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A M.uillJUA.M..: All moocy'ftlioold be eenl bjr moDel orteri ud oli&rUclet of value bj retUlerBl leuera. Malh eiow at 6 o'clock A- M. « 15 A. M.. . *^tiriv»l <4«ialUS5. H,U A. M.. 4A5.« W. Departure ol Mala:-USD. «» A. M. and 4 F ' M K «c HIC11AUI>V)S.Puvtmakter. Cape Hay City Chuivb Baoord. Swrs sxe . | lao Kwleavor. Kridaj- rrenluf* al a o'clock. iMS^raHaasnisrisa EESrSja 11 ? M? rnfi* MerUlU! tjciruluaal lo'clurk, SUldy ul H.

ii.: <,•».

Kennedy Dr II A. cor Wa«bl Knight.EC.Cwi*Tea» and f» King. WUIUm BeaCh are an !ts;?U , . r s.7.{J»."V d »Sch KXMr*,?*££*'?* KrtMvkol'h. llev Dr Jov|.h. Knlllrl. K K. 11 Stock loo av.

day Tborvoaxi and Krldaja. Monday* at 44B “i: VoongTcopl.-. t raver Meeting Sunday evening at OAS. C^TbJSSS.IK. « lAdor^servlc*. Sunday In July and Auguai atODOandOAO A. mT: Inatnicticdra at Id*' P-feissassaas-i® irrtoS^CtaarMrcUnc. lu All.; Preaching. “•• .f» 4 V.K , SSiSa2a"F^2?:

lo/ is»J IMvlae *ervk*3 every MM<uMr5j>a.M.aadliior.M. Aug. lu-Kev. p. hi Perkin*. Salem. V J. deaciu. Church of a. NallvUy, rtl 5^ , * tt J 1 Ji K1€pr jadau, p*. SpU-^i. A Kd*»rd Cope. »t. tUmeon a "g&nzr . U. M.O. llufl. Ula»»buru. S J. Theae aervloea are free to all Capo May City SooleUoa

the fudge room. K'aukliu »treci

lh Friday cv

P CulumlHa a»e ai

Page. Mr*. F. 1 Slock fun How Plumley. tieo W. 4 Cuocree* »l poller. VS' .1. So ri.lunil'ir a>

Palmer. X B, Betdea foliage, fir

VhllllpA W C. Jack *00 *1

Perilue, M. cor llucbe* *t and P

Plumb. P B. * S Lafayette »i

Philip*; J'Au L. 4U Columbia avl

Putter. Mm. Stoekloo ave

Poole. Mr tirarge.S Wludur a' Porter. Daniel,Congra* »t. w u

<»

(juldoit. r. F. Beach ave and I e

nine* of each month al ho. 31 VS aahlngtoo nt. r~unMaT Oot'aOLKo A dmerltaa Prater n ' — «— — 1

Ja*. Mrcrav medical examiner.

COTEA&E DIEECT0R1

DAILY STAR, SOR I8DO.

Adam*. W. K. »i Perry at Arnold, him K. I Mncktou ave AUUon. W C. Fryer follagr, p

SKSCRfio^STayefte Uuteher. W A. 11 OMaaMn ave u Salley. A 11,Oongramiat l ; ■ ■ : Barclay. Wm K.Z Grant >lrcet *Baifka, Mr* A. 7ti Vkaahlagtoo *1 iturlew. Bar tv M.eot BaMSnglooand JeSr Bergan, C A.M W arhlnglou *1 . Said* m. T it. ooeaa at uaar Beach a> e SSSii!VB T ;ify2h*Un.. saa.n 8 l^aBjRi*

Sa^uk*Stage. Wlndaor gSjHsswiw.™

J SS2$,

ssiS»

frow.’Alei.Jr-'ECoruinhakrr tM^^^T^BSlamMa ave

remno. O T, Mansion and Perry at r"*J‘w?Fmnlllnand Bughmal

^Lo'ward and Hughe* Ms

m. IZUugic**!. .Mm .^^lejJI'otUge.Der w7l. Huehm'tFmnkllli Spicer. 47 Washington *t m. Cringtrsa A So Uvsye

l^drsT'icots j' IJ , *E'iDldrelh * odlage. |>v“val5.“ Co’ombU avr Uncola. him Wm H. 15 Beach ave

Ain. Co. K. Ida ’

^sa^ffisassaSBa,”. M^ldeuhai’l. ! '»4m F.’hl*licach ave A Bow ” W f. V Hurkmst

dlhdwi a y Uer.B_B.SI

E. 17 lluche. •a. A D.II in

ry.BW! t.45W O O'Hara. UlM. 5* Jackson at —d. JohhTlS Prank 11 n *:

Phytlrk. Dr K.' Pl.:ii';-. I’l I II Prkec. S c. Peer

CAPE MAY.

