Pncce — Gulaeppe IH Poenl*.

Gumm>.

Clnclnmtl—H»rrj Bobm. MonUn»—V RobltooD. EoRUod—B W FarlhlDK-

CAPE SLAT WISiS AO AIH PatUUwa -UlTea" • Urrij Gamr and Ihr Scare 16 U S. Tbe petted d»rUo** from PotUtown h»,r been apolled by too Uriah pralaa at borne and perbapa aUo by baring bad tblnga too much to ault them. Accordingly, when they came to Cape May they expected more homage than they reoelred, ,aod yeaterday exhibited a pouting ill humor irben Captain Wagenburmt, of Cape May. obJeeUd to their playing O'Prryer a« umpire, aa they did Tburaday. and finally ejaculated, •■We ain't a'goiog to pUy, lhen 1 ".and left tbe field, exhibiting tbemaelree beautifully and aboolng a Umentable lack of company manner*. The man ager abowed better lodgment after a little coaxing, howerer, and agreed to a compromiae whereby a PoUatown -player, Kllnk, umpired. Tbe O'Freyer waa not in It, though be oould.not hare umpired rlctory out of the game if be

bad been.

Tbe game waa callid at 4 50 P. M. Neither team acored until tbe third Inning, when Hyoeman hit unaafely to abort. Daabkell a truck oat, and Dorell atepped to tbe pUte, bad two atrikea called on him, knocked up a. foul tly which Plteber Rboada abould hare captured but did not, and then bit the ball on the noee and aent It aalllog through the air orer Into bia long dlauaed aaltpond and made tbe circuit of the bacec In hU peculiarly graceful manner, for a home run. For thU feat he waa cheered and applauded to the echo. It waa the only ran of the Inning. IL Bblnehouetben came to the bat for tbe PoUetown and waa cengbt out on a fool. Big Pitcher Rboada waa glreu a ba*> oc balla. D. Bechtel stniok oat. J. GUbert bft e el ogle to centre, nod H. Gilbert came to tbe bat nnd made i hit of tbe game, eeodtag the baH oat beautifully Into the meadowa between right and centre field* and clearing tbe baeee. 8. Shloehouee aoon after etruek out, and the Inning cloaed with three rune to the creditor PoUatown and very keen interact In tbe game among tbe a porta to rx, but theae were the only ruua

they ob tained. *•

Grarea began the fourth for Cape May and lined It to abort where, to the eurprlee of everybody. Captain Gilbert etopped It and put It over to flratln time to make an out. Dana drove It Out aafely to right, made eecond on Watt*' single, and waa put'out In an effort to deal third. Watta aent a grounder bounding over Into left field aafely, made aeooud while Dana waa being put oot at third, and onward the pl.1. np Knichertmeker’a hit Score, StoTTn^eotjnfJ’ottstown, bat In the next tnnlqg. Durell made a run or bla two-bagger to right field and Wag eoburat'a single, sad Wage nhu rat scored on Graves' sacrifice and Dana'i single, boom, 4 to 8 ftvclr of Cape May. Capa May scored la each inning

n tbe Cape May boys

a' pitching and kept the ball going until seven runs were acored and tba PoUatown demo rallied. UmpireJ. Montgomery Walker, the popnlar comedian la Gran’s opera troupe, was a great aaoeeas. He etepped Into the field as-bright aa a new pin, eled In full dress, and never bothered about puUIng on a mask at any time. He's professional, you know,and did his duty aa nonchalantly aa he performs on tbe stage. We oVerbeard a lady In the tha grand stand remark, “I think Mr. Walker 'a a splendid man, and I like bis acting ever eo much.” Play* Kllnk. of tba PoUatown. the other um . pi re, deeervea great credit for hie exoelVmt work, too. The eoore: CAPE MAT. - M- ■. O. A. E. ' Durem cf.,.^ * 4 0 0 0 Wageohona, 2b 118 2 2 Grave*. 1C !T. fiagOO Dana, lb 0 2 0 0 0 Watts, 8b 8 3 8 0 0 Knickerbocker, aa...—. 2 8 12 0 Brokaw, c.~ I '* 11 0 0 Hyneman, if * ’ 0 0 0 - - . i o i ii o

Richard W CUy.

