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CAPE MAY DAILY STAR WILL LE .PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, (EXCxrrfruDiT).

U will be aude br tbe pr»

SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 1890.

We »inrrrely eymjwthixr wIUi Mr. and Mr*. Curtin HiADuum. of Ocean City, In the recent Inaa of their little non. Mr. RoMiuon la the paMIffcrr'of the Ocean City arntiMt. Tue Camden • Courier comes to this office in IU new dreaa of type, ami l» a neatdookinc nrwajwper, full of eplcy para|rrB|du of interest to Camdeultes, and. In fact, to all South Jerseymen.

Tue project of establishing a line of steamers between Cape May and New York la difficult to get rid of. and

mores In the minds of those who desire 1 Club, of Philadelphia, is stopping at

r legitimate _ enterprises here succeed. It is not beyond the possibilities that one of these days, when crooked scheme* gire place to better things, shall see consummated numerous plans for the advancement and progress of old

Cape May.

irt has e Bar-

We are informed that a contract been made by a company w ith the Ian and Hollingsworth Company, of Wilmington, to build a ’ new slean 100 feet longer than the Republic, carry 9000 passenger*. It ia to be put on between Philadelphia and Cape May next summer in opimsltioh to the Republic, and ia to make the trip in hour and a half better time than that boat does now. This is the story as we get it, but we propose to look further

i into the matter.

^Peesidest Hakkisos.- Secretary lilaine and PoatmastrT General Wana- ' maker unite in praising Cape May as a delightful summer resortT This la quite enough to rerire the tide of sumi travel In that direction, which has been languishing since Atlantic City became ' established, and so Philadelphia will hare two popular seaside resort* within easy reach, instead of one. This is the advantage of the city as well Sato the benefit of the citizen*, and, therefore, ia to be encouraged. Moreover, pwWs- nutnjaat Cape May are ou a much higher plane—than the one they hare deserndrd-rto at Atlantic CHy.— /‘AiladelpAw fVra.af DaUcttn.

••Thhoioh the Johnstown Flood,' by the Her. Dr. Darid il Beale, for six year* a resident pastor of Johnstown and “Stip^lntrndrnt of Morgues” after the disaster. • By request of _Dr. Beale himself. Her. R. Cun*, a Lutheran minister, and for several year* a professor of German in the Johnstown Public School, has engaged in tbe'canraa for this remarkablework, the only authentic and official history of the great calamity. Professor Cunz paaud through the flood with the hi** of w’ife. Jour children and ail be hail, including hi*' position, and, as he comes well ^rctunmended. people will kindly assist him in the sale of the Irooka, although it b. well worth the prk4a (styles. 92.00 and 93.00) and r-woutmenda 'Itself.

’ Cape Ma* rolers are called upon by . the Stab to note the (act that becauae of the Pirdkleut's slimmer n-shln.ee there, nearly all the Democratic papers of the country BTT exerting themselves to hgure the reputation of «!■■» place, by inventing ail soil, of medii charges against It. Tim Stab saya^-it has been " a partiaan -matin', this effort to kill Cape May because it has been booom! by the presn.ee .of the President, ami loyalty to the resort should caus citizen* to eote solidly against oui ducen next fall, and glee the Republican ticket a royal majority, contrary to custom. ” The people of Caps May certainly have occasion to. feel Indignant over this matter, and the coarse' of the papers referred to ought to have the effect of lifting Cape May dear out of the'

» grasp. — Camden Courier.

OUR GUESTS. AMO OTHEMPKRSPNAL POINTS H. C. Lnudcnalagrr." the popular county clerk, of Gloucester county, ia snjoying Cape May pleasures. E. Ijamylon Hirsh, the Chestnut street merchant, baa joined his family

at the Stockton.

Colonel Thomas Potter, Jr., the well known member of tbe Clover Club, Philadelphia,, is a Stock toe guest. Her. Mr. Kirk, ol Princton seminary, will preach in Cold Spring Presbyterian church to-morrow morning. ~-Jlre. F. Girard, an estimable Philadelphia lady, is located at the Elbwron

for an iodefiulte stay.

