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CAPE MAY DAILY STAR WILL BE ITUUSHED EVERY MORNING, (*xc*rT»i-*n»T). mnuxo twi uomu or aclt a*b *coi-*r.

ADTEBmlHO ».

SEJ"

jem

' Editor* & Pobll*ber».

FRIDAY, AUGUST 15 1890.

CoxaiucM Uali. will br •bULr with tlir brillUncjr of fuhlon »y*hi 01 urtlajr riming. Tbr *ra*oa i» hish, and npncialljr U thr anaou biicbat <> emu Hall. It takra tba Cakr tl j-aar, aa hrrrtoforr, and thr Cake la IlKbt and palatable. It gor*. Cor. Cora. Thr hop* go. And rvrrybodjr Con to thr Coocma bopa. Haaalrr'i full orebntra will ralivm thr occasion, and thr lorrljr c'rla. the handaomr wivaa, the gallant mrn and thr happr rhildmi will all hr thrrr tn-morm night to makr mrrrjr, while thr heart may be kept light and apirlta buoyant Mia* Hraalr Claytoti will perform rral fancy dance, which will add Internt to the occasion. Pnifraaor A. I-oomis, in hia uanal graciona manner, will be master of ceremonies. This hop will be given la the large dining admiaaion to which may lie had by pnrrbaaing tickets at the hotel • Tickets, So cents.

Tbk grand muslealr and bop to be given at Con grow* Hall this evening for the benefit of the Seaside Home, Cape May Point promise* to lie one of the events of thr season. Haaaler'a orchestra will lend iu Inspiring strains. Prof. A. M. Loomis will act aa ma of ceremonies at the bop. The famous vocalist Mme. Agnes Goodrich Vaillr, will delight the audience with a Tbs celebrated tenor. Signor J. Shannon, will. contribute a tenor solo, “In Old Madrid." Thr accomplished artiste. Miss Alula Varmia, will sing soprano solo and l)rVHnumeter will play a piano voluntary.. Mias Resale Clayton will do some fancy dancing in her Inimitably graceful manner. With so many special number* In the programme, a large audience should lie attracted, especially aa thr proceeds to be devoted to so deserving a charity. A bop will follow the concert The following distinguished gentlemen compose the committee of arrangements : Colonel John W. Moore, chairman: William King, Colonel B. K. Jamison, W. H. Beard. <W*fd B. Chamberlain, Colonel J. K. Cakfet

The following anonymous rommunlration came to us yesterday, and wi will extend to It thr unusual courtesy of publicatou: Cars Mat, August 14, 1800. Ebitou n n say It is a bare-faced lie; no spoke to her at the time, and iu> person hit her. She got her breast bruised when ahe was getting into the boat This I* the credit they get for saving a person. Err. Witxkss. It refers to an article in Wednesday' Issue of thr 8tah and the writer is, evidently, interested iu denying the accusation that the lady was struck by her

her bruises by the "she got her breast bruised when she was getting Into the boat," but shier, according to the story told by her rescuer*, she was not able to get Into the boat herself, bnt was i .fully lifted Into it, while ahe say* she was unconscious and with her hack toward the boat, it dor* not appear bow her breast could have been bruised while ahe was “getting into the brat." The anonymous writer does not explain why he is ao much interested in the matter, since be certainly had no hand in saving the lady, hat he may have been her companion. HU treatment of the subject gives rUr to a suspicion of thUktnd.

T*X»X Is a general complaint here at the additional expense caused by carrying out the provision* of the Ballot Reform bill. The expense over the old plan U considerable, hut few would object to H if the new law were certain to produo. the desired result of preventing fraud at the eUrtlou*. hut there U very grave doubts upon thU subject, and It U even asserted by prominent and 1 experienced politician* that the tendency will be to Increase rather than diminish the opportunities for the manipulators to control uncertain votes by unlawful means. One feature about It U objectionable to all citizens who are opposedto centralising tendencies, and that U that the election officers formerly elected directly by the people are now appointed in Oil* manner: The County Board of are appointed by the Governor. Two are Republicans and two Democrats, who are nomlaated respectively by the Chairmen of the Rtate Committee* of the two political parties. The County Board appoints the local Board* of Registration, which each consist of lour members, two Republicans and two Democrats, and the nominees of the County Chairmen of each party respectively, are appointed. The appointments, therefore, are strictly party matter* and the whole election machinery la controlled by the leaden of the two partlca. The fall elections will tewt the new Uw thoroughly, however, and if found wanting, another Legislature will hare the opportunity to amend It or relegsts It lo the realm of hack number*.

