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CAPE MAY DAILY STAR WI LL BE PUBUsilED KVEKY MOUSING, SCUXU TUI MOITTBI or JOLT ABO ACOOBT. AOmTIAIBO KATCS:

TlESDAY, AUGUST 18. 1880. -

Dos’rbrAUnnrd! Don't br ^mrnird! Thr flrr rmll whU-b will W Afnt out today uul trbU'b will put tbr fin' drjuirl - mnit in motion i> oul) part of Uw rxh|bit»ou of rWtricAl •ppluiu-.-. now L'oint; on at Stockton Hold. MoxT cllinC Utrc and ►mall, andefective to a greater or lemier e in ao placing tbe name* of atrreU that ••he who runa may read.'' Cape May ' particularly at fault in thia matter i the names of her streets arc left to t! imagination of tbe visitor within 01 gates, pc' to bla chance of obtaining them from some one by Inquiry. U these circumstances the force of k bus), ness advertisement containing i and number of advertiser Is materially - lessened, because In, thU era of hurry and Impatience people are not in. the habit of masting time in bunting foi somebody to patronise m hen the search becomes a difficult matter. It ci inconvenience In many ways, and it Is one of those little improvements which •our clty fathers should order, without delay. Them: are a great many observant men who hare commented favorably upon the improvement in their btudnras of this season over that of last and uiion this basis hare’ promised great things for our resort in tbe future. T1 causes of our boom this summer hat been three in number, the favorable weather, the promise of a new railroad and publicity given the resort because of President Harrison's residence. "Tbe new railroad will certainly be completed before naxt season" said Mr. Hackett, assistant General Ticket Agent of the West Jersey Railroad, on Sunday, “and this w]ll excite competition resulting in cheaper fares on both rdhda. Excursion parties will be catered more and the iiatronage to the res will be wonderfully increased.” -added, “ThU season was a booming oue, but next aeaaan will exceed anything ever yet known here.” We hope he may prove a sure enough prophet, ami wi believe he will. The prospects are bright.

The electrical convention is n< session at the Stockton, and almost all kinds of electrical appliances and apparatus are on exhibition. The mysterious electricity is the power of tbe age and Its use has become so wide and diversified as to be common, yet it Is constantly extending lu domain, and, perhaps, before the dose of the century will become a necessity in some form another to almost every household. The convention and the exposition will prove most instructive to our summer visitors, and will furnish them tbe opportunity to get valuable information upon the pi greaa of electrical invention and appliance*., We extend a hearty welcome the gentlemen who compose the convention and hope they may enjoy their visit to this Queen of resorts, and carry i plaaaanf impressions. We have some among them w bo are making their first visit to Cape May, and they have expressed themselves as greatly pleased with the resort. We hope this first impression may be a lasting one.

Ik writing abont the naming of tbe streets, the thought suggested Itself that Cape May la one of those cities which has upon It stilt, the Imprint 6f the oldfashioned patriotism and pride in great men of tbe nation. Her streets, most of them named many yean ago, when the nation was young and lusty \and ready to crow upon the slightest

after the heroes of the early conflicts and history: Forexampic, we have Ai ington. Lafayette, Decatur, Jrflei Perry, Jackson, and Madison stnets and more recently Grant street. There is a North street named during the war Hughes street named after one of the oldest Cspe Msy families. Two whose names have been suggested by our location are Ocean and Beach avenue, and there is a Mansion street, upon which there Is not the vestige of a mansion, it being a street devoted entirely to business. Our hotels have Indicated to some extent this latent patriotism or pride of country, in the names, Stockton, named after Commodore Stockton, whose full ' length portrait adorns the rotunda, Columbia, Lafayette, Congress and Unitsd States. These names are pleasant momentoes of a time when the great men of the halloa not only were honored in this manner, but counted it one of chiefest of pleasures to visit this favored