C. B. 'Fainter, city editor of tbe A'r<»i*g Journal. Wilmington, pel.. Is enjoying a sojourn at the United Slates. Mr. M. C. Acheson, of Washington, Pa., accompanied by bis charming daughter, Miaa Mary, are pleasantly

located At the El heron.

Mr. Harry C. Terry, of Philadelphia, accompanied by bla sen, a lad of fourteen, ia a guest of Mr. R. IL Miller, at

bis cottage, S3 Windsor

Harry Seltzer, one of the Vesper

Congrewa Hall. He ia well known In Philadelphia as having won several

races on the Schuylkill.

W. C. McDonnell and wife have a lovely picture of their baby daughter, silting In its coach. The picture was

A Birthday Party. •>nc of the most pleasant social events of.thr season ta.West.Cape May was the party given last evening by Mr. Thomas Kldredge. Sr., and wife,.in honor of the anniversary of the eighteenth birthday of their daughter. Mis* Emm*. The guests began to arrive about 8 p'ciock until the spacious parlor* were filled to overflowing, and the merry laughter and games made'.the house ring with the frolics of the young folk*. After the playing of gazni-s. the company adjourned to the diningroom, where an ample ls«rd of fruits and rream was partaken of ami the guests departed at' a late hour fur their homes. Many valuable, ematly* ami useful presents were - received, among which wa< a gold watch and chain, studded with diamond*, f mm her parent*.-which were presented by Walter Phillip*, and a act of diamond earring* from her sisters

and brother*.

Joseph Shannon, the ball player, favored tbe guests with two solos. Those present sere : Thomas Eldredgr, Sr. anil wife. Thomas Eldredge, Jr. Mr* K t'allendsr, Mrs McLeam, Mr* Willimcr. Mrs Laf Miller, Mrs Daniel Stevens. Mr* William Sheppard, s Harry S Eldredge, George Hartly

LIGHT.

Caps Maysaa. Cuban Giant* Ueday. . ' “Fresh as the first beam tUzt glitters oo a Bail.' ’' H. M. 8. Pinafore on tlie Iron Pier to-night, with Ethel, tbe child woodcr. Greatest base ball game of the season

tmday.

Simon Uaasler's leatimooial this evening, Congress. Hall. Soft cream candy la the beat for children. H. Nr**, Jk., SI Washington street. "A half disdain perched on the pouted blossoms of her lip.." a* aIkT listened to his wooing*.” Congress Hall will be a scene ofgaiety thi* evening. Ilazsler's tesvlmooiai always draws. Mr. Joaeph H. Wilrjr, of Philadelphia., will sing In Uic iiapliat church, Sunday morning, August tO. “What are the wild waves saying*” “Ask *Uie aea at midnight, when tbe crisp sloping waves alter a tempest rib and fret-” If too want to see good photographs • popular studio*, corner The leading photo-

visit Cheater'. . Stockton hatha

gi sphere.

Tbe first baseman of the Pottatown rolled ovet on Dr. Graves yesterday In order to prevent him profiling by a w lid throw. The PoUstow n play very dirty half, bat il don't win games at Cape

•Cucumber ci

for sunburn, la. hav- __ _ . Marry ffc Mecrey'a Palace Pharmacy, Ocean street and Col--umbia avenue. tf ' J. 8. K. Hand A Son are tbe old.original and only Cape May diamond cutters in Capa May. Cape May diamonds ret in rings, pins studs, buttons, and ; all of onrown manufacture. Repairing of fine watches and jrwelry by skilled workmen only. U* Go to Lansing's Cafe, corner Lalay. ette and Decatur street*, for private terrapin suppers, soft, bard, and deviled cry ha, oyster*, and little neck clams. Game in wkson. Wine* sod liquors. Beeron draughL Pamilte* supplied, tf Stocktou surf baths are UnamS^-t equipped ue the coast. Rooms will be' rented at much (edooed rates for the . balance of the reason. tf Reliable and courteous driven at Haynes, livery. Stockton Hctel. The finest hones. tf. Stop at Oenma ConsUlinc's to get tbe finest Imjsirteo sod domestic wines and liquors, for famdn use a specially. Bergdoll'a beer on draught. Rochester beer in bottles Ice odd. Dennis Considlue, Prop., jlO St 0 Ocean street. ] S. M. Smith, the practical watch- i maker, of Capo May City, formerly Q, with Bailey, Banks A Biddle, so well I ‘

IIOTEI.S AXI» ('OTTACaEK.