OUR GUESTS. AND OTHER PERSONAL POINTS Mies Lou. Gross, of Philadelphia, joloed her friend*, Mr. and Mr*. Ueppe, at th* Congress William M. Locke, of Baltii joined Milo W. Locke and wife at Coogrraa yesterday. William M. Taggart, business i agtr of TaggarC« Timtt, was al Stockton yesterday. Morris N. Harkoeas, of Philadelphia, a well-known citizen, is whiling away time at the Stockton. Mia* S. Roden, of Philadelphia, is ilcaling st the El heron, hhe enjoys bathing in the old ocean hugely. Katharine K. Walah, an amiable Philadelphia^noo^Jady, la a recent arJ. M. Duff, the John Wanamakcr «l Lexington, Ky., Is a guest of the Stock,

tor.

Miss Russell, a blonde beauty, ao. journlng at Congress Hall, Is much ad41 r. Sam Hart has broken no mirrors, though ha rosy be safely called good looking. Mire Johns dances superbly and tract* much attention at Congress I entertainment*. G. E. Brecht and S. E. llrechl, of Germantown, with their familin pleasantly located at the El be roc. Mia* Georgia Andrews, of Phil*. delpla. has joined her friends Mrs. Miss Blounts at the Arlington. Mr*. Alfred T. Scott and family, of Wlllmington's beat society, are enjoying a sojourn at the Star Villa. Mlsa Blanche McColmoot. of Philadelphia, U paying a visit to Mias Abbie Eldredge, in West Cape May.

yesterday.

Mlsa Emily LutX,-s pretly Phlladelg ila belle, is with her mothqp at th< Iberoo. Mira Emily has a charming If the President returns to Cape May this week, which he probably will, be " ■' guest. Secretary

racy.

til bring, a e Navy Trai

The operatic eveel of the s-**™ will

an expert awlramer, and entitled to thia distinction. Miss Emily Ueppe. a _ ___ charming lassie, from Philadelphia, shares the admiration of the genllei at Congress Hall. Hon. John F. Sharkey, of Philadelphia, joined bis family at the Arlington last evening. They have been here “ of August. Monljoy Walker, asng beautifully i the Stockton rotuuda last evening. The selection was Bcanlin's “What's i a kiss." Walker U great. Captain Hildeburn, oue of PbiladelE h la's noted •-he** player*, is with bit imily for a few days at their cottage i Washington street. Mias Stella Victor, of Cincinnati, is a most attractive and charming young lady gneat of the Lafayette. She is ■pending two week* with Iter friends. . C. E. B roc belt and Misses Mattie and L. V. BrochctL very wealthy and fined ladles, of Alexandria, Ye., are joying an extended stay al the Star VUU. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carpenter, and Ulat Lillian Carpenter, of Ualtimi are enjoying an extended visit to Star Villa. 1 ire - , — Wyoming. Mrs. McLearc ae lady. Horace Wanamaker, Sam Hubn and W. F. Raiarll. Jr., three “sporty boy*,'' are enjoring Cape May life while stopping al Congress Hall. Madame Agnes Goodrich Vallle. of Philadelphia, entertained Coogrea Hall gnrata yesterday afternoon by singing some popular selections She la an accomplished artist and sings beautifully. J. A. Marchaud. of Urernsburg, P*.. the attorney for the Pennsylvania Railroad. with hi* wile and daughter, Miaa Msy T., are sojourning at the Lafayette Joaeph L. Porter, of New York, one of the member* of the oe lehrs ted publishing house firm of Porter A Coates, registered al the Stockton last evaolog. Mlaaea A. and E. Hastings, of Pblladslphla, are among the most attractive ladies at th* Brexton. Their charming society la enjoyad by all. Mr*. Girerd, of Philadelphia,

John W. Tim, a wealthy Pittsburg citlxeo, who baa sought out Capo May each season for many year*, is sojourning at the Arlington. Francis W Kennedy, president of tbs Spring Garden National Bank, and family arrived at the Stockton last evening, and are occupying a suite of rooms lor "le balance of the season. Charles T. Evans, the Philadelphia lawyer, who resides In Weoonab, X. J. with bla wife and family, arrived at th. Marine Villa yesterday and will make an extended stay al that house. Miss Clare Magas, of Wynootte, Pa , a bright and pretty young girl la a recent acquisition to Congress Hall's corals. She Is visiting Colonel U. F. Hart and family. Mia* Annie G. Both, of Lancaster, a moat stylish sod accomplished guest of the Cbalfoote, Is au expert swimmer and Iu Cape May society it mmklng her mark, She U capll rating the heart* of

