VOL. XX.*NO. 14.

CAI’E MAY CITY. THUItSDAY MORNING. Jl I.Y Hi. 1891.

MKCEST SUBCRIPT10N LIST.

PRICK 3 CENTS.

I'O.VFKXTIO.V KB V. ETC.

T

MONT SMITH. MAM1KACTUUIIIU

CONFECTIONER, -UOOIM HUUI AT rillLADA I'KICEH - Ho. 5 Washington Strut.

. OATH MAY.

U K. IIALI/IWELL 4 SON,

• y

C

I0I4JN6 COTTAGE.

1;KAHI.\A1I1.K

ATTOKNKVN. J SPICKR LEAMING, ATTORNET-AT-LAW HULICITOK ANII MAMTKH IN CIIANCIST 47 WAWUtKbTUK SriUCBT, Uapb Mat CTtt, N. J.

M

ORGAN RANI),

ATTOKAKT ANII Cooknuxoa-at-Law.

I EiAmlsrr Is

amlN^uiflUnr.' Cai'k Mat Count Hocas, N. i. (oopwlla TuUlk SaUtflnjDA)

P DOUGLAS4, « .pa Ma> «■>. H.i.

ATTORNKY-AT-tAW, fOUCITOR. MASTER AND EXAMINER IN CHANCERY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY'. J VMES M. E. HILDRETH, COU NSEIXOR-AT-LA W Ki>I.I.-|T<>II.MAATMAKXANI(IK inCmanc

SOTAKY rilBUU.

OMMM No. 4 Oocad Str rt. OaptMatOitt. XJ.

IJAREMON f H<i Cok. Fkaneuk a Kami, ftanora

T"

K ALIGNK,

DO-ATI'N BTKrCT, 1

O'™'"

HTI

i. .l.ii

Iron IN*

FiUVNllKAAI.il llqllillA Drlitfllirullr cut.) Scioiuirr Ganii-ii. MARTIN J. UEIRN. pint ilUL'NSWICK, ^ Hvokaa STWCT a nor a INnan Nr. CAI’K MAY. lAON. Cool^KoomA^^^KArWU-nl CuIaIo* JAMKS B KTITKN JTKKXTON TILI.A. Open for the Season.

HRS. J. A. MYERS. yy ALTER COTTAGE. ’ No. 10 Nobtii St . Cai e Mat.

PAGE AND QUEEN. The kluc A a. I.U ai.'I Atm of face.

umU tlir |.1a.t thMawatany “All HaUt,’ asta Rok^. ’V an’ Clirn.ktwt We’re in this a

arj nnlrrt la In-

ia that are Ua~Mi> In iiriudiO* and

Rootli !

■ lOAArlof as contltmn alons » it h | about aoommI iliink litur lu the Kl_-ht Tl.e 1 ,lou ' , rrl1 ** G"’ "" jrll uuep—jnt j l *“”* 11 uut In paU'a milk an’ in UiikIiui'

I’helfi la Kale Field

h Ik-rtl,'

r. If

iu-htj dltrullial.

nr, urut-.' liunllv »n

THE SLEEPLESS KID. I j the uisht.

-».b...

tlcman. with a rtr.do of affection and re- | ’’So «c all IIuca on

holdiu' of him doa u for

hoopiu'dUtanco, tain| Aide or takea

NTOC'KTOX HOTEIa, CAI'K MAY. X. J. RKMOHKI.I II AMI REFL'RMSHED. (USINE OK THE HIGHEST ORDER. F. Til 1.0. W AI.TOX. I’ru|irlt-I<ir.

Jack Hoot h to me. njipAhul. unoompromUlu’ way be lim he drenu Ia Li. dooty. ’

Ia the c

an’ aimiiar deck

••Maybe ifa

whlcli w

when

IIOTKIa liAFAYETTJF,

CAI’K MAT-. X. J..

JOHN TRACY A CO., - Ownct. and Proj r.rti.re cily on Hip Ili Ach. Ci Riidrtc in rrrry dipaGmcnt. TlniroucMy rmo-

h the ia

4 ImptoTtd |i».n

r cleralor. Addi

J UfE4 MECR \ Y, M. D. ■uunrjiT larnriAN. O 'KICE-raaAT Br-oer- CoV«i»M»'l*aii, CAPK MAT cm. ' '* . , "Xot flaN»-l>M » U » l.’dock A. il 3Ui 4 r. M. and 4 tu M'. M. AT^l itiT, at o-Odn re. So. * SUtk hi. TT M. D. MARCY. M. D., ‘rKUDEXT ITIYtHITAN NINL'K UH orKiCK-l-lilUd*

CAI’K MAt.N.J

ReAtna»o*—No.

