CAPE MAY CAtLY STAR rcBUBHEl) Evert mobkinOi (txckmvUtiii, pcmikD tut Mourn or «vlt *»d aoucit. ADTtanUIIG KITtt: OM Inch.KeMnB-

tUmSrmcr ta'TdouWror UrSPmfumn. jSfKBSJltt. KlU t* m*Jr br thr Pf. A. W. Ham*, ? Editort A EobUtbczK. T. B. Broom, i

TUESDAY. JULY 28. 1891.

K*Uw. All wttrr-renl* not paid by the flr*t <l«y of Aupurt, fire per eenU will Uadded. Water will poaiUrely be turned off If tbt rent l» not paid on or befur sixth day ol Augurt without further notice. J. Arirrox Wh-uamk, jy JfMt Buperintendeut.

Olii' Cliests. And Other Peraonal Mention. A. T. Miller and family, of Tiora,

re bare for the summer.

Misses Fannie, May and Virginia Arthur grace Columbia Hotel circles. President Needles, of the Peon Mutual Insurance Company, is a Windsor

l£D**< Douglass. Bateman and Fallan : TLt Ge0tftl u ^ , t Cariahad. Gerfortn a cbannlnj: trio at the Walter ^ ny while wWb ^ ^ ^ Cottage. U brief trip through Swittcriand and Fred. Wharton will take a trip to | Krsno,. General Sewell

LETTER FROM COL SCO TIL Ucau Sewell from Cerlahed, Oermany, speaks peed for the Administra-

tion of Proldent Harrlaon. Cars Mar, July 98. 1891.

That good soldier and eminent railway official Oeu. Wm. J. ftewell, has been beard from since be mailed a the ocean bine for a few weeks’ i

Philadelphia and Atlantic City, starting

Chan. W. Richardson, brother t Postmaster Richardson, arrired frot J scksonrille, Fla., on Saturday for abort summer stay. Ex-Senator Warner Miller, of New York, and Secretary of the Nary, Tracy, arrired last night and went Immediately orer to the President’s cottage. Senator Miller returns home today and sails for Europe to-morrow. A THAIS on the Reading’s Atlantic City railroad made 48 miles in 43 minut« the other day. The new fi»c o’clock train orer the Wert Jersey to Cape May has done about as well on several occasions making up lost time.

Tukrk is e bridge leading orer Cape Island Creek at the west end of Congress street, just beyond the llrery stables, that needs attention. The planks are decayed and broken, and dangerous to horses. It is>ald one hoiae has already lieen Injured by putting Its foot Into a broken place. , Now, don’t anybody go to catching and eating frogs around Cape May because John Stow, of SlteRon, Conn., has gone to eating lire frogs and finds no distress after his strange meal. Lire bull-frogs, not orerty Urge, are shored down bU throat, bead foremost, and swallowed. What a gullet! and what a stomach 1 The food, be mays Is excel lent, and just as good as lire elams, lire oysters, or eren lire scallops. TuERE it a bad practice In rogue on the beach daring bathing boors of boys throwing missiles about among the people upon the strand. Yesterday a lady waa struck in the fees by a club and painfully hurt. If boys don’t know try better, which It seems they should. It la time an officer were placed down there to take them In band, genres fan and should be broken up

forthwith.

Ellwood 0. Wagenhurat, of Pennsylvania, U probably the beat-known player now connected with an amateur club. While not an amateur^according to the strict letter of the Taw, be U an amateur in spirit and associations. His connection with the Princeton College and New York (N. L.) teams has made him renowned as an able exponent of the great game the country orer. His r.-saful career aa captain of the strong University of Pennsylvania and Cape May nines for the last two years has given him the enrUbU reputation of tx-ing one of the headiest and ablest captains in the amateur baae ball ranks. Wagenharat’a first game of ball of any prominence was when, aa a sophomore, he pUyed first baae for Princeton against tbe University of Pennsylvania In ’88. He had fire put-cuts and two errors, and PennsylranU won the game by tb4 score of 10 to 9, their first victory over the Orange and Black. Tbe next year and alto In *{18 Wagenhurat covered third base for Princeton. He made such an enviable reputation that he signed as short-stop by Jim Mnrtrie for the New Yorks the next Spring when he waa a Uw student in the University of Pennsylvania. At that time John Ward was holding off. He soon signed

and Wagenhurat waa released.

