CAPE MAY DAILY STAR.

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All ■nnof-r •houM br •rot hr moory oftlm •od All Artiilr. ol TAlur bj trtalarJ Iriirtm. Ha11< clow At 6 o'clock A. *!.. 815A.M..

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ArrlrAlof MAlta:-»*MUSA- M.. 4*.*. IvpArtnrr ol MAU.:-e.Si, A. M. And 4 r ' y. h RICHARDSON. ri»tniA*tcr. Capo May City Church Baoord. KSBYTEKIAN. Lil»>Tttc8t^l-ct« cm Pc-

Mo.rlLKr.South HuelioM

JiSS^SSss- “ Hujbc. Humphrr) . Emir. And Wood

Itucbci. Albert E.Hue bet >t llArtr). Mrt B. It) North « lUiel.-tUilmrll-:. l'**hiOAlol» tl UoIlKu.*. Mr-l Ui- S Tv_l. . !!Srolb.L'vi m S KrMhlln «t HudinAn. Mr>. W. 4 Ivrrr »>

M.. HAilrtmrtt. MnSMcK IOConKtrAs. 1 Hichman. Mrt Wm K. It Brtch Arc 10. : Horan. Mrt Tbomat. . North at

fe-STil

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Wook^AT iwrlort:

Church rraycr MrcUne. Wrdonult; rjriilnp At 8 o'clock: Yount I'rutilr'i^Soclely ol^ChntK AmST. cor.LAfATMtc And FrMikUn tU.

Uev. an. II. IU.U.W. I'att.*^ Sgodar \VrtwtdtTctrnin^»t r * i O i CtorL* > Mud) ol if

^.st^s-.Lrrt’-PSia'K A. M. And mill'. M.: Sahhath arboul at AW)

l- u. Week day terr lee*: Female I layer Meeting. Tuetday at Alai I*. M_ Church ditto. triirriMT »i ai r B. am mertin*«Toej.

day. Thurtdajt and Friday «. Monday t at »AO r. M. Yount I'eopk-'t Prayer Merlins Sunday

evening AX 6A5.

t YATUOUC. WnaWngton «reet, t*d«ert j ocean a lyerAtnrTIlrc. Kathea Dnn. I'aator. Sertleen SnniUy In July and Aucu«t at AJioand V.1J0 A. M.: lnatr~-S&~ sal V

M.: Evening terrlee .1 *A»i lug terrier at 7 JU; evening P’RANKUNIITBErr M.

BsrSrff^hgtfssa I- M Weekday wi.lrea: TKurr Meeting. Wedoeadky. 8 P. M.; Claaa McJ^nt, Friday.

»K.t>l Lklayetle at lira. Itllurhr* tl m. Mrt . Wiley future. Uecatul a«*M»»e. Mrt. Wkahlngtuti tt aneauer. W II. Ilnehet A Franklin alt . J snlcer. 47 W a*bintt..n *t Jot. Con great A Sotarayelle it

a-lhfrled. M F. 8 tirant tt

VtllfcilgtMi U a-vy. VaBe, 38 Coin

: Hildreth't cottage.

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CHUBCn.Kev.

8l John's Episcopal Church.

>r.l>arliugioo Stool

Nauntj

Fleming Jatnea. bivlu

l ' JcHcrtt. Church ol the .

' O'Hara. Hr M ord. John. IP

Cttjyo May City Societies, ^ttrg IkLaan Loook^No Ue^mlgeromtn Franklin atrect Ioun'Mecaat IDkT No. 4d.O. A. It. nan ll hlea on the aecoui- and lourtn Thurai

and lourth Friday rveulnga ol I No. a W aahlngton Mreet. B aaaoi No. *10. Order ol the Iron'll menu on the Drat and third Tkutaday I mngt ol each month ml No. a W aihlngton r tari Mat Cocncn.No s, Aj»ertean Fra t 1 , n!