May.

ind wife, ProfrMor Schmidt and wife, Carrie HalihUy. Abide Eldredge, Miss Amanda Ewing. Mrliir Stevens, Fannie Robison, Blanche MrCalmont, Florence Kennedy, lassie Foster, Miupie Vanatuan, Ella McLearu, Nellie Packer. Mamie Hughes, Oritla Edmuuds, IJx- . zie Parsotis, Aims S»»uder, Maria Cruw-

taken by an amzteui by Uie inatontan- , u, IWU Taylor,'Mresrs. Griggs. Dureout profess, and U an excellent- like- ,. u , ^hzmion. I) LeBoy Kc-v.-s, LUburu neaz of tbe sweet liule child | Uoffiman, George Taylor. Wesley Wales, Mr. Cbarlea J. Weitner, a prominent Jess* Edmund*. Walter Phillips, Court ] time Baltimore lawyer, acoompani-d by bla : Peterson. Charles Craig, Theodore charming little wife, are summering at I Reevra, J Smallwood Eldredge. Albert tbe Hotel Columbia. He haa just re- ' Elevens, Clarenor Eldn-dge. Mde-ani.

secure plraaaut rooms, | rally

Miss Clem in* Kl- gowl table and courteous attention. Mr.; The waiters and help of each hotel

Wesson is an experienced hotel man. i have been Organized, .with president, and has everything tbe best. When ] secretary and treasurer. Small enveslopping over, go to the Hilton. It is ] lopea, with the uame of each hoU't upon

manshlp. watches and satisfaction guaranteed. He also haa on hand a fine lot of Cape May diamonds and cuu them to order. Do

-.’akisn's Turkish good, store. | m* fall to call on hlm a. be will Uk. 36 A\ r a.hlngton atreet. Is a depot of ^ pleasure In showing y«.u bla Eastern handiwork that attracts many I ' J.l-ol buyer* who desire to purehsse goods 1 The reason why ”Porpoisioe” Shoe txAh ornamental and urelul. Pay him i Blacking and Liquid Dressing* have bca visit before going away from Cape conic.*o popular i* bees use they yield a M»y ! yoorf p-diaA and impart the softening New costume, and a great cast '«• I^ ' Pinafore to-night, dnott. Our •Tiusse'tihc'

Conductor \ aodevere and Engineer ; light-colored shoes will r Daniel Foocr took the 4 o'clock express i fastidious.

Philadelphia Sunday afternoon. The f - ’ _A,

'e in ooe hour and thirty-{ V-. _ . This train is the fastest i trank 1 in Street M E. (hurrh.

GapdTRay City. N.J.

-impound—yt.ryBSSsnrSy

inj-d w ith Uirfre pro- ! ——-» setiAs** Dressing for | \ j

liafy fc most

train on the Cape May branch. L Kelt Sunday will be Cape May's Hotel Hilton, 1109-13 Filbert street, | great day for tbe Lord at Franklin

. ... Philadelphia, is one of Che best place* | street M. K. Church. Tbe plan for the covered from a very severe attack of ! Jas W Ware. I. T Stevens, Miss-Banies, I to that clly "• I —u» u ••

• ti -^..- XIU. r-lMnn,s Vu ! wood table a

typhoid f«

Miaa Viglnla Harry, of .Ylglnia, has been a guest at thedlrown Cottage since Thursday, and will renlxln some In October she w ill spend a acaa< Atlantic City. Mia* Barry Is of vivacious spirit, and, therefore, excellent company knd mnch aoughL J. H. A. N ttA<'i*i*)u. who t popular at the F.eito^ in the society circles tbiz'-pdat twq seasons, haa ugulo returned to that popular bouse, muen to the delight of the guests. He baa his famll) With him as usual. Mr. Joaeph H. Wiley, e very hoe vocalist, from one of tbe leading Philadelphia churches, will sing to-merrow morning In the Baptist -church of'this city. This gentleman is well worth bearing and there will doubtless be a good altepdanoe. Dr. M. 8. Marcy, wife and little daughter, of PrinocvlUe, IIL, ere at the Cape vlaltiug Ultir relatives. Drr Marcy is a son of Captain Sumner Marcy, now a resident of this city, and Mrs. Matey Is a daughter of Captain George Hildreth, also of this city. Dr. Marcy has been West about ten years and la now a leading physician and surgeon.- This ia bia first visit since he first left this county, though Mrs. Marcy waa East about three years ago. That they have received many earnest greetings among those who were Vbclr childhood frietada need not to be said. The fine-looking gentleman and looks worthy the reputation he haa m, They will remain until tbe oloae

tha month.

