CAPE MAY DAILY STAR' ©In'Gtiests PUBLJSOED EVERT MORNING, j And Otne, ^

J.piu»i. mi u9rra7orlcLr > ‘t.ya icertr I>ick«d. of Baltimore,

AKTranl^o utzm contribute Urpelj to the pleuare of the (•□• inch,naMB Mi’’ I gneeU at the Wlndaor. Trani0.i.ti3^'iU‘iiwuu"ui'ceiiuaUoe. The Prenident )eatrrd*T , W. moe. of Michigan

; Editor* A Publlaher*.

Til rieWiv. August e, iw.

TuunL who inainuate lliat Ca|M- May •itoopa to anything but straight ball ani vidently prejudiced afainkt the to au extremely unreasonable extent. Cape May playa a game which is hard to treat, and neither desires or needs t play anything but an honest, ope frame. Why should they? Wher would be the gain ? Riverton's kirk vra* about the first which has occurred Ju re this season, and was entirely un-

called for.

Them: are Start innumerable in the newspaper universe, but there are brighter and none whose rays are darted more persistently into the dark place* than the Star published at Luntsvillc, JC’iitucky, by Thomas H. Stark. Hark has Irecn a visitor at Cape May aeveral weeks and etijoyed his sojoui greatly, a* have also, som* of the lie friends he made. Including the field and staff of this bright particular Stak, and baa very nicely written up the reso

a recent Issue of his paper.

The John Bardsleys existing to-day

a wholesome subject for all

consider, and while mm and women are here on rest pleasure, bent, may it not lie true that it is a good time to reflect— that is, during the restful momenta, and jamder on the gross wickedness id Jiardsleyism, its disgrace, Its fiunlsbmenu AU manner of evils and shame follow in the wake of dishonesty. We do believe some good will result from the exposure and the severely-felt dire Tesults of the wicked, scheming, fraudulmt, thieving course of the Bardsb-y gang. Other men will certainly call a lull upon them wives who are treading in the same blind passages, and look ■bout them and ask themselves—“Why am 1 pursuing this disgraceful cot ‘Where am 1 getting to? Wliat sh profit me in the end?" Let men c where, Cape May Included, stop and

Tug city insurance matter, to which we briefly referred yesterday, is exciting considerable Intareat, and if C

not to take tlepe to asve the city the tlOB of exoeeslve charges for premiums, It will be a d efianoe, on their part, of

atroug public aentiment.

Hut we cannot believe that all the cruncllmen who voted against the reso. Jutlou did so understandingly, for w< have always believed that a very safe majority of them were Intent on doing their full duty oonacientlously toward the city. If they persist In their refusal to reconsider this Insurance matter, our faith In them will be seriously shaken. The story, as gleaned from the dlsenaslon In Connell, is like this: About two mouths ago the chairman of the appropriate Committee placed the insurance with Edmunds A flutes with, out consulting all his associates and without giving any other agent the op-j-ortunlty to name s price or to make estimate. The rate charged was 4 per cent., and the amount of money paid was MTS. After Uie matter bad been arranged Inveetigstion on the part of Trealdent of Council F. Sidney Townuend discioeed the fact that a policy had been placed on the same property by F. L. Richardson but two years before for 8 per cent. This aroused Mr. Townsend, and ho requested an estimate from W. Beott Hand, agent for the Insurance Company of North America and the American Fire Insurance Company, both of Philadelphia, old and as staunch as any companies in the world. These companies submitted 8j per cent. If this rate bad been given at first, the tote! saving to the city would have been MTS. If the present policies were cancelled now and the Insurance effected at this rate a saving of MOS would be made, after allowing for the charge at short term rates for the time the policies have been running. All of this Information was embodied in a resolution presented to Council by President Townsend, the object of which was to effect this saving, bnt It was voted down, 7 to S. The only reason we can discover for this vote is that the Impression salats with the eeven councilman that the policies cannot be cancelled and that the return of the money to the e'ty cannot be secured. We desire to luionn these gentlemen that every fire Insurance policy contains a stipulation permitting the cancellation of the policy at any time, and at the option of bolder or company, and providing for the return of a certain percentage of the premium. An insurance company has no choice but to cancel and return the proper money when requested to do so, and, on the other hand, a policy holder cannot prevent a policy being cancelled at any time the company may see fit. The case la a perfect'y plain one, and the action of Council simply retails In throwing sway 1108, sbeolntely wasting It. We will venture to say that If this were a matter concerning any Individual In Counoil instead of the city that be would hustle around and have It adjusted before dinner this morning. The city is entitled to as good service as the Individual at the hands of Its chosen guardians. This is no partisan matter, but plain, straight-forward

