CAPE MAY DAILY STAR rUBLISUEI) EVERY HOBKIKG, J«ICIIT|-VKI>1T),

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TUESDAY. AUGUST 1J, t8#l.

That is the question. the wlvrrtisemeuls uutil you »re familisr with the «l»y» sod the hour* for going o*cr. So*I)at trsreling, like much other business »nd work th«t Is done on Sunday, seems to be hard to regulate that nilschlef may be aeoided. It is believed by many good people that Sabbath desecrators, who are desecrator* of choice, who care nothing for the Chris, tian Sabbath at all, are catered to to an extent that la unnecesaary and unwise. It will not do to aay that the public demand excursion trams, for instance, If those excursion trains from giving decent, orderly people an outing who can In no other way secure proper and needful recreation, merely carry people out of town to become drunken and disorderly, are a necessity or a blessing. There are trains that carry excursionists from the cities to certain seaside resorts' on the Sabbath, that for the good of those who patronize them, If for no other reason, should by abandoned. Their running not only does injury in this way, but they impose hardships on trainmen that are very trying to endure. Certain Sunday trains to certain resort* not very far away, seem to do nothing but carry men down to the shore to drink rum, blaspheme and fight, and defy the con* due tors who attempt to preserve order and collect fare* and ticket*. Conductor* have a fearful dread of a work of tliat character, and it Is a pity that such a business should be encouraged. Wives and children must feel disgraced and disheartened at the resnlt of their outing With their drunken lord*. Speaking editorially upon very much the same subject, though referring to another route of travel, the Philadelphia Timet says: ‘‘The way to atop such disgraceful conduct is to stop It, and to stop It in such manner as will assure the public against 1U repetition. No visibly drunken man, white or black, should ever he permitted to enter a passenger car on any railway ; and if admonition to those who get into car* fails to enforce decent behavior, the presence of* few able-bodied policemen with aptness in the use of their clubs, would be eminently useful for an sional trip. A single conductor and hi* one or two assistants are utterly powerless to awe a gang of drunken rowdies, and a few lessons from ununiformed but well-heeled policemen would produce roost wholesome result*." Tut letter published In the Sunday Philadelphia Tima, ami purporting to have been sent Captain Nelllna, of the Riverton team, by some person here, sliould have been published o’ author's signature, instead of a It contains many statements which cannot be substantiated, and which have no basis of fact upon which to rest, and it Is simply cowardly iu iu> writer to permit such assertions published on his authority, without as publicly avowing his responsibility. It 1* surprising that the Timet ahould allow iu column* to lie used in such a manner. We strongly suspect who is the writer, and if we are correct in surmise*, he i* so strongly biassed for Riverton, that his opinion, if he desired to be fair, could scarcely be taken so, though hi* letter effectually dispose* of any Idea which may have existed that he wanted to discuss the matter in a just manner. Aside from the Riverton team, we will venture to say that there is not a team which has ever played here, the member* of which will deny that the accusation* he makes true. He writes, for instance that has been apparent to many that they usually select some one as umpire who, while he may have entertained the very best of intentions, from his close connection with their own club, tirely unfitted to act in such capacity and to give unbiased opinions." As matter of fact It is usually difficult find an umpire, and the beat man present who will act l2 taken. Congressman Rcybum, on one occasiom, employed a professional umpire to come here, and he was comjilaincd of more than any other, though he is now regularly employed to umpire for profc*. sional teams, and is giving satisfaction. McFetridge was granted Riverton In the contest of August 3d, though be was the man, naturally,, most desirous of the team’s success. He also makes the following astounding assertions “ 1 have seen outrageous coaching, mei all over the field when their place wa on the bench; runner* obstructed a the bases, particularly at third, and many tricks employed, all of which were foreign to the game and distasteful to disinterested spectator*." Is there a man who ha* attended the games during the Mason who ever saw Cape May player* guilty of such conduct* On the other hand, ha* not Cape May team borne without several team* just such tricks as are here mentioned ? The sentiment which prevails here is that clearly doubtful, points should be deckled iu favor of the visitors lor courtesy'* sake, and we believe umpire*, almost without exception, have done so. Cape May baa proven to be an exceptionable team and has aroused jealousies which find ex-< pre**lon in such preposterous charges

as those quoted.

