CAPE WAY DAILY STAR VCBVSBXD KYEiiY MORtn&SG,

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[ i^llton & I’ublulitm.

MONDAY. AUGUST 24. l«il.

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iartlmt Mwi of onr rounly ro<

tu be enjoying ■ Iboruugbly pro»p«;rou» time tbi* «rMon. In fart. Ocean City bat pruapeml from tbe II rat, baa grown rapidly, become eaceedingly ixipular a aummer reaort. anil baa every prua)iect

of continuing Ha wondrrfnl

town la patronlxed by very excellent jmople, and a acaaontbere mcana jK-rfcct order and aolid, though quiet, enjoyment. Dote la and cottagea are eonatautly going up, and a new large one will be built ready for

Judge Charles <». Garrlaon, of the State Supreme Court, heard Lawyei Pennington T. Hildreth, of Camden, at bia cottage here on Saturday In a petition to bare J. H. Poindexter released from tbe county jail under a writ of htiltai corjmi, and the Judge finally' aented to have tbe man released on tbe giving of (1,000 ball. On the night of Friday, August 7lh, a colored man broke and entered tbe aummer borne of Mr*. II. F. Iluchanan, a young married lady of about twenty-three years, living at Holly Iteach. Mra Iluchanan la very pretty. The time of tbe entering was about eleven o'clock at night, and Mr*. Iluchanan waking, found that her lamp which she bad left burning was out,but hi tbe glimmer of tbe light from tbe street she noticed, with borror, tbe form of a man loaning over her. When she attempted to stir, tbe man threatened her, and uttered words something like these: "If you cry, I'll kill you." Tbe fellow escaped, and tbe next morning a hat was found on tbe front porch, whieb Mn>. Buchanan kept, thinking that something might happen through which tbe offender would be detected. Poindexter, who is s burly negro ol about 30 yean of age, Is charged with owning tbe bat found, and was committed to

the oonnty jatl on Tuesday.

II. iV. Newton, publisher, of Phils i Ipbia, is registered at the Arlington. Mas Ethel Bowles, the belle of Lcxitgton. Ky., is Mopping at the Uinua

w-ck.

Hi*hop Keene, PrcaM ton T niverstty, t» a g

llrnmaa.

William Patton. a typo of North Sid j street, Philadelphia, is one of the arrlvala at tbe Brunswick. I Warren P. Edgarton, Chief Inspector

of Philadelphia, with hi. Columbia for apme time.

I>. F. Hendrickson, a large liese dealer, of Woodbury, with bia wife aud daughter la at tbe Arlington. James 0. Stevenson, of Standard Oil

fame, la sojourning at tfa with bia charming family.

Among the arrival* at the Brunswick are Misses Elixs and Bessie Stratton, of tbe Cockade City, Petersburg, Ye. o delightful young ladles from

Philadelphia, stopping

are the Mi sec* Sophie and Uosle Halier. Frank Smith, of tbe ship chandler firm of Jeremiah Smith A Sons, with hit wlf. is registered at the Arllnp-

Dr. L. F. !!.. gave us

day.

Joshua KUiucboik. a well kn citizen of Camden. Is enjoying ■

jenrn her* among freinde. Mr. D. Ramsey Patterson, who

his delightful wife has added mu. {the pleasure of Congress Hall gt j leave this afternoon for their Phlti

OF.AND CARNIVAL U childree had their nxaal so.

, festival at Congress |UI1, on SatunLy iwn ' evening. Tbit ''event is oue which is S.W 1 always looked forward to with high an I •-le jiation*. In their ss-etest toilet* iJrl. ) 'he little Misses, and in their brightest , ig r •* hibs and tuckers '' little masters weir & ! .m baud t.’ tbe nember of about W to • ■ fel. j join in Ore feato itieaof the hour They

Starlight.

