CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PI BUSHED EVEBT MORNING,

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Tho »tni(fC>e (or Domination for The Mi««e« Uattic ami Nellie SUploCoojrrcM on the Repnhliean Ticket, for too, of Philadelphia, are .pendinc a the Firm N. J. C..nsree»ional District few d*ya with their friends Anna L. coming more pronounce*! daily, j Johnson at the Congous avenue cotCape May County's aspirant !»r. Walter ' tage of E. Johnson, E».| S. Learning of this city is gaining | John 8. Stanton has been appointed

SATURDAY, JULY 0, 1892.

The orchestra for the Carlton Hotel. Cape May Point, has been engaged for a aeaxin of seven weeks, and the first regular hop of the season w ill take place In the parlor of the hotel to-night. Every morning and afternoon and this

orchestra will play in Carlton.Hall.

We take pleat ure in arnouncing the fact of the opening of the Iron Pier Opera House, which event takes place ' this evening, as will be seen hy the advertisement which appears Ibis morning. Messrs. Wiener and Spooner are the lessees, and are gentlemen well rape rienccd In amusement affairs. The “.Spanish Students'' will he rendered, and Prof. Harry Herman, the renowned

preslhflgiutcur, will perform, besides a for Cl

number of other firat-cleas altrsi lions. To-morrow evening a grand aacred concert will be given by the cam]*any. A firtt-claaa opera company will a)j>ear

July 10.

As s step forward Cape May City needs to diminish city ebargei lowest limit. Taxation la not unduly severe, but the charges ma hotels and other properties aside from this are burdenaome. The llcenie feea for rooma, for bath houaea, etc, to ua unjust, and a harrier ohatructa business. Water re hotels, stables, etc., are certainly high When it is considered that the used lor two months only. Then the gas rate is simply exorbitant and past our comprehension why a company of able business men like those compose the' United tias Company should jiermlt such a rate to bo Rvcause of It their buslm-ss la reduced to a minimum.

strength si

to win. The prospects for s pr**' and intcuac struggle are prom'siu with solid Cape May County sti for him, the Doctor is apt to 1 reinforcements before tnany balli taken The convention will be 1

Salem In September.

VT.

rahsl of Cape May Pi

d looks fioe in his new uniform, sod but ' helmet. He Is s good looking mtu,

iding : and popular with the residents of the

ceive - Point.

‘ vre > M r. Ramsdell, of last season's Cape id »t )( aV s ball team, arrived last evening to ' resame a place with this season's nine. : '•Rim-ie," as he is familiarly called. Is

ijie May County Board of Asses- » ver j gentlemanly little fellow and e fixed the valuation of taxable m aile njuny warm friends last year who jproperty—real and personal—at four ! extends to him a welcome on his return. dlion, nine hundred seventy-seven, Mr. George W. Boyd, the popular eathousand dollars, divided among the tUunl ( , eI1( . ril , gcnt „f the eral municipalities as follows lOoesn ,. cnBnsylvillllll Railroad, Is one of the City, t-t&'i.OX); Upper, »300,000 : Den- |no#l U1 mc0 M lhe Stockton. He U ni», Ill-viO); Sea Isle, iJ", 1,000 ; Ava- : ^ Krlbe , oln, 8117,000 ; Middle, WI2.0M ; Angle-, , tim tD ., liever m his efforts rWl,W. ; Holly Beach, 81SJ.OJ3 ; for tb , maket8 0 f public opinion. Lower, 8217,^00; West Cape May, 1100,- , „ _ . _ , , Ui»; M., Cllr. il.IUT.O0O ; C.|» H-0»,. II. C..d«. I..,-, xi i« i_» non t», . ,.r 1 whose reputation as counsellor is farjew * e j name has been frequently mentioned of

cd to meet the appropriations of the Hoard of the Freeholders Is 819,959 and for Sute School Tax 812,785, a toUl,

uty ai

i. per 8101,

The last State Geologists report tains the lollowing about Cs|>c eouuty : In Cape May county tbi

- some very light soil, but none so p

to he fairly classed as pine land, timber Is mixed pine and oak, but

ly small, owing to frequent cutting, hut

on Berslry's Point some Urge old show what size the timber Would a

If left undisturbed. Most of the clesred Und lies along the shore on both sides of the cape, but, as has been pointed out this choice of the shore, instead of the Interior, has had no particular

reference to the quality of the aril.