in c'r! CMunhUavc*and O' Page. M ra. F.: Block ton Boor ralmer. E t Beldca Cotuge. Oraat a Fhimpt. w c. Jack ton at Femnc. M. our Hnidmatand FUra Plumb. P K.» S lAlayritc tt Phlllpt. John L. 40 Columbia are SSsSSiw-v,

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(Jutdort. P. F. Beach ave and Perry a

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S Waahlngton X

/~ur* Mat Lodue. No. te'HK'sr—

thud Tburaday n

l Kudolnh. S A. Cl Ja It ice. Wc. Iv Flan

Blchardaun." s£S

jaeoh. lit s.iiit!i Lalayade

•o KEkATE. No i Ancient Order ol KlchanUon, Mrt K l„ Carroll Villa. Jac —— “— 1 — Hbuada. Jaa. S Beach are

It red. Hr Chat, S lAlayrtte at Bone. Mr. IP Columbia ate

COTTAGE DIEECTORT DAIUY STAR, FOR 1800.

futtagera are ten netted to re

Stone. E J. Bnatdaay Sewell. Wm J, tt Wlndtor ate Smith, taaac H,« W aahlngton at Ton. M Hao. So Lalayctlc A Cougrcm aU rn». Wm T. Corgi* X h. Hr Uobcrt Meade p Beach arc lb Iter. Mrt S M. II Hug bra at k. N B. il WaJhlngtrmat ie. Jnlui H. U StockUm ate

isaaissaao. ArmSd. EUiataU UJISuIcktm A niton. W C. Fryer Cottage, Pi

smith'. J K. 78 Wathtagton X Shoemaker. C J. oot North and Uougreta X

Tack. Mrt P A. 10 Hugbet tt Tatham. Henry B.S Br». h a*e TayWYMra^MsealUEJIufhewX Thacarra. A M. ColtunMa are and FrankUn X Town. ElUkbMh. t Unemtur i'

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Yanaman. T U15 Perry X

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Webb. E H. E

CENTRAL AFRICAN COOKERY. I j Oarer and PaUlable Dlabea Eaten WIMt' | Aa a rale only oae jiriDripsl meal is Patr-n in mitral Africa—in the early part jf the evening. It usually coiunaU of parrvt aotip. ruaateil or atewed monkeyi, alligator rggt (alao well liked by Euro- | |Main I and bird* of every description. ; They alio have taosmbu. or jmltu chojx, ] and fish. A great delicacy, no cotuddeml ; br Europeans and nativee alike; is ele- ; pliant * feet and trunk. Theae have! onnewhat the taato of veal. To prepare ' tlnm the nativia dig a bole about five

feet deep in the sand, and large fire. “ After the sand ! lieatnl the fire in removed,

the aaliea in the bole. The trunk and ' feet are plait'd in this hole and covered with leaven, and afterward with hot land. In two bourn they are done. AU rarcatwcn of an i malt which are to be cooked are placed on a block of wood and pounded until every bone in broken, cure In-tug taken not to tear or liruine the tkin. They are then boile<l or roanted on an open wood fire or in byit umd or anbea. without rvinoviug the hide or tea there. The ei»king it of a very inferior grade, the only spices used being salt and pepper. The kitchen utensils consist of common earthen or wuodeuwmre. Very little time it taken for wtting or decorating the table: knives, forks and napkins are din-

1 ia-iucd with.