*- Rev. W, Burlew, whom we noted as quite 111, is somewhat Improved. The good pastor himself still suffer* the effect* of la grippe. Mr. Chris Gsllsgher. we are pleased to note. 1* much improved from hi* recent illness and Is rldir.g out behind hi* splendid team and Is otherwise himself again. Mrs. Charles H. Dougherty, we regret to slate, is not In the enjoyment of very good health. Thai she may speedily he restored to her former health and buoyancy ol aplri's la the Stab's sincere

STARLIGHT.

Secure your aeata for the • Brigand*.'’, Fred Frear pruraiara boom surprises at bis benefit next Wednesday night. Floe photograph* at Chester's, corner

Stockton hath bouses.

Artistic photographs by A. P. A H. B. Todd, corner C-ongres* lawn. Tbe ladles aay our cream wafer* are Ik Jfuas, Jl

51 Washington

■e the lo*

society favorite, of Green street, delpbia. and a recent graduate of Pennsylvania College. Gettysburg, P* , can often he teen whiling many pleasant hours among the many fair damsels, ol

tbe Clialfonte.

Mis* Leoral Aoerbarii, »l Baltimore, who has been spending the season at the Columbia, recuperating her health, has so far regained It as to be In the brat of spirits. She was very low with poenmoola, bat 1* now fully recovered. Mist Ells McLesrn is enjoying a mouth of recreatiou and aeaaide pleasure* with her inlimstefriend, Mr*- Wm. R. Sheppard. Mis* McLearu U winning host* of friend*, and several young gentlemen are visibly Impressed by her

charming presence.

M r. Ed. Cake is entitled to the prize for the best fish story. He tell* one of a shark which was disemboweled and its heart taken out and placed on a board, after which the shark was throw n overboard and as soon aa It struck tbe water swam off sodooutlourd swimming as far a* It ejuld be teen ! The heart continued It* belting for a considerable time after taken out. NexL Mln Lillie Myers, of tbe Brexton Villa, has been wurking very hard tbl* summer iu attending the want* of the guests of that popular house. She declares that she has been off ol duty but ouee this season, and baa been “out" only one evening, and the guests declare ahe wax out that evening lung eoouch to make up for those iu which

Te did not go out

Harold Wal too is a chip off the old ...

block.and has busimst tact that it pralw - „ ,, , , , ... worthy In one so young H.rold ta not ! " j.^ ^ ^ronxUntlj oo h.nd a only a favorite among the lads, but will, j , 1 U * C . wf *>»«“<: »« ,d furri «° ,ro ' t ’ the- lassies as well- There are lute of he dr " r * . w customer* who cl sixteen* at the Cane this year, "** 0 “ b , le they just keep Harold s heart (lot- ! ,ru 1 lh * L «‘ can he

terlng behind iu stout cage. Jokes i

aside, Harold I* a splendid felhra. whole- , Id »**« ►'"«*« coumyof Branch. Mtcla ruled, generous and true. i 'K'”-. 11.144 were paid last year to cbil-

. dren and others for the killing of more

| than thirty-eight thousand sparrows,

Best Cape May. the bounty for the destruction of this

Chart** Maulove, of Altoona. Pa . is j * he r * ,e of

vlailiogbuparenta, Mrs sod Mrs. Dao l ,br ^ ce “ U ‘ b ? d

Maulove. “Fra Diavalo • will he given on tbe

Ed..* II Be Ik, ,»d .11. b.,,

sympathy of the community in'the lua* ! ,.* n l‘ nn * r 7» ,8 * 1 - lh crc will be at of their infant daughter, Marietta, who Kingstown, lu the Island of Jamaica, died last Sunday. »“ exposition of th* products of the Mire Neal Id Wllleta. of Cm Ion, l- | ^*^1 " t ^ #rk *> spending a few day. with her friend “7^“V* " ork 1 *- "T*"?" 7 ' \tT.. too. tv—,1.00 <,n Vert » u< * >od ustrls! and agricultural product* u »( Great Britain, of other countries sod

