CAPE MAY DAILY STAR. PublBb*! liirrlnf Jolj MM! Anctit Sotwerip-

OBU4 »Urr Jom UUi, A. D.. >t co'clock A.M.uul cWonAiu'clockr.M. | On (tauten U H. until 1 o clock P. M. iSs^s-iWHssa« *-| All money • turn Id tic nent Ujr nwuicr order* and nil vtlclo o( »»lue bjrracMcrcd IrUen. ■U1U clone at « o'clock A. AUA.M,

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YtTood ill

"el Mn P. Marine Vllta Hanh. Pam rattife. Peny at J«Tt ti Hucb— •' Mn B. 10 Sum. .

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i an ■■on. Min. hw i inn I army. Atm P. A Howard it • and. A W, (trail office eiieutlial. Wm Zt Pranklin it “ 1. Mia. W, 4 Perry It nt. Mn K McK. InCoo*rr*. it n. Mn Wm P. i: I Lead, arc

Capo May City Church Racord. IJHKWYTEBIA | NJjfarrtje Pa'l" o. Itmdracr.m'waihlnrWJ Church Prayer Meeting. Wednenlaj rvenlnn leopSy MatefftMi tU|i Eodcaror. Pritey “ "

i p. m. Prayer Merlin

crenlni al ao cloek. Wody erf 1

H. Lennon alter prayer —

HODICT EPMOOPAL. Wi

n Oeran and Pranklin,

wp

Prayer Mndlnc sio A. M.: prcaeldny Yujd A M. and 8Jij T*. M.; tiabhath aehool al SJB p. M. Week day act rice* Peinale prater Mrrun*. Turaday al 5JJ) P. M.. Chnreh ditto. Widomdan »t*AD P.M- CDiai mirnnyi — day. Thunteyi and Prlteyi. Monday a i P.M. Yonnc Penple'a Prayer Meeting Hr

i-lATHOUC. Waahlnrton atrert, bet«era Ocean a Deealor, Jut. Paniku Dcon. — 4 cm Knoday In July and Aucuat i A. M-: Inatrnctloni at 1M0 P.

lux aenlce at TJD; errutnx al IM. P EAK KLIN KTBEKT M. E CUUBCII. Iter. JiiMMl I! U at cue. Paator. habbath aerrlcn- Ctasa MceUnx.Ji^A^M.^Preaching. eektey -arrricn: Prayer Meetla*. ay. a P. M.: Claaa Mcetinx.

Firrainc Ji

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A or. 31—Bet. Ur. Maufky, Phiiadeipu

Bept.7—Her. A- At

dept. II—Iter. Eduard cope, m muici T5S«b. . 11. M.U. lluS.UIawboro,:

Capo May OUy BocloUoe. ^taj-c liLaau Loucnt N

fun Mar Coactavc No. in. Unprored order Ueptaaupha. uaeU oo the * and touith Pntey erculuxi ot each ruoo No. S Waahluxtao limn. M aaacu No. STD. Order ol \*Z Iron Hall. menu on the Brat and thud llluater errD1UX1 ol each tuoulh at No. El WaahluxDKM. /~urc Mai CoiaciL No a, American KraUir L/ nal circle, inoela uu me am and rhlM Ua>Ma«taD aurat. ° >nUU *' ° fun Mar Lotwa. No. a. A O. V. WVy meeU uu the Bnl and third Thunday ereuiuya ot each Inoolh at hu. ID WaahluxtarUr. Jaa. Mecrar medical raamluer. U OkarrodffaaTB. No !. Anctrat Order ol Painclaua, rueeta uu the luurth Monday enuluxa irf each uaonlh. al No. Ml WashluKUio

COITA&E DIUECTOEY DAILY STAR, FOR I8DO. - Cl dialer* arc requrulrd to report al thla officean/mlatakiu la U>e lunxlory. in order that I bey may be corrected.