Africans have several vegetable* weU liked by Earoimana. N'gutti-n'srngo in a dish eaten all over Africa. It eonaisu of egg plant. »maU fish somewhat like our kanhues and the roots of the cassava or manioca plant (called n'gutti). which ! have a knotty appearance and often weigh as much an twenty pounds. 1 As the latter contains poison the manioca is soaked in water for three to 1 four days to extract the poisonous substance. It in then cut and sliced and 1 small tomatoes ire added. All is placed in a vessel with water, and seasoned with salt and I-epper aud-^Kitled Mcambo, or, as tile Euro]Mans call it, palm ebojM, is also a favorite disli. The palm nuts are first boiled in water until the pulpy Eubstaneo loosens from the jiit, then the shell, which contains a very delirious oil, is placed in a wooden mortar and crushed to obtain the oil. Whatever the meal consists of—meat, fish, mussels —is put in a vessel, adding the oil the pulpy part of the jialmxnt. also red I>ejiprr and salt, and is boiled. Roast or ■■oiled squash (loenge) ii generally eaten with it. Sweet potatoes (lulotlla benga) c are more farinaceous and sweeter than cure, but do not taste so good. They are bailed o* roasted. Bananas (bitaebe) weigh about half a pound each and are about fifteen inches long. When half ripe they are cut slices and boiled in water with salt and ii is a little red bean, which is boiled in water without salt or pep]ier and is freely eaten. For peanut bread (chisulu) the peanuts are first roasted and then crushed. This mass is then rolled and put into the skin of adding a little presrare. forming it into a body. It readily retains this shape from the pressure of the oily substance n the peanut.—Exchange.

Before the war a man was on trial Lauderdale county fur murder. The circumstantial evidence against the man was very strong, and when the jury — tired and took a ballot the result was for conviction and six fur acquittal. It remained «this way for two days and nights, neither side showing any disposition tu change their minds. At last one of the jury, named Silvertooth, proposed a game of seven up between the opposing rides, one man to be selected from each ride, and whoever won the losing ride was tu stand by the result. This was agreed to, and Silvertooth, who as in favor of acquitting the prisoner, and another juror, who was strongly in favor of conviction, commenced the game. It was a hotly contested game, and each juror hail scored six {mints ^riten it came Silvertooth's time to deal. He shuffled the cards carefully and dealt off the right number to each and then turned a jack, which made him win the game and which saved the prisoner's life. The six who were for conviction voted with the other rix for acquittal and the prisoner was discharged from custody — Atlanta Constitution.

E A. GARRETSON. Real Estate A.gent, Xw. 40 JarkNon NIps^I, SImj, X. J. xgpiTx-A. ex'J zexr-iTc. esx PKOPEKTIEK BO 111 I IT. BOLD OR EXCTIAMIED

WILDWOOD BEACH. SPECIAL EXCURSION! Commencing July 18th, and every Tuesday and Friday there after during July and August.

PUBLIC MEETINGS

le about fivei r AT THE ^ S3? iuditoriuift, Ocean City,

Chautauqua S. S. Assembly l^roni «J*ily to Au£riiKt 3a.

Three «erxlre» dally.

11[ jlTOilRSiRTWEEK. AUGUST 4 TOAUGOFtIl F.lorutionary and Stercoptican Entertainment! each night.

The Wert Jersey R. IL Co. will run s SPECIAL TRAIN from Cspe 11 10.80 A. M.; Returning, lea re Wildwood Beach at ISO P. M. ROrX'Ik TRIP TICKET . 50 CEX'TK.

Epworth League Meetings, Saturday and

Sunday, August 9 and 10.

Services morning, afternoon and evening, both days. Camp Meeting commences August t6 and closes August 74. Three s tons, preceded and followed by prayer meetings, each day.

Rev. J. K. Salmon, the Evangelist, will be present throughout tbs Camp I

Meeting.

EXC’ELMIOK

HOT AND COLD Sea-Water Baths

Beratur St. and Beach Are. W.«' QIBKON', Manaerr-

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Tbr Klnrat and rn-wt cmnplrir

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* 'u*at. It|)rrlal XlmlMSI rlv-u to tbr rare Invalid, Suit Hatha Kuum.trntrd b} lb* week or

ICJE! ICE! ICE! ' -Knickerbocker Jce C°

J AQl'ETTK <L KXRATTOX', 15 Washington SL. Cape May Dealer in Fish, Oyaters, Terrapi n. Clams, Crabs, &c

■** Wasoua * 111 Ileltrer to Hutrls mud «'ottk«es wilt

OF PHILADELPHIA

SUPPLT HOTEL*. RKSTAVRAXT8 and COTTAGE* WITH PURE EASTERN ICE.