Since then he baa played second baae for the University of Pennaylvanla nine and captained them, hU skilful work and energy making that team what It has been during the last two yea

leader In the college ranks.

Aa a fielder Wagenhurat covers lota of ground, but, on the whole, canm said to be above the average in respect. He la a batter that the best pitchers fear, and a baae runner that few batteries can atop. He la stlU studying Uw and Intends to toon stop playing ball.—Philadelphia iYeas.

WEDNESDAY THE GREAT DAY.

Flay Cape Hay.

Harry Wright’s famous Philadelphiaa, of the Nstkreal League, will arrive on Wednesday (to-morrow), and pUy Cape May, game beginning at 4 o’clock, aa usual. This will be a test game betwosu a great professional team and tha greatest amateur team in this part of the There will be Ike vary greatest crowd in attendance which ever gathered In the Athletic Park, and to acooenmoc Haem new scats are to be pot up. special train wUl leave Philadelphia at 1 o’clock, Wednesday (to saorrew), •■topping at GUaaboro, Woodtwry.VlasUnd, Millville and Court House, arriving here not later than A 90 p. aa., and return, leaving here at 9 p, to., arriving in Philadelphia not later than U.90 p.m. Tbe game U being advertised In Philadelphia and an over South Jersey. President Harrison has signified his a

Senator George H. Barker, of Woodbury, la enjoying the Stockton .hospitable pleasuree. Two pretty Lanadowne daughters. Misses Bertie end Alice Boner, ere at Cape May Point. Mias Bessie B. Bullock Is numbered among our most admired young lady visitors this summer. The Misaee Hart are among the most expert bathers, and are jolly girls In their neat and becoming robes. Doc. Butcher baa his glasses again and now will wait for the ladles recognize him, his chum says. Mr. Sbannsn, pitcher for tbe Cape May’s last year, waa warmly greeted among old friends here yesterday. Robert Dixon, President of the Esston, Maryland, National Bank, la Inbaling tea breezes at the Windsor. L. F. Bmnrthwalte, connected wl the P. R. R. office, Philadelphia, and wife, are stopping at the Colombia. Bute Senator D. Meade Maasle wife, of Cbtlllootbe, Ohio, ealled on nd fin. Harrison on day evening. Mtea II. M. Pick, her slater 1 and Miss M. A. Fitzpatrick, of Philadelphia, registered at the Columbia y« day for the season. O. S. Beldon, M. D., of Philadelphia, brother of Senator Beldon. for many years In the Comptrollers office. In Trenton, N. J., Is at the Colombia. Spencer Janney, President of the Broad Top R. K., Is at tbe Windsor, and Mr. Donaldson, secretary and treasof tbe came road It also a sojourner

there.

J. C. Dobson, who he* been In California and other western states for the past seven years, la visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dobson at the Hotel Colombia. John M. Smith,the well-known builder of tanks, of Philadelphia, and a great lover of Cape Mayi It again looking In the pleasures to be found here. He waa after big fish yesterday. Mrs. Hyman, of Philadelphia, Is stopping at Congress Hall. She U accomplished and attractive, and looks upon the natural besetiea of Cape May with the prettieet of black eyes. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Osborne’s sister, of Washington, D. C., has been spending several days with Mr. Melvin at the Sea Breeze. Mr. Oaborne Is a prominent reataurauteur. Prominent Germantown families now at the Cape are J. R. Wood, Gen’l. Paaar. Agt. P. R. R. and hit family Edwin V. Lantdale and family; Mrs.A. L. Ayres and daughter, and Mrs. Ed-

ward Beale.