Only plane where Cape May Diamonds, moonstones and wampum are cut. Established over fifty year*. Joe. Hand's 8 Washington street. •

©lir Gtiests. And Other Personal Mention. airs. Ur- Gort, of Baltimore, iv»l i*« ' Vest End. 'T Ur. Rex, a prominent Philadelphia physician. U enjoying C*|* May's sea breezes, Mr*. D..E. Irving, of Cheater, is one of the many very estimable ladies at the Devon. Mrs. Mary It. Rizer, of Baltimore, formerly of PhHsdelphia, ia at the West End. Misaea Rebecca and Maggie Wiley of Philadelphia, are numbered amuug tbs fair guest* at Pier Avenue Inn. Mr. end Mrs. Northrop, of Philadelphia, are guests of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Spencer, at the Fryer residence Mr*. F. J. Kelly, of Spring Garden street, Philadelphia, is among the charming lady guests of the Chalfoote. Mr. B. P. Shields brought down with him on Friday last s splendid pair of bays, one of the finest te be seen on the

drive.

Mias May S. Clark and Mrs. J. T. Callahan, of Washington, *™ added to the circle of charming ladles at the Chris. Gallagher maintains the reputation be has enjoyed so many years, of having one of the handsomest and best turaouts at the Cape. CoL Stewart, of Louisville, Ky., danced at the grand ball at Congress Saturday night with pretty Miss Graves, of same city. Dr. John Rowan and wife are at Pier Aveuue Inn for a prolonged stay. Dr. Rowan Is s promiaent dentist at Third and Federal streets, Philadelphia. Stuart H. Thompson, of this elty, started last evening for Omaha, where be wlU remain several weeks In the Inof the United Gaa Company, of Philadelphia. Grace Barron, of Brooklyn, a handsome and highly accomplished young Udy delights Oie guests of the Lafayette by her artistically rendered piaho selections. Mr. A. U. Weed had for hi* fair companions yesterday Misses Lillian and Bessie Hiller, sli of the Devon, on pleeasnt drive to the Point end over the country roads. Miss E. Bregy, daughter of Judge Bregy, of Philadelphia, played GottIlope" In a finished style at the music ale at the Lafayette Saturday morning. Arthur Denmead, a wealthy young Baltimorean, Is at the Lafayette for several weeks. With the popular Frank Ball to show him around Mr. Denmead Is bsvlug a royal time. Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Warner, have just returned from e trip abroad, and is their annual custom, are sgsiu Congress Hall. Their Philadelphia residence la on North Broad street. Ex-Assistant Postmaster - General General Clarkson, Postmaster-General Waqamaker, Ruaaell II. Harrison and Stephen B. Elkins, of West Virginia, left on the morning train yesterday. Mrs. Rev. John Brooks of West Philadelphia, and two nice, pretty sod interesting children ere guests at Pier Avenue luu. Mrs. Brooks Is accompanied by her sister, Miss Thomas. Mias Speak, of Alabama, a relative of the family, and Mrs. Eaton, a sister to President Harrison, who have been visiting the President for some time, departed for their borne* yesterday mernlng. Harry Johns the handsome manager of the ball team, aroused the envy of bit lees fortunate friends last evening. Harry la a greet favorite with all the

BASE BALL

Yesterday's game wa* not so mteresliog as waa expected, though It .l-oundeu iu good play* on both aides, o the first liming Pile!.- r McGarrity (a* mcrcileaai|r hit. Cape May securing even base hileand live rune, four of which were earned. Mcauy pitched .in cond inning and for the balance garni- and eight more hit* were made off bis delivery. Bowman pitched greet game, and held down the visora to three hits, striking out thirteen men Woodcock and Darragb each hi two-bagger during the game Wagetihurst sod Dureil made several great slops, and Cape May's fieldiug throughout was excellent. The visitors made several costly errors »nd did not play with the snap which chsrLbem in their firet game here. Wageoburst was severely hurt by belrg hit by tl>e bell In lbe eighth Inning, end limped around during the. balance of

the game. The score:

CAPE MAY.