’ holds and* a good caterer. d,*ire* to amngr with a psrty for cmitrul of [ room aud kitchen, where be could Imard the f.tnily and do outride eateriug

LANSING’S CAFE, COR. LAFAYETTE A: DECATUR STS. Private Suppers. Soft, Hard, and Devilled Crabs, Oysters and Little Neck Clams. Game in Season. Wines and Liquors.

COMA

COAL! coal: coal PRICE, $6.00 PER TON. T QUALITY CAttKKtTJ.T PKEPAUED FOB FAMILY USE. AND

tUAKANTEEH.

DILLON’S,

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

LOVETT'S HARNESS MANUFACTORY,

£To. 12 Oeeaa. Strowt.

A Jail assortment of lUrtMak, uikukeu. Scu,Ac. Repairing done with neatness | with superior accommodations for parties.

Handsomely appointed parlor for ladies.

Lovett’S Flour and Feed Store,

Jnckwon uud Wanhlncton Street,

Rest Quality Flour, Feed, and Hay. at Lowest Prices. Orders promptly *Ucd and drill err,

J. S. K. Hand & Son, The Old Original and Only Cape Haj Diamond CnUent. Cape May Diamooda set iu KlngJjaPins, Studa and Buttons of our own manufacture. Uepaitlbvpf Fine Watchea and Jewelry a Sj*-el»7ly^ OFaPOSITE FOST OFT^CE.

CoUlns, Mrs J Penrose. 14 Hucbes st

Camp. M. A.hea Brook Cottar-. Wlpdsor ar. C^SliSad'ler^^LEni'i^irwuutiorsTe . iSShiSStSujgjn.;. OMri«iat,lMaaa, • uotan st cnsplatn. Mrs. L. r, OotumbU a,s Cotsesn Joa, No.S Hallies st CIceland. Mrs B T, Mansion and Ferry st UoMk^J'w?l4aakUB and Hegkes X Uubeo, BkimmL S Decatur st OoUtna.MJ.oor Howard and llujtLrs tu Carr. Feter. 1* Huxbm st ' D Don too. MroC J. h’o.lv Windsor ara

Lata) rtte at

roEH. r 7lia,rUe,t Jberua. Oougross Flare , li* Washington st naa. IS WaakUKom X

l^r*EI> >'H Merchants’ Exchange, WASHINGTON AND JACKSON STREETS. One of the moat popular plaoea of resort for Seaside Deltcaciea, skillfully prt-panri. Liquor* of remarkable quality and purity dispensed at the bar.

.A.. HEW Dry - Goods, - Notions

WX r - and -

XT’S

Millinery - Store-

A large and varied Stock from which to select your purchases.

One price to alL

WASHINGTON STREET.- OPPOSITE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

E tc. Mrs A K- Wastghd taoo, Wm. XS Hschea X

Wood. KM Mat Cuoaee. Windsor arc W3bd. V ». 1 Block tonfcow WHherel. J. Prtem *7 uotamblk etc Whipple. Mr M. ST'rknkllii u Ware. Dr B P. Lklayetle at Y Youu(. lewis. S7 Columbia a«r z Zetss. tiam. S North at ‘•Dally Star” TWe Table,

• » l» MS •' E ■ r as ah Y,s

4 h* From 7 JO

re and Frank Uo a.

Kta

Lata) rtte and Wood st

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SsriatVSlaa-",'' fsE^&Mawas BSirfe"

Crter. Mn Mary. »* VOadaor ave Ualiaghec.CXtrts. 57 Jackson X _ Urter. Mias Mkfrir, Ureal X opp W J K U

Whitewash as a Dlslnfrelaat. The valuer^ whitewash in tlrstroving infection has ie-en invewtigated by ■doctor of tbe Pisa aniverrity. Hr trinl the experiment on tbe microbe* of cholera, typhoid. - carbuncle and tnbercnloria. Portion* of the walls of a room were infected with the various microbes and covered with a coat of whitewash, tbe room bring dosed hermetically for twenty-four hour*. The doctor then found that the whitewash effectually de- - -atpived the cholera and typhoid bacillus, but the microbes of the other diaeaaee survived several repeated applications. —J^pw York Telegram. Little James had been imparting to the minister tbe important and t-hccrfnl information that his father had got a

tt of false teeth.

levd. Jam eat" replied the minister indulgently. “And what will he de

with the old srL’"

“Oh, I s'poae,” replied little James. -'they 11 cut 'em down and make me wear 'em."—New York Ledger.