Messes. Andrew H. Reeves, of Chicago, David Reeves, Cincinnati, John W. Reeves, Swain Reeves and Geoge H. Reeves, of-West Cape May, Will visit their brother Joshua Reeves of Sea Isle City to^ay. From there Messers. Andrew and John W? will go to Atlantic City. These six brothers are all gentlemen of ford and character and are noted for their Integrity and high moral standing In their respective communities. The oldest of them. Mr. David Reeves, it located in Cincinnati, where he is sively iagmv is third In point of age, and a abort

sketch of hi* badness csieer was gidM] In recent Daily Stab. He U pros pet tig iu Chicago. Swain Reeve*, whom ft all know very well, is second eldest aiU very .nicely fixed upon his’ West Cape May farm, and i» one of the rstretneal itizens of his community. He was one of the defenders of hi* isiuntry during war. John W. Reeve*, well known here, and enjoy*the comfort* of« fine home 111*111 hi* West Cape May farm. He i* esteemed a* a man of usini ]*-ae liable integrity and of excellent bus! ne** judgment, and lia* represented hi muniri|iality ill tlicjloaiduf Freetaohier fur several yedv*. lie is also h "vet.' Joshua Reeve*. 1* the liglit-bou»e k'repe Sl ties Isle and has been in the employ of his dejiartment for twenty years. Hr Is spoken of as a good fellow by all bb acquaiiitalirfs and is square " all tin way through. George II. Reeve*, tin youngest of tbe brother*' is manager ol tbe gold beating factory ill- West Cape May, an. enterprise which has located there through his effort*, tbe rapacity of which ha* been steadily enlarged through hi* energy, until It 1s a very important factor to the business life of the community, and it has done K iucalcuable benefit. Tfois Mr. Reeves is also, a prominent and consistent member of the M. E. Church of this city, and a local preacher ami is esteemed as a goisl citixen in every way. We give these short sketches of these gentlemen lieeause it seem* to us that six such brother* areysther unusual. Tbe Elrctrleal CaireHtlon. To-day'a aeasiona of theTwelltb Sem'Annual Electrical Convention, at Stockton Hotel, will be conducted is the' following order : Flrat SeaaloB—I, Opening ; President'* addles* ; 3, Announcements ; 4, Paper, "Electrical Industrie* and the World'a Fair," by J. P. Barrett, Chicagoo. Report of Committee on Copper Tariff; Committee, Charles A. Brown, ^chsirmar, George M. Pbelps. J. F. Morrison. Second Session—0, Announcement* ; 7, Psper, "Dangers from Electricity,” by Prof. Henry Morton, of Stevens' Inatltute of Technology, Hoboken, N. J. Committee os Rational Insurance Rules, George Cotter, chairman, C. M Goddard, clerk of committee. Tbe following Companies are repr>aented : Edlaon, by W- J. Jenks : Thompson Houston, J. R. Lovrjoy ; WcatingUouse, P. U. Alexander; r;o gineering Firms, T. Carpenter Smith Electrical Supplies, George Cutter Philadelphia Board of Fire Underwriters, Wm. MeDevlU ; New York Board of Fire Underwriters, Wm. Del. Bough ton ; Underwriters' Assn, of the Middle Dept., H..O. Kline; National Board of Fire Underwriters U. 8., Wm. A. Anderson ; Associated Factory Mutual Ins. Co., Boston, Wm. Hreply ; Boston Board of Fire Underwriter*, F. C. Cabot; Western Union, C. II. Blivin ; Cleveland A Chicago Boftds, Jobn P. Barrett; Su Louis Board, Robert H. McMath ; Central Station Insurance, 8. E. Barton ; New England I us. Exchange, E C. North ; Underwriters' Assn. N. Y. State. J. J. Babcock Sooth Eastern Tariff Association, J. S

Alfred.

Tbe morning session begins at H o'clock, the afternoon session at ■

o'clock.

Bring Them Is Cape May. Twenty of the First Regiment officer* met in the Armory, Broad and Callowbill streets. Philadelphia, Friday night to consider tbe feasabllity of sending battalion on a three-day*' trip to tbe seashore. It is proposed to seed from two hundred and fifty 40 three hundred men to either Atlantic City or Cape May, dispensing with all tents sojourning at some good hotel, dates selected are the 90.b and Si this month and tbe first day of Sep-

tember.