Dureil, 2b 1 Wageuhurwt, 8b 2 Field, if. 0 Lausiug, c 2 Leiper, rf. 1 Woodcock, ss .8 Bowman, p 8 Priest, cf 0 Darragb, rf 0

McGuire, a... Plock.lb Morlock. 3b.... Myers, If Mesuy, rf, p.. Stein, c

well si

with t

Attorney General Miller errived yesterday morning and intended to finish bis business with President Harrison time to return to Washington yesterday afternoon, but could not do It, and will therefore go to Wash lug too to-day. Mias Marne Pbunch, of Philadelphia, who has been visiting her friend, Mias Snyder, the peat week, returned to her home yesterday. Miss Pbunch Is very charming and interesUng young lady, and her many friends will be

sorry to lose her.

Mr. Carl P. Garwin, the papular elerk of Co ogres* Hall, will have a benefit on next Saturday which promises to be a most Interesting affair. A farce will probably be given with a professional cast under the direction of Mias Tlllie May Fdracy. George D. McCreaiy, our popular cottager, returned to his seashore home here on Saturday evening after aenoe since Tuesday at Saratoga. He reports having a pleasant time. Mr. McCreary will reaume his executive duties at the Market Street Bank Philadelphia, this morniug.

Rivektok'* manager Taylor, who published an article in Sunday's Prett, claiming that the Riverton was right the recent base hall dispute, waa very completely answered by Dureil in yesterday’* /Vest. Taylor claimed that Cake, the man who made the hit which caused the dispute, scored, and thus “tied the score.” This far-fetched mls-atatemrut indicate* how hard they find it to get up excuse* for their co duct. Time waa called when the hit question waa made, and Cake could not by any imssiblr means have gone beyond first base, for the game went no further. Taylor also speaks of ‘‘compromising " by returning Cake to first base. This la a typical Riverton "compromise," for it gave to Riverton all they claimed, and of course could not be considered.

Go to Lansing's Cafe and Summer Garden, corner Lafayette and Decatur streets, for private terrapin supper*, soil, bard, and deviled crabs, oysters scalloped end In every other style, and little neck clams. Game In season. Wine* and liquor*. Beer oo draught Familial supplied.

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Starlight.

A Cape May Uoantj Boy.

Mi, Frank C. Townaeud. formerly.of Denuiavllle, thie county, eon of Mr.

Jeremiah Tow tumid, ami . gramUou of iUrrj IVK * U *• «*' *“« « the tate Dr. Maurioe iioesley. who w« 'nalnm'..:* the pier .Iree t‘a« one of C ape May'* heal physicians, and j i - 3a - 6 30 o'clocl

one of her most prominent public u ”

will pardon us if we give to hie friends the following letter. We have before spoken of Frank's graduation in lawwl the Columbia University, at WashiogUm.'and we feel great pleasure in noting hi* eminent prog re**. There U a future for the bright mind and industry of Frank C. Towtueud, and we bop< and trust he may live many years to honor Lis profession. —Editor.

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Watluiglm, It. C., Ang T. R. Bkooks. Esq., Editor ‘‘Cape May Star.”