A Modsrw Success.

Levelbead—There goes the writer of the latest snccemful novel—one that everybody is going craxy over; millions

of copses sold.

Friend—That roan? He doesn't look

as if he had a particle of genius.

Levelbead —He hasn't. — N'ew York

Weekly. EwJwyu* Its Tm. Probably.

"You don't seem well this morning?" "No. I lay insensible for eight boon

last niifrt.''

"Goodness gracious! What wa

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u3S!3iii a A?*a’n Sa&.Yi'PSS

451 7.1t Yes

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VI X

u asleep."—Chatter.

BECK’S CLUB HOCBE Cigar Emporiiim, Or. Oeeaa and Baches Streets. CAT! MAY, H.j. Dry Cigars a Spaclalty. AU the Noreltias. CUy Prioea.

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Is f'ull.v equipped with all the requinlteft for doing

1’IIOS. CLEIVIETVTtifL

MAN'UFACTUBEK OF

MINERAL WATERS

ALSO THE

Henowmxl IR'Ifast GiuRfr AR- Linton Jyoda Sursaparlll* 1 - W)LE a<; EXT EOH Bartholomay Bochester Bottled Beer. Xo. 20 J uc-kkon XL

WILLIAM ESSEN, BAKBRY AND ICB CREAM PABLORS, XO. 4H WANHIXGTOX' KTKKirr, CAPE MAY, X. J.

WM. T. STEVENS, Contractor & Builder, JOBBIXG PROMPTLY ATTKX'DED TO. RESIDEXCE AM) SHOP-Corner Jefferson and Cargir Streets.

clitvto^t sorri>EK, X'oa. 3 and 5 ManHlon .Street, - Cape May, X'. J. FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC., Wire Cots and Bad Spring*. Refrigerators and Children's Coaches for Sale or Kent. prompt amen lion. Awning, Bock,era a Bpeclalt).

ivied’s EumvismiVG oooi>s Our, leader is Silk Striped, Imported Flannela, Mad res and French Sateens. Shirts fur Outing Wear. Finest line of Neck-wesr to Cspe Msy City. Also, s full lino of Htts, Caps Belts, Wsllers' Jackets, Aprons, Blazers, And Mohair Coats and Vests. In Hosiery we have a select number, such as Morley's Imported solid oolors, fast black and Uric-thread. Our Underwear and Dress Shirt lines are complete. At City Prices. I. I~ KHKPPARD, 23 Wonhlngton KL, Cape May City, X'. J.

HOWARD F. OTTKB. Baocessor to CUntoa Bonder and ChQ. Ortse. aa OE1VERA.L UEHOi^STERER. Furniture aud Matreaaes Renovated aud Made to brder. Car]K-ti Made and Put Down. Curtain Work and Slip Covers a Specialty. XO. 5 MAX'hlOX' STHKKT. CAPE MAY CITY'. X. J.

ISAAC H. SMITH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 5o. 47 WASHUteTOX STREET, CAPE MAT CITT. Keeps constantly on band an amortment of Cloths aad_Gasslmeres_suitable for

OF ALMOST ANY KIND.

Our job printers are skillful and expert* Wiley’s CongTBSS Baths,

enced in designing.

la I'lII Ii Ac *4liUHOH, WHOUHALK DKALEKB IX BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY, WA8HXXCTOX HTBEET, Opp. Post Office, Cape May, N. J

Chester’s Photographs. Best Styles of the Art. Children's Pictures a Specialty. At the Old Stand —Beach Avenue and Ocean Street. S. C. Chesty*.

it on the strand for

rs.

FOOT OF CONGRESS HALL LAWN.