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RiF-. Amberstburg, Ontario. Civil Service < ommtetlone!

stopping at the Wyoming, called upon

the President yesterday.

Wm. A. fleitx, a prominent busil man of Easton, with hta wife and

daughter is at the Windsor.

Mrs. Dr. Henry A. King, of New York, a popular society womaa, is makiug many friends at tlis Congress. Miss Nellie Lawson, is spretty blonde, of West Philadelphia, whose father has a cottage on the Mount Vernon tract. Mrs. Yaneh, a beautiful blonde, of New York, is attracting much adi tlon among the guests of the Congress. Miss Helen Stanton, daughter of the late M. Hall Stanton, will next week become the guest of the Mlaaee Galls-

gher.

Charming Mlaa Daisy Da< Franklin street, was seen gracefully gliding in the mazes of the dance last Rev. D. E. Lyman, noted yesterday this column at Marine Villa, Is Bishop of Baltimore, but Is a prominent R. C. priest at Govauatown, Md. Col. A. Loudon Snowden, Minlstei Greece, stopping at the Stockton, the President yesterday, and by request will dine with the President to-day. Mrs. John Woods, Jr., of Pennsylvania, one of the most beeutiful sod charming ltdies at the chore, la a gneet at the Windsor and makes friends. Owen A. Conner, of the Pitteburg office of tbeJkMoclated Press, is among the guests of Congress Hall who are passing a few days of rest by the sea's tireless waves. Two ebafaing ladies at the Sea free* in are Mias It. Hersber, o( Cincinnati, and Miss J. Wolf, of Philadelphia. Both bright and vivaelona, and accomplished musicians. Rev. E. P. Shields, D. D., of Bristol, a., a former pastor of the Cape May Presbyterian Church, la among friends the Cape and la spending two weeks at the Willismaon House. Dr. T. B. Butcher, with pretty Miss May Thompson, of Chicago, was i joying the sweet strains ol Congo muslo last evening as It was wafted from the open windows. One of the prettiest girls at the Lai. ayetto hop last evening was Mias Mai garet Gebbte, of Philadelphia. She has very sweet face and purest eomplexion. She la also a very graceful dancer. She is the guest of the daughters of Mr. Chris. Gsllagher. George Herbert Taylor, one of Cam. den'i brightest law vers, who has won fame in the great Lingo murder trial, as of the counsellors for the defence, as well as in aeveral other great trials, has eqjoyed a few days recreation here. He is a great admirer of Capa May. Charles O'Neil, Jr., son of Charles O'Neil, the Philadelphia contractor, rived this morning at the Lafayette for an indefinite stay. Mr. O'Neil, Jr., la a very entertaining yonng a member of the Arbutus Social Club of Philadelphia. M. W. Beveridge, a large china ware merchant of Washington, whose beautiful home on South Sixteenth street Is opposite the Hotel Richmond, It with hie wife and two lovely daughters at Congraas Hall for the raer. Mrs. R. II. Montgomery and Mr*. W.Herbert Smith are with the

