CAPE MAY DAILY STAR WILL BE PUBLISHED EVERT MORNING,

MONDAY, AUGUST 18. 188

('AMI Mat'* brick p*vcmrutA,

of them, must be yrrj Ancient, judging

from the wmy In which they ATT roi Ally braking op, completely through. Those rrUkl should !

better mAterisl, slid If SwaIu's remrnt psvement could be need upon every property, both property owners And the genersl public would be getting beueHtted. Really, there Is too much neglect

of the pAvemrate by property owners.

“Lbs Buioaxim," promised eArtier in the seAAOU. is now ready and wit played on the iruu pier this evening, is strong in all its parts, and has been thoroughly rebearsod by the eomj The music is particularly fine. The popular comedian Walker has a great part and is so much Interested In it that he will play enthusiastically am) surely interest the most critical audience. The troupe has been strengthened by the addition of six pretty girls to the chorus.

EVBBTOXK who witnessed CETp^formsnee of the “La Msscotle" on Saturday evening, on the pier were delighted with ft and pronounced it excellent throughout. Messrs. Kred Freer aud Mount joy Walker, the favorite comedians, made some extremely good local hits. In addition to performing their respective parts “Lorenxo" and “Roceo" perfectly. Walter Ford was also excellent as “Pippo." Miss Aldrich was frequently encored as “Bettina," and played the part in excellent taste.

OUR GUESTS. AMD OTHEM PERSONAL POINTS Maurice Browning, of Camden, le registered at the Lafayette. L. H. Cose, the steamboat owner, la registered at the Windsor from Philadelphia. 0. E. Peabody, assistant treasurer of the Pennsylvania Railroad, la a promt ueut guest of the Stockton General John B. Clark and family, of Washington, are speed lug the balance of the season at Congress Hall. Tbos. N. Smith, the wealthy and prominent Pittsburg resident, is s late snivel at Congress Hall. Miss Lids Sergeant, of Pittsburg, joined her friends si the Lafayette

Is THF problem of beach pavilions, which has for so many seasons seemed to be puzzling both the public and the local press, not working Its own solution? As noted, an Initial step was taken at Congress Baths, by the erection of a large tent ou the strand above high water mark that should serve as a shaded resting place for the patrons, ' and their friends. The general public, whether patrons of the baths or not, were nut lung In utilizing a good thing when they saw U, ami so the spot Is much sought by many wbo usually spend the mid-day hours upon the beach. Another, though smaller, is proportionately useful. None followed the example, except that private tents are becoming more numerous dot the strand here and there quite picturesquely. Much benefit Is derived from these tents, and nut a particle of harm done, nor can the moat chronic croaker assume that “the beach Is ruined," ‘'the view la cut off," or any of the absurd things some have prophesied would be the case if anything w. allowed upon the beach. The scene all the prettier, more attractive and tucomfortable, so rather than think of removing them, let others go and do likewise. Canvas over the entire beach. If you will, and only praises will be heard. Recently It was suggested by some one that the proper thing to do give a shaded place to spectators, would be to place pavilions over an arehi across the beach drive, but such ideas are entirely foreign to the demands of

the beach visiting public.

Bamuel Nathan is entertaining bis friends, T. Allan Wood sod son, of Pbllsdelphis, at the Lafayette. P. B. Coroegys, President of the Philadelphia National Bank, Is sojourntug at the Windsor. W. T. Rose, Cashier of the National State Bank, Camden. Is one of the Ed. S. Kramer, of the Lxnd Title sod Trust Co. of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with bis parents at tba Arlington. Mias Oliva Tomlin, a Miller Cottage C at, la one ol lbs finest appearing y bat Leri seen upon the beach. Mr. Howard Smith, a young society gentleman of Philadelphia, has joined ‘-■a sister, Mias Hebe, at the Elbcroo. Mia* Kate Reynolds Is oueof the most interesting young ladies among the late arrivals at tbs Devon. Mias Nellie Morell, of Philadelphia, is the guest of her friend Mrs Dr. J. N. Walker, 83 Washington street. Carl Royer, of Philadelphia, and J. D. Lipploootl, of Woodbury, joined a number of their lady friends over Sunday at the Arlington Mr. John J. Kramer, we regret to learn, has bad another relapse, the result of his railroad accident In Ohio

at April.