Mr*. Robt. C. Hill and daughter r-dm colouiea.

her sister °Mra^R^^^loflman h ° me ^ committee hsvhg charge of the her slater, Mr* R. S. Hoffman. mu , icm ie .ud hop tbk. evening*.! Coniployec* of the factory are en | grerellallwere fortunate In securing such joying a week a vacation iu which to re- ■ gentlemen for usher, a* the following: cuperate during Uw warm weather. , T>r.- F. P. Hoover. Merer*. Till Co!A. II. Reeve*, of Chicago, III., 1* bus, Harry F. twltxrr, Ed. Kennedy, making hi* usual trio to the seashore, Lewis II. Moore. William Kcowltr, vUlting his mother, Mrs. Eleaoor Reeves. { Alfred S. Mebe aud Will. Evans.

Go to Rally's for the heat beer and

rhulccat lkjo«

•nixed . _

ington and Jackson streets.

Take the yacht Gorele, Captain Yorke, <or a pleasant fishing or •ailing trip. tf

Pi rat-clast tingle drli ladies or gents, at Hi

Hotel.

Wiley’s Congress IU

m , ale the best equipped -

Tbe Young Champions defeated the i Careful attendance.

Cape May Junior* iu yesterday's game: If you wrlab a firet-cUas tarnout of by a score of » to 10. j any kind, call and tee Haynes, at StockWork was begun no raising the lon Hotel. «f Welghttnan sidewalk >t 5 o'clock yea- Wajcted—A po.ltIon as chaintx | | ulng. ! aud waitress iu a private family

Turkish Bazaar,

reel, ofera fine Turkish ork prior*, which pric.a :>f any oilier city iu thia

See the nice girta-la “Fra LKavah to-night on U>e Lon We^. Tbe latest New Jer^y loews at Washington )»that General E Burd Grubb la to auccea d Gcorral Palmer as Minister to Spain. The poaltlpu is said to be at hi* disposal General Grubb will grace any |>oaliiaa he msy be called to fill. Outside photographing, such as porch group*, cottages, bouse*, etc., attended too by Chester, the pluitographer, cor. Stockton hath houae. Firstclau work

In every respixt.

The next match game of base ball to be played at Uw Athletic Park will be played to morrow. Cape Msy and

Young America.

Edward Webb, Uw tenor of Grau' opera company last seasoc, telegraphed Fred Freer last U'ghl that he would alng at bla benefit on the Iron Pier

Wednesday night.

The ever popular aud talented comrdlan and singer. Fred H. Freer, will bemfit on Iron Pier next Wednesday night, August 80. A treat I* promised. The trouble with tbe men la. that it l* easier to die for a girl before they are married than it la to get up and mike tbe fir* for their wlvra after they

Frank Stevens, principal

Port

Elizabeth public school, aud Mr. Craig, with their families, are spendiug the week with Mrs. Steven Reeve

Mr. Andrew H. Reeve*, of Chicago. ■pplog with bla brother, Geo. . In West Cape May, is quite * ball player and hi* sharp Hoc hit to d*cp centre, would probably have gone

been lo the way. May team should sign him a* am possible.

The Dctob Coaching Party rawridra seem to have hern rr-le-gated to the shade* of last season, and eoarhing partb-a have taken their place. Either by 'bus or tally-bo Urge partio now do the town, giving something of atylr to go with tbe great fun that I* traeUal from a trip of this kind. L everting the jullirst crowd upon t drive* was from the Devon. They w .. well provided with trumirete and hells, and with plenty of mouth uimdctbr fun went ou. After taking lu the to 1 pretty thoroughly, they were driven ._ Cape May Point, where they patronized the “cake walk" of our colored friend* tbe IH-Uware Bay IIoum-. The party is out In Brick A Mulliner's big fourhone college coach and comprised the following iiersoits : J. 8. iSrlUito and wife, Mr. Newkirk and wife, Mr. Moore and wife, Mr. Itct k and w ife, Mr*. Sachs and daughter Pauline. Mr*. Laxard Kahn. Mrs Felix Kahn, Mr*. Esther Kahn, Mi** Bcthrlott, Mr. Allen, Dr. Walter Rodger*aud wife, MU* Essie Troat, Mis* Wynne.

ship agent*. , , Chatfoute last craning and will aaveral wee>i. Mrs. f'rank Willing Leach, wife of Uw secretary of th* Repuhlioan National Committee, and private secretary of U.