Owing to its location, between the sea and DcUwara bay, and in the ex ■ treme southern part of the State, Cape May enjoys s milder climite than other parts of New Jersey. Colton has been suooessfully grown here : ani delicate plsnts, as the English Ivy, which else where must be taken Into the house at the approach of winter, may safely he left In the open air the season through. As the spring U s week or ten days earlier than in the neutral pm of the Sute garden vegetables can be bronght

to market than much earlier.

Welcome to the sea and to the beautiful elty of Cape May, ye scribes. Take IKnaessioa, run it, have just sueh a jolly lime as ye will. The whole earth is yours, come down and possess it, beginning with thU land of ours, yclept for centuries Cape May, where life approaches peifeclion induced by climatic conditions so favorabe as to ad ranee not only physicUl hut also menUl and moral development. The land Howrag with milk and hooey and purified by atonic breezes from over t sea, the land which has proven a bai of rest for tired mortals for geoeratioi the land which Is old but which has grown old beautifully without loss ol viulity or youlhfu loess. Take chsrgi of It, be happy and let the tsblrU ol your memories bear note* of pleasant impressions, enjoyable incidents, to be

recalled long after your departui

Srait'oflioe is open twenty-fonr hoars each day and the latch string hangs * the ouUide. What more can we say. There has been great progress here within the last ten years. The Cape May hotels of to-day are for the most part so superior In equipment and management to those of ten yearn ago, that there Is no comparison. Nowhere are there better boteis In .point of equipment, convenience, or table. There have been many thousands of dollars Invested In the erection of new buildings, all of substantial and sightly character, not only in this city, hot In West Cape May / and Cape May Point. Business men generally, here, are on a far more substantial basis now than then, and there are everywhere, evidences of progress and and prosperity. Cape May do move, there is no mistake about it. There has been much money expended also within the oonnty in the peat decade. It Is now seventeen years since Cape May Point was first launched upon iU perilous voyage as a seaside resort. At that

time there was la this county but resort,—Cap# May City. Now there

eight, aeren besides our city, six built within the last tsn years, viz. Ocean City, Baa Isle City. Avalon, Anglesea, Holly Beich and Wildwood, which Ineluding Cape May Point, re presen! an expenditure of not lass than two millions of dollars and probably three millions. On the bay shore improvement is now starting up. In soother ten years who can guess what marveloas growth may visit our county. During tbs past ten years, IU permanent population has increased twenty per cent, and present prospects point to a much greater percentage of Increase in the tan yearn to come. There is evident- , ly nothing bat encouragement in these fact* for those Interested In Cape May

The Stab last season felt constrained to ask the managers of the Athletic Park for better c->nduct upon the part of the boys iu attendance upon the games. Something of an effort was made and better things followed, hut with the return of another seisou complaint* come In'from a suffrring audience. Not only the" patrons of the park suffer the annoyances of the small boy's bad behavior, but the visiting dubs, brought here to assist in entertaining Cape May summer guests, are subject to all sorts of guys and insult-, which they arc njt only astonished to notice, bat which many of them take as personally insulting. Noe- the park Is not to he run more for the gratification of unmannerly hoy* than loproi>erly Interest the public, and the boys should know it. They may be away up in base ball lore atd fill, their importsure, but let them keep quiet when and

where they should.

name has been frequently i

late for Justice of the U. S. Suprei Court to succeed the l*tc Justice Joseph

Of #13 7T-, nec.-si ! Bradley, of New Jersey. -? -* 'Ir. s.nT*:. I Col. J. H. Strickland and wife,

Washington, have arrived for the son at Sea Crest Inn. Col. Strickland

was greatly pleased with bi>

last summer, and c.-]>ecially so with the

kind care of Mrs. Munroe Co st, where he greatly euji outlook ovey the sea. We i

to him for Washington pai-ers and j

documents.