Fes Chase—Edward B Handry, Jr. Glen Riddle, Pa—Mrs Samuel Riddle,

Miaa C B Riddle.

Cincinnati—E Glover and wlfa. Nashville—M H Honatoq.

New York-JC E Stump, T McCombray, Mr* .Hatch, Mks NaUlle Hatch «ed maid, E T Hunt, Miaa Jessie Roaeufield, William J Hoaenfield, B E J

Eels and wife.

Trenton—W. A Roebliug, B Gum-

DM Tea Ever See Wild weed Bench t great pleasure In

lion of eul m ——, tmw wrapped around each other, elephant's bead and trunk in pine and cedar. Trees a thousand yean old. Trees aa corkscrew*, basket*, jugs, harps, and Id an endless variety of forma. Splendid view of forest -and sea from pagoda and tower. Boats on tbe lake for children, music for thoee who wish to danoc. These trains are exclusively for the diveralou of visitor*, and for do other purpose. Train* leave station at

Dayton, O—S J Pattaraoa. Cape May 10 30 a. m.; returning, leave* PitUburg—E a Applegate, wife and Wildwood 2 30 p.m.. every Tuesday *ml

and. ni’shva.t, a™ owl*.

Mihle, |1 L Thom*en.

Whmlogtoo—James Dallett and wife. Washington—W B Shaw, J I! MicIT-

IRON PIER, Only place of Amusement in CAFE MAY.

Bcnncta, 43c.; IUo

Per Imprstrmrnt or laveatmeal. I visiting Caps May should see the Vernon Land Co.’* grounds, near

BUIXTOS VILLA. Philadelphia—J H A Da-iaaon and wife, Daisy Daviaaon, Virgie Davlaaon, Agnea Daviaaon, Harry Lawrence Davlaaon. A W Ruaaell, Jr, Miaa E Rrccht, Miaa A Brecht, H Brecht, \VV A Slavers, H B Slavers, H F Micbell, J H Winslow. Charles W Williams, Ed Hamilton; Frederic L Davies, Humbert Powell, Miaa Has lings, Anna Hasting*, Emily Hastings, Mr* Olwick Reed, Miaa Millie Reed, Georgia B Palmer, Dr C S

Middleton.

Baltimore—C W Riitbertonl. Edwin J Shrivar, P 8 Ginge, Jr, Mila Macomb, Mrs Wdllam Laugblln, Mrs L A Carrol, Lalu Carroll, Gertrude Carroll, T M Carroll, Mia* M L Hairard, Mr* J Charles White, Mr* A Sbrivera, T W Mart Ion, John H Saxton and family, W Kelly Weema, J M Brown. Tioga—G W Sedgwick. ’ Brooklyn—Henry L Meyer and fam-

Uy.

.... ElepbanL There la's rare ebanoc for iuvestmenL Lou have all city imnrovcmenU—gas. water, a good *e* wall, board walk and beach drive. Yon can buy one of those ocean-front lou building puipoie*. or buy lor lea* from the syndicates on Instalment*. Full Information at New Mount Vernon Hotel, no the ground* or 8. BanLley. secretary, 1923 Germantown avenue. Philadelphia. M Excursion Route

*J Ticket Agent. 3N l.l*hl Street*.

England—Albert'froaqre, of Wale*. Morriatosn—Mr* Jams* Rutherford, west end laundry

T Dunham, M 'V Imy. ,

Wllmlugtoe—George P Blaael, Jr. Maryland—HI** Wal.h, Harold |

Walab.

New York—Walter. Hemley. Sbippeosburg, Pa—George II Stewart and wife. PitUburg—M B Anderson. Wheeling, W Va—MfaReebe Tatum. Mary Frew.

he rent* between r. She wlU leave street*. Baltimore.

her wharf. Ugbt and Prai

every Saturday at iX p. ni. res™ Ms) Point about haUful • Sunday I returulnx. will leave Cape May Pol'

Sunday, at SAp.m. 7 Ji Monday mortUus. Bound 1 rip TlckeU. Ki

GRAND PRODUCTION OF H. M. S. PINAFORE, With LITTLE ETHEL, the Child Wonder, as the MID SHIP-MITE Wednesdays ' Matinees ’ Saturdays