Mias Carrie Ayers, of Bridgeton, a very pretty brunette and as acknowledged belle In her home city, graces Miller CotUge by her presence. Charles H. Hewlett, of Philadelphia, ime down yesterday to visit bis attracve daughter, Mias Laura Hewlett, at tbs Lafayette. Thomas M. Fields joined hie charming wifa at the Laiayette on Saturday, and Major W. H. Dilton. hit friend, aosompanted him. Adjutant General Hastings and Chris. Magas, the Pittsburg politician, bad a long social chat ia the Stockton cafe Saturday evening. John Haggard, the well known Dem oeralie politician of Philadelphia, is again registered at Congress Hill. SeieetConncilmiu Thomas M. Thompson, cbatrmso of Philadelphia's finance committee, la sojourning at the Slock-

Prof. Asher and family leave here to-day and will visit Aabnry Park, I-oog Branch and other resorts The Stab has a warm spot In Ha heart or heart, for the jolly Professor and bis family sad extends to him ' wishes. We hope be will be

again next season.

G. W. Alien, tbs well-known hatter of Philadelphia, accompanied by hit wife and charming daughter. Miss Maggie Allen and her winsome friend. Mias Mabel LeMalatrr. have secured pleasant ocean-frost rooms for a pro-

longed stay at the Lafayette.

Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stlmmel. of Philadelphia, are enjoying seashore life as gueau at the Lafayette They have just returned from an extended trip abroad and will remain at Cape May Uirough the dreamy September days. Mr. Bnmmel is very food of base ball and enjoyed Saturday's at the Park

very keenly.

ECHOES FBOV THE SURF. Mrs. Perach Is one of tbe most expert

swimmers among the ladies at the Cape.

Mrs E. G. Fisher, of Baltimore is one of the meet enthusiastic bathers. . SUmtnel la A persistant bather

te of the moat vivacious. Mias Flaming Is attractive and nicely ‘night.

formed and enjoys bathing greatly. Mias Worthington 1s a veritable sea nymph and enjoys bathing Immensely. Mrs. 'Dick attracts much attention ban ready for the bath and enters into

the ajiort with vim.

Mias B. C. Hughes lo her bine suit immed la red, enjoyed her first hath

exceedingly yesterday.

Walter Plum sod Miss Marguerite

STARJJGHT.

Artistic photographs by A.P. A U

B. Todd, corner Congress lawn.

t Norn'.

Proper'’ Too nan get them

Si Washington street.

Attend tbe benefit for toe Sc Mary's Catholic Cbnrnh. Turaday afternoon on

the Pier.

The guests of the Hotel Columbia enjoyed a dance In the nialng-rootn <>n Saturday evening. A great hop is be-

ing arranged for.

At last the long-talked-a boot opera, "Brigand.,'■ on the Iron Pier.

Cape May va. Swede*boro to-day it ia said that Dnrell la lo pitch. This

ought to draw a crowd.

Remember the grand benefit for the Sl Mary's Catholic Church. Turaday afternoon at 3 80. on the Iron Pier. When you Want a porch group, or a carriage photo, send lor Cheater, corier

Stockton bath.

The Cape May Reserves challenge* any club ol base hall players under 1"

• • - a match game of ball. Is captain of the Re-

Job? {illdebar Everybody ahouli as. ' Brigand*.” u

i Pier L

Saturday we saw s group photo that was S» perfect a spreimto of the art of photography as we ever looked upon It was a group of SI persons. One of the group is said to be the largest mao 'a Baltimore. The group was made at he Cbrsiter studio, cor. Stockton baths. See tbe great comrdiana in the 'Brigands'' to-nigbi on tbe Iron Pier.