Colonel Bowman occupied tbe chair. Nearly all tbe officers were iu favor of the scheme, which took practical shape lu the appointment of Quartermaster Koona, Lieutenant Colonel IlucUngdoc, and Captain Kecsel aa a committee to make arrangements. II these gentlemen find that proper accommodations can Iw secured the men will go, probably under tbe command of tbelr Lieu-tenant-Colonel. After the meeting d Bowman urged the necessity of qualifying men In rlfie practice, and if tbe trip to the shore is made this will form an Important feature of the exerTbere is no good reason why this battalion should not be Induced to .Cape Mey. Col. Cake will doubtless show bis customary enterprise is taking bold ol thia matter and bringlag them to tbe Congress. It would the closing daya of tbe hotel and prove a creditable aa well as profitable move on the part of him who succeed* in capturing tbe boys for this three-days’ sojourn. The First Refill Battalion abonld come to Cape M.y

ourt GUESTS. «l STARLIGHT.

The

"Brigands" attracted a great to the Iron Pier Iasi evening, ware delighted with the way in which it was preMias Aldrich made a decided FsrealU.* Mr. Ford was applauded aa the Brigand and Comedian Walker made happy hits. Ha was mobored times in his tropical song "Gone, Gone.'' Tbe whistled card game

A grand concert and hop, compllmenS to tbe greet singer, AI ids Yaren*, be given at Carl toe Hall this even.Mias Varena will sing several aejas. A special train will leave for the Point at 7.10 and a line of 'busses will leave from tbe Lpfayette Hotel. U Is well worth m trip to Cape Mey Point to bear thia beautiful singer.

ARb OTHER PERSONAL POINTS Mr. Horace Shoemaker, of Bridgeton, N. J., spent Sunday in this city. J. A. Herrick, the prominent New York contractor, is stopping at Chalfonte. Mrs. B. K. Jamison is arranging a German to take plane at .Congress 11*11 this morning. Philip Jagode, the Philadelphia wool merchant, again joined bis family — Chalfonte Saturday evening. Mr. Geo. KUngler and hia mother, Mrs. Wjn. Klingler, will spend to-mor row at their Philadelphia home. Mias Nellie Sayre, a charming Phils delphla young lady, is visiting* h«i friend, MUa Ella Srltea of this city: H. Clair Boner, of Philadelphia, l Included In tbe society of the Browi Villa, and is one of the popular guest*

there..

E. A* Brooks, bat come "si 1 tbe way from Loudon to the Chalfonte. where be is visiting LU friends. Dr. Wilson

and family.

Mis. F. R. Wickerahxm, of Stockton. Cal., in company with' Mist Ella McElroy, of Haddonfield, arrived Devon yesterday. Samncl A. Atkinson, of Mount Holly, a riling young lawyer, is enjoying Cape May breexe* in tbe company of hia friend, H. II. Johnson. Miss Yievlen McConathy. of Baltimore, is at the Mt, Vernon Hotel. She is a beautiful awimn much attention in the Airs. Lizzie May, and her *00, Percy Slay, of New York, are visiting their friends Councilman Jaa. J. Doak end family at their Washington street

cottage.