TUESDAY AFIE^NOOfl, J\U(^T 19,

JLT 3.30 S’.

GRAND CONIPblHENTARY BENEFIT

TeMDCRkD.TO

jsip. fflAIRY’S (qATHOLiIG @huf?gh.

iVuli occasion.the

Uy lint Ciii

'Whr do J like Brooldcn better than New York? IH tell rou." said a former dweller on Manhattan Island, who U living in the City of Churches, to a reporter. "I moved over here in the first place because rents were lower. It aa not more than a week after we were 'tiled when wa received a pleasant call from [leiTplr living in our block, and an invitation U> make our church home in nun with them in the Trinity Presbyterian church, at Marry and Jefferson ayennes. Inside of a month w‘e had an agreeable circle of acquaintance*, and rre onnu-lves ready-to extend a wel-

mo to newcomers.

•Show me a neighborhood in New York where a family moving in is treated in that way. tmle** it be near a misrhnreli. In NrW York thechurdie* a •ini-Mimary' vvjio make* a Iraid-

of visiting, and >vho*e

jrarely btuiueA* calU. In Brooklyn the people do the visiting 1n person, and do it in a friendly way. In New York every- | body i» too btu-y -and too conservative to think id his neighbor, unless it be to j gossip about him. but iu Brooklyn the jssijile take time to make themselves 1

agreeable to their neighbor*. - - - "Another thing that is little in itself, > . I - I—I W . but counts for a good deal iu the long ! -*—*- —*

run. is the’attention one receives on the 1

elevated train.*. The guards are morp *

accommodating and wem to know more in Browklyn. It puts mo in a better i bnmor all day whra.an the morning, as '

I go to my business, I sec an intelligent , , . p

guard" on the train who is a gentleman ; Each ticktt will be entitled to a drawing of the prists, Provided the fortunate in acts as well as looks. 1 don t intend , ], 0 i,] ors 6 f ((„. numlicrs are present at the entertainment. The prizes may

to bo unreasonable, bnt I cany see why j

a guard in New York cannot be ac- l>c seen at Mr. Misson's Store, No. 26 W ashington Streit._

ijnainted with distances and localities ns

well as a Brooklyn guard. -

“One thing has bothered me, however,

cvit since I tamo here, and that is, why

thc ednduetdrs on the surface

obliged to ring up the fares when a pas- ] senger gets on the car. I have seen many j

a conduct nr who rangnp fares,-and^had 1 • the passenger discover that he was 011^ Q) (_J |_ ”1" 5.

the wrong car anil jump off Indore the fare was collected. But that is the only thing that has troubled me since 1 have l*vn living hens."—New York Tribune-

WILDWOOD BEACH.

SPECIAL EXCURSION!

Commencing July 18th, and every Tuesday and Friday there

% after during July and August.

5 The W,*f Jersey IL R. Co. will run a SPECIAL TRAIN from Caps May at 10.30 A. M.; Returning, leave Wildwood Beech et 2.30 P. M.

KOt'XD TRIP TICKET , *0 CENTS.

KXCKIjNIOK HOT AND COLD Sea-Water Baths Decatur St. and Beach Are.

r* of Cap; May entire Opera

' GIRitOK. Manacer.

BRlOANDSi

Will lie Presented.

Two Handsome Prizes will be |

iway during the (lerformance.:

ICE!

ICE!

ICE!

J-ltlf-l-rst:

CHILDREN.

25 CENTS. 50 CENTS.

“Knickerbocker Ice C a OF PHILADELPHIA, SUPPLY HOTELS, KEStAVBASTB and COTTAGE^ WITH PURE EASTERN ICE.

COAL! COAL! COAL! COAL PRICE, $6.00 PER TON. BEST OVALITY CABEFVLLY I'BEI ABED FOB FAMILY USE. AKD

Tickets on Sale at Prinriival Hofcls, Drug S

KtrerL Mrs J.S Ocean si Br)boru. J E,» OahinbU »« tU-enU.um.J > -e j,t. S“ Kujitl

Slone E J. Broed•ay liewei,*inJ.r"— Htullli Isaac It. Stanton. M Hau. Ho Lalayrtte a roupt-w *ti M,».'ii.. vv in T. Corgle *1 Butth, Dr Robert Meade, S B -acb ave srliem rer. Mr* H kl. II Husbe* »t Smith. SB. 113 WS^ilu^jon « Sbeem, Gilbert M. HarJie* *t — James-Brunswick. Hughe* «i Cvdunibta ave