Mr. Harry Coffin, of 894 Walnut rest, Philadelphia, a prominent Dem:ratio politician and a first-rate geneman, waa among the many to call upon friend Ed. Thomas, of the See Breeze Hotel, on Sunday. He and Ed. are warm personal friends W. G. Goller, a prominent lawyer of Union town, Pa., la at tha Lafayette for a rest and recuperation. Mr. Goller largely represents Philadelphia capKalIsta, who are interested In tbe coal and mines of bis country. Mr. Goller his Bret trip to Cape May, and Is delighted with tbe city. Mrs. Dr. G. W. Gladden and Mrs. D. W. Ricker, two delightfully entertaining ladles of Pittsburgh, Pa., are among the jolltest of the bright people at Coagrees Hall, and are much sought after by those wanting good company and good times. Both ladles wore handsome frocks at the Congress Hop, Sat-

urday evening.

Mias Sarah Well, of New York, la the guest of Mias Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen, No. 6 Hughes street. This b Mbs Well e first vblt -to Cape May. The surf bath aha proBounces delicious, enjoying It very much. Mbs Weil b very pleasant In manner and personally attractive. She will be joined by her father tomorrow. Among tha most skilled lady performs rs upon tbs banjos to be found at the Cape this season b Mbs Myra Ken nedy, daughter of Mr. F. G. Kennedy, a Philadelphia family In the lovely Mo Dreary's cottage, N. 6 Colombia avenue. It waa real sweet mule shewsa picking from the strings, as we board It yealer-

Stoplight.

the Stockton Bath* ffif jioltto attendance' for fiffit etas* seeommoda-

, . ■ ■ , tlona: whe.-c the temperature of the

i water it taken daily, and also where the

President Harrison came over to th« of aocb . t) .

Sea Breeze on Saturday, and wa* de-:

u,.- U. — r-r ! T iS‘S:

others under the genbl shelter of the' gnae lawn. * house, found ample opportunity to see j ^ put lee „ rrj glu , of ^ , t the Chief Magistrate. R Idle waiting, the Palace I*harmacy, oppositeCongnu Baby McKee and hb nurse enjoyed s 1 Hall. •

tbe merry-go-round.

All ayrnpa made from fresh fruits

Fred Arnold's Mcrubanrs Exchange, | and frail juices with refined sugsr and

Washington and Jackson street*, b ou> i —--

of tbs popular planes of resort fur those who desire to enjoy seaside delicacies

delighted with the bracing and Hlrengthenlng effect o(tbe Saline Spring* Carlsbad. The General keep* well Informed on matters, political as Presidential battle shapes Itaelf. ■self aa'rather fa< able to low license In Camden, a subject the ssl keepers and all others in Csmden. In Gen. Sewell’s latter, written July 10th Instant aays. speaking of tbe President. ‘I sat In tbe Scute near Benjamin Harriaon for several yean, and I waa deeply Impressed with the modest but able mind that planned,and hb eneigy that formulated tha plan for the ad minion of the four great Northwestern territories, and It b doe to him that there are forty-four stars to-day oo our national flag. And few people know that be was the earliest In tbe field with tbe now wonderfully popular doctrine of Reciprocity, which will have much to do with wincing the great fight of

1892.

WHAT OKU. KEWEI.1. THIS** OV THE ADjcrsimiATion ATWAanrsonis. In tbe General's deeply icteresflog

letter, be says:

“Tbe policy and conductor this administration have eocountered a bitter, ness and ucacrupulouinea* of attack that have had no parallel slnoe the Jackson I an war upon tbe administration of John Quincy Adams. The oath, taken in defeat by tbe infatuated personal party, that the then adminlatratlon should be overthrown, “ though It wa* a* pure a* the angel* of heaven*.'' seems, after sixty year* of dusty slum- , to be ealled Into service again and _ be administered to the faithful, iu the expectation that It will accomplish, in tbe sreu of present political discussion of great issues, what It did then In persousl warfare waged between tbe adherents of two men of tbe same political faith before parties bsd separated any distinct and ever-diverging lines of policy and principle. Tbe political philosopher b not disturbed with those whose policy and measures were ooodemneu by tbe verdict which decreed

skilful

liquors dis|>euaed at tin ■unoed by connoisseur* to be of remarkable quality and parity. * A grand supper, gotten up In Phil. Koenig’s superb style, wa* served last evening to a number of ladle* and gentlemen at the popular Oriole Cafe, Perry stm-t and Beach avenne. Yellow molasses cream uas’. Jr., 81 Washington atreet. Halpio A Bro., agents for the famoi P. E. Sharpie- Butter. Tbb butter sweet, rich, and pure beyond com parison. and sold at price* that defy

No artificial oumbinaju* at Kennedy's U. 8. P.