Sillier Cottage still keep* iu old-tlmi popularity. Among the many gneati are Mis* Keba B. Whitaker, a young lady of rare rauaical ability. Her voice is considered tbe finest in Camden. Siiaa Emma lizard, a bewitching little blonde, Mlaaea Dollie and Jennie Champion, two areompliibed young ladies, have many admirers among tbe John S. Skelly and M. Rlebenack. Ji . two of Philadelphia's coming gentlemro society leaders, are gneau at tbe Stockton. Max la a son of M. Rlebenacb. tbe comptroller of the Pennsylvania RailMias Mame Taylor, of Camden, h home again visiting ier mother and sisters at their Lafayette street r " Miss Msme is chsrming, snd comely young'lsdy. Jesse C. Robinson snd bis wile, of Wssbinglon. are among their Cape May relatives. Mr. Robinson is in the signal service, and Mrs. Robinson is s daughter of Charles A. Shaw, of Dias Creek. Miaa Lizzie Jloahell, a petite an atyliah Philadelphia lady, is enjoyin, Cape May life as s guest si the 00a. Brown Villa. She bathes daily and enjoya plunging gracefully into the foaming billows. Mrs. Al. Crease, of Trenton, is visiting Mrs. Charles Eldredgc, of West Cape May, and will remain a week or so. Mr.'Cresae, who is very well known here, will join her on Friday. Band Master J. G. S. Beck, lesder of tbe fsr-fsmed Beck's Bsnd of Pbiisdelphis, who is now organizing the band for tbe Third Kegt., ( W. B. Smith, Colonel) ia sojourning with bis brother, Jscob Beck, Ocean and Hughes streets. Mr. Wm. J. DlgtisnJ wife snd children are st the Baldwih Cottage. Sir. Dignac is tbe baas singer in St. Francis R. C. Church, and Is connected with the brewing bouse of Messrs. Massey k Co.,

Philadelphia

Little Mias Lavlnia R. Kohiermsu, daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. W. Kohler, --in, of Philadelphia, though but — ‘i thoroughly deifgl

.rless when taken into

of age, is thoroughly delighted . rrfectly fearless when taken rolling breakera. The family

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having s pleasant sojourn Mr. Joseph A. O'Brien, director of tbe choir of SL Francis R. C. Church, Philadelphia, with bis wife and children are at the Baldwin Cottage. Mr. O'Brh-n la a prominent luauranrc man, being for years in tbe house of Messrs. Mather

A Co.

Mr. Wm. Wrighlmsu. accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Simpson from Eng--isnd, and her daughter, Mrs. Higaoc Simpson, spent Sunday and Monday st the Stockton. They expressed llieii admiration for Cape May aod were particulaily delighted with V beach aod bat hi--The Moses Kellie D. aod Jt Rankin, of Pittsburg, wbo have been guests at Congress Hall for tbe past left for home yesterday. Rankio were accompanied train by a number of ye.nog people wbo 'Till very mocli regret tbeir departure. Mr. Jonathan Guadale, one of Korrisottn’s most gallant oarsmen, accompanied by bla accomplished lady friend, iliaa Annie B. Taylor, and Mile* E. jlayall, tbe Philadelphia lawyer, ’ company with Miaa Lizzie Guadale. attractive lady of Clifton Heights, sojourning at tbe Mount Vernon Hotel. K. H. Nash, for several seasons our best-knowu cottagers, is with his family at the Devon. Mr. Nash has recently built an elegant borne at Mercliautvillc, N. J., hence does not need to spend tbe entire aeaaon at the shore, as formerly, wo pleasant are the surrounding! of bla own country home. ECHOES FROM THE SURF.

sprite donned In a bathing robe, lovely Miaa Louse , la the sweetest little' nymph that aplaabes water and kicks sand. But,-if you want to see her iu her moat charming attitude, wait until after the bath, w ben her pretty garment of blue aod white has replaced the wet, clinging Aannel, and her luxuriant brown locks are floating about her shoulder* and adorn her rounded checks, her lustrous brown eyes seeming all the more apirituelle, her intellectual face looking all the brighter, ber pearly teeth all the whiter, as her cneery,-rippling laugh makes one feel be ia in some 'airy land where only angelic forms are floating through some heavenly atmosphere. "Yea,” said she, yesterday, *T am having a splendid liqf down berr, and I enjoy thia sea batliing ever o 'much; but, do you know, I feel >wfui lonesome," she added in a sort ol jrteved tone, "because my best beau, tbe little chap wbo was ao nioe to bathe

-'th, has gone home to Chicago."