echoes'frcr the surf. and Mis* Matthews, xtbed together yesterday '*» all attention to them.

water nymph*.

^ of Mr. Harry Zalaa, succeeded in putting up his kite

, ^ . j ^ A* n»»m' more hung about the from the beach yesterday, to an im- , , ..... .. ... i • , .. daha and sat beneath the wlndoi

height, which be jwld daring thr

Cate Mat s great musician friend. Himou Maaaler. will entertain hU friends right royally to-night at Cungrea* Hall. - An inh-rewtlng feature WiU be tbe playing of several piece* of the Harrison Inauguration musk, including tbe Presidential Polonaise. High School Cade* Mareh. Semirit* Marrh, Jouraalirt.' Polka and others. The errheaum wfll also reader the Dudes' Mareh. when a eumpany of dudes, hi full Costume, will form'In fbe' lfr»ud mareh. Prvf^A. M. Imomia, the will apart

as l-swibli to both adulU and children. and the little folks shall have a lair ahare of the pleasure, of the floor. He ‘Will be aasiatod l 7 young gentlemen from the hotels and vottage*. Gentie--laea aw not required to be In fail drew*. The lad lea, no doubt, will appear in their most bewhehing toilet. Adult tickets, 80 cents: children'* tickets, 25 cent*. . . ’ . The Dei PoBnt* concert at Btodktoo

affair and vary aojoyable Th* pro. gram waa exoBileut to every number, and tha two rendering* by tbe great baritone gave woodaful evidence of tha d power* of the eulUmfip of the

dredge. Mi-

a Hartley.

West End Hop

Tbe bop at tbe West End last evening was a grand success and attracted a very large xtlendsnce. Miaa Joels Doyle 'worked unoraaiugly to make it pleasant and succeeded admirably. Mist Resale Clayton dr.need In her inimitable manner the "Sailors' Horn pips'' and ‘'Highland Fling,” Mis* Sophie Asher, Spanish dance in costume, and Min Carrie Straus* tbe "Highland Fling. -, Those present were: J H Hookey and wlfe^ Dr A A Hoehling and wife, Charles Washburn and wife, A I Lane and wife, George A Kelly and wife, Mr* 8 L Taylor. Mr* Leon Gariz, Mr* Waitet ‘Wellman, ilr 8 Asher, Mrs Huger Majors, Mrs M McDevitt, Mr* John Schollay, Mrs J R Wilmer, Mr* Edward Cake, Miaa*a Pearl Gana, Jusie Doyle, M J Povver, Lizzie Power, Gertrude Lane, Hose McDiviU, Mamie Arm* strong, Bessie Clayton, Sophie As^ier, Berths Grecnwald, Mary Kelly, K.tio iiookic, Jcnirie Ms) ues. Nellie Mkynea, Bessie Hoehling, Letts Roscubsun). Miss Gallagher, Carrie Sinus. Emms L Msyncs,Belle Carman.Kale McArdle, Maine Epstaoe, 'Katie Paddon, Katie Hong, Josle Gan*,- Mrs E Conatine, Mrs C E'Gravca.'^lr* Clayton, Miss** Julia and Lillie Ne&dMa^ Maggie -Rlegfl, Mabel HirgcC Misses Gallagbcr, F M Sbeleigh, Mr* M E Bane. Mia* Field, Miss KroaL Mia* Boyd, Mr Mackey, Sidoey *nd -Joe Asher, Joe >1 syncs, Frank MsymwJFrank C Oaburn, T E Fenton, Tom Hpokry, William E Tin ney, A A Hoehliug, Jr, Sidney L Gins, Edward L Doyle, Henry C MoDcfilt,

K B Piper.

