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Hotel tflpri^als.

Mr> II A Worlpprr, Jr

L'RmUl STATES. PhllASrl|*bkA—II Mat try PhiUdelpbls—CbArks Kmorr Hull*. Loots Kr*lrln and tsifs - Nr* jsr«PT-KMia>d 8 oektoo k Murphy, Mr. T BPsniinc,

(kps hsy dcfestsd tbs Strong Iltgbtnd team of PbUsdrlpbls by the score of 6—0. Priest, who bails from Cornell snlty, was lorloeibls, bat two biu brins made o* bis delivery. Tblrtcrn frutu tbs Quaker City succumb, d to bis swift curves. Macuire wss aaffrrlng witb a sore aim, but pitched faT ball, and had bis support been better score would have bars better. Wacenhurat agaio had bis rye oo tbs ball for three hiu. Wales also did wel', ill is the fourth Inning sending lu runs. RamadcII made two great dog catches Is deep centre, so small boys on the blew tber bceom. log tired of the game, started np a little amusement on their o*n book at a little game of flstictiffa. They aooc returned ; game. The score : CAPE MAY.

Philadelphia—Joseph B Dleklsi«. W 8 Told. C H Burllnjc. M A Hopkins, Cecil Hell rlla. ora O Deli re 11a. C bales, r W Kraneis. Orahair Hhumale, Wa Faust. John Nremand. Waller J Vrrnrr. Samuel W Fostrr. Walker Oitpln. Malcolm IHcklasoo. Oserss Kolghi. Miss JC Jack. Mbs TC Butehiaaou. Miss M E Pent. Mr and Mm C ■ Btaklej. A P Todd. K V Todd, ,B B Todd. W mokes. C II Orambo. O U Bushy. FJ Todd. James Thnoias. J Cowpland. Paul Raaskaft. Arthur K Haloes, Win C Hubhc U B Todd, Melville

den. W B MouMra. Jno F Mouldeu. E L J.APAYKTTK. Kaleljh, K C-W H Pies and wits HaWmorr-BI Bn Mir MeCo'gan. V O.Bn J HlliUee. as Is. Cassis McOolsan. Mis. Mary

Base Ball.

CENTRAL AFRICAN COOKERY.

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As s rule only our principal meal is den in central Africa—in the early part -of the evening. It nsoallv consists of parrot nonp, roasted or stewed monkeys. nIUgalor eggs (also well Hked by Europeans) and birds of every description. They also have tnoarobo, or palm chops, an.1 fish. A gnat delicacy, so considered bv Eorojunr.* and native* alike, is elephant's fivt and trunk. Thew have sumewhat the taste of veal. To prepartthem the natives dig a bole about five feet deu|> in the sand, and in it build s Urge fire. After the sand is thoroughly heated the fire is removed, leaving only the ash« in the hole. The trunk and fuel are )Jared in this bole and covered with leaves, and afterward with hot sand. In two hours they are done. All carcasses of animals which are to be cooked ate placed on a block of wood and pounded until every bone is broken, rare being taken not to tear or bruise the I skin. They are then boiled or roasted on an open wood fire or in hot sand or ashra, ; without removing the hide or feathers. The cooking is of a very inferior grade, the only spices used being salt and pepper.

HILLINEKY STOKE, ! y^rar jekkeimui

Fashionable Xilliiirry * Fancy (iboda, Knibroldpry Silka

aiuw ••.finis. Walow.

PafnlcT mill (ilazier,

j pAl^XSON,

69 Washington 8t.,

ttamiulrll. rf .. Walt* rf Dsrragh. 1b... Prirat, p

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Maguire, p 0 Finn, c 0 Dellsrt, rf. 0 Caldwell, as.:.'.. 0 Holland, cf 0 Westherstlen, If 0 'Totals 0

..001 8

m F-arly CashOrtlei

0 8 1

I. asnabs Arpstrsec Mo—Mn MlWrrd ftrantsh

Alts J T

tsmlly. Wm Miner. T and wife, Harry

Miss Sadie Adler Trey. N V—TC Parlier Alfred Young Philadelphia—liraav Be g 8 as. W !< Bn eg rods. Ml*. Mary WraderhalU Mtaa FCornish. Mrs . K McLeow. Mr and Mn B L Ballh. Mrs Mary Cutler. Justin FutMr. Miss BtdM HBRSne*. Mrs Montsoln-ry Hulmo* llAddnulleld. X J—Col J E Peyton Carlisle. Xy-H C MsteaU* BrooklyudT B Cooke Sid dssshtet Paler*.si — Mrs T B Jooea. Mr TOMsUosd Biuks Winter