"Oue might iofer that be had taken your heart with him.” we remarked. "Oh, no! Why, 1 am only fourteen id a half F* she added iu an explanaUuy kind »f way. “But would you. believe' It.. I have actually - —

posal of marriage since 01

yea, air, a proposal of marr.geT and not fiftaen. But here come* aianley!' Stanley, a handsome lad ol eighteen, approached and broke the Itae man's

abort off.

Cheater beats tbe world for group*. Brigands drew a large crowd co the Iron Pier last night. Artistic photographs by A. F. A II. B. Todd, corner Cong re*' lawn. Fresh Cocoanot and Peanut Taffy at loss'. Si Washington street. Take your jolly party to Chester's, corner Stockton Halhs, sod have a fine group photo made. To-night a great performance of tbe Brigaoda at tbe Iren Pier. ' Don't miM It. J. Frank Scigel, a very capable gentleman, is master of ceremonies a't tbe Lafayette Hotel. The corner stone of the First M. E. Church will be laid on the Slat instant, at Ocean City. Its school w (*ih--r always to September, no matter wbat the thci tuomelrr

says.

Mr. Monljoy Walker lias worked laboriously lu bringing out The Brigand*. It takes wonderfully. It made a-big hit last night. Tbe performance at 8.30 p. m. to-day on tlie Iron Pier for the benefit of St. Mary's Catholic Church, should be liberally patronized. Tbe popular play "The Brigands’' will be presented: The Swedesboio boys went out 00 tbe pier laat^vepiog and attempted to guy Comediao Walker wbo umpired iu yesterday's ball game. This was not pretly at all. and their frieuds «dld not appreciate it: The other day while oor reporter wi taking surf notes a young lady *1 beard to say "There is one of tlio> horrid Stab reporters taking 'Surf Echoes.'J-' Her companion replied, "Let's go over where bels, and ||k rli*|o be will make note of us.” Fancy drinks a s]>ecia!ty at Constdine'* Globe Hotel. Go to Ratty's for the beat U-er and choicest liquors. tf Ladies' parlor* ami the best fancy mixed drioka at Rally's; corner Washington and Jackaou streets. -Take tbe yacbt Guasie, Captain Yorke,-for a pleasant fishing or sailing trip. if

Wiley'* Congress Hall bath houses are the best equipped on tbe beach. Careful atteadsuor. tf Wasted—A position aa chambermaid and waitress in a private family. Address Experienced, Stab office. aU-3t If you wish to have a drag or phaiton, nice team and driver, leave orders at either of tbe stores of Doctors Marcy A Mecray. tf Have you tried champagne soda-? the most refreshing summer drink, to be bad only at the Philadelphia pharmacy, corner Columbia avenue' and Ocean

Stop at.Deuma Cooaldine’a to get the finest imported aod domestic wine* aod liquors, for family’ use a specialty. I Bergdoll's beer on draught. Rochester I beer in bolUrs-ioc cold. Dennis Consldinr, Prop., j!8-9t C Ocean atiecu The reason why "i'orpoialne" Shoe i Blacking and Liquid Dresvings have be- . come *0 popular is breauw they yield a ! good poUik and impart tlie softening properties of the compound—/t»y<ouu.r —which is combined with these product*. _ Our "RusseUne" Dressing for llght-eolered shoes will satisfy tlie must fastidious. Tbe prices will be 1 l*e same a

Hew Invalid' Fare on the IQubstItanla Limited Tbe following extract is reprinted 1 y perm las ion from a letter dictated to tlie Stenographer on tlie ‘T'ennsylvauia

Limited";

"Many times have I traveled over tbe Pennsylvania line, sod have always been pleased Willi tbe.klnducsa manifested by all the attaches of the company. This feeling of pleasure came to roe when in perfect lirslth. ’and when I n„„_ „// coold appreciate *0 mooh every kinc- "pen all the nes*. How much more now do! real z* v the comfort and happiness which tl e ' 'Bar. Pennsylvania Limited affords me on my | journey to Cincinnati, an Invalid from a loogscigeofsickoess. "The anticipated hopes of great fa- Free DUS tigue were readily discarded after a few hours' ride on the splendidly equipped to all Trains. train of the Peunsylvauia Limited." Thia la traveling lb America, and could some of our foreign cousins, who journey from place to place in a close . : compartment car, experience a trip on | this daily western and eastern "home T. . on wheelV'.ihey'd then appreciate the '- 'Fit statement recently made by an English- j ww;. .