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A* If true to the Staii'* former editorial declaration,Saturday night proved there was nothing tame, nothing mean about Cape May. Tbe town was alive here, there, everywhere. There was no dog fight, strange to aay, to mingle with the varied sensations. The greatest event act down for the evening's pleasure* was tbe Children’* Carnival Congress Hall, but other trivial matters were thrown In to lend a varied Interest to thoee In aeareh of exciting Firat, an alarm of fire, which p be only a smoking chimney at the Elberon, stirred qp the populace and drew a crowd aa tbe rumor spread* that the hotel was on fire. Some ten mlnutcaflcr the excitement began, and whin everybody who came to look for the fire had discovered there waa nothing but a chimney smoke, the fire department waa notified by somebody, and down they came to turn immediately about and return. Tbe Carnival begau In tbe Congress groat dining room, and all went merrily, but while the Preeldent'a family were being delighted with pretty aocuea, tbe team which brought them over, and behind which they alwayi ride, was running away on Beach nua and breaking up tbe Preeidentixl carriage. A saloon brawl, a aort of triangular fight.mainly created by up-road-era and conducted to rather an Ignominious ending, waa in progress on Wash-

ington street

Mrs. F. M. Steinmet* and daughter, Mias Anita, of South Broad street Philadelphia, have taken rooms at Devon

Villa.

Philip H. Iloif, connected with tbe financial department of tbe Philadelpbla Iltetrri, with his charming wife,

at the Lafayette.

Edward May, of Camden. N. J., t general agent of the German American Insurance Company, has joined bia fam-

ily at tbe Arlington.

Juebna M. Horton, of Mooreatown, wbo practice* law In Camden, la one of the keenest and brightest mioda among the junior bar of Camden county. Jamca McCartney, Treasurer of tbe Record Publishing Co., Philadelphia, and formerly an officer of tbe Pcnnayl -tnla R. R. Co., last the Lafayette. William Singerly McCartney, grand.u of William Singerly, President of the Record Publishing Co., Is visiting bia aunt, Mrs. JC J. Urlffiu. Russel! Dowdell and bia friend, A. II. Kuiaell, of Philadelphia, two popular young men, are guest* at Brexlon Villa, where they arc passing a week. C. J. Cludiua, connected with tbe Urge notion house of Horstmaun* Bros., Philadelphia, has returned to the Aldinc with his wife and charming daughter. George B. Ferrier, of the Rate De j«rlmcnt, Pctuuylvaula R. R., with his wife and daughter, is at the Arlington. Mr. Ferrier'a home la at Mooreatown,

N. J.

Daniel L. Leahy, eon of the prominent PhiUdelphl* contractor, and hU handsome and accomplished bride, are Mlaa BelU V. McGowan, are stopping a 1 Coogreaa Hall, enjoying their boney-

Sundaj Sarf Hete*. Robert Dunbar's fins physique wi noted among the more vtal wart bathers. He can swim as well aa sing. Hon. John M. Moore, of Clayton, waa an interested spectator of the great crowds on the Uach yesterday. Billion Davta, an official of tbe Far. mere' and Mechanics' Bank, Woodbury, was among the jolliest bathers. Joe Btelnmctr and hit little red flower reappeared In the sarf yesterday. Joe la a great bather and a great bean. “Wag*’ caught wn yesterday after a long weary effort, and abe seemed », well pleased aa be. Serf friends— Arm friends. Mias lane* Forbes .lithe form was seen bafletlDg tbe breakers, while a very popular member of the Athletic Club gave careful assistance. Mrs. Callaghan, of Washington, la quite enthusiastic over tbe superb breakers of tbe past few days and plunges through them dally. Mlaa Mary E. Scott, in company whb "Handsome Harry” was one of the most graceful promt nailer* <j beach. She waa much admired. Banker B. K. Jamison and family and friend* and Appraiser Leach and family were among the groups occupylug chain upon the strand daring bsthHarry Jackson, an athlete of .little feme and a aw [miner of high puts, has returned from a trial of surf bathing at Atlantic City and decide) fevor of our own beach by a big

jority.

Mr*. Andrew Forbes bathed bis little daughter* yesterday while his pretty wife looked admiringly on. In pass logoff the beach Mrs. Forbes dropped aome of the children'* jewelry she bad held, but fortunately It waa afterward found. It would have been a heavy

Mr*. G. C. Quezada, wife of a wealthy plantation owner of Cost* Rica, South America, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lilburn H. Townsend, at tbe oottegc of Mr. and Mrs. Townsend. No. 141 Washington street. Tbe Lafayette Hotel bar baa, In tbe peraon of Harry Koenig, one of tbe meet skillful and popular dispensers of tbe "cup that cheer*," of any house a Cape May. Harry Isoourteous and obliging and has added many new name* to bia list of friend* try hi* aummer'* work. Mias Nellie Kryder, and Mlaa Mancie Durbrow, of Philadelphia, are among frienda in West Cape May, stopping at the cottage of Nicholas Swale for a few days. They are attractive ladies, and are enjoying tbe piesanres to be had

Cape May.