Hear Sir:—I have been in tending to write you ever since the date of my graduation, but it aeem* that I have continually neglected to do ao. I thought It might be of some Interest to the folks of my native county to know that one of their boys had been one of the successful one* at the unlverelty examination. The prize winners were not announced at my last writing, and not until the evening of our oommeooemeut when your humble servant waa called up to receive third prize essay of twenty dollars. It waa Indeed e surprise to me for I bad only written a short esaay and had only consumed about three hours

in writing It. I had no '

winning a prize, for there waa ao many ; . u bjecU for sale at Heiaa' gallery, bright and intelligent atudeou writing Beach avenue. * them. The aubject of the essay waaj Fine lunch served daily during bath>/‘‘Tbe Criminal jurisdiction of the ing hours, at the Oriole. Choicest

^ 1 f'suirim in the anaenrv* n# am

it the Palace

The Sewell's Point Hoax-, under the' management of William K. Young, i* an excellent place at wbieh to get a onmfiirtable lunch after returning from a sailing or fishing trip. Oyster*, crabs, aud other-seaside delie tele* in ahundAu ios|a-ctioU of the photographic work made at the Cluwter Seaside Studio, Stockton baths, will convince the moat skeptical that photographs of a superior order are made at this place.* Mother.—Two sure wsya of keeping the baby from crying while you are at the hop is to insert s gag In its little mouth-or a table i|>oon full of land-

Wiley's Congress Hall bath bouse are the best equipped on the beach Careful attendance. . • Here ia the kind of rot that appeared in a corner devoted to imaginary correspondent* in that very old (?) sheet up the street. How about ('ape May bops where mothers take their babies? “Did you ever bear tell?'’ said an old Udy last evening, referring to this smart

paragraph:

Views of President Harrison's cottage, i Cape May Light House sod other prom-

COXtiKEMM H A Isis, cape may city,k. j. Remodeled and Improved. J. F. ( AKK,

cGarity, rf 1 0 0 0 - 0 Total 2 3 *2fi 15 6 Priest out for not touching third base. IKKIKGS. Cape May 8 0 0 1 3 1 0 1 0—11 Hartford 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-2 Earned run*. Cape May (. Two-base hit*. Woodcock, Darragb. Double pUy, Bowman, Lausiug Dureil. Sacrifice hits. Wag. 2, Plock, Maas. Struck out, by Bowman 18, Mcauy 4. Time of game 1 50. Umpire Wale*. Harrisburg, of the Pennsylvania Bute League, will play tomorrow. Towaou, of Towaou, Maryland, a very strong team, will play here on Monday. A German. One of the moat successful German* of the season, occurred at Congi Hall last evening. The ladlee panicIJ paling were elegantly attired, and the figure* were beautiful and intricate. The particIpauU were: Him Eliza Bower, Mr*. Willard Porter, Miss Jc phiue McLeod, Mis* RobeiU, the Mlate* Tucker, Mr*. Frank Willing Leach, Mrs. Eugene Townaend, the Miaae* Heyl, Mia* Van Pelt, Mra. Robert Edward*, Mia* Julia Mitchell, Mias Wethcral, Mia* Emily Felheretone, Mias L. Lockwood, Mias Ayers, Miss Royal, Miss Clifford, Mesar*. George Knowles, Andrew Gray, llrintoo, Albert, Green, Parker. Wctheril, Robert Edwards, Granville Leach, Jr., Theodore Tack, Augustus Tack! Lansing, Ferd. S. Fetberstoue, William Porter, Richards, Wbilton Evan*, Wagenburwt, Wilson McCrcady, Ellloott FUbor, Walter Hatfield, George Bergen, Martin Bergen, E. Biapbam, Wlater Harvey. The figure* were : Butterfly, Bower, Arab, Column of Six, Cheat, Flower and Bees, Congress. A Grand Outing To-day. A jolly trip will be made to-day by a party of Congress Hall gucsta, a social circle wbo are this season, a* last, extracting more pleasure from their seaside sojourn than any company at the Cape. They go with Capt Wm. Richardson, in hi* ateam yacht Helen, to Holly Beach, Wildwood and Auglcaea, aUrtlog early this morning. They will dloe at Augleeea and return this eveulog. The company la composed of Mr: sod Mr*. John W. Gibbs, Master Clarence Gibbs, ot Baltimore. Dr. II. A King sod wife, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Yauch, Dr. H. Richardson, of New York ; Mias Essie New-bold, Camden ; Mr. and Mr*. Goo T. Hancock, Mr*. H. S. Smith, Mrs. La Fougeray, Mr. W. L. Haines, Mr».|Tbo». Webster, -Mr. Tboa. Lawson, Capt. Wm. Richardson, Philadelphia.