, .u.u sou a* us marguerite | Tbe Cuban Giants played the Atlantic Meaare. Sadler. G.llinghat Rlegel were among the many c„„,,i<i, , CitJ bAll team on Friday and Saturday I Marriott, Sttvcrs. Frost, taking sand baths yesterday. | of la«t week, resnlUng in two onuaecu- ! Wl ,J_V „

Mias Coll ins, of Congress Hall, it ia declared by tbe gentlemen, makes the

bandaomrat appears Doe In her carefully _ J ——. made robe, ol any lady wbo patronizes i P n Tuesday. Mr Webb on the surf. . ly to ring at Mr. Frear's

Wiley" equipped for bathing robes, polite attention, and lenient rooms. Pavilion on the beach for aooommodatton of tala bathers. tf Stop at Dennis Cooaldine's to get the finest Imported and domestic wines and liquors, for family use a specialty. Bergduli'a beer on drsugtiL Rochester beer In bottle, ice cold. Dmnls Coos hi Ids, Prop., jl8 St 6 Ocean street Tbe reason why “Porpoiaine" Shoe Blacking sod Liquid Drrstlngs have be- . come so popular is because they yield a “* ‘ * impart tbe softening .. in* ■* '** Use —which is c ducu. Onr '•Bus

The'prtoew will be tire same i at Fred Frear's bem fit, neat

day nigbt.

A Enrhre Parly Tbe B rex too Villa was the another brilliant euchre party on Saturday evening. Tire atfalr was quite aoeoeasful. Tbe prizes were distributed as follows : First lady's. Royal Worcester Chocolate Pitcher, Mias Sawi lady's, set of after-dinner coficc cup* > Mrs. Sadler ; third lady’s prize, amber jewel box, Mrs. Lewis ; first geotleman'a. Mosaic card case, Mr. Hasting* ; second gentlem.n'* prise. Mi box. Mr. Pnilips; third gentleman's prize, Mr. Davisson. Tbe panicrpaoU

BOTKLN AND COTTAGES.

* Jhnig&'5 rf ffa^>' 0 P* BATHS FREE Gape JHai/ City, N.G. to Guests.

I. Sadler,

Ol isn Wtrca. resulting iu two oousecu- i „ , , „ live victories for the Cuhana. with score " ll * OB ' “P**- L.mbey, Brook. Earp, respectively 12 to 0 and II to 8. \ Llilcott, Philtrpa, Burton. Myers,Tatum, Edward Webb, the tenor, will arrive Hastings. Mrs. Seller. Mias Sewell.

Miss Hszasrd. Mrs. Gillingham, Mbs

Mr Clarence Ewing Dufic assisted a pretty black eyed damsel ashore yesterday who was suffering from a severe chill. She grew better and they braved tbe breakers together ; and all be could learn of her name was “Alina.'’ A scene of some little Interest was created yraterdaj by the appearance upon the beach of a beautiful girl wbo had lust half her hosiery in tbe water. The transparent whiteness of one limb contrasted prettily with the black ora*

Wednesday evening.

Wmat might very property be dewig. luted "Children's Hour," on Cape May's beautiful strand, really o< twice a day. Bright and early the i girls and their little charges are up and about preparing for the morning outing, and from eight to nine o'clock, though many go aariier, tbe mans of the babies are being trundled down to the pier, beneath whore shadow the little arroj protection from the sun and enjoy tbe cooL invigorating and healing breesra that play ao delightfully across shaded ground, while in ecataein babes crow their delight or peacefully ■deep In the reetfninesuuf iunueeiit childhood. Others who have passed from babyhood into what may be termed toddle hood, are the jnvenlte army engineers, and they plan and labor and dig until great earthworks and trenches appear, probably to be trampled down, and if not, to be leveled by the first incoming wave. And now there are. followers and hangers on of all Agra, lounging About, listlessly watching the jumslng ships, tbe yachts with their happy szcurmlouista, the disembark mg of the pilots, or the steady rolling In of the breakers. Some pass tbe boars in reading—light literature, we (ear, In nine cases out of ten, yet what a blessed opportunity for impruviug the mind and

moral nature. There aesnea are rep< In the afternoon from four to six, numerous bathers, froliclng in the surf wbo haven't the opportunity of the regular bathing hour. Bo far aa the bathing iteeir goes, the afternoon hour is by Car much pleasanter IK.- the midday hours when Old Sol look* down ao severely, though tbe company aad exciting Influence* of tha crowd* la lost. Taken all In all there children's hours are wonderful In their satisfying and healthful Influences to children of evary growth, and happy he or she, and fi note the little ones^whu can share in

Doa'l fall to aaa Fisar A Walkar a

B. F.

a few of tbelr friends at Congress Hall

after the bop Saturday evening. W. A. Slaver*, the banker, and H B.