S.-ffra'WSES.Si.re

Brrwater. Her C A.M Waahluktnu at lieauie. Itobrrt 11. -i lleach an

ESi'-Jssss;:, Barclay. Wm K, 3 41 rant nn-et Banka. Mm A. lk Waaklafiou at

Bur lew. Ker W H.cur Waahlnctuoan

Brriiu. C A. to Wathlnitou at Beldcn. John T. luUraut at Brull. Jaa P,» Columbia ate

Baldwin. 1 B. Ocean at near Beach a«

Brown. Mn 1: T. a I'rnj it

ftonon, W W IW Sndtel'r'ufs lilum Sa ar ‘ n

Ulxou. Jsa t, 11 Columbia tie E nance. M. Columbia are and Pranklin at Iff ana. J B. Cunarwaa place Ibwra, Wimam. 4a Waahlu(tua at S»«. k ,S5SK£“

BUwooJ. Mn E. IS flux

iMa an. cor Pranklin

fSKta sssias&Masfiis-”-Poeur. UaaM.S Perry at Pocht, Mr W m eor lirant A » LalaycOe >u Praocia. MraC K.Krtel. Jol

ler, Mn Maty. 34 YVlndaur ar

liowi-n. JjTrrVaa'x. »MOTkta •taShwk. Em'^: yua-hce w tlimldTjli. 12 Beach arc Ctetney.UacSjn 1 nOTaraala Btr

John>. Haro. S North

I-

Klnr Ur r B.H^e art

Walk lari, m * Deealur

KB.-S.Ste*. Kiultt.Henry- llnward Kearner . Mn I) M. 4 ik Kelly. T P.WntBeaek

K untie. E p. IS Stockton are

Krauikonb. Ber Ur Joaeph. 1U W'aihluxtno at

Knittel. tP. 13 Stockton are

•w'H.llAdtK.- APranklln i J IpHer, c w arlnncinn r“ Jea. Cnoxn-ai A Bn Layay .. . ^rtek. I-eal* J. corner Beach arroue and

Lrlblrled.M P.« Grant al •cry. Valle.» Columbia a Jlllur.’ Char In. Beach al

Mellwalu. Gee K. Ida Villa, ni and Hlarktim ar. McCreary,Gen U. Columbia are

Moure. Prank. Bulberford Collarc. Decatur at Mlaaou. E. 17 Wlodror Marka. P.'. Stock um Meudenhar — ”**

Mania Bn

4. Beach are A Uewardat

McCrrd). Mn tLSnllucbetat Mclkmnell. W* C. V Hue her at MeCnonell. J J, 7u Jackoin at SSSm'MJE?.'!.

Naxle. Harry. U Wind "unaka. W C. 4i W ark O Hara.'Vr M.Jackaon si rd. John.YD Pranklin as P Phyrlck. Dr E. W'aaMnxtua at Phllllpa, Dr EH. 12 Ocean and , N C, Pnry and Mai.sum .o. . Gen C P. ColumMa ase and Gura Nn.E.7 Stock tooBow Potter\Wj!°Ko OMumESaar*' '* ir, Elt, Staen Cotlaxe. Grant at pa. w C. Jackaon st I'errlne, M. eor Huxtm at and Pier are t'lurab. P K. S S Lafayette st I'hilipr. John L. 40Columbia arc . roller. Mn. Stockton a■ a r. Iranlel, Couxrers st. W' ol Bo Lalayette Q QuKtort. P. P. Beach are aad Perry

{Ucbardson. Mn P I. CarroU Villa. Jackson st - —. -_-»Latayrtte st

Btone.EJ. Broadway Sewell. Wm J. = Windsor ase . . In. M llaA. So IctlayrUe a Conxrcws its Stcreus, Wm T. Corxle st Smith. Dr Bobrrt Meade. » Beach are Hi-belli rcr. MnS M. It Hushes st . N B. 1U Waahtnxtou at ■. John H.lyBtuckton are nocier. Gilbert M. Hurhrs st Stiles. Jamrs Heuniw ick. Huxbes st

w. W B.7

■t M.B1 tntxbes st

sic, Mn K. IS Perry at . lib, J H. 7s Washmxtim &— rmaker. C J. eor North tod Coapers *t

Tuuusrnd, WlUlam. W U

’anaman. T L. L*. Perry st

Wiffiamr, Jo. y.»I'rn-y^3 Wjffiammm. ^rs K II. a Lalayette st . John'E. IW W ashluKn st er. Thomas. IS Wa^inx-oo it

CotUie. Windsor are ik too now WrtbereO. J. Prlee. M UotamhU are WMmm . Mr i ji i raakSa st so.— ■-o y, Lalayette at Y Yount lew Is. 37 Columbia are z Zeiss, Harrs, 3 North st “Daily Star” Tide Table, roa jolt asn atoerr Mean Kante 4.4 leet.