AT 10.30 A. M. Admission

WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO.,

J— rCBWAKVKIta OP

Moneys, ValuaUes and Merchandise To all point* In the United State*. Orders for goods to be forwarded by Express will be carried without charge* slid promptly delivered by our own meascngcra, so as to Insure, as far as practicable, tbe return of goods on the same day. HORSES AND CARRIAGES can be lent by express on fait passenger* train*, WASH HAMPERS ^ I CooUlutug clothing to be laundried will be carried between Philadelphia, or L'anidcn, and Cape May at (1.00 for tbe round trip, and will be called for and de- | llvered upon days *i«x-lfied by Chipper*. Cape May office:—Comer Washington and Jackson streets. ; Philadelphia office:—Ferry Building, foot of Market street. ROBKRT STRETCH, U*u. AgemU Hand’s Central Market, Ocean and Washington Sts., —Tbe li-Hding Grocer} nnd general Market at Cape Hay.— GITHENS A REXHAMMER’S FINE GROCERIES. CUAS. RUSH-A-SOJf’S CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA CITY

A DRESSED BEEF.

P. E. Sharp’.mw’ Celebralcd Baiter. Flak, Oyster*, Clani', Terntplcs. FANCY CAKES IN ONE POUND TINS.

II lull! im

i.tl.tl 50 and Reach way. aceord loeatKm. Wagie berth*. » ernU reel. Fur further Intunuatlon apply to

10c.

Qranb

§unbav

ADMXMHION lO VTH.

The Celebrated StEIKWAY & Son Grand Piano is used

by this Company.

10c ‘ ^ GEORGE-CRAWFORD, (Jouccrl 27 krashlngUm St., Tape May City. ^ FINE GROCERIES,

AU kinds of Salt McaU,\Eggs, Poultry, Ac.

Fine Butters a Specialty.

Cood* called for and IW.Hered

a^-ari LV xl wtsr knu Hotel-o

CAPS MAY.

LOTS FOR SALE. ESTATE OF HARK DEVIME ! l*> of the finest' bclldln* lot*, trnnttn* on Hearn avenue, Pattereon avenue. Broadway

El.BKIUiS. Philadelphia—Mr* F Girard.

Poat.

Mary Aebeaou.

Norwood, Pa—Anna Daly. Tyrone, Pa—ueorge C WUadn. Bellin’. Feed nat onlj eoataln* in Itself all tbe elements of nutrition, but present* them in aucb form that tbe Infant can digest and assimilate them with perfect ease. ’’I have had more and better aueceea with Mellin'a Food than with any and all others I have tried/' eaya a phyalclan.

Viuaukrr'j.

.. Kew Beach Drive, B<nnl V

X ater. GU and Electric Light* in FryiL

Tbe lot* are 7Uxl« and 50x130. Plan* and further UformaUon Iron:

.'SMES E. TAYLOB,Cap* MU. Ocean City, li. J. r A BEAUTIFUL

'““““•••‘“•“•"rj*,. Sss Sids Resort

T<fUk...t.'..f..-,.:..Y3 J* 27 11 * rorraroww. r b. o. J. Gilbert, ns... 114 2 1 H. Gilbert, fib 1 2 0 4 0 ---- - me, 1 b 0 1 IS 0 1

' .... 0 p 0 0 0 .... 0 0 8 4 0

Crf 0 0 l 0 0

H.

. 0 14 8 1

!>. Bechtel. If....:,..... 0 • 8 Totals 8 5 27 17 iff

Capa May. .0 0 1 1 8 2 1 1 PotUtown.. 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 <y 3 Earned run*—Cape Mayt 9; Fotu-

Liwn. 8. SUwck outby Rhuada, A . I>eft

May. 4; PotUtiwn. 4. Honae

Cage May. 18^ -P^thtnwn, 8. Vild iiltcb—Dathlell. Cmplre^-Walker and

- Kllnk. Time of game—1.50.

HOTEL AHRIVALS.

PbiUdalphla—Gay 6 J A Almy, 3nrtl* Shelly and Mre J Cartis Pattarean, John Ci v D 8 B Chart. UnU R Page mA ■Be. child sad nuiae. Jame. Pottar, Georg. W A rondel end wife, Lion Hartranfl, W B Gill and wlfa, Ida GIB. Sidney Joseph Gill, % Hampton Uireh. G R Fleming Robert Taapeet, E J Hall, Tbomaa Potter, Jr, Albert roster and wife, John F Beta, William M MUllna Andrew Wheeler, Mr. M J flaming. Marguerite Fleming. Henry H Almy,

Nawbold Suing.