BUvsre are again enjoying the company

Miss Mary \\ ood seldom bathes, but ; ladles

young gentlemen friends find her delightful company. She is vei in natural qualities of mind, be.

Uun la being carefully alteadsd to and

as a conversions! 1st afar U aa Interesting

so many ladles much ber senior lo years.

“No, I didn't .bathe lo-dsv.'' amid Mias Mabel Hirfel yesterday, when

Juhnic Hildoburn spoke up and remarked Uial "W alter Dolman always takes ber to bathe." But where was Walter? And why dind't Jbh lie h.t ie M as Csrri* Fast, instead of sluing up on the high sand beneath a big umbrella listen-

ing U> tbe “Echoes from the Barf? "

Our

Fancy drinks a specially at Cotia!-

dioe'a Globe Hotel.

Go to Ratty’s for ILe beat brer and choicest liquors. tf Ladies' parlor* and the best fancy mia.d drinks at Rally's, corner Wash-

ington and Jarkaon streets.

Take tbe yacht Gusate, Captain Yorke, fora pleasant fishing or sailing trip. tf First-class single driving horses for

gents, at Haytira, Mansion

reporter thought be had dls

covered the smallest mtte lo a bathing salt yesterday when be cams across twoyear old Emma Little, batsubarqu ntly

1 friend, at’ tbs »'| Ul ' ^^ ‘‘“kbterof

Urextoo. Mr. and Mr*. Albert L- dge. ami only Mias Lola Learning.who ha* bran F—11 lUb^LSd^°teiA to.' {Tke”* bar W oahlngtoo Sute^bome for j ducki uodVaddled and splashed abort

the spent breakers in joyful glee.

about a year, arrived st tbe Ceps again

on Saturday evening.

Tbe dignified and talented Principal of Bcblclfb Academy of North 8U Meath SL. Philadelphia, la spending _ part of ber vacation at West End Hotel. J. 11. A. D tvia*oo. the popnl Braxton guest, of J B. Caldwell A C

family a

.ode

bla presence at tbo

t.-barles C VaaDyke, tbe Philadelphia merchant, aooompati bla lamily, is sojourning a

Lafayette.

Thomas II. Whitney and hlslw.

wbo have bran abroad fur some years, baa returned and la now enjoying a visit to Cape May as s guest of tbs

Windsor.

Mrs. A. L. Laws and nrtoa, of Phllsdrlpbis, acoompanied by -Mr. Paul 8. Fslaberg, are guests at tba Lafayette where they occupy tbe ehoteesl r "re. Law* Is very wealthy. Prank Bower. Jr , who enj 'jed , pleasant sojourn at the I/alayeUe, returned home yesterday, but — * back again for a stay before ti

Adjutant General D. II. Ilsstloga and bla old pdiUeal friend. Major L. G. McCauley, of Heat Chaster, were among Saturday evening's promlucnt arrivals

• tbe Stockton.

Hon. John M. Scott, of tba Pcntoyl. unis House of RepreeeuUtlvea. who, wKb hi* wife, are visiting their pa rente. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Scott, was a successful fi therm in on Monday lo tbe

Jus. Praeria, the well-knowi

slphla society leader, was seen - » throng of society people a Stock toe Saturday evening. Ii<

frequent Lafayette guest

Prof. Asber baa returned from Aabnry Park, but to-day letvas with bis family for a tear comprising Saratoga, New York City, Long Branch and Asbury

Park.

Mias Resale Clayton, wbo baa attrac'ad ao much attention by ber wonderful ' * las been photograj

o motion by the Ins by Todd Brothers.

Misses Alice and Ada Langdun and . jelr brother, Master Fred, from Plttabnrg, are at tha Miller Cottage. T young ladies are pomrmnl of charmi ways aad that quick latelllgenoe U -. lUooa in t

a Phils.

in custom*

office of the PitUtuiy It*.

ft m. H. Wans maker, brother of Poet master General Wanamaker, and an old friend of Cepe May, registered at the Stockton Saturday evening He was several tlmaa taken lor hi* distinguished brother yesterday and Saturday evening. B. Seligtnan, Mayor of Santa Fe, New Mexico, la one of the prom I ueut (urate at the Lafayette. He is s direotot ia tb*