James T. Young, of Cbcatnut Hill, and Mire Young and Mire Lixxi* Thompson. of Elisabeth, M. J., are at Uw Marine Villa. Mr. Young. U a P delpbia merchant and has hewn ooi to Capa May for years. William D. Kempton and familr. of Merohautvllle, are at Uw Marioe Villa for a long sojourn. Mr. Kempton. as many will remember, waa the late owner of Uw Stock too. and U a noted merchant of Philadelphia. Rlab PetUmu* Dickinson, tbe plwnomlnal "quarter-beck" and all-round athlete, with Uw same nose and hang*, U here with Billy AIIUoo. J R Usherering, alia* •■Kld." the good looking little one, complete* Uw trio. They are here for the balance of Uw season.

Thr Hep at the Brrxtea. The Hrexlou hut evening was our blare <)f light and lirauty, Ik-mg the occasion of a hop riven by the guests *ii<] arranged by Mist Myrr* ami Rally Weems, of Haltlmoru. The cottage.were decorated with Chlnree lautema, aud the entire place thrown o|»-ii to the guests and their friends at the ••Cape." Dancing was kept up until 11.80, when refreshments were served In the dining. those fn.nl W* Mjaare T M Fields. Maui la Boyd ami sister; from Philadelphia, Mr Knowbw, MUar. Hastings, Frost, Surer*. Barton, and from Baltimore. Mlaaea Carroll," Mrs Lanahan, Mrs Atwood, Clarence Mar-

Mr Andareon, Mr UUIIqgbani and wife. Mbara purine, Moldy, Palmer. Mr Wentz aud wife, Mlsa Thumaa, MUaes “SSB-. Boyd, from Washington, were thr belle, at the hop They were greaUy admired. Iwth tor their graceful dancing and Grecian beauty. Ml** Helen *“ •'la . becomingly atUred ui pink India silk. The bop proved tbe most eqjoyabl* and select oocasiuu of Uw season. Mu< ji praise is due to Mr. Kelly Weems, of Baltimore, whose high social culture tra* greatly admired. By request, Mias AI Ida Vareoa win give another song recital *t the Carlton Hotel, Cap* May Polat, on Tuesday evening, August 19th. Tbe Stockton orchestra, led by Pro, •*or Feeder, Uw popular violiolstwHI have a benefit next Saturday erenwblch should not fail to attract

Tbe long looked for “Brigand*"’ will

be given Salurdi Tbe BordeutoL - claim* tbe arastci

. the Pier.

ball

team

-bampionablp of Jcisey. The Impudence of it!

They haven't played Cape May yet this season, and when Uw do they will diediscover that we final U.a championship

flag here against all-aomera.

A stereopUcau exhibition will be S iren on Congress Hall Uwn, on Satur. ay even log next between 8 and 9 o'clock, by the Messrs. A. A. and II. P. Todd, the wtll-kuoau photographers. The view* are excellent and tbe cxhibl-

t‘“u I* always an Utensstiug oue.

Ilw “Frelhaua,” at Wiedcn. a faubourg of Vleons, I* ao immense build log. It has thirteen courts, and tblrtyoue staircase* It has 1500 apartments ami shelter* 3112 person* of all oocopaUodb. A letter-carrier la specially attached to the aervloe of the houae. for the distribution of Utters, whiob. In order to aecure their delivery, must he carefully addressed with the Christian name and surname of the reoeiver, the numbers of Uw court, of Uw staircase

The preparation which most rlotely resembles mother's milk U confessedly, the host food for babes, and tbe nrepai - at Ion which Is moot grateful and nourishing to the delicate organism of f Invalid or ooavaUacrot la destined _ win the favor and ooofidcooe of the medical profession sud the public. Moilin'* Food ha* long sluoe been ioand to meet these requirement*.

Miss Mamie Boyd, of Washington, i com pan led by Mea*». John P. Hteffo.. a*d Frank Slgel. Mrs. Fields and Mis* Boyd are charming ladies and are parhap* the 00*1 aooooipllahed d supers who hav* graced our ball room* daring ! season. Mr. Buffaer is Iraroiug (fj waltz under the direction of Miss Boyd, and If be prolongs hla leasous to the utmost limit* be should be pardoned, for wilh this fair teacher the task la

' burden!

dress Experienced, 5-rsK other.