Simon B. Cameron, grandson of Lin-

coln’* Secretary of War, am

of United States Senator Cameron, who own* Urge farm* near Marietta, Pa., and bU relative, G. G. Cameron a former editor of tbe Rttry Eming, Wtlmlngton, are enjoying a sojourn at the Su r

Villa.

Dr. Fred. Johnson, of Jrreey City, « of Mr. Eldredgc Johnson, ol this city, by bU "opportune and prompt arrival," aaya tbe New York Au*. “saved

in'e life" on Wedneeday last. Tbe In question waa Joseph Itelner, Of

New York, wboae arm was torn from its socket, being eangbt by a train which passed one in which be sat at a window

1th bis arm allgblly protending.

Ex■ Congressman Hire*, of Salem ; Isaac H. Moffett, Revenue Collector, and County Clerk Loudeoalager, of Gloucester County, and their eloee friend Lawyer Borden, of Camden, form a quartette of prominent gentlemen Cape orerNjunday. Cottager AT. H. Vanaman was discovered roaming Cape May paaturcre grocn with them yester-

day, noble fellow* every one.

Tbe Urge families of BUalllver and Jones, with Mr. and Mrs. Bird, Mr. and Wre. Hartman, Mlaa Harman, Mlaa Herman, Mias McDonough, Mlaa Stellar and Mias Hartman, gneate of Walter Cottage, have taken in all the pleasure* to be had from a seaside life, driving, sailing, fishing, crabbing, bathing, dancing, etc. They are deriving much pleasure from their stay at the Cape. Rev. L. O. Manchester, formerly pastor of the M. E. Church, of this city, and a man wbo has as many real frieoda aa any Methodist clergyman, wbo hat ever been stationed at Cape May, U joying a week at the reeidenoe of H George II. Reeves, in West Cape May. Mr. Manchester t* now stationed at Higbtatown, . N. J., where be ha* preached sluoc be left Cape May. HU aua Frank U here with him. Mrs. Man-

baa gone to VirglnU to visit her

aon, Frol. Arthur Manchester, professor

male in the University of Virginia.

Tbe Miaaea Pearl and Ka.ic Kternan re .cry go-si an liumer»,an<l they are to *■ auen every day acconipin.ed by their

admirer* gracefully riding

the wa

Rev.

Father Broaarrt, Ywar General Diocese of Kentucky, la a guest of the Lafayette. Father Broeeert ia a moat affable gentleman and very popular with all wbo have tbe pleasure of

bU acquaintance.

Madame Modjoska. left lor New

York yesterday afternoon, and wlU go

down to Lakewood, N. J.,

Rosalind " in a apeeUI performance the ocean - A* Yon Like It." Madame Mod. I broad Uwo

), tbe c

dug ball i

8/>", when all tbe cl.ildrrn. with Prof. Lreimi* and Miss Resale Clayt-vi at tbi | toad^werc formed in grand march, ms ucureriug nicely to the inspiration ol j I Simon Haasler'a fine orcbestra music. Tbe Presidential party, oonaistiug of Mr*. Harriaon. Lieut, and Mr*. John W. Parker. Mr*. Dtmmlck, Mr*. How. ard Calr. Mr. aud Mr*. John \V. Backman. Mr. and Mr*. Geo. W. Boyd, MUs Jannette Halford and Mlaa Alice B. r‘*y Sanger, were already present enjoying

jeak* will return, to Congress Hall on

Tbnraday.

Tbe departure of Mia May S. Clark. Of Washington, from The Devon, baa ipbatlcally perceptive void. Her eontribattons of keen wit and her sparkling good nature a re greatly missed by a large circte of frienda that regret

her absence.

Mra. T. B. Baldwin, so long suffering from tbe effects of a burn, ia now in a fair way to recovery, under tbe skillful teeatment of Dr. Carl V. Viacber, at Hahnemann Medical College. PbiladclpbU. During bU visits here Dr. Viacber Is tbe gurst of bia friend Dr. N.

W. Fryer.

Tbe ebureb reporter of the Philadelphia J'rrn may be agi>od Sunday school boy, but he I* not op on aome church He apeak* of Rev. John B. Haines, of tbi* city, as " rector " of the Firat M. E. Church, of Philadelphia. Mr. Ilalnee will be glad to know of bia promotion and of bia new title. How

funny.