Topeka and Santa Fa U. It. aad prominently Interested

visiting bis daughter, Mrs. E. Cohen, and^ eojoylng Cap* May pleasures sxRev. A. N. WbKmareb, a former pastor of tba Baptist Church ol lb la S , la at National Hall with hia family. Saturday eraolng death claimed tbelr babe of six month*. Undertaker WUaoci prepared tba remains for burial, which will this morning be taken lo , of tbe charming belle* of tbe oottagea, gave a yachting putty oo tba baantunl and well appoiotlaunch "Helen,'' on Friday

" £ETk’

*d naptha tai

a particle alarmed at tbe great rash std roar of waters at ite feet, seeming to feel that where papa and mamma were it could play with safety. Large crowds ol amused spectators stopped to witness

tbe youngest surf bather In Amcilra. Anethrr Hop at the Celaatbla. Another bop brought tbe crowds to

the balls of the' Hotel Columbia Salurdey evening. Tbe swiftly-moving couplet

enjoyed music of a choice order, egelc Prof. Seller* lent bla service door manager, to tbe pleasure ol

concerned. lie wee ontiring In bL

efforts, and was amply rewarded many lively face, and the axpi of enjoyment to be beard on *1

This young man deserves tbe thanks of

all _concerned In amusements

jolly-lt^e character, sod could hia

future asaiatauoe be an assured fe

light be accomplished

Wiley's Congress Hall bath houses are tbe test equipped no the beach. Careful attendance. tf WaxTBB—A position aa chambermaid and waitress in a private family. Address Ei|a rknnd. Stab office. al4 it If you wish to have a drag or plueton, nice team tnl driver, leave orders at el.her of tbe store- of Duct mw Marcy A Mrc ay. tf Have y<«i trad champagne soda ? tba

Mia* A. Myers. Mia. Frew. Mr. Cam Carroll, M.s. Coombs, M -* Lewi Madrigal. Mt»* Wilson, Mr*. Mrs. Gadaby, Mrs. Ltmbey,

Barker.

_ • drink,

t Philadelphia pharmar, bla avenue and Ooe.

nilZ

wish a firat-claaa turnout of ” " " 'Tanaka

tf.

Wiley, of Congress Util bath baa placed a tent on tbe strand for the arcumoudatioo of Ms patrons. It te an exnUeot aubatHnie for tbe much

needed pariliona.

Go to

.. He*

A Morning German.

A very delightful rooming german took place at Congress Hall Saturday betw een tbe hours of eleven and our. It was given by several gentlemen to as many ladies, Mr. Arthur John, ami MrsB. K. Jamisen led h roust gracefully. Prof. IxKxuie was roaster of cereroonkw and led Mis. Moore. The other, present were, Mr. IInmeTotten, Ml>a Julius. Mr. Groege. Mira CoUlna. Mr. Hnieil. Mira Willard. Mr. Scott. Mias Marshall. Mr. Boyle.Mis* Clark. Mr.Murl.mOtu.. Mira Wurtbiugtou. Mr. Armstrong. Mira Julia Russell,' Mr. Damon, Mira Kuracll. Gray. Mira Dyes, Mr. Locke

be | ami Mira Carroll. Caagrrs* Hall Hep.

A* has been uniformly tbe case at

Congress Hall this a. aeon the grand Saturday evening hop proved to be a great success. The lady participant* Were wltboat exoeption elegantly j dressed, and lo tbelr bright and becoming costumes lent grace and beauty to | C-e scene Many of the gentlriui u ’

full drraa and gallantly led

IIOTKIs chalfoxte, I straw. Cape May. K.J. Opra all the yra

3DEV01T 'VILIj.A.,

“’Sk 1 "* 1 ’ ro' d,T ““S'’ *?. d *•« ln fu » ««l gallantly le. millinery. Store, opp. Catholicuburch.. . , • , . , Oar motto: " Ooe price to all.” tbe.r charming companions to the daoc-

u Alonzo Hewitt. The brat thing for sunburn la Cucumber Cream, to be bad at tbe Philadelphia Pharmacy, corner Columbia avenue and Ocean street 22 « Fbe CommisaoDers of Appeal will , at City Hall at 10 A. M. the third | *•“

Near It It. Station, Beach aad Pm

Koulli EttfjiyeUe Street

Terms—510.00 and 512.00 per Week.