Xewspap r Men Here. The Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and other newspaper men, with their wives and sweethearts, arrived here yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock in a si-ecial tram. They are quartered at the beautiful Stockton and goesta of the -Pecnsylvajia Railroad Company. Mr. George W. Boyd, the popular asstaol general passenger agent of the ■mpxny, and CoL Frank N. Barksdale, ic advertising manager, arc chaperoning the party. In it are the following well known men: uiisutos i-oKUEsrusiiKsra. Allison, James W., an! lady. New York

World.

Alvord, T. G., and lady. New York Herald. Annin. W. E., and lady, Salt Lake Ti

bnne.

Apperson, G. U-, and lady, Chicago Herald. Atkins, A. B-, nnd wile, Brooklyn Daily

Eagle.

Ayers, H W., and wife, Sin Antonio Express. Barrett, E. W., and wife. A’lanta Constitution. Harry. D. S.. sod wife, New York

Hell. W. R , and lady. Pittsburg Leader. Boynton. C. II. and lady, Kicrnan News Company. Brooks, Hobart, and lady. New York

Herald.

Carlton, C. C.. and lidy, California As-

sociated Press.

Conant, C. A-. and lady. New York

Commercial Bulletin.

Along the Hearh.

indebted ! *■- lin '’ I '' cw York

Recorder.

Corwin. J. A., and lady.Chic. Tribun* Crounec. W. L., and lady, N. Y. World, Dun Dell. E, G , and wife. N. Y. Time*, j ( Ferris. F. P.. and lady. B.lu Herald. | ,0,

Trolley cars running rather light just pjcmiqg, G. B.. aul wife, Evansville

ow, feeling the lull after the ruxh of Courier,

the holiday. By to-morrow the steady Pry, Smith D., and wife. Des Mi

ner travel should m»ko iu begin- Register.

Gsnbe. Louis, and Indy, BilUmorc Am- 1 jprietor P. Quidort, of bath house : cr iciu.

writes home I rum France that be j (iib-on, E. J., and lady. Pbila .Press, ich improved and having a restful j Hackt-rdorn. Mr. and wife. Phils. P

Boyle. Mrs. E. M-. and daughter, P.e-s. i McLaughlin. F.. Times. Fenno, D. G., and wife. Time*. j Mcgargce, L. N., and wife, Times. Everett, Mrs.. Timex. Colcla/cr, H. H-, and wife, He-cord. Bailey. J. W., and wife, Record. |- lk-rr, H. H.. Record. Kellner. Dr. G.,anddaught'r, Dcmukral. Dicckc, Sire. H. and daught'r. Demokral. i Hargraves, W. H-, and wife, Associated !

Press.

Connor, W. A., and wife. Associated

Preas.

Lvrcrty, C. J-, and diughtcr. United

Press.

Armbrustcr, W., Telegraph. Swartz. E. J., Telegraph. Rucb, W. CY. and wife. Telegraph. Perrlnc, William, and wife, Kvi Bulletin: Kane, E. V., and wife. Evening Bulletin. Niles. IL. and wife. Evening Bulletin. Blakely, James K., and brother, Evening Star. McConnell. Mr*. J-. and daughter, Evening Star. Fitzgvrald, Harrington, and wife, Evening I:cm. Turner. George, and wife. Evening Item, liar vie, E. T.. and wife. Even'g Herald. Sheldon. H. -U. and wife. Even'g Call. Lennon, J. E , and wife. Evening Cal'. Taggart. H. L., and wife. Taggart*

Times.

T-ggart, W. M., and wife, Taggart*'

Time a

B aden. Mrs. E. S.. and daughter, Tagearls’ Times. ^

Stockholder.