Mr. Juba Hunekcr, tbe well-known athlete and rx-caplain of the A. C. S. apent Sunday at tbe Cape, where he . warmly welcomed by bia many nds. He participated in all tbi pleasure* of Cape May, and added U bia laurels by gallantly rescuing from tbe surf a young lady who had gone beyond her depth. Aside from motives of pleasure, Mr. liuneker came to tbe Cape on Important business connected with the Item newspaper. William 8. Doughty, tbe popular chief clerk In the Stockton Hotel office, leaves tbii morning with bia tall, stately and accomplished wife for a month's outing. Ho baa been at tbe Stockton and an efficient officer since the hotel opened on the 6th of Jane. Mr. Doughty a home 1* in Philadelphia, and for fonr years be waa a successful bnalman of Pituburg, Pa., anil has boats of acquaintance* in both Philadelphia and the Smoky City. Mr. and Mrs. Doughty's objective point la Saratoga, and en route they will atop over N. Y., and view tbe eccnea of the Cornell University. After a stay at tbe prominent Now York reaort, they will return by way of tbe ooal region* of^Pen nay Irani*, and make an excursion

through them.

Drunk and Disorderly. Late Saturday evening a drunken brawler waa ejected from a saloon c Washington street, and Officer Baldwl attempted to arrest him, tbe fellow n slating arrest, and Chief Farrow cam to Baldwin's assistance, and, grabbing him, bit him on the bead with bia billy. Immediately the fellow cried for quarter, but at least balfa doxen blows were showered on bia 1-tad. The man wai then taken to tbe jail by the two effi cere. This firat disturbance bad hardly subsided before another fellow was rut out, and, making a racket on the etreet, he wa* arrested by Offioer Gilbert, wbt had no trouble in taking bis man. It ia due to both onr native and summer population to state that these violators of law, gospel, and common acme came In from aome mllee up country. A Meed of Praise. Mt».K>>. Editob*—As a guest at Congress Hall I feel Ilka expressing my appreciation of the generous efforts made by tbe proprietor for the entertaioment of those residing in tbe hotel. On Thursday evening a german In tbe dining room was enjoyed spectators than tbe dancers, everything peeving off with much eclat. Saturday sight waa signalized by the Children' Ball, which was a beautiful spectacle enjoyable one wondered bow exception could be taken to the small admission fee. There will, howwave be croakers who cannot appreciate tbe liberal scale on which enterUtamenu at Congress Hall kre always conducted. The presence of Mrs. President Harrison and friends Saturday evening lent interest aion. Quite different from Atlantic May, and the refined social atmosphere Impresses the sojourner at Congress Hall, which Is well-filled with appreciative guest*. SoJorrtXKB.

> tbe side veranda, and a

the stroke of Simon's violin all enter.-d and witnessed the marching of the children, which wa* followed by tbe fancy dancing of Mia* Bessie Clayton, Mlaa Elaii-Newkirk aud Mlaa Mamie Mcllbenny. Mlaa Bessie danced tbe Handkerchief, Toe, Poor Jonathan and Tam-

bourine dances. Mias Newkirk cxe-! Huyl-':'-ruled tbe Plcianlnny dance, and Mlaa j M * ,CJ & 1

Mcllbeony tbe Scotch fling. In addt-i Fane;

fur caran»-l*Are aiv : Washington a'.recl. } the Stockton Bath* for polit vner: tor first cla« aceommoda where the temperature of tb< . Ukcu daily, and also where the society bat'

young l*d:.» - . -n*. Their *ubj. I..-.* all agreed that l wt .-!»« photographer, and • at -lockton Baths, was

d print*. Alao In five-i-oand Very convenient for fznii.

it the Palace

Wiley's Coogreaa Baths are splendidly equipped for tmalneaa, with excellent bathing robe*, polite attentioo. and convenlent room*. Pavllioo oo the beach accommodation of bia bathers. *

They put ice in every glass of soda a tbej'aiaoe Pharmacy, opposite Coopna

(OXUKKfcK HAJL.I*, cape may city,k. j. Remodeled and Improved. J. F. CAKE,

lion :

> the large number of children 5^''ca(,

• there were several hundred I

■'infectious always fresh at Ire ray'* drug stores. • ■■zed drink* skilfully com- : Phil Koenig's Oriole. La•niched. tf