Thursday. Friday. Saturday.

Thursday. Friday. Saturday.

Thursday. Friday. Saturday.

33 1346 1J0

» 4AJ &J1 Yus 30 tH6 636 Pram 7J

3 *.41 ID 96 -

3« AM None

U »J6 621 None It AO 791 None 13 7X3 743 None 16 691 kXl None

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3S 330 Yew

“ 36 313

» AH 7J4 Yea X 740 391 Yew

THE RIDE iNfO KENtUCKV.

AU tin* vay fnjtn Waahingtcai till X struck the heart of Kentucky the farmer in me wan unhappy; he aaw hardly a rood of land that be would like to call hit own. But that remnant of the wild man of the woods, which moat of nt still carry, taw much that delighted him, ewpecinltr down the Ifew rlwer. whsre the rocks and the waters and the steep forest dad mountains wen* at wild and as savage as anything he had knosrti in hit early Darwinian ages. But when we emerged upon thebankaof the Great Kanawha the man of the woods lout hit interval and the man of the fields taw little that waa rumfoeting. When we cram the line into Kentucky, I aaid, we shall tee a change. But no. see did not. The farmer still groaned in spirit; no thrifty farms, no substantial homes, no neat villages, no good rumU anywhere, hut mjualor and sterility on evety hand. Xearly all the afternoon we rode through a country like the poorer parts of New England, unredeemed by anything like New fungland thrift. It waa a country of coal, a very new country, geologically speaking, and the top soil did nut seem to have had time to become diwjiened and enriched by

vegetable mold.

Near sundown, aa I glanced out of the window. I thought I began to tee a change. Presently 1 was very sure I did. It tagan to appear in the more gratae character of the woods. Then 1 caught right of peculiarly soft aud uniform grater patches her.* and there in the ojien. Then in a few momenta more the train had fairly thot us into the edge of the blue gram region, and the farmer in me U-gati to be on the alert. We had jaaned in a twinkling from a portion of the earth's surface which is new. which is of yesterday, to a portion which is of the oldest, from the carboniferous to the lower rilurian. Here u)>un this lower Silurian the earth that saw and nourish'd the great monsters and dragons waa growing the delicate blue gram. It had taken all these millions upon millions of year* to pre]are the way for this little plant to grow to perfection. 1 thought I had never seen fields and low hills look so soft in the twilight; they seemed clad in greenish gray fur. As we neared Mount Sterling how fat and smooth the land looked; what long, even, gently flowing lines against the fading western sky, broken here and there by herds of slowly graxing or else reposing and ruminating cattle! What peace and plenty it suggested! Prom a land raw and crude and bitter like unripe fruit we had suddenly been transported into the midst of one ripe and mellow with the fullness of time. It was sweet to look upon. I was seized with a strong desire to go forth and taste it by a stroll through it in the twilight. -•John Burroughs in Century.

I. A. GARRETSON, Real Estate A.gent, Xo. 40 jMckaon Mreei, Cape May. >. J.

PBOPEBT1KS BOrGHT. SOLD OB EXCHANGED.

WILDWOOD BEACH.

SPECIAL EXCURSION!

Commencing July iSth, and every Tuesday and Friday there

alter during July and August.

PUBLIC MEETINGS AT THE Auditorium, 0eean Gity, Chautauqua S. S Assembly

o

I« rom ufitly Hint, to Aug-iiMt :W. Three aervlre* tlally. Iff. APiVERSARY WEEK, AUGUST 4 TO AUGUST 6, Elocutionary and Sjereoptican Entertainments each night. Epworth League Meetings, Saturday and Sunday, August 9 and 10. ' Services morning, afternoon and evening, both da>f. Camp Meeting commences August 16 and closes August ej. Three ser-; mons, preceded and followed by prayer meetings, each day. Rev. J. K. Salmon, the Evangelist, will be present throughout the Camp ' Meeting. ^

The Wrat Jeracy K. IL Co. will mo s SPECIAL TRAIN from Cope May s 10.80 A. M.; Returning, leave Wildwood Beach st 8.80 P. M. R01M3 TRIP TICKET . SO CTLVTN. - . KXC'EIsMIOK

HOT AND COLD

Sea-Water Baths Deratar St. and Beach Ate.