Allda Varena at Congress Hall The Alida Yareus concert at Congress Hall last evening was an eminent sue w. tbe large parlor being fltled w ith intelligent and appreciative audience.

Broad Street Stature.

A great performanceV i'lUiforeonj. the Iron Pier to-ulghL ^ . ' Order of aervhc at 8L Mary'* Cvlh-1 die Church for Sunday next: First!.

them, have been provided. The head 'alter of the hotel bringing in the largst amount of money on that day will w-presented with a handsome banner, i’e sincerely hope that the various

fi- ,„,i -. ,,,| r i .*■ g. | ootels and villas will help thnac who

!uu mi.TnSJS I'ii^^ t ^'»

-r-T'-:'!-- *. ^ . of /Should we be able to realize

that amount ft would 'be entirely free from all incumberance. We call upo

church. Be charitable as yi— been In tbe past and God will reward you. In the-evening at Yi, Rosary and

Jtphrdicllon.

Remember Uic matinee on Uie .Iron Pier to-day, wiUi a great cast. Divine services in the Presbyterian Church, Lafayette street, IsAwmi Jackson and Decatur, next' Sabbath. August lOUi, as loUows : Morning services with sermon at 10.30 o'clock-Subject "The Secret ol His Presence.” Sunday, school, 4 l*. u. Evening Service with short Gospel sermon at 8—SubjeoL “The Power* of Uie World to come" All viaitor* oordtxlly welcomed and seats are free to alL * Go to Hatty's fur-Uic brat btor and choicest liquors. tf Fancy drinks ,a specialty at Coosldine'a Globe Hotel. Ladles' parlor* and the bent fancy, mixed drloks at Rsttyla, corner Washington and Jackson street*. Take the yxcht Guaaie, Captain Yorite, for a pleasant flsldng or sailing trip. tf rst-elzas single driving horses for ladies or gruta, al Hsynra, Siockton Hotel. tf. Wiley'* Congress Hall bath bouses are the brat equipped on the beach. Careful attendance. tf If you w iah a first-claaa turnout of any kind, cAll and see Haynes, at Stock-

bite friends In,Uie name of our. Lord to come to. Uic help of a poor j

struggling church. As to Uie worthi- | Hr! uess of tbe church wo reprraeut we re i

•fer you to Bishop D. A.Gpodaell. D.'D., j of the Methodiat Episcopal Church, j Her. A. J. Kywtt. D. D., corresponding secretary of the board of ciiurch ex- j

tension^-of .Uie Methodist Episcopal i I'® 1

church, xnd many others well known to j the public. 4Scrv loe* will he held next Samfiv xs ( follows: 10 30 A. M. preaching by I Rev. E. H. Webb, of Haven church, Philadelphia: 3 00 P. M., by Rev. John Lautford. of Germantown, Philadclpliia, j

and at 8 00 P. M., by Rev. J. L. Cole,]

of Rwcr. Delaware. All of these are] able aN4q£S^ode very body should hear | W# rsperiiliyYtwitc our w'bite fri'tids | to the morning and afternoon services ; as the colored iieoplc do tiBtgct through ! their work in time to atu-nd fhaac aervlees. "He that givelh to Uie Jioor | b.ndi'lh-to Uie Lord.” I am yours very truly. Jb-WH R. jYATKtca,

P.,8,—That there tniy be

take this appeal 1* made oq behalf of; the old church on Franklin street, on 1 the ielt side going from Washington

HOTKIs CHAIaFONTE,

R. IL Station, Beach and Pod Office.

Noufh LdtfaycUe Nfrecr

Terms—$10.00 and $12.00 per Week.

MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

Marine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect. :

f OR THE

F

ECEPTION

OF jj WESTS,

SI BN. F. IIAM.KXBKCK.

Hotel.

if you wish to bare a drag or phaitoo, nice team and driver, leave orders at either of the stores of Doctors Marry A Mrcrey. «f Thai stuffed monkey at A. I*. A-II. B. Todd's photo studio la great for pleasing the babies; Three HlUc tots gave il a penny each the other day. "ave you tMgi0h*ni)>agne aod* T the it relreaBTBc summer drink, to hr only at the Philadelphia pharnffey, corner Columbhr-^affnue and Ocean

Captain Chambers wishes to say that the statement fa Philadelphia papers that the Congress Hail life taken out to a rescue on Thursday, waa not correct, aa there is .no i boat. The surf boat is his own at there for the people in any cmergi

required.