. Williams, J. H, and wife, Sunday

[ Hirpslch. Winslow, C

CONGRESS HALL,

«'APK MAY. X. J.

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id dsughle

ol. S. N-.

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>-mmirci»l LLL

0lir GLests.

H-. Correspondent.

j Bennett, T. J-, and wife. Hcral-I.

Haines. O P., and wife. Sun. Foard, N. E.. and wife, Sun. I. C. W., and lady. Sun.

Pawks, W. T.. and lady. News. Grises, A., and wife. Journal. Wentworth, T. J., and wife, Every S

Xta Windsor^ CAPE MAY, N. JFrtestli Season. 1392. Capacity, 300. Location Unsurpassed.

K BLOCK FROM PAMNKXUKK STATION. NEAREST IIOFSK TO THE SERF.

STRU TI.Y FIRST-C I.ASS IN AM. ITS APPOINTMENTS.

time. He is mlsaed by hi* old patrons at the shore. Mrs. Quidort will join him in the fall to remain all winter. 'Mr*. Dr. Walker and Mis* Carri® Halliday arc happy companions In the surf and beach rompidgs: The muscular exercise which the summer time

gth, y®t

Cincinnati

if -. The Unitei

llthei

a other Personal Monti.

is happy lieartedn •

t, tlis

Mis* Olgs Good has

tiled away. j It was hied at Loon ^ beauty a: mtrried since i lug down

•Med the

...d per

■e hri

iillllsnd, G. E, and Enqlrcr. Halford, A. J., and

Pres*.

Hahtea l, A., and wife, Cmcinnat Commercial Gazette. Hamilton. C. A, and daughter. B-ook-lyn Time*. Handy. F. A. G., an 1 wife. Chicaro

lay.

I tile

The Misaea Ueppc grace

Hall ac-lety.

u. Belle Green, of Waterford, Erk Co., Pa,, ia a visitor to the Cape. Misses Hattie and It-•wile Ilaadel >nor their father, tire great musician. President Harrison i- cspZbtod hen ixt Friday to pxy his first visit for the

.trend Iu her jaun'y black , garment, fitting her j«-r I

t form s.. neatly, with just enough i xnur of the l*autiful neck to dare the purity of her complexion, is he transfixed with admiration.

I annum. T. C. and lidy. P-t C-roniclc Tel -griph. larriNm, R B .and wife. Uciooa,

Daily J

burg

. P. 8..

dealt very kindly with Miss j Uotford. ” U . ui

Henry. Jam s S . and wife. Phils. Pr* Hiumann. W. F , and wife. Cicvclan

Leader.

Hood, E M..»nd wife. A“*oc. Pro**.

” | Cross. L. M.. nnd Indy. Baptist. 1 Uermange, E. V.. nnd lady. Cath die

i Mirror.

! Mcckin*. G. A . Jourod of Commerce. I j GalUghcr, B., Saturday only. AssoeisUd j Young. James. Jr.. Associated Pros*. ! Brad!. J P.. and wife. United Pr- s*. | ] Kiln-. K Iwurd. an 1 wife. German cor \

re*f>nndent.

Sehnnuff r. W . ami -i-t.-r. .W.eker ; Agnu*. Uenc-al F.lix. an I 'n ly. Ann-i. ; Ityne. Willnni. a-I *lf.- Am 'lex-i. * I Ueckhofei. A . ami wife ll.rnl l j Guard. W J.. and wife Her .'.I

* ' Co ik. W. I., ami daugh e . Telegr.ro !

' Young. James, an. wif . T.4egrem.