W.«' GIBSON. Maaajxr.

The Pliant sod mnsl mnnlrir Ertabllahiurat of ibe kind un Uu*

JAQYETTE A STRATTON, 15 Waablegion SL, Cape May. Dealer in pish. Oysters, Terrapin. Clams, Crabs, &c

I tultaxn «Uh prufUEtneav

w

'ANTED.—A capable anti experienced mall, nun- brad waiter st < hoU-U and a good caterer, desires to arrange with a party for worn and kitchen, where be could Ixiard the family and do ouli.ii! ing fall and uintcr, In Pblladduhia. Addtcu II. W., Stai

it

The late Charles C. Waite, st

proprietor of the old Sherman houne, Chicago, ami for many years a leading hotel keeper of New York city (being sole proprietor of the Brevoort house and imn proprietor of the Windsor hotel), at his diwth left a son, Charles B. Waite, whom lie fondly hoped would be ’ ' luccereor in busmens. The youug

wm* a failure, however, as a hotel

keeper and woree than a failure as a politician. HU connection with other boodle aldermen in New York U well remcniliered and two or three years ago he left that city for California, where he has since led a desultory existence. For rears the elder Waite employed as ebrf of the Brevoort house Eugene Mehl,

who was very justly regarded as

die most callable men that ever took barge of a kitchen and to whom Mr Waite paid for many year* the munifi cent salary of |8.0UU j»-r annum. Mr. Mehl i* now the Miccemful proprietor of the handsome Hold Ryan, at St. Paul, Minn., and, to hu credit be it said, bo has given employment to Charles B. Wsite, who is now performing the duties of Mip-rintend.-nt at the Hotel Ryan.-

Ho^-1 Reporter.

Beef Tea.

r my own use 1 prefer for iu flavor aud quality lieef tea made in the following manner: Take a pound of the round of beef or any juicy lean )iart; cut small pieces, and |mtting it in a jamr over it one pint of cold water. Let it stand half an hour or more, as convenient ; then put it in a broad basin, aud as it begins to heat press tlu- meat wit^ the back of a silver or wooden spoon, until all the juice U cxpivwd. If the water cooks away add a little from the teakettle, so as to have the same quantity when done. Season it with a little salt and p-pper, if allowable, and heat as needed. I prefer this for use without raining.—Cor. Good Housekeeping. He I-augHerf Toe Soon. A well dressed, ladylike looking wolan entered a tramcar the other day with her little boy of about « years elf age. Qn the mod actor coming to collect the fares the lady handed her little a half crown, he being nearer door. The little fellow examined the coin carefully aud then gave conductor. Scarcely had the turned tb* change than the youngster clapped his hands and looking mother exclaimed triumphantly: ''Mamma, mamma, he has taken the bad half crown!"—London Tid Rita

'Wbrrew that living skeletonr asked Hayseed. •'Well, the fact is,” aaid the showman confidentially, "he fell into the slot of that weighing machine this morning and we haven't got him out yet. If yooH come back to-morrow night I OftM verfi ran see him. "-•Chatter. Mile. Rote Msary, who illustrates for five of the best Parujan journals, is the daughter of a station master in France and the protege of M. Dnrny. minister of public instruction, who happened to too her sketching in the station when she ■ T veart old.

ZBEGIE’S CLUB HOUSE Cigar Emporium, Cor. Ocean and llaghrs Streets. CAPE MAY. N J. Dry Clgan a Specialty. AH the Novelties. CHy Prices.

LANSING’S CAFE, COR. LAFAYETTE A DECATUR STS. • Private Suppers. Soft, Hard, and Devilled Crabs, Oysters and Little Neck Clams. Came in Season. Wines and Uquors. LOVETT’S HARNESS MANUFACTORY, i-To. 12 Ocean Street.