It waa a cruel pave that swept denly up yesterday, up to and under the feet of a couple ol ladies sitting ou mp-f tools watching the bathers. One them, In her haste to escape, failed get bar footing.and tumbled backwards from her chair. It waa awful funny,'hut’Tij so doing her feet wi and saved them a wetting. •Shan” and "Kid,” of the C. M. B. C., aa they stood in the daisy little.aweet sixteen* pletely enraptured aa she n tbe strand and gave out her rippling laughter and cheery chatter upon "the Whan she declared “Shan’ tbe best pltoher of any seen yet upon the park, be fell limp to the ground. She was to cute for anything Mr. A. 8. Stanford came near loosing hi» Hie while bathing opposita Codgrem Hall this morning He wrnl out too far and became exhausted. It waa only aflar be had gone down twice that be wae able to battle the wave* and swam ashore. Two bathers swam out to him, hot he was able to get in without aa He was very much knocked about and awallowe^i lot of water. be cause of the fire engine being ont : night waa tha stopping up of the tr on Howard street. It waa cleared aflar three Locrs' of steadily forcing water Jhrough it

Rev. C. M. Perkin* arTll officiate in St John's EpUoahnFUbnrck to-morrow morning. Mr"*; TWklns come* from ■, N. J., anti ft spokes of as a very aWe divine. G

Much interest in the occasion was! had by the presence of Mrs. President Harrison, Mrs. Kussuil Harrison

and Mrs. Dimmick. who were esiorted . ». Wllent substitute 'fif toe mnch by Major U. F. Talbot, of Boston, and | needed pavilion*. if Mr. M. D. Evans, of Philadelphia.! Go to A. Hewitt's store, 44 Washing. Miaa Yaren*'* ringing was greatly en- ! 100 «««*. for dry goods, notions, and

ivi 1 r«*-.o .1! SSL

the pretty ballads.

A dinner was given by Proprietor Walton al.tbe Stockton yesterday af. ternoon In honor of Signor Gulaeppe IM Pueole. 1 here were preseat beside* Mr. Walton and the Signor, C. Gnerro, of France; G. K. Fleming, ol Philadelphia; Prof. B. L. Feeder, Wm. Garrison of Amerieau XoUt and Querirt; W. H. MeCdy, of tha /‘rest; Judge Chariea G. Garrison, of the New Jersey Supreme Court; II. W. Hand, ol Cape Majr ; and Lewis T. Stevens, of tbe

Dailt Star.

Tomorrow’s hall game wi Cuban Giants will probably be the best ooe of Um season and will -decide which if tbe heat and lack lest team, since the two clubs have played four gai together and each has won t naturally both teams will play great ball. Those fellows who are suspected of hurting tbe •eusitive feeling* oi our rooster in last Saturday's game h**e promised to do better, and if they will keep the error colutnn down Cape Ray will surely, win the game. ' At all events everybody should be there to

Loer.—Op beach,’ Friday, pair of 'gold-rimmed, aronigbud glxsae*. lie-

ward-il returned to this office.

Loot.—One Marquise die mood ring ith twenty-seven atone*. Please retard to B rex too Villa sod receive reward. 2t

6 o'clock express train or.immediately upon getting out, a square pocket book,

Our motto : “ Ooe price U ... tf Aiaj.nzo Hewitt. The best thing for sunburn i* Cucum-

ber Cream, to be had altbe Philadelphia Pharmacy, comer Columbia avenue and

Ocean street

The (lommissoners of Appeal’ will

meet at City Hall at 10 A M. the third Saturday in August and tl* first Rstur-

day in September. A. B. Little, w-d-tf Collector. Our popular artists, A. P. A

Todd ard very busy turning out their fine photograph*. They are thorough

buxines* men and deserve their i

. Four and six In baud coat

evening parlies al Haynes livery, Stock

ton Hotel.