Baltimore—R Bala* and wlla, Mre Henry A Pam, J W Pam, G Howell Pore; Henry W Pom, fcosofaC Mortem and wifc, M Goldmheir nnd Moan* Heck toff, Ji, T K Morphy. V^. Salem—J H Shumaker. Chattanooga—C k James, Franels R

The weather to-day

to be fair.

Closed Saturdays i P.'M. The side show .to the Furniture Trade Sate,lh&OtieTho:tsand jdfnnz Chamber Toilet at $3.50, $4.50, $5.50,. .7 5°’ $8.50 and $9.50, orlh double, is a great success. But although the;, lot is about decimated already the variety is intact. Twenty

styles.

- nth Gallery.

The Furniture Trade Sale has set the Carpets and Upholstery in a ferment that works out things of interest. They get brief mention. 1205 pairs Lace Curtains at $1 to $6.50 a pair, mostly Nottingham, some Swiss. ' ’ou couldn’t buy them at wholesale at such prices: 84 styles £iiece goods,Satin Datoa&, Silk Brocade, Silk Wool and Silk-faced Tapestry, Wool Damask and Broca tel. Prices have been $1.25 to$20 a yard, but they drop onehalf and one-third. This is a “ejarin’-up-time.’’ If you are to be a buyer of Brussels or Tapestry Carpet this Fall you can save 20 per. cent by -buying now from the

following:

104 pieces best Brussels, including 21 desirable styles;

Good Beam Wflk and Strerta.

Price* a* 1 GOODS A LI. FRESH.

u eLew here. FREE DELIVERY.

Grand Testimonial

KOIH’.KRT 3RD 50P MR. SIMON HASSLER,

C. NOiYAKA & CO., 42 Wualilngton Ntreet, Cape Map,

1HFORTKKK OF JAPANESE GOODS, j Scented Indian Baskets In all shape*. AU kind* o( French Fancy Cblnaware

—=_n.T£CTr u-rT's^e.—

Complete line of Cut Silver and other Jewelry. Endless assortment in Leather Good*.

The famous Musician and Leader of. Congress 1 fall Orchestra, at, Saturday Evening, Aug. 9th Prok. A. M. LOOMIS, Master of CcreWies. assisted by several gentlemen from the holds and cdttflges^ TICKETS: Adults, 50 cents; Children, 25 cents.

J. S. Garrison’s Agency, G9 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J.

Ilrxdijuartrn for Stationery. Toilet I'aper. FLbmi Tackle, Pocket Cutlery, Miniature

. Bust*. Hope. Twine, Be.

LOYELL'N LIBRARY ALL THE YEAR.

EWING’S BATH-HOUSES,

Between Perry and Jack won Nfa..

Opposite the beat bathing ground*. PerfecUy equipped houses.

Careful Attention. Fair I’ri

SAMUEL E. EWING.

___ OfiMMte h cape May. 8ea late and Avalon, bylrall; suite CUy, by boat. U inquiries <Ar« tally answered by JAN. E. PRYOR. Mayor.

M, ^ooto^ieaf (jjarbeu Fairmount Park, PRILABELPBIA. FOR THE SEASON 1800. Increased attraction* In Ih* Mr** eollectlon

of hvlng

-WlU Beaila, Blrdi and RepUlei— InterrsUng nod tefitraeUv*.— Admlnalon. 2B ct*.; Chlldr^t, 10, OPEN EVKBY DAY. . r by Street Car. sad frequent tra m

PUBLIC MEETINGS

AT THE

Auditorium, @eean Chautauqua S. S. Assembly From July to A-upru-, :W. TLreeservice* dally. ANNIVEHStRYVimTMCT "* Elocutionary and Stcrcojitican Eniertainments earfi bight. Epworth League Meetings, Saturday and Sunday, August 9 and 10, Services monxing, afternoon and evening, both days. r*m r Meeting commences August 16 and clones Augfist 24. 1 ‘ irce Str ' monsTpreccded and followed by prayer meetings, eacl^day.

okkice or

TBE KEW JERSEY I«JS1 AND S«P DtfOSIl Uo Lateyettr and Bank 81s., Cap* May. Tbe Company 1* alsc Executan. afimmlWr Agaota'far tbe aumace erty. tbe OAlectloo of “nr**. Traaaarer or Agent of Cbarilabl*. Beligioua and otbet orxaalta ' Troauof every daaeripUon.

many with 5-8 borders, $1

regularly sold at $i -25114 pietes- Extra Tapestry,

none better, aj 70c from 85c.