Mrs. W. H. Beard, who last labored to industriously at the S< Home, la preparing for a trip to be made next week to Saratoga and the White Mountains. Mr. Beard will accompany her. Mrs. Luther Gerhard, who assisted her, will go to Dulnth, Mian., and the great lakes on a visit to her slater, Mrs. John Uieriat. II. P. Chandler, bead of the firm ol Chandler, Quarles A Co, importers of china and glassware, Baltimore, It at Congreea Hall with bis family for a stay of aeveral weeks. Mr. Chandler baa been coming to Cape May since 1657, having missed but three seasons In time, and has always made the Congress his headquarters. One of the most esteemed families moeg our regular otfagera is that of Mr. Chria Gallagher. Mr. Gallagher himself Is a staunch friend of Cape May, and nerer swerves In hi* loyalty. Hit splendid home on Jackson street Is one of the fineat here. Three very Interesting daughters, Mias Nellie, Margie, and Anna, grace the home and ar e much admired by all who know them. Christian Endeavor. The Y. P. 8. C. E-, of the Presby. terian Church, will hold a fruit festival at Hand’s Hall comer Washington and Ocean streets, this Thursday evening, Aug. 6. Let everyone attend. Pio-

A Yachting Party.

more jolly set of ladies and gentii never boarded the staunch little yacht, “Congreaa,” than the Jolly Sociable, composed of the following guests of Crescent Villa : Mrs. James J. Lacy, Mlaa Irene Hubbard, Miss Bertie Dalgvr, Mlaa Mollte Joyce, Miss Mamie Wherrett, Mias Leah Lacy, Miss Katie Lacy, CoL J. J. Lacy, State Senator John Duerding, all of Baltimore; Miss A. Brockman, Mrs. K. Howell, Miss is Spelke, the- well-known singer. Miss Jennie Brockman and Adam :e- The Sociable assembled at 8 . and proceeded to Sc helling er's 1aiding where the yacht, “Congreas,’’ was in waiting. After a delightful sail through the sounds the anchor was cast and the members at once proceeded to > one another in catching crabs. Mis* Lea Lacy was awarded the’Wior having caught twenty-four.

Prcgreasire F.nrhrr. Another pleasant euchre party was given in the Elberon parlor* last < ing by Miss Lillian Riggs, of Philadelphia. Those participating were: TTrTTbJrSir*. Harrison, Mr. and Mr*. Daniel Riggs, Mr. and Mr*. Stuart H. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs W. J. Brolssy. -Mrs. Etta Lawrence, Mr*. Lutz, Mr-. Dsrld A. Woelpper, Mrv Clem ms Johnson, Misses L. Brooks, E. Lutz, Harrison. S. Green. F. Benezet. L. Benexet. E. Ltwrence, B. E. Jacobs Schlff, L. Riggs, and Messrs. Church, Learning and Ball. The first prise wae secured by Mr. and Mrs. Thnm|won, and the booby prises by Mist E. Lutz, snd Miss E. Benezet. Selectionsof vocal music were rendered by Mies Lutz, Mias Sobiff and Mr. Ball. A ■nkale. A musicale was given lest evening i t the Aidiue. in which the following persona participated: Piano duet, Mias Blanca Kleiecbmau and Mr. S. Dee. aauer; sketch dances. Cart Bohm; solo. Thro. N. Casey, ''Marguerite,'' C. A. Whito;piano solo, Mias Bisnea Flelecbman; “Paa de Fleurs," by Delibes; solo. Mias Mary Ferris, "Spanish Muleteer" and "I Think of Thee," -by Abt; "Twilight," by a quartette of young ladies; piano dnet. Miss Bianca Fleiachraan, and Mr*. 8. D-wsauer; "Grande Valae de Concert, by Edward Holst: eolo, Mr*. W. Hsy, “Betsy Waring, comic, by Howard Paul. The entirtainment concluded with a pleasant

A Fishing Party. A party of gueete of the Marine Villa eejoyed a fishing excursion in the Hsttie W. Mills yesterdsy. They weut to the banks and remained all the afternoon, catch fug about 850 pounds of bine fish snd srs bass. The party wss arranged by Mrs. J. G. Wilson, and was composed of Misses Zee, Ethel, Maud, and Beatrice Firmtn. Mis* Blsnche Hunter, Miss Gertrude Wilson, and Messrs. John and William Fi and Joseph Wilson. The party started Immediately after breakfast, and as there was no wind It took six hours go out, though only forty minutes to return. Several weft slightly ill, but the party, however, was quite a

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Is the latest German novelty for the toilet and bath. It gives to the water a delightful odor and imparts to Uie epidermis a most exliilanlie|f 'FHect. One block dissolved in water mal pint ol exquiaite toilet cologne, sale only at Kennedy's U. B. P.