The fan

e •Id spring about which

cluster so many memories of tbs oldvi time has lust none of lu vlrtoe sod bobbies sod sparkles as ever. Why not erect a hotel onoe more near It and nuke of it the aupplemt clary resort to Cape Msy It ooee was. One boarding bouse near there Is now filled with guests who enjoy the rural life, the aquatic urra afforded them Is lbs large Cold Spring mill-pond and adjacent sounds,

wsatitUw effort

accommodations would attract many mote visitors there. Tradition bath It that the oold spring meanders biddenly toward tbs sounds sod crops oat In the very orntra of the salt water mill-pond, preaeuilogan Interesting .natural curi-

osity.

Cape May boasts of the possession of some id the finest hotels oo tbs coast, and of smaller botela and villas, so comfortable, homelike and quietly elegant that they are rarely equalled— never surpassed There are ample aooommodatlnos glare far the moat fashionable aqd wealthy, as well as for

Holland, of the visitors, did aomr great work In centre, but neutralized It by erring twice. Imnsiiig caught a wonderful foul fly, id was compelled to acknowledge the applause by duffing bis cap. LOST. White Lioe Parasol. Black stripes, white handle. On back country roada from Cape May to Caid Spring Finder will reoslve very liberal rewa d by returning Ui Stockton Haul office. 7 Si Muted. iltnstion by s well-educated French ss child's wares or lady's maid. . reference. Aduns* "8. P.,” Daily Stah office. 8t

AlteatlM.

ms^oBr IBW design* of

Cape May diamonds and moonstone rings. We will surprise you with our prides Ws manufacture tbei“ - “

Waahfe

ate oast. All rices. Those

The storm of night before last did considerable damage along the beach front at Cape Msy Point.

In England a young lady does wot tmmonly have a separate vlalllng eard; icr name la printed on the caid of ber Bother, with whom bar visits are always made.

tile moat satisfaelory prices,

who nan afford to sojourn at any ee»««se resort can afford to do ao at Cape May. None are debarred from enjoying the grand nllmate of the oldest and floeat

The chy water supply la not the least among the qdvatilages )K»eased by t-a|s-May Cdy. The arils situated in the country are free [rum sllcoulauitiutlou or cbauce of It, sml the famous Cold Springs .furnish water clear as crystal and absolutely free from purities It has ' competent auffierit slid bi one uf the'b the resort can have. The boardffslktik fiwqiwited by the brat people who come to Cape May, and they are the brtt lu the ootnitjy, and it it a delightful promenade at all times. In the cool of the evening hundreds

The branch of the New Jersey Trust and Safe Deposit Co. located bare la a great si "

Some bathers are ao fastidious that

•bowers. God's gardens of the deep, HU patient a^sia keep, 1 j A Gladdening the dim, strange solitude, Vr I Lb fairest fartwa and Urns 7

at ptebast end Cidlsat Q

tbelr white sails, bellying la the wind, speckle the fftre* and bln. ; aaa the ateamarf opffiiAgUd gdng, atramlrc In or out of port; see, dusky sod uudu

0 2 87 11 11

IMHIEOS.

...1 0 0 8 0 1 8 0 0-C Highland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 Hulls earned—Cape May 1. ilaar balls—Cape May, 4. Struck out—by Maguire. 5; by Priest, 13 larft on liases—Csim- May, 8; Highland. 1. Passed ball—Flun. Wild [dieIves—Maguire, 8. Sacrifice hits—Wales. Kamwlrll Time 1.00. Umpire—UynemaiL

Priest pitched s great gam juin|»-<l into great popularity. Maguire, of the visUoia, pitched fine gains, but had poor sup|Kiri. Wage*hurst did some great sliding to bases and carried off tbs honors In bat-

ting.

nudaU made one of the most difficult running tly catches In centre ever

II The kiu-hen ntemdls conffirtof common CSS y.tSJiii tlS*

rarthcu or wooden ware. Ve^ little time is taken for setting or decorating the table; knives, forks and napkins are dis-

pensed with.