Grand Privnte Picnic. A jolly party of picnickers left Crescent Villa yesterday for Eldridge' Woods, conducted by Madame Fast hauer, and Madame Leopold. They spent the day iu playing lawn tenuis, crcquet, dancing, and made the woods echo with song*. The following filled two large busses. Mr. Oscar Hanoun^ assisted conductor : Madame Drocse, Mrs. Gavlller, Mias Jennie Brockman, Mrs. Captalu H. Nickels, Mbs Agues Brock, Mrs. Howells. Mrs. Hannum, and Miss Laura Hannum, Mrs. James E. Roche, Madame Buelke, the Mias** Mcllbraoey, Kate Plate, Newkirk, Gahviller, Howell, William Lcopoldt, Jr., and Mia* Lidie Haslem, of Philadelphia. After thanking Mra. Poulson and Mrs. Dickinson, for their kind attention, all returned very much pleased with their outing. Here's to your health and your family's. May you live long and prosper ; if you drink Root Beer made from Knapp's Root Beer Extract. Excanteas to Wild weed. Beginning on Tuesday, August 11th, and on each Tuesday and Friday thereafter until further notice, the West Jersey R. R , will run special excursions to Aogleaea, Wildwood, and Holly Beach, leaving Cape May at 10 80 A. M., returning, leave Holly Beach 2 41 P. M.. Wildwood 2.47 P. M., and Angleeea 2.50 P. M. Fare 60 cents. Children, between 5 and 12 years, 25

Federal Courts In the anaenoe of any express grant of auch jurisdiction in tbe CoostituUon." I aeut It borne for

ly father to read, but when he returns

It, I will send you a type-written oopy, then you can read it, and If you think it would be of interest to your aubacribera

publish It In tbe Btak. Presi-

dent Willing, of the universi'y said It

enough to make Jefferson's bone*

rattle in bia coffin. Hoping that both

yourself and tbe Cape are having

prosperous season, I am very truly

yours, F. C. Ton xauo. will -enjoy several bouts In tbe beautiful park at Wildwood, going

by tbe Cape May Special. The GnU-A8lndy.

I was upon tbe low tawny island beach, where tbe cold waves dashed high and threw their spray Into the sun's face, and I saw the stark grayblack body of a gull- The relentless sea bad crumpled tbe soft feathers, and its beak and legs were covered by the drifting sand. Lifting tbe bird, I carried It almost tenderly to my boat fastened to tbe marsh land, and upon tbe point of tbe white eurving prow. It was then, for the first time, I noticed that under its half-broken wing waa a sheet of paper which I eagerly snatched and read "At aea, five leagues from Cape May.” Fly, bird, to the coast, and should you fall Into tbe hands of one wbo will treat you with kindness. I trust be will find these words- which I have

written.