WAIaTER W. GREEN, of Philadelphia, Ppo|»ri«*l«r.

lady. 1>.-lroit

Nature has

Royal. Hi

p- r-onal. bat through that countenance I 1 i Jw]and _ E C i aDl ] l a ,\y. R. y. Pres*, that is always bright with intelligence Jo i ln , oa s R a0l) wi(Cf Oiun. Eaq. and beaming with a cheerful expression. Kc , m n< . n H Bn( , wifc ruiIa

F. Keenan, the celebrated Chicago ! ta K «® D phture of a soul .that 11 1 Kirby T B. NY Jour, of Commerce, cricket player with his wife and child, ! m>ble and pur.-, a eharecter hearing a j jimrtOD . W J. Delroil K/ce Pr, *s. . visiting relatives In Ihiaeily. I wealth ol womanly trait*, a divinity i rtrner< £ M. and mster*. Charleston W. F. Keenan, tlie oclcbrat,*! Chi- ; 'hat bend* Iho mxscu'ino hurt before News nnd Omrier. cago cricket player, with his wife and | the charm. Miss Royal frequently j (1w _ A JJ sod wife. Boston Gl-ibc. child, IS visiting relatives in this city. | bathe* alone, though a little timid in jJ c lMde, W C. and wife, Cinn Enq Percy Smith joined his family at ' t!l c grext breakers, and takes her bxth McFarland. II B F, and wife, B mot

the Marine Villa last night. He * bring down his team of borer* and

Duse

i. Uni

little timid

! the grext breakers, and takes i rationally auJ quietly, hence profitably,

j We can recall hut one other beauty to

| compare with her that 1 l masculine heart* and e . | envy to such an extent «

Huber. E. J.. and lady. Ar,u*. Thompson. W. W., and lady. I. ,. Mew*.. r Eyeter, L. B., and lady. Village R.c>rd. Hodgson. W. II.. and lady, Jeffersonian Fisher. J. B.. ana wife, Republican. Guxs, George XU. hnd wife. Dcmoarat.

-s HOTEL * COLUMBIA, ®

Cap*. Rowe's HtUe grandson Warren | ,1 «‘ r0 ' ‘ na exc.iea feminhi. thought the moon was broken the other ' ' DV J •“ 5 *’ night before It got lull and informed his | bcach-Mis. Ethel btokeA whose wealU

graudfa by exclaiming “moo’ b'oke.” Lewis Cohen, of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs, T. A. Godey and

of Baltimore are among recent ,

at Congress. Hall. I The Cape May strand ha* had Its

Mrs. Fling, whose departure the 1 pnlset sung for many a year. Stab noticed yesterdsy, rooelved notlre praiaed amisa.

rwxz:;;: *»: o—.»*.«. v. r~

Mra. Col. Fred. Raine, of Ballimoi

Herald. H ropes, E. M., and wife, Morning Nem-*. Maltli-iws, J A. and lady. Chic News. Edwards, C. W., and wife. Journal. McKee, D R, and wife. Associated Press | Bell, J. li., and wife, Sunday Star. Mctzgar, C W. and wife, Pittsburg | Vernon, G. W.. Republican. ' ' ' .zettc. j Whilford. J. M., and daugh'er, Every

xutiful brown hair *els off a finely d bead and a face of remarkable j beauty. Iu form these angelic beings

; arc much the same.

ainoe the first

‘uiUdciphia

Ev. ning Telegraph. Moore, O'Bnen. and lady, St. Lmia Re-

public.

Morgan, F P aud lady, Brooklyn Stan-

dard Union.

Dunn, A W, and wife, St P.ul Pioneer

Press.

red within the surf which ' Muascy, F D. and lady, Cin. Coml. Gaz

accompanii-d by her daugh at the Windsor.. Mn. Raine has been coming to the Windsor for many years. Dr. M. O'Hara, Jr, a promising young physician of Philadelphia, who lias been spending a few days at tils father's cottage, 58 Jackson street, has returned to the rity m uch to the regret of his many friends. The Marine Villa had among its arrivals yesterday Mr. Henry Latimer Norris, John Cashing Norris, William Norris and Richard Norris, who have to that popular bouse to remain so week*. . S. Grecneban, of Cincinnati, Ohio, an extensive dealer in wood, and tanner of kid leather, is with his family, and sister-in-law, Miss Lena Victor, at Congress Hall, where they will remain for the season. P. N. Barksdale, of the Peausylvania Railroad advertising department, the Stockton. Col. Barksdale, he Is familiarly called by the men of newspaper fraternity, is on. ■oat pleasant of Cape May's summer Prof. 8. Asher, who for many years wax master of ceremonies at Congress Hall and a famous teacher of dancing, of Philadelphia, arrived yesterday with the newspaper delegation and la enjoying a stay at Stockton until Mon-