<i>'r Ifoera

AH. WALTER S. LEAMINO,

D u

. OENTlat,

Oc.rio—.km. Ut uuKa aki> Ockak fin. Capb Mat Citt, N. J. 14 Attkkdanck Dailt. /kP%S££i£&J. ki i.AKAYirrTK mi:tin. iikuiw m

c, pa^upg ^ | a ii. rini.Lirs, m.

KKM10ENT

UOMEOFATUIC FHYKICIAK, "■’laf.T.'j’Ssr" OFlcc/foare; 7lu« A.M. .lla* PJI.Mii; F Jl

ICS CRSAM PARLORS

nOTKLN AKI» <-OTTAGB8. •^JNITED STATES HOTEL.

3IER AVENUE INN. ■ Vasa. CaaraAt. Looatumi if, near HiuJUaylM Strati, »of th* |n-arh sad I W

* trial Ttar-

Wllbla two miuotc* id

» S able laciimre I

• wRBmBKBm

fJTHE A01

WS^tWAliM.

ME,

* HADDOCK, raonunoa.

KKCOND AND RKACH AVENIK.

C>ra Mai Citt.

*fP»hfmT' H°5*

ib-iiahii R*a View ThkMHa

MoStKA?!™

BKACH AVK .ONF.

'ARK BELOW R. R.

■’“'fSS'S'Sil M^IS. C. A A1KROK

w v

YOMING.

BOUTH LAFAYKTTe'bTKEKT.

TAMES J. DOAK, W CARPEATEK AKD BUILDEK

A. R. GORDO N, caI-k may. n. j. General Expressman.

yon opens a m-w game onto him. It Is just

beautiful, as a mere example to men. to t see the confidence with which that Jack j tumultuu j. Krta a stack of chlin an' acta in agin it. | “B«io.-a di

_ .. V Ue Pceu Baile House

Dawayalsmt suiue cattle or aoine’.hins, | *”I don't want ti

waged nMsln. n'Ttlay

wlieuJaeki

’’ ’Uoksa.' he saya, ’JrAt step In ty hand a minute, while I guea

djuiirn. t Item frivolitica in the danre halL

camp waasimhul

ight.'

I of us D boldin' down paatofllee. a waitin’ I

i' Jack proepeds to the

J the a

Hen

. that old

•round t Monte a Dual, a-*

drunkard Monte a-gnacCiti' of hi the six hooew on the canter, au’ the whole baaluc™ puttin’ on more dug than a Mexican oflicir of revenoo. When the stage dror* up, Old Monte throws off the mail bag., fuel gels down an'oiwiu the door. •■'Well. I'm a coyoteP aayx M> boapillsgtiated, ’whererer la the fen. ■•Then aw all peers Into the ah Ihar’A Jest a hnhy. wlUi maybe months' start down this vale of to

dong.

it this

t llooih, j.-.t a lira in an' geb n’ im’.hin’ an’

>n Jnek.

r UBthln’ along, ya I la-gm., THoVby ain’t r taken U uut In

’• ’He knoWA me. for At hundred dollai aaj-a Jack, mighty eodatic. T'm an Aimcbe If he ain't allpwljt’lie knows m>v Whrr

ever did yon get Bmfr MonteF

’’ ’Giro me a drink.' laya’JlOflttrTrackiu' along into the Early Bird; ’thUyerc makes me sick.' After lie gets almut fotjr fingers of enruatton mider hia belt be turns In an’ explains as how the mother atari, along In , the Stage all right euuf from Tucson. TlkF last time he sees her, he say*, is at the last station hack some tiveirtR miles in the bills, at dinner, an'he a'poaesaU the time she's inside along of her progeny until jest

T don't reckon.' says Old Mont'

ouk-

JOHN AKINS

JOHN AhiAp.i:

Union Transfer Co. BAGGAGE EXPRESS —AND — Seoe al.'.Railroad.'.Ticket:. Agects. Cor. M Ashlngton And Jarksoa SU.

kafjwws eslled fur sad ehecked Ins

jjoofogieaf Qarbcn Fairmount Park, PHILADELPHIA. fomthe siuaaM isBi. InerrascAa trytkaa Injme larg- copretke. —WIN Brasil, BirTs‘ssd Rrpdlt*.—UtenstUv iMlrBeUre.— AdmlMlori, 3B ct».: Childmn, 10. »■»- - otEn eykky day.