If you wUh to have

nice team and driver, l-ave u’rdrr* at j either of the store-of Doctors Msiev

A Mrcrey. tf Have you tried champagne soda ? the moat refreshing -summer drink, to be

had only at the Philadelphia pharmacy, i corner Columbia avenue and Ocean j

street. tl WiUy, of Cougreta Hall bath houses

has placed a tent bn the strand for the ■ accommi-daUno of hla patrons. It Is i

an excellent substitute for the much Open all the

needed pavilions. tf Go to A. HewiU'a store, 44 Waahluglon street, for dry goods, notion*, aud millinery. Store, opp. Catholic church. Our motto : “Oue price to all." if Aloxxo Hewitt. The heat thing for sunburn is Cucumber Cream, lo be had at the Philadelphia Pharmacy, corner Columbia avenue and Ooean atreeL 22 w The Commisaotwrt of Appeal will meet at City Hall at 10 A M. Uw third

•Saturday Id August and Uw first Satur-

day in September, A. B. LtTTt.F., «-d-tf Collector. Four and six in band coaches for

evening parties at Haynes livery, Stock-

ton Hotel. tf. J. W. Bradshaw'* fruit store la eon-

Uuually stocked with the most luscious

foreign and domestic fruit at low price*. Free delivery. Decatur near Washing ton atreeL tf Lovetts. No. 13 Ocean street, harnra*

manufactory. Is prepared lo turn out

all deacriptioaa of work in this line. A full assortment of htrnrat, blankets, net*, etc., etc. Impairing done with

ueaUwa* and dispafbh. tf |

Ao excursion tortTildwood Beach oo- '

cur* every Tuesday and Friday, a I special train leaving Cape May at 10 80 1

A. M. and returning leave Wildwood Beach at 3 80 P. M. Round trip ticket*. 50 cent*. tf Fred Arnold's Merchaot't Exchange, Washington and Jsokson streets, it one of the popular place* of resort for those

who dralre to enjoy sea*id* drlicacea

prepared lu the must skillful mauuer. The liquor* dispensed at the bar are

pronounced by counmaerurs to be of re : u-u, markable quality aud purity. tf !

Mr. George Lovett offer* to tbe pub- ' He at bla old Jackson street stand, all

the best quality of feeds, hty sod Hour at the lowest prices. Orders promptly I „

filled and delivered. Give this popular | Nu*r R. U. Station, Beach and Post Office,

merchant your patronage. If j

Reliable and courteous drivers llsyoea, firary, Stockton Httel. Tl

Gape Way City, H.J.

Howard al

HOTEL. C’HAIsFONTE,

Cape May. X..

'ucumbcr ctsam, fur sunburn. Is hav. a great rush at M*rcy A Mecray'a

**■ « . . .

night on Uw Iron Plw.

It has be u said that intereat lo Uw national game was diminishing, hut white this may ha true of other plane* sod of the game aa played by the professionals, It Is Tsry far from tnr * Gape May. The keenness of the inti here te shown in tbe fact that at forty persons called at this office last evening to Inquire the result of Uw game between Cape May and Uw A. “ ». N. team# played In Philadelphia taroay, and over one-half of three i ladle*. We were glad to be able to give a pleasing report, and It* effect . them was Immediately noticeable ta Uw *lgh of relief and pleasure which taroluDtarlly escaped them. Cape May team has done great work this season and we are entitled to fael proud of It. Jq fast, there should be a greater pride oanifreted. if saythiog. for the team la undoubtedly eo|!Ued ta rank aa tbe oh* to plan amateur teem of tbe U ha* carried Uw name of Cape May fav. orably before a great number of people who would not otherwise bars fait In, te rested, perhaps, end the teem, Its manager* and iu supporters deserve a grant deal of eredlL W. should rates the Athletic Park and tbe famous Cape Majj team If hr any chauoe it should » Harrison and the other ladw* of tbe White House Collage u in be preaeot U Uw concert and M>p to be given at Congress Hall on Priday evening in aid of th* Seaside Home, at Cap# May Point. Mrs. Uarriaoo I* deeply interested in the enterprise and willingly gives it her support. •