day. 1

Jos. Robinson, Esq., city editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, with his wife and daughter, are among the party of newspaper men at the Stockton. Robinson has held that position for many yean and la ms good an editor I there Is In the city of Bfuiherlj Love. Mr. James Carey, of Baltimore baa been coming to Cape May for fifty years and Is now enjoying the season. Two years ago be traveled through Europe, but after returning he came to Cape Msy and to the Wlcdaor and aaid that Cape May suited him belter than any place be found In Europe. Mra. Carey, who accompanied him la also, very devoted to Capa May.

than now. Yes- : Pepper, C M. and wife, Chicago TriU

cnlny the tide was low, running out I Richardson. FA. BUtimorc Sun. early seven hundred feet from the , Shaw, W B. and wife. Boaton. Tran, boardwalk, leaving a surface so hoauti- Shrivel, J 8. N Y Mail and Expires fully flu. bard and smooth, that words j Snowden. H, and wife, AU-x. Gazelle, cannot justly picture it. All the way , Stcalcy, O O, and wife, Lonisvillc

along the decline was so geuUe that it | Courier-Journal,

could scarcely be perceived, and above S'.erett, W G and wife, G drcs'on and

the pier especially was this perfection | Dallas News.

moat noticeable. Not a gully of the . Stevens, W B, and wile, S-. Louis

least proportion was to he seen any- j «lotc Democrat,

where. If you haven't seen and : Thoo.pton. H N, and wife. Phils Time* admired it in iu present splendid form, Wellman, Waller, and aife, Chicago

go down to-day at noon and see for j Herald,

jureelf. It is simply grand. i "'ret, H L. and wife, Waxhlngton Poet Miss Read, daughter of the late Dr. j Young, J. R, and wife, Phila. Star. Thomas S. Read, of Philadelphia, who Van Antwerp. J 8, and wife. Mlurea-

ith her sister and brother oorupy the' polia Journal,

collage on Lafayette street, is one of the Brin. Misies, The United Preta. admired of lady bathcra. Petite : Hatton, Frank, and lady, Watb. Post, in form, sprightly In motion, vivacious Phillips, W P and lady, Hie U.P

strolls the strand.

romps in the surf with a vim that tells

of a joyous spirit and light heart.

Vt It has not been many years ainoe parenU began taking the little toddlers

surf for a bath; now it is quite i to see them clothed In real

robe* fashioned after those of their elders and led or carried Into the roaring deep sea. And It I* astonishing bow few of them exhibit any fear. A little baby girl of but two and a half

year* was among the loU yesterday. Great masses of barnacles are ex posed

upon the iron piles of the pier now at low water, that are seldom seen. Seldom can one walk cat so far dry footed

among the rusted and barnacled potU. Mis* Savage, of Windsor avenue, la

an extremely graceful bather, and Is

charmingly attired for the bath. Mrs. Dr. J. N. Walker la very food of bathing, and wears a neat costume

She is beautifully formed and attracts

Townsend, G A and wife, San Francis-

co Examiner.

Phillips, Miti Mary. Kalbfiriscb, J C, and wife, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. Henry. W P and lady, R icbcatcr Democrat and Cbronic'c. Kauffman. K. and wife, Washington

Evening Star.

Soule. J H and wife. Wash. Sun. Hrid. Walker, D S, and wife, Wash. Sunday

Gazette.

Darby, Rufat H; and wife. Wash. Rep. Armstrong, W J, and wife, Washington

.Hatchet.

Koch, W., and wife. Wash. Jour.