IKKTEIa ril ilaFOXTJ:. sell svenuc, Cs|ki Msjr, N. J. Open mil the yesr. Gss, commndstlons first clsst II. W. SAWYER, Proprlcl ir

Hotel:; Oriole

L. PHIL. KOENIG,

All Booms Fare (X’can. Cafe Sttiiclicd.

L^IDIES.

«c jAmcs v ooiote

The James Y. Borden all-hair bang. No

rAT. JutxKg*?o net, wire, or lace u;cd in its construction. Damp or salt air we guarantee will not effect tlie curl. Can be dressed by any lady in any style. Recommended by Dr. Juiy Homer Smith and others, at the international Homcccpathic Convention at Atlantic Gty, 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.

SHQWELL 2u ■ FRYER, Limited. ' IXPODTlMi GROCERS AXD WISE DEALERS, Juniper and Market Streets- Philadelphia. Our Salesman, Mr. G. Scott, calls in Cape May City and at Cape May Point tor orders every TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY of each week. Orders carefully packed and shipped and freight prepaid. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. , A Trittl Order NolicUtHl.

' 'Don't oildle your whDky frettlu'abuul ny,'uya Hootfa, novitlu' of the bile wc All crowd, in fur :

lo Iw in It a It

" '1 wl^i Rur _ . . . ay. Cherokee HalhtoTij canoe I .Imre dorm. thD a grave mva.lon. Yore we find, minu-lren powa'.fc.l of an on.•xpreted infant of tender yean, nn’ the limiioii nacheral uunf now i.. whotever’ll

re du witli it ■’

" 'Let', maverick It.' my. luu II .gg«. rho U a mighty good nort of a man, but

outhlnkfuL

. Cherokee; "ii. mother'll come boppiu' along tomorry a-yelliu'. yon reel ""’•yere I. ulied all euy euuf. TbU old Monte ha. je.t done drove off nu' left her planted aomc'ra tip the trail an'.he'll come along .bore In tlim .' ■"UeanUme.' uye B.»tb. the Infant', got to be took care of. to which dooty 1 volunteer.. Ttanr'e a tenderfoot a^leepin' In the room hock of tl.e Red Ught, an he'e that 'frminale an' effect he'a got a .urennf bed an' w>me goareha'r pillari, which the inme I do yereby rtmllreate to public u«e to take care of this ycarliu'. U lb•entiment pleuin')' '"Jack', relieme 1. right.' say. Hogg*, •ail' for that matter ho', allere right. Iwt tbe.horthorn go deep under a meM|Uite hu.li; il'll do him good a whole lot, lor reeb U life in the far wet.' '"I'm some dobrrMMne of tbfa pli Cherokee. Vimall infant, la mighty my»freou. jieople, an' thar ain't no livin’ man wn. ever onto theD game an' able to fore rec their neol. yet. Do you allow you can take care at thla young one, Jock! He yon

equal to Itf

" 'Take care of a amall baby like thia,' aaya Jack. |deutr acoruful, 'a» ain't weighin' twenty pound, arrrdnpoi.f Well. It'll be aome funny now if I can't! I could take care of him if he’a four ttmea aa big. All P o.ka I. for yon all to aland by in play, an'you can g

d lim

yrre you _ _ nock of the He.1 Light, gt-i. tliet en11 the .'■uud. of three yere revrla. it «>k like he'.evrrgoln' to.lerpnouc. .11 all will jrel call on the la.t wait* d h. r up for tonight, it'll be regard- ><- kid's mother'll shore he here in min', w liich «III alter the play all an' matters can then gn back to

dd.' say. Jim llaaiiluin, who ‘ l 1 "!!- 'You can gamble thi.

dance boure ain't toyin' down none on a plain dooty. an' tonight', shindig clow, right yere. AU promenade to The bar. We'll takea drink cm the hou.o an' unit

an' call it a day.’

