. As t carriages drew op to the Stockton plazas they were met by General Sewell. CooI Reyburu, Henry B. Tatham, n Morris, who made up the

Reception Committee.

'a Orchestra struck up alUi the "Sur Spangled Banner" as the President, leaning ou tbe arm of Mr. Morris, Mr. Blaloe, leaulog oa that of Mr. Tatham, and Mr. Wanamaker on that of General Sewell, slowly passed through the hotel corridor* to the parlor where the reception waa held. Some of the large crowd who had the pleasure of grasping tbe bands of those diebnguiabed official, were : Dr. Walter 8. Uatnlog. John Ft tea, Pemberton New bold, William Ellery Curtia, of Washington ; Mr. Mitebner, ol Bridgstoc; W. V. McKean, ex Governor George A. Crawford, of Kansas ; Judge Armstrong, Frank B. Gibney, Dr. Jacob Derlckaou, of Delaware; Dr. J. N. Walker, John U. Gould, Harry Martin. Paul E. Wirt, Charles R. Morgan, Col. Thomas Datlsou, ex-Coo ul to Samoa ; Judge James Mitchell, ol the Penney! vaala Supreme Court; T. W. Howard daughter, of Wash lug ton, I). C.; and Mrs. Bishop, of Philadelphia ; Mr*. Ware and Mr. and Mrs. Snow, of low*; Mr. Blocumb and soc Siocumb, of Wilmington, Del.

One of tbe Important events of tbe i Saturday evening

tbe great musician, Simon Haaaler, nt Coogreea Hall. This to always an interastlng and tergely-atteodcd eLtertalnand tbe popularity of Mr. Haaaler rose it to attract a larger compacy

will be tendered little Mlaa Bcaaie Clayton. in the parlor of Congress Hall, given by the ladle*. Hauler'* full orchestra will furnish the music and Prof, will be wOl be

The Presidential party wUI s

favorite at the Devon.

l leave

quest. The intention wa* to go this morning. Mr. Hlaioe will go to New York and remain there sometime, while Mr. Wanamaker and the President will go to Waahinjtou.

great difference bow aa

editor puts hla word* together, and it makes a great difference aa to whom those word* refer also. While Blanche may be pleased with the style of her ^personal" ^ulia might feel offended.

If our readers would send ua la more

of their reports of parties, .port* or other affaire, we sboold take pleasure iu publishing them- The Stab to read by almost every cottage family at the Cape, baa a Urge tale al hotel*, oo the streets and at trains, and these little

matters always interest some ou,. Professor Fseder’* orchestra

formed Oppenbcim'a waits song production. entitled "Tbe Glpaey," among ite piece* ou Sunday evening. Tbla ia a charming production, composed by I.' A. Oppenbclm, tbe popular young guest of tbe Carroll Villa. Mr. Oppeobelra baa another piece in manuscript which be will probably dedicate to

Cape May.

G* to Chester's seaside studio, oorner Stockton hatha, for fine group pictures. A benefit for Mr. John Rows will be given at the Bannaker Hall, Lafayette street, above Franklin, on Thursday evening of this week. Mr. Rowe, while working In Dismal Swamp, Virginia, was compelled to amputation of one limb to save hla life. HU friends here will give this benefit to aid him in tbe

purchase of an artificial limb.

"Charlie Quidort bathe* tbe most fashionable ladies al tbe Cape,” we remarked to a friend on the beach yeaterday, and he at oooe bristled up and said he would like to help him. Poor fellow! hr took it literally, and envied Charlie hi* glorionaly happy lot. No, Charlie merely furnished robe and room and take* tbe quarter. Purtber deponent

aailb not.

Secure your aeaU In advance to aee tbe "Bohemton Girl" on tbe Iron Pier

tonight.

Tbe Daily St ah will be served dorlog Angtut for 75 cent*. *2 St

drinks a apecUlty at Coos'

all descriptions of work I A full assortment of haroeaa, bUuketa, nets, etc., etc. Re] ' neatness and dUpatcl Ao excursion to Wildwood Reach occur* every Tuesday aud Friday, a special train leivlcg Cape May at 10.30' A. M. and returning leave Wildwood ' Beach at 2.80 P. M. Round trip ticket*, 50 oenu. tf Stockton surf hatha are the brat equipped ou the coast Rooms will be rented at much reduced rates for the : balance of the season. tf J. S. K. Hand A Son are tbe old orig. ; Inal and only Cape May dlamood cut- | tere in Cape May. Cape May diamond* set in ring*, pies »tuda, buttons, and all of our own maeufseture. Repairing ! of fine watches and jewelry by skilled 1 workmen only. u* Fred Arnold'* Merchant't Exchange, Washington and Jackson streets, i* one of the popular places ef resort for those who desire to enjoy seaside drlicacre prepared In the must skillful 'manner. The liquor* dispensed »t the bar are pronounced by connoisseurs to be of remarkable quality and purity. tf Go to Lausing'a Cafe, corner Lafayette and I)e«atur street*, for private terrapln suppers, *oft, hard, and deviled crab*, oysters, and lltllr neck clam*. Game in season. Wines aod liquors. Beer on draught. Faraitie* supplied, tf Mr. George Lovett offers to the public al bia old Jackson street stand, all the beat quality of feeds, hay and Hour at tbo lowest price*. Order* promptly filled aod delivered. Give this populi merchant your patronage. tf Fob Sale—The sloop yacht "Idler, formerly owned by tbs late William L' Jodcs. It la almost new and >s fitted up with every convenience for the accommodation of sailing parties. A very reasonable price will be accepted. Apply to 818 North Sixteenth street, or to L. Phil. Kocuig, Sewell's Point House.

al fit.