, .......w...- Spoons at Jos. Hand' •t* 11 1 Washington street They are worthy

ladies aud gentlemrn, many dress, the ladia* U-UaU exceeding ie jufy.-u *;u i.nou. C.-n-e and see point of richness and beauty, if poaal- Artistic grouping by A. I'. A H. II. ble. anything that baa preceded, and i T " dd ' th ' photograph-ra. foot of Con-

after the cbiiddrrri'a part of the exer. K™** lawn.

else*, three occupied the floor until 10.4.Y We meant to procure tbe namre oi everyone of tbe little folk*, but a proper opportunity not presenting itaelf, we were able to jot down only a small portion. We call to mind Miaaea Rite Robb, Ethel Fetheratone. Minch-

Lewie. Agnes Da-

Fctheratone. viaaon, Virgie Davisson, Cerna Porter, Annie Hayes. Bessie Gallagher, Allie Spencer, Georgie Plumb, Hrhe Kirkpatrick. Annie and Katie McConnell, Josie Miller, Laura ilannum. GaMVlva Mellbenny, Daisy Campbell, I-cidy Hart. Saidy Loewy, Breaie Griffin, Mis* Helen Moore.Mi*»Esther Salinger Mi*a Jcuie Cox, M-sac* Inez, AdeUide Beatrice Forbes. Little Mis* Howc,, d»nc, of five aummer*, wa* especially i-casing Among th. mister* were Harry Davisson. Willie Leopold Edward Chew Willie Division, 'Rezo

Brook*, and Grange Lukei-. ouwre* otocau, »lIiSaW a “ l ‘ fa i * nd «'R«d Madame cellent manner.

*** present and joined Mrs.

srr.aoe . ru a. Among, the

> Old Gibe

Finest Old Mount V

Belle of Nelson, I'orrlres and other brand* of whiskies. Gainneaa* Ste-ut, Baaa Ale, Claret, etc., at Collin*'. Decatur street, opposite Colombia ave. 2t

Ladle.

. , tbe

Jam--* Y. Borden all hair bang are ad. vlwd to leave their orvler at once aa this will be the last week they can procure it at the Cai-e. Life is too .hurt, always to be in a worry about keeping four hair in curl. Wear the James Y. Borden all hair bang and have |»-rfe. t comfort. Paris Toilet and Manicure l-arlora, at tbe Devon, South Lafayette When winter takes the place of summer aud you are gathered around the comfortable Ore a group photograph made of you at the aea abure will give you lou of plcaauie, particularly if It was made at t'.e Chester Seaside “■ Stockton Hath*, in their ex-

Mock i

Harriaon and friend* lUc many handwm-ly dreed ladle p?e*eut were Mr*. Rodman Smith, of Wilminga" of ,,, ® Congress, in laveod. r *Uk and crepe; opal ornament*; mi'^, ^ v.- B ' " ,1, ° of " mingtem. in Nile green eilk and crepe tr-mming with mna. green ; pearl ..roa

Henes, „f Cleveland,

*t .T^’ rc h , i‘*mond ornaaMr*. William Harrison Wallam*

pearl .Ilk point Lee Uimmlng d^-mon-la , Mr*. Adam Porcpaugh. black canton crepe, feather trimmings, diamond car rings, maguifioom diamonds and pearl brooch; Mr*. Albert M,

Moore, ol Philadelphia, was particn-

larly charming in white evening costume*, imported, dotted with violet clover*, low, round De. k, trimmed with

lace, rosea and violets; aroon, rosea wa* a diamond lizard. Sbi

pendant from tbe waist a diamond cross

of great value ; hair dressed high, with violets. Mia* Margaret Stockton, „ l " popular author.

™? k Stockton, ‘n pearl colored .Ilk, ehlflon lane, a dainty costume. Mia*

Jane Lenox, black velvet trimmed m

yellow silk, a pretty blond and a gtwoeful dancer; Mr*. Clifford Lewis, In every respect one of the loveliest of la-

dle*, beautiful in appearance. - manners,

and In her life, waa in a charming white

costume, low Deck, diamond oruami '

. . MUs Alice Hollander,

Royer, Lottie and Mra. Boyer, enjoyed a trip to Sewell's Point and sail In'the inlet. A delightful oyster luncbivm waa served t» the Jiarty, and ou their return they ail agree! in voting it one of the pleasantest affair* of the araa.ii

everything wa* “comm* il taut."