Wiley'sCongre— Baths are splendidly equipped for tmainee*. with excellent bathing robes, polite attention, and convenient rooms. Psvtllon on tbe bench for accommodation of hb bathers. •

t

commendation Instead of condemnation from those whose motive* and avowed purposes bad been rebuked by the change would have implied hypocrisy on tbe part of those who prevailed. The bane was clearly and aharply defined. It has been calmly and ably argued before tbe proper tribunal. There had been no presidential campaign for a generation so free from personality ; no one in which the appeal hi the reason, the judgment and tbe couactence of tbe people bed been so direct. Tbe administration that waa —eking endorsement and renewal of power bad come l.i under extravagant promises of Improvement in the public service, and with only faint and uncertain note* of Intended as—ull upon the established industrial policy of the country. These were so bound up iu fair phraseology sod specious generalities — to elude detection by the mess of voters andta ' escape, for the time, the full < the logical consequence* that larked In

their temperate utterance*.

But It had hardly waited to warm the work iu band before It threw off I mask so deftly constructed for — palgn purpose* and made a departure from the precedent* and policy and

Powell's restaurant, Washington 8l, near Jackson, b very neatly and comfortably fitted Up and an excellent meal can be obtained there et moderate Hb win— and liquors are superior. Root Beer in five minutes; cool, delicious and refreshing. Knapp'* Bool Beer Extract make* It. Only place where Cape May db-; mauds, moonstone* and wampum are cut. Established over fifty year*. Joa. Hand’s, 9 Washington atreet. * Oo to Lansing's Cate, and Summer Garden, corner L*layette and and Decatur streets, for private terrapin aupaoft, hard, and deviled crab*, oya■ca 11 oped sod In every other etyb. and IllUe neck clams. Game In season. Win—and liquors. Beer on draught. Families supplied. A family group iu baiting costume ak— a vary Interesting souvenir, particularly wbeu It I* made at tbe Chester studio, Stockton baths After tbe bop to-night get a glam Chocolate I— Crum Soda at tbe Pals—

Pharmacy.

Ewing's bath hous— are oppoette tbe best bathing groand.fnlly equlpped,and

are liberally patronized.

The contest for tbe silver chalice etween Rev. Father Dcgen. Roctoi St. Mary's. Cape May, and Rev. Father Egan, of St. Joseph’*, Sea lale City, I awakened great interest among the p pie of the two parish—, as Uie omit proves to be hot and close. Howcv be hoped that the (icople of Cape

great variety lug ton street.

If you wish fine solid silver souvenir spoooa, go to Smith, No. I Waahine ton i tree t, from 78c np. * Freah Country eggs and Darltngtoa'i Delaware County Butter, in pound and hall-pound prints. Abo In five-pound package*. Very convenient for famine*. Kebr & Church, 15 Washington St_, opposite Bran office. Cherry Pboea, at Kennedy's U. & P., is positively striking. Darlington's Dels ware Creamery and Packed Butter. Very fine and guaranteed satisfactory every instance. Goodsdellvered pror 1y. Kehr A Church, 17 Washington street, opposite Star offioe. French Nougat In large squares a piece. 11. Nuaa, Jr., 51 Wash! rou see the people crowd! II after that most pleasant of all drinks. Champagne Soda. * Superfluous Hair entirely removed from the fa— without injury to tbs most delicate akin. Pari* Toilet and Manicure Parlors at the Devon, South Lafayette street. Jy. 25. 6ta. I. H. Smith, 47 Washington street, as a complete line of clothing. All K late styles. * Apolllnarb Lemonade opposite Coo-,

re— Hall.

y will n

I be wanting in their zeal

CAPE HAT CITY, K. J.

M. F. CAKE,

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THE WINDSOR,

CAPE MAY. Nj J.