J. W. Bradshaw's fruit store la tlnually atocied with the most lose ions foreign and domestic fruit allow price*. Free delivery.. Decatur near Washing, ton street. tf Lovetts. No.. 13 Ocean street, harness mxnufactory, ia prepared to tom ont all deacripriow of work in this line. A full assortment of harness, blanket*, net*, etc., etc. Be pairing done with onatoeaa and dispatch. tf' An exenraion to Wildwood- Beach oocur* every Tuesday and Friday, a special train leaving Cape May at 10.30 A. M. and reluming las re Wildwood Beach U 2.90 P. M. Round trip tickets, SO cent*. . a Fred Arnold's Merchant's Exchange, Washington and Jackson streets, is ooe of the popular place* o7 resort for those who desire to enjoy seaside delicaere prepared In tbe moat skillful manner. Tbe liquors dispensed U the bar are pronounced by oooootaaeurs to be of remarkable quality and purity. tf Mr. Georg* Lovett offers to the pubc at hie old Jackson street stand, all the beat quality of feeds, hay and flour' at th* lowest prices. Orders promptly filled and delivered. Give this popular merchant your patronage. tf Wiley'* Coo*reas Baths are splendidly equipped for hnalneee. with excellent bathing robes, pollte'aUention, and coo PavULw on the beach cm of hi* bothers. tf 1

CURRUXICATIOY IXTfcr.LIOKMK WILL Wtl The Busy Bee Lyceum met last Tuesday evening at the Franklin Street M. E. Church, Rev. J. L. AY aura, pastor. The president, Mr. Hillard Johnson, of Boston, called the meeting to order. After prayer the secretary, Horace II. Churchill, an eloquent college studm', called tbe roll, after which there were prominent sprahsro, including Mr. Wbitit Bell -And otbcMtudent* of Lincoin University. This iaithe must interestiog feat ore of the da*. Next meeting, Tuesday evening, August 12. • - [ -•// X Y .Z If you desire to go conning fieyr* at his store, ihlrd door from Jackson on Washington street Information given in regard to gar Loaded cartridges tor sale -and guns hire. - Shooting msXchcs arranged, t CA PT.jFRAJV KN’ Old Virginia Tobacco and Cigar Store, «•-ztwai ' -

law Clean;

Materials a * | ^ w. hand; - ^ Notxkt .Franc, ••I>AILY4rr*U“ OFFICE. CX

Y^-EST JERSEY RAILROAD. Time Yah is. June auh. l»o Trams will leave C*»e May aa follows to*

PHILADELPHIA:

.ACCOMMODATION.Mop* I

ARLINGTON HOTEL,

O'ranf Strecl, Cape ]**>. J. Kroner, .Proprietor.

Opposite B. K. Nfaflon.

First-class Cuisine. Large Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable.

CARROLL VILLA, Jack-on Sired, near the Beaeb, CAPE MAY, N. J. Delightful location. Everything first-claaa. Close to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

6.40J,Ss! si rtnladrliitua l

iadatphiaatSJBa.a, Oonaactaat or AtLi.tlc Cltj’.al G law bar. tar A *7 rwVA M—Kxprrss. with parlor cur I .OU rare at riutanclptua at ».M a. a 9.00 SJ!sSSSMSiIS““

2.351

—t triawraeieT— — UO. at Oiaaahars tor BridsetMi. 5.00 5.25£55SS5?' FROM PHILADELPHIA. p * rtor — - .-==1 O.DATTOX,

H-HOTEL COLUMBIAN Theregghiy Kenotalcd and Improved ITOYXT OS’EiT.

H. W. Sawyer, Manager.

JHOXEL HILTON, EDWARD WESSON, Prop'r. , 92.00 per Day. Special Rales by the Week. Elevator and Electric Bella. 1100-13 FII.BKBT STBKKT. I‘!I I I.AltKl.PHIA. Three ttquara Irom Peao'a A K. Depot Filbert btreel Can paaz Ow dour. MIM'KLl.ANr.Ot N.

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

JAQl'ETTE A STRATTON, 15 Waahimgton SL, Cap* May, ‘AFish, Oysters, Terrapin, Clams, Crabs, &c “ coot will deliver In U

il* and a good caterer, drain* to arrange with a party for control of ,— and kitchen, where he could board the family and do outside catering the coming (all and winter, in Philadelphia. Address H. W., Brag Office.