Africans have several vegetables well Kked by Europeans. N'gntti-n'nengo is a dish eaten all over Africa. It consists of egg plant, small fish sumewhat like our sardines and the roots of the cassava or maniocs plant (called n’gntti), which have a jenotty appearance and often weigh as much as twenty pounds. As the latter contains poison the maniocs is soaked in water for three to four days to extract the jioisonons substance. It is then cut and sliced and small tomatoes are added. All is placed in a Yiwnel with water, and seasoned with salt and pepper and boiled. Moambo. or, as the European* call it. palm chops, is also a favorite dish. The palm nnts are first boiled in water until the pulpy substance loosens from tht- pit, then the shell, which contains a very diliciona oil. is placed in a wooden mortar and crashed to obtain the oil. Whatever the meal comdsta of—meat, fish, mussel* —is pet in a vessel, adding the oil and the pulpy J art of the [aim nnt, also red I'l’Pcr and salt, and is boiled. Riant or ladled Squash (loengv) is generally eaten with it Sweet [iotatoes (mlalla benga) are more farinaceous and sweeter than oar*, bnt do not taste so good. They are boiled or roasted. Bananas (bitacbr) weigh about half a pound each and nre about fifteen inches long. When half ripe they are cut in shoes and boiled in water with salt and

feahtagtoo m

8. M. Smith.

She asked him, as they sat on the each : “Why do yon not reek tome oe foMnmpany In the vnyige on the sean ol life,” and ha said : "I would. ' I were aura the ocean would br Pacific." Aodthealld wavis alghrd.

N'm-nsi is a little red bean, which is boiled in water without salt or pepper and is freely eaten. For peanut bread (chisolu) the peanut* are find roosted and then crashed. This mass is then rolled and pat into the skin of a h»n*n« adding a little pressure, forming it into a body. It readily retains this shape from the pressure of the oily substance in the peanut.—Exchange.

A. 0. & > T . B. BENNETT, Painters and Glaziers,

CAPE MAY CITY. X. J. MECRAY’S

Grocery Store, No. 75 WASHINGTON ST.,

CAPE MAY CITY.

CHOICE TEA. 80c per lb. ITs.Geoeral line of fine gri

AMERICAS CATARRH CU Mt flollylwrllra: -fkad braa’uotiri Bient lor nuarrti !•> several »!>ecl»li*l-»I sii) relief. One bails of the Alnerlcsi

E. W. SAYRE.

naaLcani

IMPOBTKD AND DOMESTIC CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Smoker’s Articles, Sporting Heeds, Leaded Shells, Ac. WABHIXOTON 8T.. Cape May. X. J

Before the war a man was on trial in

Lauderdale county for murder. The circumstantial evidence against the man was very strong, and when the jury retired and took a ballot the result was six for conviction and six for acquittal. It remained this way tor two day* and nights, neither side showing any disposition to change their minds. At last one of the juri^named Silvertooth. propmed a game of aevru up betuueu the oppoaing ri>le*. one man to be selected from each wide, and whoever won the losing

side w as to stand by the result. This was agreed to, and Silvertooth.

who was in favor of acquitting the prisoner. and another juror, who wa* strongly in favor of conviction, commenced the game. It was a hotly contested game, and each juror had scored six points

when it came Silvertooth'* time to deal. _ He shuffled the cards carefully and : store. Charges moderate,

dealt off the right number to each and then turned a jack, which made him win the game and which saved the [irisoner's life. The six who were for conviction voted with the other six for acquittal and the prisoner was discharged from

custody.—Atlanta Constitution.

PIANOS aSfUJBQANS Those who wish to purebsfep-a good Piano for 1800, or a good Orgau,artll pay their fare both wavs, carry a large Block of Leslie, New E_„ land, Stoddard. Knabr.ilaxleum Pianos.

Wilcox Organa.

' SEWING HACDIN. S

LORENZO JOHNSON,

j !y 110 High SL, Millville, N. J. To Cottagers. Far Sh»e Repairing, ibor-

ougtily and neatly Uune. bung your work to THOS. H. TATLOR. tbe pop-

ular aboemskrr, Doestur street, second

shop from Mercy A Mecrmy’a drug

BatfiMUiaikeepnse Writ oo* Ml • He. sir. lar 1 waamade for It. iarrtnSladi^«FP^*^ ;«• Bvataa to stay al koaw, and watch tfereoak a stona lu kanl lo aB when tboar HS^MLd'.rare^'re

Naw Tart Stack Report modayJJulyfivGOl.

8L Paul Walaab pfd. Union Pacific Mo. Pacifin . .1”.

