CATE HAY DAILY STAR.

May City Churvh Record.

St. John's Episcopal Church.

C0TTA6E DIRECTORY

?Tru*linaad llagfen >i

Mlj Star” Tide Table,

Thu tact i< that tbtT* i- alU^cther too much remvricr fur ra>cmln and fur rascally mrtbotl* otr the i«rt of tolerably decent .people. Raacality la pirtnmijoe. douVUest, cm] in fiction it has even its mural nscs; but in real life* it should have no tol.-rution. and it U. a« a matter of fact, M-ldotn acoompauied by the ability that it braKH. One jiruuf that the smart rojfne is not ■<■> smart aa he thinks and as others think is that lie K> <iften comes to gHef. He arrives at his an ceases through his knowledge of the evil in men; he cornea to grief through his ignorance of the good in men. He thinks he knows "hnmau natttr hut he only half knows it. Therefore he is .constantly in danger of making a fatal mistake. For instance. Ida ugrnae to himself for lying and trickery is that lying and trickery are indulged ril by others—even by same men who make a Irani boast of virtue before the world. A little more or bra of lying and trickery* seems to make no difference, he assmu.' -esp rially so long as there is no pnblic disjday of lies and tricks—for he cteliTshusU that then- must always boa certain oat ward propriety in onler to infnre e\vn the infer it kind of success he is aiming at. But having no usable conscience to guide him lie uncb-i—itos the siaisitiveneas of otln-r conw-i'-tices—and (Specially tbe aandtiv jm-Mt uf that vague sentiment cnlhsl ••jrahbc oiifnion”—and lie makes a ini-'alculauou. wldcli. if it dors not land him in flu- p-uitentiury. nt least makes him of no use to his n>p , ctable allies: therefore of no use to his semi-criminal mssociales: tlien-furv a surjirisisl. miserahlc and vindictive failure.—Century Ifagarine. Under Henry I coiners of false money wen- pnuished by the loss of-their right liatnK and othiT mutilations of various kinds wen- in common Use. In 1100 we bear of hen-tii-a who liad refused to abjunt their fidth being 1 landed over to the chnrrh by the civil authorities to he lirandid with a hot iron on the fendiead. have tli‘-ir clothes tom uff fnnn the waist uji and be whippnl through the public st nets. Boycotting was at that time a legal •practice, whatever it may bo now, for the said heretics were not only forbidden to worship as they disirrd, lint forbidden to enter the Imoats of ortho do* lieherer*. or even to pnirliase tlanecnoaries of life. The )M]ular notion of the crusaders os an army'of Bayards, "sans peur et sans rejiroohe,” is hardly consistent with the code of cripiinal law which Richard Cscnr do Lion enacted for the especial benefit of those with whom he act out for holy Palestine. If any one of them were convicted of theft boiling pitchwas to he ponrid over his head, then a pillow full of feathers shaken over him. and In' wa< to he ahanduntd at the lint port the nwrl toorhid. Whoever killed another on luard ship waa to ho tied to the Corpse and cast into the soa; whoever killtd another on shore was to be tied to the corpse and buried' with it. A blow was to be ponishod by three duckings in the sea. and the nse of the knife in a S uanvl caused the aggrnwor to lose one f his hands.—All the Year Round.

I. A. GARRETSON. Real Estate A_gent, X®. AO JnckMoti Sired, <'«pc Way . X. J. I'lteil'KItTIKS norunr. SO 1.11 on r\cn.VNGEt>.

LOVETT’S HARNESS MANUFACTORY, ^To. ~ — Cccan Street.'

WILDWOOD BEACH. SPECIAL EXCURSION! Commencing July 18th. and ever} - Tuesday and Friday thereafter during July and August. The West Jersey It It Co. will run a SPECIAL TRAIN from Cape May at 10.30 A. M.; Reluming, leave Wildwood Beach at 2.30 P. M. KOIM> 1 KIP TICKET 50 CKX’TN.

Lovett’S Flour and Feed Store, Jik-Ukoii him! IViiNlilnglon Strei'l, Best Quality Kl.sir. K.nl. an.r Use. »t Lowest Trlees. Oidrrs vromptiy Dllrd and deltveml. J. S. K. Hand & Son, The Old Original and Only < »|><' Kny .Itlnmond Ctillrm. Ct|s- >!■>■ Diamonds set in Rincs, Pins, Kinds and Buttons of - • ••nr own manafarture. Ueimritig of.Fine Watches and Jew. by a S|»-cblty. orT’OSZTE Z’OS’Z' OZ-Z-ICE.

KXC'KIsNIOK HOT AND COLD Sea-Water Baths DrraUr SI. and Bench Arc. vr. f, Girwox. Usual er.

ATer-cTmnts’ Exch; inge,

WASHINGTON AND JACKSON STREETS

One of the most popular places of resort for Kessiito Delicacies, skillfully

pr> I'sted. Liquors of lemarkshle quality std purity

dispensed st the hsr.

JL. HEWITT’S

Dry - Goods, - Notions - and - Millinery - Store-

A large and varied Stock from jvhkh to-select your purchases.

One price to all. ■ *

WASHINGTON STREET, OPPOSITE CATHOLIC OHURCH. A. P. & H. B, Todd’s Photograph Gallery, FOOT OF PERRY STREET. Arc turning out the Finest Photograplis. Specialties of Ocean Scct.es 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 lathers.

FOOT OF CONGRESS HALL LAWN.

ICS! ICE! ICE! ^Knickerbocker Ice C°OF PHILADELPHIA, SUPPLY/10TEL&, RESTAURANTS and COTTAGES WITH TORE EASTERN ICE. - £

—Also with—

coal: coau coat: coat PRICE, $6.00 PER TON. BEST OVALITY CAI1EVITJ.Y FltEPABED KOI! FAMILY VSE. ASH KVLbtVHCIHT til'AKANTKKU.