Cape May lu mild September. Stockton Hotel, Cape- May, New Jersey. Important coosideratiou** for health. Goto Ckpe’Msy latter part of August and September; fiur»i bathing and in general use, natural drainage iuto tbe creek io rear-of Island. Special cate ol $3 per day alter August 22J to September loth. Greatest braltb-giviog resort 00 the Atlantic Coast.. The Summer Capital of the Nation. Application for rooms, if made before the 25th Inst., will result in unsurpassed

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Remember the grand matinee Wed- I neaday morning at 10.30 a. m. Admis-

sion only 10c.

PLEASURE TOURS TO THE PACIFIC

HOT FI* FHAIaFONTK, I avenue. Cape May. X.J. ripen all tbe yea

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Wiley, of Congress Hall bath houses has placed a tent on the strand for tlie accommodation of bis patrons. It Is an excellent substitute for the much needed pavilions. tf Go to A. Hewitt's store, 44 Washington atreet, for dry goods, notiooa, and millinery. Store, opp. Catholic church. Our motto : " Ooe price to all.” tf Alokzo Hewitt. Tbe best thing for sunburn ia Cucumber Cream, to be had at the Philadelphia Pharmacy, corner Columbia avenue and Ocean street. 22 w The Comtniaaoner* of Appeal will meet at City Hall at 10 A. M. tlie third Saturday in August and the first Salt day In September. A. B. Little, w-d-tf Collector. Four and six In band coaches for evening parties at Haynes livery, Mansion street. tf. J. W. Bradshaw's fruit store ia conUoually stocked with the moat luscious foreign and domestic froitallow prices. Free delivery. Doc*tor near Washing, ton street. tf Sargavakian'a Turkish Bazaar, 36 VYasbingtoo street, offers fine Turkiab rugs at New York prices, which prio s are tbe lowest of any other city in thia country. -* Lovetts, No. 12 Goran street, manufactory, it prepared to t all descriptions of work In this line. A full assortment of haroeaa, blankets, nets, etc., etc. Repairing dooe-.wi ' neatness and dispatch. tf An excursion to Wildwood Beach ( rery Tuesday and Friday.

Fred Arnold's Mercbaot'c Exchange, Washington and Jackson strew la, I* one of the popular planet of retort for those wbo desire to enjoy seaside delicaces prepared In tbe moat akillfnl tnauoei

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tbe pob■taod, all aod flour promptly

fineet hoi octroi ber cream, for sunburn, is bava great ruah al Marcy A Mecray'a. ladelpbia Pharmacy,Ocean street aod Coinmbl At Po ington at are const art not ■ promptly J. 8.E Inal and

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act In r all of ooi Go to 1 ette and rapin an Game hi aeaaon. Wine* and liqnora. Beer on draogbl. Families supplied, tf Stockton amrf baths are the best equipped on the coast. Rooms will be rented at ranch reduced rates for toe ' a lance of the season: tf 8. M.

furmerijr

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lipped fori . htng robes, poltie attention, aod lent rooms. Pavilion on tbe beach for accommodation of hia bathers. tf