.vow ZaUgiaOU .... - Beraoj Centre!....

The value of whitewash in destroying I’ren investigated by a doc-1 Wa x and Paper Flower Material, tor of the Pisa nnlveraity. He tried the MsicrUU li experiment on tbe micrubea of cholera, | typhoid, cmrbnncle and tuberculosis. Portions i.f the walls of a room were infected with the various microbes and covered with a coat of whitewash, the room being closed hermetically fat twenty-four hours. The doctor then found that the whitewash effectually do- j strayed the cholera and typhoid bacUlns, I bnt tbe microbes of the other diseases | survived several repeated application*. { —New York Telegram.

Little James bad been Imparting to the minister the important and cheerful information that his father had got a new set of false teeth. ‘'Indeed, James?" replied the minister indulgently. “And what will he do

with the old seC"

“Oh, I a'pose," replied little James, •they'll cot 'em down and m ' wear 'em."—Nfcw York Ledger.

and keep your digestion in good llbelm, the present befr apGerman throne. U a boy of Jay Gould's daughter Nellie is said to be ■ ' ■ 1 fortune hunters that she baa

rer lo marry.

18B0 began with a price of JELS00 fur whalebone Two thousand three hundred pounds la tbs quoted price

for this year.

grass man Henry CabcJ. Lodge has a tooth, and fire or six time* a day be

EURfilSRIHC GOODS, . ^ All lair stylet.

85 WASHINGTON bTBEET.

ORISCOJI’S

Milk and Cream Depot,

46 JACKSON STREET.

A list of military era trace* recently made public in Paris contains this penalty, adjudged upon a cavalryman: •■Trooper B—— is sentenced to four days in the gnar& boose for having cruelly struck his burse while it waa eating hay with a pttchfort.* Perhaps French. horses may take oo fromrimr masters something of the tra-

il not really likely that this airy hone found a way to rat hjs hay with a fort—Youjh's CompaniofL -

Sheppard, very complete stock • U EX fLE HEX'S

C. B. GBISCOM. Manager

J^OOLITTLE’S DIKING ROOM Isa good place to get GOOD MCAL8, LUMOMCOM, IOC Oil CAM, Cte. SEE OCR NOVEL FANS. 81 Co U 8tr**t. FUladalplOa, Pa.

CAPT. FRANKS’ OM Ylrglaia Tobacco & Cigar Store Ba-1» WiWIegiss *L. Caps May-

TIME TABLE IX EFFkCT JfXE •l-arior Oar attached. Trains will lease Cape May as loll PHILADELPHIA

ti.35

•l rauaflelpLIs si * t I * • •• Sea I I jsmes. r.H , l.ie I lly a CM)..I —leMliM Allsulle I fill.

■7.1H)

a thinuush llnael ■-.•li.r > a' In XV*

•8.55

‘2.-25U , ..tirr

FROM PHILADELPHIA. s leave fnr llape May :—Klpres- week • a. u ^Kai^urdsk- on y..*raoeuDi'd» Mila naosn sraarr stitios and Wa.hh.*tne. SS0. 7», LM s. K -.'L* (Limited^ Ev i . aiMl ir ic mghl. "pur BaltlJ.H. WOOD,

HAND’S CENTRAL MARKET, Wnsliinzton mid Ocean Streets. Largest Store and Market in this City.— • FI IV' F. <J ItOCF.It I VM.

COME TO CAPE MAY AND SEE LIIsTG-O, DM'ATnt NTRKi.T, BELOW W ASIII G TOY MT MEET. pHOICE yfjKRS AND J^HJUORS. Ice Cold Ijtffrr Brer. burantcr G»rdt*M. BwfllrU «;€M»da » KpreittHy for Fwally IW.

EXCELSIOR-MARKET, k. No. S3 WASHINGTON NTR£ET, CAPE BAY CITY, IV. J. JOHN HALPIN & BR0.

J. W. RAGAN, Mansion House Bakery, Nw. 7 MANSION STREET. ^

CAPE HAY.

LOTS FOE SALE. ESTATE OF MARK DEVINE

8 ater. lias and Electric Light* In Front. Tbe lot* are Tuzlto and Soil*. Plan* and turther Ulormatlun from JACOB SHARE. Attorney. 4T Walnut Btreet. Phllada. JAMBS K TAYUIK.Cape Mar

KLOYDT, Dressing 17AIR Washing Trtplon Houtt. Jick, °^^; r Sr jJ, " ,f Agrnl tor "Gloria Water" I.