THE WINJDMOB, CAPE MAY. N. J. Thirteenth Season-1891. Capacity 300. Location unsurpaawd. One ble from tbe New Depot Neareet Bouae to the surf. Strictly firaUdaaa 1^.11 appointuenta. WALTER W. GREEN, trf Philadelpbte Proprietor

8. M. Smith, tbe practical watchmaker of Cape Mav City, formerly with Bally. Bank* A Biddle, i. well known for reliability and good workmanship. Watches and clocks repaired. lie make* a a|*ci*lty of manufacturing j fine jewelry, such aa Rings, Stick Pina, I Charms, etc., and baa a large stork of Cape May diamond*, cute and mount* them at manufacturer*' prloea. All goods warranted a* represented. Do not fail to call on him aa be will take great pleasure in showing you biagoial*. No. 3 Washington street Cape May. • Yon will enjoy never*! hours in the beautiful park at Wildwood, going over

by tbe l ape May Special.

"fc-HOTELeCOLUMBIA*-

Jsrovsnr o^xn.T.

Tbereagblj Renovated sad Improved

H. W. Sawyer, Manager

for Crabbing, finking nr Sailing.

Pier Conrert.

The conoert on the Pier last evening a* well attended by a fashionable and critical audience wbo prouonneed the program aa very artistically present.. 1. The artists were in good form and Mr. Dunbar deserve* thanks for giving Cape May guests tbe opportunity to bear such firsl-claas talent at reason-

BoBanaj.

Tbe Preeldent'a horses were left ; by tbe coachman on Saturday evening and took it Into their beads to trot off r own account. They reached Beach avenne, and here tbe carriage collided with one owned by Adam Lopei, of this city, wrecking both considerably. Another carnage was obtained and the wrecked placed in the Sea Breeze yard until It be repaired. Mra. Harriaon bad e over In the carriage and was in tbe Congress Hall ebildren's party when the Incident occurred.

You

i make it In five minute*

1%aJ's tbe beauty of Root Beer made from Knapp's Root Beer Extract

Concert and Hop at Lotayette

A very enjoyable muilcale occupied the first part of the evening at Lafayette on Saturday, at which an interesting program waa given by Philadelphia art lata. After the concert the hall wa* devoted to dancing, and a very pleasant time waa bad by those participating. Among many olbere the following noticed; * - Mf • *** Rg- W. I'etermaa. Ml** Gertrude

John UeaJey.Mlm Grace Bare

■d.MmV/C. McCkmnifi r "xi'

Ir. V” Z' 11 'ri7- M ‘•are

Oianm “Sin:

Hoff. MUw tV-Sen. Mi.* Beligmau. 1 GnfRn. Frank tlalpin. Mlaa Hair.*" -- --

Clernon. Cbfiun Me<’lern..n. Non Mr and Mr*. Kobctt lumbar. Mr.

hrnt.Mr.au

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The Cape May Star, Meaera. A. W. Hand and T. It Brooks, editors, flourIsbea, and, like the celestial orb after which it la named. It ‘.winkles with the bright eomucation* of the dally life down by tbe non—Maryland Journal Tbe Tax Collector 1* ready to receive your tex for 18D1 Ices 6 per oent for a few days only. Don't mlaa your dla1 Gxu. L. Lovett, Collector.

PasU-Marx

la tbe latest German novelty for tbe toilet and bath. It gives to tbe water a delightful odor and imparts to the epidermis a moat exhilarating effect. One block dissolved In water make* a pint ol exquisite toilet cologne. For aale only at Kennedy's U. 8. I*. •

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CAPJE MAY. LOTS FOR SALE. ESTATE OF MARK DEVINE ] U) of the finest bui-Jiag lots. franUnz oo acn avenue. Palteraon avenue. Broadvay

Fire! and Bee

New Beach Drive. Board Walk. Pure r.Ga* and Electric Lights la From. The lot* are TDxlM aad S0*nD. and further laformatton from JACOB NKAKE. Attorney,

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WM. G. ESSEN, Bakery and Ice Cream Saloon, AH Waiiliiiigtoii Street, Hotels and Cottages PromptljlSupplled.

JACQUETTE & STRATTON, No. 12 Washington Street, 4ADdOiNMO Powell's Rcstausant.: ^V-DEALUB IN FISH, OYSTERS, CLAMS, TERRAPIN AND CRABS, FmMitHaa Berrcd PrwpRy.Order* Nmlloiled

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CAPE MAY DAILY STAB. THE LEADING KEANIUE DAILY. aaon of 18SI begin* July 1st. Served Every Morning Early, Be sure we have your rum).