A Blg*8hark.

Dr. W. Vsnaman, of No. 8. 8. Lafayette street, is the champion shark catcher. Having beached one, eight feet one Inch in length. He was twenty minutes working him to the shore, sod dispatched him with hit rifle.

Rest Cape May.

Benjamin Savage, a carpenter, and well known resident here, caused his chisel to slip while working on SatnT dsylsst and cut a deep gash lu wrist, severing the artery. Dr. Phillips dressed the wound, and it is rapidly healing, though still enforcing

holiday on Mr. Savage.

Our laige invoice of sponge* afford the customer a great choice. Ken-

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Udayette Hotel Hop. It was oertelolj a very enjoyable hop that was given at the beeutiful Hotel Lafayette last evening. The large dinlog room was cleared sod a very Urge Dumber ol very excellent people par. tlclpated, including a score or more happy children. Mr. J. R. Palmer was master of ceremonies, and conducted the affair In hU usual pleasant manner During an intermission of dancing Mr. Harry Dnnbar sang "I Dream of Thee," and lor encore, "Old Madrid." Those noted present were; W C McDonnell and wile. Chris GsUagber. Misses Mamie. MoIMe sod Bessie <ia!la*lieT. Mr and Mr J tUillUU. Misses Annie and Same Miller. Mias Fred* Slmmerman. Mr I Bleln. Ibe Misses Adams. Miss Marzarel hie. Mr and Mrs T B Vanaman. Judge B and wile. Judge Ferguson. Nicholas GrUBii and wUe. Mr and Mrs J J McConnell, Tbos F Kelly and wile, Mr and Mrs Love, rani Vansman. Mrs Fayette K Flomb. Charles O'Neln and wile. Miss Mamie crNeill, M sses 1

Mary Coryell, Mr. Gw G Mercer. Mr and Mrs Jos F Thompson. Mr and Mrs A Bterley Wler, Chas U Boyd, Mr and Mrs Melvin S Urimtb. ol Baltimore, Mr and Mrs O H Dorsey, ol ol Wheeling. W Ya. Mr and Mrs Jno M Gall* gbor.ol Baltimore, Mr and Mrs Wm Boothe. Mr* Dr CatheU. Miss Grace Barron. Brooklyn, Miss Barrett, Miss Bregy, Mrs Eincr. ot Washington. Miss Mayer, ol Dayton. Miss Emanuel Paul and wile. Mis SeU). , Mrs Harry Scbock and daughter, Mias Carrie Bruts, Miss Ella Hancock. Mr and Mm W J GiUlngham, Mr and Mr* J A Gilllni Among tire happy children were : Miss May McConoelUohmle MeConnelLDell Gallagher. Edith Plumb, Bessie GrIBo. Edward. Nicholas and Gerald GrlBa.Bessle Gallagher.UBe Vanamsa, Irene, Joe and Howard Kelley. Sew York Stock Report. Wednesday, Aug. 8,1891. Reading Sfii Del. Lack 132 St. Paul 62} Rock lalaod 71} Wabaahpfd 22} Union Pacific _ 38} Mo. Pacific 64} Louisville A Nash 66} New England 34} AtehUoo 82} Northern Pacific pfd GOJ Whiakey 45} Sugar 74} North Weat 104} Burlington and Quincy 83

North Americao.. Pacific Hall on Union.... Jerney Central.....

Starlight.