Vauaman. T L. tv Perry >1 ativissss tVTUUmwm, ra £ U, ■ UJayette st w 11*00, J H, U be 1011. Coocreu Flare Webb. John £. UM W eahliutou .1 Wehner, Thomaa.» Wa*ldn»uui »t Welchtaian, Dr Wm. Beach av and o WulL Daniel. Ocean M Wowl. K IL tllua Cottage. WU Wood, GS.1 Stoekloo Bow W. tbrretl, J. Frlre. 37 UsMml Whlf pie, Mr M. II Fiankln al ‘ T Yuuui. Leals. B Columbia av

A gentleman in New York, Hie owner of one of the finest collections of butter- j flics iu .the country, lias made an experiment which proven conclusively that butterflies are endowed not only with 1 bright colors, but with marvelously ! acute senses. Out of his collection, tom- ] . prising almost every known variety, he j choso two butterflies which were only ; two or three days old. and had never lutd '

their freedom.

Ono of these he attached securely by a ( - tliread to the fence in the rear of his ! house in the upper part of New York. | Ho marked the other so thal he could j identify it, and placing it in a small Iwx ■

carried it do wn town to one of the ferries, across the river to Hoboken, and some distance into the city of Hoboken. Tlere it wss turned louse. When tho experimenter reached his house, hours Utter, he found the two butterflio side by side on liis luck fence. The butterfly which was but just born, and had never before had its liberty, had traveled several miltw, crossed a wide river and promptly foumVits way.back to its mate in one of those Itack yards of New York which are almost indistinguishable alike

in their ugliness.

This seemed a most extraordinary feat to one of a party of gentle]lien to whom the story was told by the experimenter, and be asked a well known naturalist whether it could be believed. The naturalist answered that tbc«ens6 of smell, which was undoubtedly iu this case the butterfly's guide, was in many animals so wonderfully acute that to him the case did not seeni remarkable, much loss unbelievable.—Youth's Companion. Nothing shows the growth of yachting in America more than the growth of the yacht agency. If a man wants to buy, sell or charter a yacht be goes to • yacht agency. In a large New York agency a list tan be found of every yacht for sale or for charter in the United States and England. Every detail .concerning them is also there on record. Besides this there is «list of the yachts which the projirictor of the agency lias on. hand for sale or charter. This is not all. Crews, sailing masters, and all sorts of appliances for yachts are furnished by the agency. From small beginning* tho'ynrht agencies have become large and well paying business en-terjiri»e».-,_New York Tribune.

I. A. GARRETSON. Real Estate Agent, No. -iO J licit son Street, Cape Mnv. X. J.

DILLON’S,

FiuirEirrlFs bought, h

PUBLIC MEETINGS

AT.THE

Jhiditorium, 0eean City, Chautauqua S. S Assembly I^Yoiii .July iJIsl to .AugruKt till.

Three nervlee* dully.

il,| ANNIVERSARY WEEK.IUGUSf 4 TO AUGUST E |tlT Elocutionary and Stereoptican Entertainments each night. Epworth League Meetings, Saturday and Sunday, August 9 and 10. Services morning, afternoon .and evening, both days. Camp Meeting commences August 16 and closes August Three sermons, preceded and followed by prayer meetings, each day. Rev. J. K. Salmon, the Evangelist, will le present throughout the Camp

Meeting.

Corner Washington and Jackson Streets. We can reebmmend 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 j with superior accommodations for parties. { Handsomely appointed parlor for ladies. MHOS. CLENIET^TS,

MA.NUFACTVRKB OF

MINERAL WATERS Heuowned Belfast (jinger Ale- Lemon Soda Sarsaparilla.

MILK AGENT FOB

Bartholomay Boohestar Bottled Bear. e M-ll ■iricUy'firkL-cUKa gojd*. No. SO Jurkson St.

J.Jio.W Wlmbur .«

Deo**. Bcjr, T, CalbuUc Ctmrch Fareoukac Uuuahwty Chariai 11. Wualutiou *ji< Jefli Do<Sus Hr* AS* F. II Buctae* *t

UFy^rrt

* B L*U] vllr M antelOcraa

FoSt'. MrW in .cot «r»ut A 8 Utajrtlr it* FvaaeU. Mr*C K. »i «•*«•» *t __

Sp&r&skr Hgi^TMi*. TkOBU, T Bortk ft.

‘•Dally Star” Tide Table, Mem Sweet 4left. Utah Tide Muon

' H lilt LM M 1J6 206

a at* 4Ji \rd » iSI AS! Ye*

Thundk). Frtdar. ■

TueotAJ. WnlnrcD). Tbu^eBay.