DILLON’S,

I can swim seventeen different ways, some of which come tinder the head of fancy swimming. As a gymnast can go through hit regular jierfonuance so cau I change nqiidly from one style of swimming to another. For a hundred yard race I recommend the American overhand side stroke. 1 admit that some say the turtle stroke is tlur faster of the two, but I really think the stile stroke is the fasbwi in the world. With the overhand ride stroke 1 swam MW yards iu one minntc and fifteen seconds, while the turtle stroke occupied just one and one-fifth second* longer. I liave found the turtle stroke very hard to keep up, because the movement* are quicker than the side stroke movement*. In a race always try IU keep on the left side of your uiqumni, with your eye on him, so he cannot make a spurt and get away from yon.—GusSundstrom in New York Mail and Kxprvs*. A llur-r with a Ills Mo.nl,. At Rotor. Ua.. while a horse wo* loose in tbs stable one of his hind feet got caught iu hi* mouth. It is supposed that the animal waa mhliiug the flics from hi* noie with his hind foot, when by accident the foot pawed into tiie mouth. The hoof was shod with a hoary iron shoe, and the sharp corners of the shoe and hoof rnt very painfr.l wounds in the month. Tin- animal fell to the ground and continued to struggle without relief. When he was discovered he was covered with foam and shown! every sign of a fearful struggle. Hi* master came and succeeded iu extracting the foot—Exchange. The average yield of peannts apirars to be about fifty bushels to the acre, although it sometimes goes as high a* seventy-five and falls as low as twentyfire. The value to the producer of the crop of 18R9-90 is estimated at not less than $$,000,000. A simple calculation will show that the daily consumption of peannt* in the United States is about 300,000 pounds, or ten carloads, representing an exjumditure hr the consumer at from $$0,000 to $30,000 daily. —St Louis Post-Dispatch. The odor of ambergris L not unlike musk, but mere penetrating and.also more enduring. Every one knows how difficult it is to remove the musk odor from anything which has ever been touched with the tail of the rat. It is much mure difficult to get rid of the odor of genuine ambergris. This accounts fur. its groat value to the manufacturer* of perfumery.

Chester’s Photographs. Best Styles of the Art. Children’s Pictures s Specialty. At the Old Slund —Bench Avenue and Ocean Street S. C. Chester.

LANSING’S CAFE, COR. i.afayf:tte & DECATUR STS. Private Suppers. Soft, Hard, and Devilled Crabs, Oysters and Little Neck Clams. Game in Season. Wines 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 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.

Wall Paper Bargains!

Star

D.B. GREEN, *• * ^ ! " h ** 4 ITSofa.V *

M’UOS. CLEME1VTS, MA.SVFACTVBEU OF MINERAL WATERS ALSO THE Uenotrned Belfast Gi“ser Ale- Lemon Soda Sarsaparilla. SOLE All EXT FOB Bartholomay Rochester Bottled Beer.

WILLIAM ESSEN, BAKERY ANB ICE CREAM PARLORS, NO. 48 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE MAY, N. J. WM. T. STEVENS, Contractor & Huilder, JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. RESIDEKCE ASD SHOP—Corner Jrffrrvon and Corglr Street*. OmiVTOIV SOXJOER, Non. :i and 5 Manalon Street, - Cape May, X. J. FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC., j Wit. Cota and Bed Spring*. Refrigerator* and Children's Coaebea for Sale or ItcnL Order* for Fitting aad FnrnhhlaitCottesa will metre prompt aUleatton. Awning* made to order. Urpalriug neatly done. Porch itockrrc -

I>-i liillv r«|iiiii|»o«l wilh all tli«‘ reqiiislteM for doing

IVIETN’S EUJRIVISHITVO GOODS

full line of Hat*. Cap* Belt*, Walter*' Jacket*, Apron*. BUxere, And Mohair Coat* and Ve*t*. In Hosiery we have a •elect numbcr._ such a* Morley'* Im]iortrd solid color*, fast black and lisle-thread. Our Underwear and Dress Shirt line* are complete. At City Prioea. I. I- SHEPPARD, 25 W aabington SC, Cape May City, N. J.

arty U made np of all kinds of religious Lhever*. Spiritualists hare sat side by side with kardahrll Baptists and dignified churchmen of

The meeting* arc opened with the readMra. Tiptop—Why in the world did you allow your daughter to engage herself to Mr. Churchmoum ’ He haxn't a Mrs. Highup—&>, not yet; but think of hi* prospects. Mr*. T.—Proopoctri Why, there are ten Uvea between him and the family fortune, and they are all strong, healthy young men. Mgs. H.—Yes; but none of them can get from his home to his hr without

OF ALMOST ANY KIND.

HOWARD F. OTTER, Bucceaaor to cnnlon Sender and Chaa. Onae, as <j lorvi:ir A.r. iji'hoi.’- iiisuiou. Farnltnre and Matreaaea Renovated and Made to Order. Carpets Made and Pnt Down. Curtain Work and Slip Covers a Specialty. NO. 5 MANSION STREET, CAPE MAY' CITY, N. J. — ISAAC 11. !**IITM, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, So. 47 WASHISUTOS STREET, CAPE MAY CITY. Keeps coostaeUy on band a^asaortmeot of Cloth* and^Caaaifficres suitable for

Our job printers are skillful ^md experienced in designing.

K i : i 11{ A. CHURCH, WHOLESALE DEALEOS IX BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY, WASHINGTON STREET. Opp. Poet Office, Cape'May, N. J