The Cape Hay Hmw-rvea and a nine from the bath isoui played a great game of hi

The bop at the Wlndaor on Monday teUe l>» rk , rMulUng in favor ol the Keeveniog waa a very suceeeaful affair, i serves by score of 9 to 3. Second bwand added greatly to the enjoyment of m *n Cummins, hit the creek j.Ueher a* S-** 1 ' : Itodney Hand lor s homer

"Belle of NeUou” fine old Kentucky hiakey at Ratty'a. Washington and - «*_ ' •

of the

■o the Stockton Bath* fi

Jackson streets

The progressive euchre party given : the Windsor Wednesday evening by Ire. Frank Keen. Mrs. John Wood. Jr. and Miss Perot, wae e very enjoyable

ffalr.

The most popular pUee in town Is Uie Columbia avenue drug store. Pc -pie can always be lound there sipping Uie delicious soda. * Trunks, umbrellas, ete., at H- I. Smith's, 47 Washington street. j Try a Cherry Bounce at the Palace Pharmacy. According to a Boston newspaper. Mrs. Grover Cleveland doe* not indulge in surf baths. She make* John, the general utility man about Ihe Tudor villa, bring the salt water up to the cottage in bucket ful. so thst she her daily dip In retirement' and out of the vp*w of the photographic i

fiend*.

Huyler'a celebrated confections can undertaking, and be had only at Marey A Mecrey'a. • j worthy of prompt payment.

Wiley's Congress Hall bath house The Chester seaside studio. Stockton e the beet equipped on the beach bath*, is s great resort for the young Careful attendance. * {people. This estabHshtnrut la always Communications must be signed by bo ^' ‘■o. “ *»• ■e writer, In order to receive coos id - 1 In reoogcitionoftheunilorm c-urteey, erstlon. j of Prof. A. M. Loemis, ss well as ot hie Yiews of President Harrison's cottage, untiring efforts to contribute to the eoCape May Light Houne and other prom- joym-ut of Cape May visitors, the ladies ' mnt mtbjeqtp for sale at Hems' gallery, j of Congress Hall have united in tender

| ing him a testimonial bop, and prom

Fine lunch served dally during bath-! euade concert to be held in the ball- j ing hours, at the Oriole. Choicest wines i room of L ongreas Hall, Saturday eveu-

aod liquors. Soft shell, deviled snd in.-, August 8th.

steamed crab, a special ty. Ladle*' cale ! Thry pal ice in every glass of soda at

Perry street and Beaih the Palace Pharmacy, opposite Couyres*

water is taken daily, and also where the elite of society bathe. • Properties iu the immediate vicinity of the ciiy property are Un-ured at 2} and 2} per cent, for five years, while the city paid 4 per Cent and seven C Mjncllmeii refuse to entertain s proposition to insure for the city st a less

rate. Reconsider grutiemm.

The beach drive connection with Mount Yernru is completed, and in excellent shape a* is also the drive in front of Mount Vernon. There should be liberal contributions from aU, who so much desired Uiie extension, to pay for

public, but a private

('OXGREttK Iff A la la. cape may city, x. j. Remodeled and Improved.

J. r. CAKE.

I. H. Smith, 47 Washington street, ha* a complete line of clothing,

the late etylea.

It “ aald that a lively time is expected in Cape May county this fall, a* there is a State Senator to be elected. The county is politically close and Governor Abbett la said to east a longing eye Abat direction. Dr. Learning, the present Senator, has made an admirable record, aud be will he a hard man to beat. The advantage is with the Republicans there and the Doctors' would be a safe Domination.—Atlantic Serirtr.

at Jo*. Hand'*, 9 Washington jt. Try a "Champagne mist," at the

Palace Pharmacy

Hail.