"So then Jack come* back mighty grave with his cares, an* relieves Hogg., who'.'■‘■Watch, straddle of a chair, a-eyriu' of

is goat’s milk and aeyrin' of Udggo. infant. Jack.’ uys

thelufi ba r p Booth

“4;.;

who. a

plllrr, along o

I.m\ aaya Jack, 'but it s. likr be don't aim to turn It nour. Maybe goat's milk i» Alln’ for him. an’ keeps him a

mis mighty

vegetarian, like The former hui

they rat fle.li. Thi,

lie fraternity of the Occident .. .. ■ an strictly

order, named.

ajudodaud lu so far os

mrel by the Madrr lu their lodge Will a pereon into I he unctum aaum>ruiu of an Indian temple A Jaider ,M«. •on of Europe actnaliy |wred himrelf into tl.e ucted port of an adeptum of one of I may .hock Hie nerve, of some who Utterly oppore rec ret rerietire In my dale ment that Jreu. was a Free Ma^n- not in name but In principle. .Nominally be was an loaenenn, which iwntberiiond in principle and practice wan Mweruic. With too

.i . |., H | nl| |1h .

' * *■ Peter's

without doubt b

clean hi

were*flreh Kmenean.. anch purity of hu.lv i body every mor pledged to have

'Nothing

n*-red hi. mouth.'' ia the ack no* lodgment that he All the apostate Jews History my. that tire Mowing llve.1 In great roul. I rallied the whole K at sunrise and were ' earth rulers save their

«. who held all things frail loveG.y neighbor unto thy frllow man

It Ur him the i* that Jreu. e letter and !■«.—Dr. Tan-

■very radical midakre

■tely full; hu they were

' t-rinl. w hi. h they n top of tire box ire t ire edge. In

deii't aim to dlatnrb von all.’ hr •hut. boys, if you'll jo»t ciore ‘ yere an' .bet up the store I'll take a pereonal favor. He can hear the

urn in. A half hour

hrroker UsllT* *° Igin tonkin' a try,' say. Jack,

wiplu

a 1i|ia after h

all gor. au'give, him "The an' “Sandy Land" for ate.' sayOkrgga. rail.. Cherokee lays dot the Infant an’ Houtli on t

ne that child a-squin' . ssaaowL. 'fhe'iSt J > Hoggs' voice In 'The D}l

UcnL'

ive'U o

u the

absolute shore,' say. the podmaster. 'brin some out of practice with infant. myre'f, bat Jrdgin' by his lookin' amoutb an’ silky I offers fifty dollars even be ain't wraned none yet. an' wc leaves It to the mother when she come..' “ 'I won't bat none on his bein' weaned complete,' says Booth, 'but I'll hang up fifty dollars even he drinks oaten a Louis aa succrutul as Old Monte.' “TH Jed go yon once.' aaya the postmaster. ‘if I lose. It's fifty dollars even lie grows contemptuous at a bottle an' dis-

dains it.'

•'Well, we all talks It over an'decides Booth is (onaraethe infant, an'at once proceeds to make a prooaslon for the tenderfoot's bed, which be resigns witbont a struggle. Cherokee Hell an' Hoggs then goes over to the corral an’ lays for a goat which was a mother, to milk It a w hole lot. The goat was mighty reluctant an' refooses to enter Into the spirit of the thing, but they makes their poinU right along, an' after a frightful time, which now an' then demands the assistance of a large pert of the camp, comas back with more'n “ 'That's all rigbt.' aaya Booth. 'Now go out nu’ tell the barkerp to giva yon a pint bottle. Wa'il have thia yere game a-srinniu' in two mlnntea.' "So Booth gets bis boUle an' fills her np with goat's milk an' makes a stopper young one tod tor it through. About this time the infant rets up a yell an' ain't peaceful agin until Booth gives him his hix shooter to play with. “ 'Which shows nry confidence In him.' i vs Booth. 'There's only a few people left I care to persa my Ron to.' 'Well. Booth gets along with him Unit rate, a deedin' of him the goat’s milk, which be goes for with avidity, tharby nettin'Booth fifty dollars from postmaster. He baa Boggs build a fire ao he can keep ■' ‘ milk warm, an' la that carnal he don't n go for no sapper; jest has it brought

yell outside. U the infant, w ho on' yere it U 4 o the mother has

ill, son. » e was willin' nu' An' for that matter, splita the kld.”-a IL Lewis

su-miurd leave, ends. The soft,

moved and the stem stretched or five feel, it is so elastic. ' dry in the sun. and y ou hart

needle already threaded. The natives of the country i

but the mescal thread needle. It, to sew their garments.