, “ « ILM - T IU» 1241 1 1316 122

- B US VW No*

- IS 723

U SJ» 036 Untu 0 00 1» 024 BUS - »J0 a to a to.-a - mj it tut list - 10. a ILM — - iu S 121* 1241 “ u. 21 1X0 126 ¥«• E 225 260 Y«* ' 26 III 4 A. Ye* 27 4 tt 6.19 Tc* S 661 *23. Ye* IV 061 716 Ye*

JAUVETTK A STBATTOX, 15 Wmkhlegton Sl, Cape May, i*r Fish, Oysters, Terrapin. Clams, Crabs, &c

VYaaotiv will deliver to llotets and CotUtes with promptnee*.

Prince Bismare-k'a fundnera for heather not a new fancy. With liim the heather . more truly tlum the primrose waa.to Lord Beaconsfield, “hia favorite flower.” Nearly thirty yrare'ago. when minister to Paria, he made a trip to the eouth of France, visiting among other places Cham bo rd. Writing to his wife from Bordeaux, under date July 27, 1862, Bismarck say* “From inclosed apccimcns of heather you will no.lunger he able to ooo how purple this plant I am to fond of blooms there—the only flower in the royal garden, and swallows almost the only living creatures in the castle. For sparrows i ria too lonely. “—London Ne^ra.

holt is good for the stomach. A pinch of it in hot water, taken either just liefore or just after a meal, is a valuable aid to digestion, and a cupful of very hot salt water will sometimes quiet the most persistent nausea. A little girl who was told to put same iu an aching tooth nys, "I just put in a little salt, and in a few minutes I felt the naughri- aching nerve curl right down and go to "sleep."—New York Evening Sun. II* Mall read* *Tti*ai ta Matfiareaj.

perform except in the fall. Second Clergyman—Then you are a eort of autumn-atic coupler.—Judge.

BECK’S CLUB HOUSE Cigar Emporium, Or. Ocean and Haghes Street*. CAFE MAY, R.JDry Cigars a Specially. All the Novelttea. City Prices.

IRON PIER,

Only place of Amusement in

CAPE MAY. The Great Opera: TOE BIPEDS.

WILLIAM ESSEN, BAKBRY AND ICE CBBAM PARLORS, XO. 48 WASUIXGTOX" NTRKKT,

CAPE MAY, JT. J.

WM. T. STEVENS,

Contractor & Builder, JOBBIX’U PROMPTLY ATTEX'DED TO. RESIDENCE AND SHOP-Cerner Jefferson and Cergie Street*. CleliXTOIY SOTJIJER, . 3 and 3 Mnnxlou Street, - Cape May, X". J. FURNITURE, CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, ETC., I Wir. Cots and Bed Springs. Refrigerators and Children’s Coaches for Sale or IlcnL

Fitting anil FnrnKhlos Cutlfgo* will receive.^ronipUU

. Repairing nestl, <lc

s Bpeclsttx

LIKIN’S FUJaWISHIIVO GOOI>tS Our leader is Silk Striped, Imported PUddcIs, Madras sod French Sateens, Shirts for Outing Wear. Finest line of Neck wear In Cape May City. Also, a ! full line Qf Hats, Caps Belta, Walters' Jackets, Aprons. Blsxers, i And Mohair Costa and Vesta. In Hosiery we have a select number. »uch as MorI ley’s Imported sdtld colors, fast black and lisle-thread. Our Ludetwear and Dress Shirt lines are complete. At City Prices. 1 I. L. HHKPPARD, S3 Washingthn tit., tape May City, X. J.

HOWARD F. OTTER, Suceesror to Clinton Sunder wd Clia*. Urine, a*

GEIVER-A-L TJEITOESTERER. Furniture and Malreaaes Reoovated and Made to Order. Carpets Made j and Put Down. Curtain Work and Slip Covers a Specialty. XO. 5 MAX8IOX NTBEKT, CAPE MAY CITY. X. J.

1NAAC H. SMITH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, No. 47 WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE BAT CITY.

Keeps constantly on baud ai

— of Cloths and Caaalraerea suitable for

ie season. Geola' and Boys' Ready-made Clothing, Furnishing Goo.*, Hats,

Capa, Shirts. Drawers, Ac. X3T Repairing dime at -*—* —

it abort notioe.

jei;iru ac outjucu.

■Wednesdays { Matinees} Saturdays BUT ip EI ^ eOgTS) POUXTRY,

AT 10.30 A.M.

WASHIXLTOIT 8BBEET, Opp. PootOBoe. Cape May, N. J

10c. Admission 10c. Chester’s Photographs.

^[raii fc §unfcav goneerl ADMISSION IO CTS. The Celebrated Steinway & Son Oand Piano is used by this Company.

Best Styles of the Art. Chndroo’s Pictures a Specialty. At the Old Stand —Beach Avenue and Ocean Street.

S. C. Chester.

Wiley’s Congress Baths,

Be*t equipped on the Beach.

tent on the strand for

A large tent on

the convenience of bathers.

FOOT OF CONGRESS HALL LAWN.-