MBS. T. K. BROOKS.

this attractive boura w bat it should be. as busts of friends end bla early departure fur Philadelphia Ui take-up bla fall cl aaa of scholar* cauae* Universal regret. At Ui* present rate of livening eotertalumcDta lhi» popular' hotel Lida to be leading ooe. The fullow-

in* were present :

Mr*. J. Brady, Mtaa Maul. Brady, Mrs S F. Badgley, Mr*. J. S. Claike, Mia* Alice Liudram, Mr. G. G. Cameron. Mr. Jacob Pussy, Mr. A. J. Thus*. Mis* J. B. Kessler, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. SptttaU, Mlaa B. T. Milnamore, Mr. James Milnamore. Mr. Joo. Tralnor, Mamie Tralnor, Mr. C. N. Scbuieder, Mr. J. B. Cbcyney, Mr. Wi D. William and wifa, Mr. Geo. \ Ford, Mias Fannie Arthur, Mlaa May Arthur, Miea Itiegei. Mr. Will B. Martin. Mia* M. M. Hayward, Mr. M. II. Plujiatriok, Mr. Jaa. Murray sod wifa, Mr. William Murray, Mias Cora Kuho, Marquis de Gulrior, Mmc. d* Guirior, Sig. Rodrigo de Saavedra, Slg. Manuel Mnltedo, Mr. Carl H. Fast, Mr. F. C. Laird, Mr. Frank Wbceler

and Mr. C. L. Mann.

Hep at tbe Devoa. Tbe D.von Villa had a pretty little bop Saturday evening under tbs direction of Prof. Greaser, of Cincinnati, a vary popular teacher of tb* “poetry of ittoo.” Tb* Professor proved equal tba occasion and gave to tb* ladies and gentlemen a delightful evening's QtertainmeoL Tbe veranda* were beeutilully decorated with Japanese Herna. Tbe bop was held in tb* dialog bait Prof. Urecaer and family leave to-day after several week’s stay. Many regrets will be felt at lb* departure of this very exoe Bent family. Tb* sacred concert at Coograea Hall at evening was very intonating. Mrs. Valll#, the great singer, sang tbe aria With Verdure Clad,'' from the oratorio of tba “Creation," with tolUng effect, and Mr. Edward* contributed a tenor "If with all your beirta," from ■ratorto of "Elijah." Haaaler'e orchestra performed tbe other various Bomber* effectively.

Saturday in August and the first Satur- ' ° day >0 September. A. B. Little, "-dtf Collector. Four and six in band ooaebra for evening parties at Haynca livery, Man-

ipcrb orchestra pi

inspiring strains which needed do added j lo luoemeot to fill the lloor with merry | dinners The dignified Prof. Laodlia • directed tbe tnovemente in hi* stately * manner, and tbe evening grew j llie dreamy plrarurs ol tbe dance 1

forgetfulness of time.

Marine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect. :

j^ECEPTlON MRS- F. IIAL.L.KSBECK.

OF UUESTS.

sion street

J. W. Bradshaw 'a fruit store I* continually stocked with tbe moat luacloua foreign and domratic fruit at low priora. Free delivery. Decatur near Washington street. if Sargavaklau's Turkish Bazaar, 38 Washington street, offers fine Turkish rug* at New York price*, which pric.1 are the lowest of any other city In Ibis

day. * it 10 80

larvetta. No. It Ocean street, harness lanufactory, I* prepared to turn out

all description* of work In this line. A full aaaurtment of harness, blankets, nets, tta., etc. Repairing done with

neatness and dlapatob. tf An excursion to Wildwood Beach occur* every Tuesday and Friday, special train leavieg Cape May

A. M. and returning leave W Beach at 8 80 P. M. Round trip llcketa;

50 cent*- tf Fred Arnold's Merebaul't Exchange,

Washington and Jackson storeU. is ooe of the popular places of resort for those wbo desire to enjoy eeaalds dedicate*

a red In lb* TAoat -*•"**-’

liquor* dispensed runounoed by con not*

arkable quality and purity. Mr. George Lovett offers to tbe public At hi* old Jackson street stand, all the brat quality of feeds, bay and flour at tbe lowest prices. Orders promptly flllrd end delivered. Give this popular —irobaut your patronage.

cu*-. ARLINGTON HOTEL,

e fishing party of sixteen oo Saturday OppMitr R. R. NUltlon.

who were unsuccessful in angling for tbe flab, and therefore sought pleasure |

lo sailing about, pro|fcillod by tbe brisk ! J- KroMER, Proprietor,

breeze. Among tbe party were Col J. W. Moure. C. J. Ueppe, H. Seltzer.' Paul Keller, A. Mobl. Lew Moore. Dr. Veoaaot, II. Keller, Mias HeppeMiea Moore, Miaa Marion Hull. Mju Keller, Miea Reble Smith, Mias Carrie

Wilson, Mis* Seltzer.