Once I was gay and happy, but Freddy Neilaon, tbe Impreaaario of tbe Flask and tiwlg baa torn my heart. Not content with running the University of Pennsylvania, and Incidentally managing Philadelphia society, be has come to this spot to ring my life, drifting, drifting, filled with a u for tbe peat. Freddy baa taken away my girls, poured sand Id my stocking*, and though I can kick higher than hr, his abandon grace gain all the applause. Freddy, I am at Cbincotoague, where I die upon tbe waves with laud In sight, and I forgive you, forgive you have taken tbe higbeat place li “ 400 ” of Cape Island, and thus confined me to Rio Grande. PUy Freddy, dance, sing, be droll, abakc year shape and consider that though lost, I can forgive whilst tbe winds play a Marie Baskershief requiem. Adieu, I die. Titos Ronuix." Tbe end bad come, and I took tbe dead blid In my bands and wept, wept for one wbo bad been robbed of that which he had held Her face grew white in a single night by using Kecamier-Cream. Ask for r sample of tbe powder at Kennedy's U B. P. • The Mere Crabs the More Fas. A merry party left the Raines cottage, on Grant street, Saturday mornlag to Indulge Iu tailing and crabbing. They were Mra. Haines *nd her four charming daughters. Mist Wood, Mi John Kelley, Mr*. W. Kelley, Mrs. John Stacker, Mias Bnxby, Mr*. Jos. Ilulme and daughters and Matter J. Hulme and George Wella. It was si ideal day for sailing, aud the crabs, although for a time bolding back from tbe beguiling bait with maidcu coyness, were soon induced to form a more intimate acquaintance witli tbelr skilled captors. It waa soon discovered that but for the captain the party wonld have consulted of the unlucky thirteen, but the captain waa there, a positive and necessary fact, and noth. Ing disturbed tbe complete enjoyment

The Record Broken. Over BOO glasses of soda drew Saturday at tbe Columbia avenue drug store, more than has been done in a single day in five yean.

time tbe bathing hourarrived tbe party had returned with, well, foi modeaty'i sake, and to spare tbe feel'nga of other sportsmen, we will not say bow many crabs.

MaalMriag. First-claas manicuring for Udiea and gentlemen, fifty cents. Superfluous hair entirely removed from tbe face, without polo or injury to tbe most delicate skin. Paris Toilet and Manicure Parlors, Tbe Devon; So Lafayette street. Tbe 6|

and liquors. Soft shell, deviled and ; ateamtd crabs a specialty. Ladlea* calc attached. Perry street and Beach i wane. tf. I. H. Smith, 47 Washington street, u a complete line of elotbing. All the late styles. * A party of a dozen Baltimore gentle- | ien went out on "tbe banks" yesterday and booked about 20" pounds of They sailed out about 8 be morning sod arrived at the Inlet House on tbe return shoot 5

•'clock P. M.

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If you wish fine solid silver souvenir sjiooufc. go to Smith, No. 8 Waahinettract, from 75c up. • 'What we want Is hot weather,” been the cry. You have got It, friend, so make tbe most of it, aud if It brings to tbe shore tbe amount of buaiyou Imagined it would, Uieo make tbe most of it and be grateful. Be thankful, too, that you aide, aud especially at Cape May, where relief 1* bad from tbe oppressive beat, but remember in pity those wbo cannot get away from tbelr sweat boxes in the inland cities and to wot. It ia hot and o mistake. B. M. Smith, the practical watchmaker of Cape Mav City, formerly with Hally, Banka A Biddle, ia well known for reliability and good workmanship. Watches and docks repaired. He a specialty of manufacturing . . 'dry, auch as Rings, Stick Pina, Charms, etc., and baa a large stock of Cape May diamonds, cut* aud mount* them at manufacturers' prices, goods warranted aa represented. . . not fall to call on him as be will take great pleasure In showing von bia goods. No. 8 Washington street Cape May. • The Union Transfer Club went out In one of the Company's big wagons with four horses last ereuing on a straw ride. There were E. II. Allen and wife J. 8. Bblllito and wife, Louis Stem, Mias Basic Treat, Mias Kltlie Corbiey Misses Annie and Sallie Millar, Miai Zimmerman. Buy for yot at Jos. Hand's, 8 the Stockton Baths for polite attendance; for first data accommodations; where the temperature of tbe water is taken daily, and also where the elite of society bathe.

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. Also Iu five-pound (■ackigea. Very convenient for families. Kebr A Church, 15 Washington St., opposite Stab office. * Tbe ateamer Republic makes a trip to tbe Delaware Breakwater every Wedneeday. It la a very pleasant Last train leave* Sea Breeze at 1 o'clock P.M.

Far Crabbing. Tithing or Sailing.

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