We learn with regret that Madame Floerckey, Philadelphia'* renowned mod late, baa been suffering for ae< weeks from the effect ol the removal of a tumor. The operation performed Philadelphip, by Prof. Joseph Hearn, although 'Tucceeaful, left the Madame very weak. The Colonel who la knowi to be very attached to hie wife, will remove her tomorrow to their ootUge on North street. He hopes that by. nursing, she will regain her strength soon at the Cape. Tin type* can be taken and finished In five minutes if necessary by A. P. A H. B. Todd, corner Congress lawn. " It is not too ranch to claim that cycling meets all the conditions of a jierfeot exercise In a degree approached by nothlog else. It U necessarily lu the op air ; and this la of groat importance, I cause a prime object of exercise la secure and lay up a store of oxygen, hxe already been shown, which oan be fully scoompllabed only out-of-door*. It also gives constant change of aud thought, avoiding the monotony of indoor exercise. S. M. Smith, the practical watchmaker of Cape Mav City, formerly Baily. Banka A Biddle, is well k for reliability and good workman Watches and clock* repaired, makes a specialty of manufsotnring fine jewelry, such a* Rings, Stick Pina, Charm*, etc., and ha* a large stock of Cape May diamonds, cute and monnu them at manufacturer*' price*. AH good* warranted as represented. Do not fail to call on him a* be will take great Ideasare In showing you bis goods. No. 8 Washington atreet Cape May. * A man who waa running a mowing machine at North Booth bay last week thought be saw something in the grass just ahead of him. Being a careful tan he went to inveetigate, and it -as lucky be did to, for be found year-old boy fast asleep in the clover. After the hop to-night get a glass of Chocolate Ice Cream Soda at the P ' Pharmacy. • . Iwing’a bath ho ore* are opposite the beat bathing ground, fully equipped, •id are liberally patronized. • A tendency la evinced on the part of ime of the younger ladies ollze the sweater, a garment hitherto confined to football players and men devoted to other athletic sporU. These odd-looking piece* of wearing apparel are worn in place of the old-time jersey, usually accompanied by a blazer jacket—Bar Barter Utter

Globe.

Souvenir Spoons at -lot. Hand's, 9 Washington street. They are worthy of your attention. Come aud sec them. * — B. B. Cole, Veterinary Surgeon, of Millville, will be at Cape May every Tuesday, between 10 a. m. and 3 p. m., having hie office at Loper's Hotel. Tbh effort of Mr. Cole to give attention t< sick and lame horses should meet with appreciation and be conaidered a convenience by owners of stock who frequently know the need of aoeb a professional

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Apolllnaria Lemonade opposite Coulees Hall. A Methodist Bishop, Merrilfbyna pitched into newspaper reporters Bnnday at Ocean Grove and said : “Any man who will alt here and report for secular or religious papers la no better than the man who plows bis field Sunday.' 1 The brethren don’t seem to all look through the same kind of ■pectaclca, for Brother Weber, who did the work of no eVangellat here some time sioce, was especially sol lei tone that be should be " puffed ” on any and all occasions, Sundays Included. Should be be dlacllplnedf—Atiantie Retie*.

Hall.

No game to-day, Norristown team which waa expected, wired yesterday that prior ingagementi- mould detain them. Norristown it expected for Fn- ] day, ttoogb It Is not definitely settled. Gentlemen'* furnishing good* in l great variety at I. H. Smith's, 47 Wash- j Ington street. } W. H. Heins' photograph gallery on ! Beach avenue, between Jackson aud Perry street*. Is fully equipped for the butioea* iu all iU branches. Exoelleut likenesses are bring fioished dally and giving the utmost satisfaction. The patronage of Cape May City and neighboring villages 1* solicited. Come aud examine the sample* of bis eaeelient work, and alt for pnrlraiu. Rev. Sam Small, lectured to a large audieoce in the M. E. Church last evening. and exhibited bis wonderful ability as an orator to the entire satisfaction of all present.

Maulcaring. Flrat-claa* manicuring for ladies and gentlemen, fifty oenu. Superfluous hair eutlrely removed from the face, without injury to the most delicate skin. Paris Toilet and Manicure Parlors, The Devon, So Lafayette atreet. Far Bate. Elegant aqnare piano, all modern Improvements. Call or address, E. C Baughs n, Arlington Hotel, Grant

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