Reliable aod courteous drivers t Haynes, livery, Stockton HcteL Tl finest horana. tf. Stop at Dennis Conaidioe'a to get the finest Imported aod domestic wines and liquors, for family use a specialty. Hergdoll's beer on draught. Rochester beer In bottle* Ice cold. Dennis fonaldiuc. Prop., j!9 8l 6 Ocean stieet. M. Smith, the practical watchter, of Cape May City, formerly with Bailey, Banka A Biddle, ao well kooan for rellabilitv and good workmanship. watches and clock* repaired aud satisfaction guaranteed. He also has on hand a fine lot of Cape May diamonds and cute them to order. Do not fall to call oo him as be wUI take great pleasure in showing you hla ffoodx. j'Jl.fit "PoitroteiNt" is a oompouun of n flood porpoise oil, imparting the aoftsaiog products which have become ao popular. U*e Porpolaloe Kuaietine Dressing fur ruaaet leather aud light, colored shoes and preserve the original color and lustre. If a patent leather polish ia desired uaa “Gold Seal." late the Dark ■Birrl* roK to* »tab.

Iota tse dark

My ship of We UMk •stfUr •I’erU From earth'* poor ■

And. a* tjiouxh In a I

0,>en

Cap&lftay City, IU.

4. u Uiouib In a most dire need t.imrllilBx letter It cannot read. ’ barque Baal* out from the sandy b

tew£2d wllli our mind, u to r, maattaf Nanai naaB harUfor, My barque Huai*, and I go leartull) Into tee dark.

“MfiWU Tbe land I* lefi and My barque sad I

m'bb'&tebevt terrt glean* no ray )f Debt to guide my ImperiDrd We rhrougb teb sad voyage, wbkdangrn rile

HOTEL. CHAldFONTE, Howard street and Deaell avenue. Cape May, X.J. Open all tbe year. riaas- 11. W.«AWYKI

IDEVOlsT TTXLILi A

Near R. R Station, Beach and Post Office.

Koulh Lafnjotte Ntrcel

Terms—$10.00 and $12.00 per Week.

^MLKS. T. K. BROOKS.

Marine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect. :

j^.ECEPTION OF MRS. F. IIALLKNBKCK.

UESTS.

ARLINGTON HOTEL, Oppewilr R. R. KLution. tiront Ntrcol, 4'a|H‘ May .

G. J. Kkomek, Proprietor.

Flrat-claas Cuisine. Large Airy Rooms. Ter

OA RltOLI , VILLA, Jacknon Mroot, near Hie Bench. CAPE MAY, N. J. D Delightful location. Everything flrat-claa*. Cl ore to Ocean Pier. ' N

MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON^

H-HOTEL COLUMBIAN Thoroughly Renovated and Improved. xtoyst oapxiiT.

H. W. Sawyer, Manager.

dlns'a^Slbbo Hotel.

Ladle*' parlors and tbe beat fancy mixed drink* at Ratty's, corner Washington and Jackson a tracts. Take tbe yacht Guaaie, Captain 1 orke, for a pleasant flablng or sailing trip. •»

Wiley's Congress Hall hath b< to the best equipped ou the b. Careful attendance. tl If you wish a first-claaa turnout of any kind, call and are Hayoea, at Stockton Hotel. tf. if you wish to have a drag or pbrntou, nice team and driver, taave orders at either of the store* of Doctors Marry A M re ray. tf WajrntD—A young man with good

ly useful around Che Stockton bath juaea. *2 8t That staffed monkey at A. P. A it. B. Todd's photo studio la great fnr pleasing Uw babies. Three little gave it a penny each tbo other day. ~ ne soda ? Uw drink, to be bad only at Uw Philadelphia pharmacy, oorner Colombia avenue and Ocean street u Wiley, of Congress Hall bath h< use* baa planed * tent on Uw strand for the

of bia patron*. It I*

.■all ua iu tel* course, WUb BO friends e'er to help, araevYYwbqnds teal wtte grim darkace* btod uw? Must I forevee sad forrvrr Bee

lute tee dark?

CAPT. FRANUr Old Virginia Tobacco and Cigar Store, h*. 21 Waahlsftoa St.. Cap* Ms,. Music and Hoags at Bottom rrtee*

ITOr ML HILTON, EDWARD WESSON, Prop'r. Rate*, $2.00 per Day. Special Rates by the Week. Elevator and Electric Bell*. 110»-13 FILBERT STREET, PIIII.ADEI.I'IIIA. Three Square* from Penn * E. B. Depot. - Filbert Mrert Car* pass tec door.

MIWEI.LANEOIH.

y^TEST JERSEY RAILROAD. Time Table. Jane ate. UK. Trains will leave Cape May aa follow* tor • PHILADELPHIA: A. M-.AOCOMMODATIOX.Htop* l

7.oor,■ssi,sin's 9.00 sjii'stssass.csis"'" 2.35 He nil 4t* , rT l mtlore*‘Amvaa l ln nu AOroti?Oty.'aiatuKSteJ*i« 4.35 i^lrasfisge:

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

excellent subeUiule for Uw mach A

Ttys* leave lor Cape Mav.—Expre*. re

=127- v ts KzjnaiK with parlor ears,UD*. u. Excursion

O.DATTOV, J.B.VtOOD,

JAQFETTE A STRATTON, 15 Waahlagton BL, Cape May, Do ^* rUl Fish, Oysters, Terrapin, Clams, Crabs, Ac

-i* ann a good caterer, desires to arrange with a party for control of dtuiug room and kitchen, where be could i>oard the family and do outside catering the coming fall and winter, In Philadelphia. Address H. W., Stab Office.