Thirteenth Meaaoo—1891. Capacity 900. Location unsurpassed. One block " " Nearest House to the enrf. Strictly first-ela— in all its

WALTEP. W. GREEN, of Philadelphia,

P J

r Depot

_. e 1*. E. Sharpie— Butter the celebrated Delaware county OIU Edge Butter, for which everybody b —king, is for a»le only at Halpio A Bro's Excelilor Market, 38 Washington street. Fin—t table butter in the market. *

at the

Intention of being praaaat, and win

probably be accompanied by i

ben of hb family. Thl* game wfll le

tha grand event of the baae bell

quiet air drew loteraated

itcnlng —re In the neighborhood. Tbe family of Mr. Disney Harvey,

located at No. 8 Stock tot

to Cap* May

ly y—re, sin— tha chili

four daughters and two sous ware I! Two daughters an married. Oo* in-law, Mr. W. A. Wood, ~

that mistake po—ible. Long before tbe presidential campaign It had come to be that escape w— no longer no—IP- —■* **"* *——

clearly defined, m

Democratic party attempted a justification of Its departure from all the hoof administration that bad marked the course of IU predecessor* for twentyfive year* and the Republican party dertook their vindication. These great political organizations, strongly wedded to their respective tbeorl— of government and admlnbtraUon, went to tbe country — parti— ’- a Court of jniU— go to a jury for verdict. It —me cl—r and distinct. The departure was condemned. The reveres1 of government aim* and purpo*— and as pi ratio— w— Itaelf reversed and the new structure went down before the current of popular dl—pproval.” Gen’l. Sewell expect* to go at tbe b—d of the next New Jersey delegation tbe National Republican Convention In May. He will return home the first

reek in September.

JAMES Mati-ack Sooveu

The Coxaei.idated Amatei rs, of Philadelphia, will play Cape May to-day. They were to have pUyed yesterday, but tbe arrangement with the Gorham* prevented. This tesm 1* composed of some of the best amateur player* of Philadelphia, selected for the e*j>ecial purpose °f defeating Cape May. Leiper. the pitcher, belong* to Bristol, and ha* a great reputation. He b left-handed, ami ha* defeated Riverton thl* year. Snyder, the catcher, w— formerly a Reading professional, and b now an a c. 8. N. roan. Darts, centre field, b an Atlantic City player. Shannon, Last season Cape May * star ptnjur and year with A. C. 8. N., will play second. Price, left field, is an A. C. 8. N. Berger, right field, b from A. C. 8. N. Edward*, third base, b a BevI

Simpson, first baae, and

Vail, abort atop, are both A. C. 8. N. They are all first-rate players, and Cap. May will have to play

to win. This game will of the greatest of the season.

) tbe beach

stay of two weeks.

They will bring a aptendid Mr. Jaokaon has been for so sr of tha Am of fimytha. Field

A Co. Mr. Harvey b President of the Tradesman's National Bank, of Philadelphia, In Uw neighborhood of which ha h— resided thirty-eight yasra.

secure the beautiful prize for their' ■orlhy pastor. Rev. Father Dcgi i—t streuuciuly working to pay off the

mortgage on the school property. For thl* purpose a fair has been opened In the school-room at tbe Slater's Convent.

•ordially invited to attend on

Tuesday and Thursday evening* be-

•een 8 and 10 p. m. Your patronage the fair will be an encouragement to

tbb good work, and the mortgage canceled will be a source of great happiness

:id joy to the Rev. Pastor. tf Just think of it! Over 2.000 glase— of

cods sold during the week at the Col-

ombia avenue drug store, and

dull.

Souvenir Spoo— at Jo*. Hand'a, 9 Washington street. .They are worthy of your attention. Com# and a— them.*

Mount Vernon items to-morrow. Marsh mellows are fresh and good. Nun, Jr., 81 Washington street. have never tried Socialite yon want to do so. Can be Columbia avenne drag store Tranks, umbrellas, etc., at H Smith’s, 47 Washington atreet. Blc —y* *he i» a graceful dan—r. Try a Cherry Boon— at the Pi

Pharmacy.

Wiley’s Congress Hall

are the best equipped oi

Careful attendan—.