Artists’ Materials Drawing Hud 1‘alntlng Outflla for Out-door Sketching.

F. Weber & Co., 118S ChreUat SL,

H V1ETIU, * Dealer In Choice Fruits and Coniecllaarry,

40 Wathmgton Strut, Cap* Ha/. 0. J. Whitman's Confections a Specialty.

'N ARRISON'S JT Xo. m WasuiaoTox HTaarr. Headquarters for Sutiuoery, Blank Hooka, Toilet Paper, Fishing Tackle. Twinra, Minaturc Boats, Seaside Novelties, etc., etc.

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IIBUTOH. ADOYK OCHAX 8TKI ET ABDIMi ilxltMS A 8PEC.ALTY. --.teuv.ee apairiiueiil ulCanlagn.witl U*ued aTall hi'ur.7JT 1-11,s'le' V*! Ora. Klcul “—. etc., at moil era! e charges WILLIAM HKHKKTIIAL. Proprietor

IXMAX AND IXrkKXATIOKAL TRANSATLANTIC 8TE-VM8IUP IJXE8.

OFFICE OF THE NEW JEB8E1 IRUST AND SAfE DEPOSIT CO Latayrttr and Bask Ms., Cape May. The Company U also sathorUsd to act as Bxeeatsrs. Administrators. Ouardiaas and

ALEX. O. CATTELL. PraaldenL F. W. AYER. Ties PrasMcat. EDWARD A HALL, Secretary sad Trass.

E. C.KmoaT. Gaoaoa E.TavLoa Enwaan B.Haix, uBoaea iiiaaa. J. W. Caagsr. E. A. Aucrraoaa. Lewis Bsal, Isaac U. hhitb. U.W.Dicxaxsaarr

m:ii, a chandler, -*Our Best Goods*-

P*Cl£D UKDER UHlQUi MHiltOS

X. F_ COR. INIh AX'D XORRU NTH.. PIIII.ADF.LFVilA.

CAPE WAY - PAVILsIONf.

FIRST-CLASS CAROUSAL. 5 Cents per Ride R I'llO 1 PH 1HHI.I.

NEW MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, AI.KX. CUT I NO, Proprietor. Directty on the Beach at the hew Mount Vernon Tract.

Sewell’s Point House.| t - t HOK P. WINEH AND T.iqtOKN. Partita anpill.d for Fishing and Sailing. Oysters in every style. WM. H. YOCXG.

SHOWELL S, FEYEE, Limited. 1MP0RT1KU GROCERS A.\D WINE DEALERS, Juniper and Market Streets Philadelphia.

Our Salesman, Mr. G. Scott, calls in Cape May City and at Cape May Point for orders every TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY of each week- Orders carefu^l)* packed and shipped and freight prepaid. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. A Trial Order Solicited.

#%

Marvel of Beauty and ConveDience

FOR

Xj-AlIDIIES.

Tlie James V. Borden all-hair U ng No

raT.Jm?rtjM* net, wire, or lace used i i its con.-.traction. D.'.mp or salt air we gilaranD e will not « Hect the curl. Can be dressed by any lady in any style. Recommended by l|r. Juiy 1 iomer Smith and oth. rs, at the international Homceopaihic Convention at Atlantic City, as the lightest, neatest,

most healthful and natural bang ever invented.

Also first-class manicuring and fine toilet requisites.

PARIS HAIR AND MANICURE PARLORS,

At the Devon, - So. Lafayette Street.

W. C. N0NAKA & CO., 48 R atliipgtou SL. Cape May. IMPORTERS OF JAPANESE GOODS. - - — *1 Turkish Slippers. All kinds of French Fancy China ware. BrandolbarJewelry. Kodlessassortment Inleatheygoods

Congress Hall Boarding and Livery Stables, North and CongreM St*., Cape May, J. P. BRICK. Horses taken to Board by the Day, Week or Month. Fray ITiaetras, Village Cart*. Drags, Ac., to Hire.

EWING’S BATH HOUSES, Between Perry aad Jackson Ku., Opposite tbe boat bathing grounds. Perfectly equipped Louses. Careful attention. Pair Prloea. SAMUEL K. EWING.

CAPE MAT DAILY STAB. THE UBADIKG NKANIDK DAILY. Season of 1891 begins July let. Served Every Morning Early. Be sure we have your nam'.