make as line a thread as needed. If yi dreireafine thread pail the Mem and will grow smaller in the same way tin rubber will. The thread is as strung i

in eyeless they can

from the plant that will he almost strong n. a steel wire cable. Tbe big sic of tl.e Irevre can be used, and there i about fifty loavca to each head that can .„ utilised. The United States and Mcxictf

rwl they had U-arnel somethini exfirrienoe. thi. nest Liner.

g the p If the a

every way

wd

interesting to watch aditioa of having unbuild with, and under

under tlie

lu their

Again. It

them under suitablr mat. thesr eondlti by doing thi

cuni.tau.-nv To one pair of bird, which bud Tired three season. I garra nesting L.t ko small that the hen euuld not |«nu.iUly sit in it; however, this only called forth .pedal effort and thought, ami after filling the box they gradually ext,-mini the .hie. ..f Cbe edge of tin- box. nnlii Tbe rireumfrr

. L-gnn building ot till all tbe maicr e worst of tlie ., c hen was down ft

tbe cork it of her

• three days of this unhappy » : led life I removed one box an ^ some fresh ujoao, after wide fee in |»-rfcct love and rono.r. each other. —Cham her.' Journal.

1'aul and Wyatt tanght the world bow > .pin a hundred or more thread, at one operation; but year* eln|wl after these ' f Inventions before they came Info genius:. 1'aul worked bis own machines many years; but when be died they broket, tip and sold, and the world timed to spin on a foot w-breL The tardy rraihutiun of tlie value of these lutunsuoaduc primarily to theoppodof the hand operatives to tbe 1 a Ins duction of anything In Ibc nature of luijvtd machinery. The guild, were strong, d determined lu their refusal to operate or tolerate new device, for dispensing with ' Dour John Kav, after Inventing hla fly .buttle, was compelled to close his mill at Uvds by tlie riotous hostility of the hand la-aruing that he was also en gaged in devising niachinery for spinning, - mob broke info bis house, destruynl kilioi the Inventor Wtp^If'bad'^K friend! smugglwl him away in a wool sheet. We

the blind l.niial

these ignorant wurklngmrn. Thry

iouke.1

u the ii

t take the bread f

found.—Xi

monopoly In this top

■ be globe Is ■ i ork Tclegrs

t Is announced aa a new discovery mkeys bare a lauguagr of their i

ml sounds to each of which an idea is

That is nothing new. Every

observant

bird talks, and I other animal, ai

I it d

uoagi^al tli au^Twarlj

. hat each means by iu

whst they say for for "here is some r “run. there is dan

' «ur"I'm hungry." "Cluck cluck!” . tbe mulber ben. and every chickling will run foil till to get the bug or crumb which she says she has. Then "chir-r-r." and the chicks will scoot under the busLcv Hunters usad local! tbs mouse and the *r and lbs woU. Tbe stag moose re quired two kinds of Imitation—first, tin call of bis mate, which would bring him toward the hunter, but not near cuougli for a shot, and then tbe challenge of hi, rival, which would bring him with s plunging charge. To say that Simian, talk Is nothing new. Everything talks (hat bar lungs and a larynx.—Chicago In

But what shall we any of thr mumifacirerw who stole the patent, of Kay. witliut recognition of the service his genius sd done the in! And wliat shall we say of the government which permitted this man, in hi. old ag*. w itbout recumpensc for inventions which added untold millions to the wealth of his country, to seek refuge from persecution In France, there to dir in abject penury)—S. S. D. North In I'upular

juthly.

You would hardly be able to guess where some of the cows are kept that funiLb the milk of the city of Lima, IVrn—not all of them, but a few. Nowhere else than on the lo|w of suburban bouses! Aa tbe roofs are perfectly flat the common people utllbe them for all manner or purposes—notably for henneries, pigsties, dug kennels.

days on the roof of her _ . w ideners. hat ing been taken np when a calf and brought down at the end of her life aa fresh beef. In the meantime she is fed on alfalfa, tropical clover and tbe slope from if dwrlllngs, and In the thickly populated portions of the town your neighbors' cocks waken you al daylight with reminders of St Peter.—Fanny

amy (sobbing) — Does b-b-bart yon to '

ly ('Dying b re.