Huyler’a celebrated confections be had only at Marcy A M—ray’s. After bathing, neat In order is to stop at Kennedy’* U. b. P. and get a tonic of Beef, iron and Wine with team. Simply delicious. * Tbe Oo—n Pier w—sold at Sheriff's —le yesterday, to J. E. Roberta, of Camden, for #200 over tbe #20,000 mort-

gage against It.

■Belle of Nelson’’ fine old Kentucky ehlakey at Ratty’*, W—hington and ' ickaon atreet*. * View* of President Harrison'* cottage. Cepe May Light House and other promincut subject* for aale at Hei—' gallery, Beach avenue. * Have you tried “Whipped Cream'' at L tbe Pats— Pharmacy ? • Those cherry flavor* are simply d» liclous at the Columbia avenue drag Mr. 8. 8. Cole, Veterinary Burgeon, Millville, will be at Cape Mi Tuesday, between 10 a. m. and _ having hU offi— at Loper's Hotel. Tbb effort of Mr. Cole to give alteolioo to sick and lame hors— should meet with appreciation and be considered a i lence by ownrr* of stock who frequently know the need of such e prof*—tonal.

jyDO-lm

S. M. Smith, the practical watch,

maker of Cape Mav City, formerly with Bally. Banks A Biddle, b well known for reliability and good workmanship. Watch— and dock* repaired. He mak— a specially of manufacturing fine jewelry, such — Rings, Brick Pins, Charms, etc., and has a large atock of

Cape May diamond*, eats and

at J—. Hand’a, 9 Try a “Champagne mbt, Pals— Pharmacy, opposite

Hath

Tin type* can be taken and finished In five minutes if neoea—ry by A. P. A H. B. Todd, corner Congre— lawn. • For really fine photographs of group* children, etc., ylett the Cheater Seaside Studio, Stockton baths.

Mrs. Owen Stewart, of Kennedy, and Mbs Myrtle Kilkeny, of New Orleans, have joined the elegant circle at " Hall lor a stay. Col. Stewart** party have been at White Bnlpbor Springs, and bar* also stopped a prirartpalcKJ—. Dr. Gb — Stewart, make thing* joyous around Congreea, and have some Tun oq the tapis In the nature of a little kite flying that will take. Their Ully-ho rid—oflaat year are remembered,

Gored By a BulL Samuel Dawson, one of our most re pected farmers living at Swalntown, waa gored badly In tbe beck by a bull on Sunday night, when attempting to bring It from pasture to stable for tbe night. He waa throsrn down twl— by the bull and during the ecoood time gored. Mr. Dawaou being well along in years could not stand the shock and confined to bis bed, and the serionane— of hb wound* are not yet Cent for Sabi Six Fresh Milch Cowl for —le by the subscriber. Apply to Mits. IIakhaii V*»Gii.nmi._ Petersburg, Cape May Co., N. J.

12, 2w LOST.

A gold bead neokla—. going from 29 Columbia avenue to postofUoe, on Saturday last. Finder will receive reward If left at Stah offi—. LoeT—Yesterday, some where between Congre- Hall and Athletic Park. - small eras—nt pin, with malteae on pendant, surmounted by a sword. T finder will plea— return to Congre— Hall offi— and receive reward. Iawt—On Thursday afternoon last, while driving Inaamall Stockton wagon, an nmhrella, light bone handle, silver band and heart. A liberal reward given by returning to the Cbalfoote Motel. Manic* ring. First-ala— manlourln for ladi— and gentlemen, fifty oeota. Superfluou* ’ air entirely removed from the fa—. - Ithout iqjnry to tbe mort delicate akin. Pari* Toilet and Manicure Parlor*, The Devon, Bo Lafayette street.

AH

• represented. Do

not fall to —II on him — be will take great pleasure in ahowfng you hi* good*. No. t Washington street Cape May. •

Vaahlngton si

The Photographic work made s

b Indued ezoullent, and friend Chester must feel quite proud of the constant flow of praise from customer* r—* aight-s—rs. W. H. Hebs’ photograph gallery Beach avenue, between Jackson i Perry street*, b fully equipped for the bailee— Iu all iu brioche*. Ex—Bent are being finished dally and utmost satisfaction. The

_ yIIlag— b solicited. Come and examine the estop!— of bb cxoellent work, and alt for porlra'I*- ,r

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