Jit Street, Cape May.

First-clnae Culolna. Largo Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable.

r* to b* of re

cUablt^sod

Maoskm street. Tbe

lufactnre. Repairing ad jewelry V skilled

Cucumber cieam, for anobura, te having a great rush at Marcy A Macray'a Philadelphia Pharmacy,Oceanstrectand Colombia avenue. tf At Powell's restaurant. No. 8 Wash.

a real liquors

- - poor brands

— - Fine dlnaers are served promptly and satisfactorily. tf J. 8. K. Hand A Son are the old origjal sod only Cape May diamond cutter* In Cape May. Cape May diamonds set In riugi, plus studs, bultona, and all of onr own ■ * ‘ ** "

of fine watebe workmen only.

Go to Lanaing'a Cafe, corner SlAfayatte and Deoatur streets, for private terrapin supper*, soft, bard, and deviled crab*, oysters, and little neck clams. 0 * Wines and liquors.

balance of tbe 8. M. Smith, tbe practical watchmaker, of Capa May City, formerly with Bailey, Bank* A Biddle, so well known for reliabllHv and good workmanship. watches and clock* repaired and satisfaction guaranteed. He also baa oo band a fine lot of Cap* May diamonds and ante them to order. Do not fall to call oo him aa be will taka great pleasure in showing yon Ms food*. J81-6t

The Rutger*' College t) lartelte sang t tbe PreeiduuUal Cottage oo Saturday afternoon, a', tbe request of Mrs Harrison. There wore a few Invited gneste present. Mrs. Harrison sod tbe other members of tbe family, as Weil as guest a, were highly delighted with affair. Those present, outside of family : Mrs. Orn. Sewell, Mia* Bewail, Miss Helen Sewell. Mlaa Benjamin, Mia* Hey I, Mias Bnahn.ll. Mite Minnie Colline, Mrs Douglass. Dr. and Mr*. Stewart, Mrs. Jamison, Mias Willard.

Mlaa Emma Huelke scored a triumph by ber magnificent rendering of “Tbe Gipsy," Oppenbelm'a brilliant waltz song. This song, although but rec aad published, ha* caused much favorable comment among mi elan*. Tb* dramatic prelode ooctreats very effectively with tbe bright walls theme of the climax. Tbe com poser is Mr. L A Oppenbeim, of Baltimore, bo te one of Cape May's regular

tailors.

Tbe advance guard of tb* mec bo are to attend tbe nonventioo of tbe National Electric Light Association, Ablcb te to convene st tbe Stockton am* to town on Saturday special Pullman palace and registered at tbe Stockton, where the eunrentloo te to be held.

Wasted—A cook Immediately, wllk reference, far private family. Apply ■’--ofllo*. *18-31

Wanted.—A situation as waltraea or chambermaid, by-* white girl with good reference. Apply at tb* Stab Office.

J oat received a Urge Invoice of choice rad log matter, at Garrison'a sf " _tid fishing tackle store, 88 Wa street, north ol Ocean street.

CARROLL VILLA,

Jackson Kfrcct, near tbe Beacb,

CAPE MAY, N. J.

Delightful location. Everything first-das*. Clone to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON ^HOTEL COLUMBIAN Theroaghly Reno rated and Improved iTOYST OgEST.

H. W. Sawyer, Manager.

JEIOTEL HILTON, EDWARD WESSON. Propr. Rates, 82.00 per Day. Special Rates by tbe Week. Elevator and Electric Belle. 11DD-1S FILBERT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Ttirmtqiiares trom reaa's B. R. Depot. - Filbert Street Cars peas Ike door.

MIHCKLLANEOtlM.

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

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