141 pteces** 1 Best’ ’ Tapestry

at 65c from 80c.

The above three are from the best makers and are of styles not to be repeated. English Velvet and TapesRugs honv john Crossley ' *' , England, at

cost rtun*

John Wanamaxxr.

CRAIG BRO.'S LAUNDRY,

Ik'o. 47 WaablnKton Street,

Work done at abort notice, and so tbe moat aaliafactory manner. Work recited on Monday will be returned on Thursday; that reoeived on Wednesday

returned on Saturday.

Ml** Tixir. Sasnoinx, Attendant.

J.. I>. STEVI31NS, No. 60 WaanixoTOX SrntKT, 0 Fine Uroeerlew. Frewh MenU. Fifth, Vegetable*. Ac. Ur:, called for an I Good* Dellrrred Free. I'JiUre Sstlifaetlon (iuaranterd

SH0WELL & FRYER, NwrUel and Jnnlper Mreet*. oppowlle Ranawaker'm PIllCADELPHIA, Wholesale and. Retail GROCERS. Our Mr. Ciiaxoixn will collect order*, a* heretofore, at Cape May. Freight prepaid.

Rev. J. K. Salmon, the Evangelist, Meeting.

will be present /throughout the Camp

^■Excelsior •/EQ arkefcH -

33 WASHINGTON STREET^ CAPE MAY CITY, JOIIV HAI.riV A BKO.

CHARLES E BASER, x Plain and Decorative BANK STREET, CAPE MAY,If. J. (Opposite Old Railroad Station.) . Interior Decoration*. EoUwatw Famished.

DR. S. F. WARE,

No. 46 Wnahingtan Mreet, Cape Hay City.

tjifirig-ihit I=I^3SrOS

Organs and Sewing Machines,

KEW HOME anil WHITE,

For Cash or on Inatallmonta. machines as low as *20. WILCOX and WHITE. BFBDETT, STKRLING, FARR AND

dk YOTEY Organ*.

E sans::

JOHN (TUIt,

TURKISH OQODS.

A FULL LINE OF MAGNIFICENT TURKISH AND PERSIAN RUGS, SILKS. EMBROIDERIES. JERUSALEM. DAMASCUS. AND RANYLON HANDIWORKSH- EC. S6 W'aahlngton Ntreet, Cape May* X. J.

John Akins’ powjujuh 1CK CREAM PARLORS Gents’Furnishing Store —^ ! DECATUR HTBEET. lee Create aad Water lees. ! (oppooiierier Areouriaa.)

rartieular attestlae paid to tbe euttlnt sad

Bomb aad OMUyaoijoUod at abort noUre. | ^ Genltoren* Good*... CbUdren*

JOHN AHNB, S Wall

Cape Way On .

SSSS

QXOBE SAMPLE ROOM, No. 6 Ocean Street, Cape May, M. J. DENNIS CON8IDINE, Proprietor. of “Globe.- N. W-. Cor Socoad sad Sprue* ! el«cmatlr abpolalod lolwiltably ParehYlD**, liquor* and brer■ Impreted Go^aa * llaUb todUaurr* .uppllrd at Fbiladelphl* pricre. Fuml^ied Uooms lor mil tog* tbe day or wrek Fancy Dribka made a Specialty.

SprelaU, lUriaea by

ELITE HA-IIt TOIVIC. Xbe beat preparation ever offered to the pabllc. Guaranteed to remove all Dandruff. Will atop tbe Hair from Falling Oat and makes It Soil and Gloaay. Contains •e and will not soil tbe mast delicate fbbrlce. Patted Mere and abroad. Bold by all Druggist*.

Jk JOHNSON,

ago. n. rowELi.

Washington Street, near P. O., Cape May.

od WaU-tieiectod Block of

FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS. ■X Fan Ai'ortiacnt of Wall Taper cooriaally oo Laod.