ilpbla Pharmacy,Ocean street aud Columbia avenue. tf Powell's restaurant. No. 8 Washington street, the bnt and purest liquors — constantly on hand and poor brands not sold. Fine dlnat-rs arc served promptly sod satisfactorily. tf J. 8. K. Hand A Son are the old original and only Cape May diamond culio Cape May. XIape May diamond* Id rings, pins studs, buttons, and all of our own manufacture. Repairing of flue watches and jewelry by skilled workmen only. tl* Go to Lansing's Cafe, corner Lafayette and Decatur street*, for private terraplo suppers, soft, hard, and deviled crabs, oysters, and little neck clams. Game lu season. Wines and liquors. Beer on dianghL Families supplied, tf Stockton surf baths are tbe best |nipped on tbe ooaal. Rooms will be uted at much reduced rates for the balance of tbe season. if WHey'* Coogrea* Baths are splendidly equipped for business, with excellent bathing robes, polite attention, aud cooveuient room*. Pavilion ou the beach for accommodation of bla bathers. tf Stop at Decors Coualdlne's to get tbe finest Imported aud domestic wine* and llqaora, for family nae a specialty. BcrgdoU's beer on draughL Rochester

beer ta botUcs lo* cold. Dennis Conaldinr, Prop.,

jit) St ff Ocean UtecL 8. M. Smith, tbe practical watch, maker, of Cape May City, formerly with Bailey, Bank* A Biddle, ao well known for reliability and gbod workmanship, watches and clock* repaired and satiafacUon guaranteed. He also has on band a floe lot of Cape May diamond* and cute them to order. Do not fall to call on him as ho will take great pleasure ta ahowieg you his good*. jgl-fft Tbe reason why “Porpoialna" Shoe

ZDIEVOItT ~VTT iT, A y

KontU I-tafatyeUe Street

Terms—StO.OO and 512.00 per Week.

MBS. T. B. BROOKS.

f

Marine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect.

OR THE fl:

OPEN'

^ ECEPTION OF jjrUESTS,

MBS. F. HALI.KNHK.fK.

ARLINGTON HOTEL, Opposite R. R. Ntaxlion. Urmnl Street, ('ape Mag. G. J. Kkomek, Proprietor. Firat-claas Cuisine. Large Airy Rooms Terms Baaaon&ble.

- these produot*. Our “RuMetioe" Dressing for light-colored shoes will satiafy Uw most

fastidious.

The Stockton orchestra will be tendered a grand testimonial concert and hop, next Saturday evening at th* hotel. Member* of the orchestra will b* beard in solos, including the popular cellist. Mr. Sidney Taylor, who ha* made so many friends by bit delightful playlffg. Mrs. Harrison I* a patron of the concert and bop to bo given Friday evening ta the dlnlag room of Congress Hall for the benefit of lb* Seaside Home, at Cape May Point. Stw. together with the other ladies of the Prraidential househould. have signified their IntenUoo of being prcsenL • If yon desire to go gunning sea Ed. _ayre at hla store, third door from Jackson on Washington street. Information given In retard to gam*. Loaded oartridgee for Bate and gnus ta hire. Shooting matehea arranged, tf County Clerk D. C. Loudeoslager, of Gloucester county, which, by tbe way, doe* not iaolude Gloucester City, says there has been leas court business la ta that county in recent yeats.than thirty years ago. It U the modal oounty. Yektebust was ooe of those matchu summer days which belong to Cape May. The air waa clear and balmy, the bluest of skies, partially obscured at times by Uw fleecy white clouds, were visible, and the water waa crisp, beautiful ta color end of a delightful temperature.

CARROLL VILLA, Jackson Kircet, near ilic Ita-ach, CAPE MAY, N. J. Delightful location. Everything first-elaaa. Cloae to Ooean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

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Tharonghly Renovated and Improved.

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H. W. Sawyer, Manager.

HOTEL HILTON, EDWARD WESSON. Propr. Rate*, $2.00 per Day. Special Rates by tbe Week. Elevator and Electnc Bells. 110D-13 FILBERT STREET. PHILADELPHIA. Tltrsa Squares from Penn's U. H. lieput. m*rt Street Cars yaaa Ite dour.

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E. Misson, 26 Washington Street, Spanish Baskets and Fans. Novelties in Silver Jewelry.

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John Akins’ ICS CREAM PARLORS lee Cream ud Water Ices. Hotel! and OsOa^rejylig_at abort Duties. JOHN AKJKB, » Washington St,

Powells’* Gents’Furnishing Store DECATUR STREET. (opposite Pter Avenue Inn.) w cuUiaz and l«. Chlldr**'!

Repairing proovpllr atu guaranteed salimtarinrr.

GB0. M. POWELL.