Kailruad Company maucuratPd Us penouall)isc was given that the aystrm would be wiei tended at to Include all poet km* ol tbe I'niouThe far tiouUi tuu been successfully invaded by tbete unique pleasure iianlrs during the last few winter', and It is now announced that aeries ol tours will be- inaugurates to Cali lorn la aud the raclbc Otaut. The PaclSc

so snecrssluDt with many new' features added. The parties will be"conveyed trum tbr principal cities of the East ia special trains ol serration Car*, constructed especially lor Oils service, aud rnuulng through on limited ea press schedules to Kau K ran cisco, a Tourist Agent of rsiwnruce aud s Chaperon will accompany the party aud look after their lort 1 the baggage will tie cheeked through and every detail will he thoroughly arranged. *0 a* to give Uie tourists the fullest rm of comfort. Having arrived at Ban Kra the party will he permitted to travel at 1

rDE-vcasr ■vixjIj.a., |^>ar R. R. Station, Beach aud Post Office. Kontli I.Hfayelto Mr eft Terms—$10.00 and $12.00 per Week.

MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

Mar ine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect.

NOW OPEN THE JlECEPTtON OF QUESTS* MBS. F. HAI.I.KM1ECK.

laud Itinerary, on tickets I'enusylvanls Kallroad. ThU departure fruin he older methods ut personally-ooudocted lystents relieve the tourist of anr restricts >1 bis movements, and while the Tourtt: Agei a still In reach. II hit aXatatance U require.. no beaten track-U to be foUowrd by the pleas ire-seeker. At the eiplratjou of the reti lalt the party will again rendervotu at! the special train win u ■n trip.

■utticlently liberal for a thorough visit the attractive places of the Pacific Coast. The pleasure lours wil. be arranged lor January. February. March and April ol 1W1. Tbi

Sargavakian'a Turkish goods atore, 86 Washington street, 1* a depot of Eastern handiwork that attracts many buyer* wbo desire to purchase good* both ornamental and uaeinl.* Pay him a visit before going away from Cape May. SaUee. On aod after August 18th, 1880, the light-house will be opened to visit from 8 a. ro. until 12 m. Positively admittance on Sondays. t

property and pay for tbi* advrrtlae-

W sated. Wasted—A opok immediately, with reference, for private family. Apply “tab office.. al6-3t Wasted.—A situation aa waitress or chambermaid, by a white girl with good reference. Apply at tbe Star Office.

Loot.—Set teeth while In bathing opposite Congress baths. Please return ‘t thia office and get reward. Loer.—August 17th, io the neighborhood of the Arlington House, a small gold ring act with sapphires and diamond*. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning it-to the Arllng- — Hotel. *18 8t

street, north of Ocean street.

If you desire to go gunning see Ed. Sayre at hia store, third door from Jaekaoo on Washington street. Information given in regard .to game. Loaded cartridge* for sals and gout to hire. Shooting matches arranged, tf

ARLINGTON HOTEL, Oppowlie H. R. Station. Grant Ntrrrl, 4'ape May. G. J. Kromek, Proprietor. First-olaas Culatno. Largo Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable. -

CARROLL VILLA, Jackiton Nircrt, near tbr Brarh, CAPE MAY, N. J. Delightful location. Everything first-cl***. Close to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

->HOTEL- COLUMBIAN

Theroaghly Renovated and Improved. IT. FOF-CTX-wZ H. W. Sawyer, Manager.

Theroaghly Renovated and Improved.

iro-na- ojpxnsr. x’ojpxtXw.zlxj, n»a.TES.

HOTEL HILTON, EDWARD WESSON. Prop'r. Rates, 82.00 per Day. Special Rate* by the Week. Elevator and Electric Beils. 1100-13 F1LBKRT STREET, PiUEABEI.PHIA. Three Square* from Penn's K. R. Depot. Filbert Street Care pass the door.

MISCELI.AXEOI7N.

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

John Akins' ICK CRBAM PARLORS lee Cream and Water lee*. Hotel, sad OoUaqcamippUod at abort notice. JOBN AKINS, S Washington 81.. Cape May City.

POWEIdla’S Gents'Furnishing Store DECATUR STREET. Particular atteatloo paid to the cuttlnz and Cniiblnz ol GmSSM cood.. Chlidren’a Clothlnz ent and mado to order. Cleanlnz and Repairing promptly attended to. All week guaranteed sausiactcry. GEO. M. POWELL.