Lovett’s Flour and Feed Store, Jarkaon and Waaklngton Mreet. Bnl Quslit) Flour. Keel, aud Hay. st Lowest Prices. OrJrra promptly lined and drliirird

ICJE! ICE! ICE! ^Knickerbocker Ice Co. OF PHILADELPHIA SUPPLY U0TELS, REST A UBAKTS and COTTAGES WITH PURE EASTERN ICE.

-Also with-

coal: coal: coal: coal PRICE, *6.00 PER TON. BEST QUALITY OHKFUl.i.Y PKEPAL'KD FOB FAMILY I KE. AND PILL a EIGHT GtAKANTEKD.

DILLON’S,

J. S. K, Hand & Son, The Old Original and Only Cape Hay Diamond Culler*. Cape May Diamonds art in Rlnct, Pins. Studs and Buttons of ' our own manufacture. Beiuhaing of Fine Watches

and Jewelry a SpedtaLly.

ocpi’osxTm: ipost o^^ticoe.

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, togj^her with superior accommodations for parties. Handsomely appointed parlor for ladies. M'HOS. CLEIVIEINTS, MANUFACTURE!! OP MINERAL WATERS

. ALSU THE

Renowned Belfast Ginger Ale. Lemon Soda Sarsaparilla.

SOLE AGENT FOB

Bartholomay Rochester Bottled Beer.

t-ir tot > v nx >i .1 , Merchants’ Exchange,

WASHINGTON AND JACKSON STREETS.

One of the most popular places of resort for Seaside Delicacies, skillfully

prepared. Liquors of remarkable quality aud purity

dispensed at the bar.

-A.. HEWITT’S Dry - Goods, - Notions - and - Millinery - Store. A Urge and varied Stock from which to select your purchases. One price to alL WASHINGTON STREET. OPPOSITE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

T« fully equipped with all the requlNites for doing

OF ALMOST ANY KIND.

WILLIAM ESSEN, BAKKBY AND IGS CBHAM PARLOBS, SO. 48 WANHISGTOS STREET,

CAPE MAY, S. J.

WM. T. STEVENS, Contractor & Builder, JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. KESIDEXCE ASD SHOP—Comer Jefferson and Corgie Streets. OLIIXTOZV SOXJr>EIt, Noa. 3 nnd S Mmnalon Ktreet, - (Apr May, N. J. FURNITURE, CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, ETC., Wire Cots and Bed Springs. Refrigerators and Children's Coaches for Sale or HrnL Order, for Flttinx aud Puruhiilnx lYrfletrs «ill receive prompt msdr to order. Kepulrtux Matty done. Purch Bockrn

IVIEIV’S FTJJRTSISHITVO GOODS Our leader is Silk Striped. Imported Flannels. Madras and French 8. ter us, Shirts for Outing Wear. Finest line of Neck-wear In Cape May City. Also, a fall line of Hats, Caps Bells, Waiters' Jackets, Aprons, Blazers, And Mohair Costa and Vesta. In Hosiery we have a select number, such as Morley's Imported solid colors, fast black and Hale-thread. Our Underwear and Dress Shirt Dues are complete. At City Prices. I. I- SHEPPARD, 23 Rffiahlngtam Cape May CUy, N. J. HOWARD F. OTTER. Soceenur to Clinton Bonder aud Chai. Orme. as GEIVERjAL uehoesterer. Furniture and Mstresses llenovsted and Made to Order. Carpets Made and Pot Dowu. Curtain Work and Slip Covers a Specialty. NO. 3 MANSION HTREET, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. ISAAC’ H. SMITH, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, So. 47 WASHIS6T0X STREET, CAPE MAT CITT. Keeps constantly on hand an aaaortmsnt of Cloths and Cass I me res suitable for the season. Gents' and Boys' Ready-made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Capa, Shirts. Drawers, Ac. Of* Repairing done at abort notice.

Our job printers are skillful and experienced in designing.

iti:itu a- t'^uucn, WnULEBALE DBALEBB IN BTJTTEE, EGGS AND POULTRY, WASHINGTON STREET, Opp. Poet Office, Cape May, N. J

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

Wiley’s Congress Baths,

-FOOT OF CONGRESS HALL LAWN.-