Stirling, Edward, and wife. Ledger. Spangler, C. S., and wife, Ledger. Cook, Joel, and wife. Ledger Shepherd, I. F., and lady. Lodger. Johann, J. A., and wife, Ledger.

.. McKenna. J. J., and wife, ledger. relieved"of monotony~by a"*hlj eolUr. I “ d d * u * h,er '

Kennedy, usually accompanies her and .... is alto a very graceful and acqomplUbed Aradt - J " S-, and wife. Inquirer, nvmnh 1 Jim here, CoL J. H., and wife, Preas. " J , Cook, K. J., and wife. Press. j™,. lad .11 U. l.'.«l ,0.1 .1 Wiley's Congress baths. Room* to rent | Kirkpatrick, b. IU, and wife, Pres., by day, week,month or season. Phillips, M., and wile, Prcsa

W. li. LltTJOtKY. Ul

DARLINGTON HOTEL*Opposite R. K. Minion. Grant Street, Cape May. Under personal management of JOHN J. KROMER. Flrat-clase Cuisine. Largo Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable.

Bjwen, W. IL, and wife. Evening Frysinger, IL, and wife, D.-mxtat. j Wallace, J. A , and wife, Timex. Sp -nrer, J.. and wife, Adapcalc B'us, W. IU, and aUlcr. H-publlcm. U.-ifsncider, K L P., ami wife, Times. Kccule, A, and wife, Rcglilcr. Brandt. J. H., and lady. Review. Wills, M. R, and wife. Herald. Wills, Mias Helen, Herald. Wiley'a Congress bslhs are opposite the cvrneat bathing, where the bcarli slopes mint gradually and were the

crowds bathe.

-vBOTEL DE¥0I?,-<- ^ SOUTH IsAFAYETTE STl Near Kailroatl Station, Beach A Post Oflice. The Devon has boeti recently enlarged and ini|irored. Cuisine first class. RATES 610 AND 612 PER WEEK. ALL YEAR HOUSE. MHS. T. R. BROOKS.

Bose Bail. The game to-day will be between Cape May and Tioga and a stubborn contest It likely to result since Tiogs Is in the same clas* o! clubs as the A. C. S. N., Camden,Riverton, &c. The full Cape Msy team 1* now here and it 1* a strong one. The positions will be filled to-day as follow*: Reeae, p.. Scoff', 1 b„ King, 2nd b.. Wagenburst, L f., Ramsdcll, c. Petrikin, r. f. They will make the for fly when they get down to work. There are aaid to be several phenomenal halters among them. Next week will be a glorious base ball week. On Monday Cape May will me the Bradford which won a game fro them In 1890. On Tuesday they will play In Philadelphia against the A. C. 8. N. Wednesday they will meet Riverside here, and on Saturday, 10th, lust they play here, their aecond game with the A C. 8. N.

Silk Towels 50c. at Kennedy's U. Bathing is excellent. “New Star'' puzzle, very interesting game to wb'le away a pleasant boar. 10 cents at A. P. A H. B. Todd's photograph gallery, foot of Perry street. What conscious pride ia visible In U well-formed and neatly attired belles,' they step forth to enjoy their noon-day buffet w ith the sea. A Philadelphia paper says “Cbauvean* caramels laste morlsh.” They are always on baud frreb at Marry A

Marine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect. FIFTY -r ADDITIONAL -‘r ROOMS voir OPEN FOR THE RECEPTIOM OF CUESTt. MRM. F. HAIAESBECK.

CARROLL VILLA, Jackson Mrret. near tUc Reach.

CAPE MAY, N. J.

Delightful location. Everything First-claaa. Close to Ocean Pier.

MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

EXCEESIOR HOT AND COLD Sea Water Baths.

J

xv 11.1.1 v M -i\ STUVErys. Contractor & Builder, Cor. JeHVruon and Corgie Streela, Given. Satisfaction guaranteed.

DO YOU WISH TO ENJOY FINE PASTRY AND DESSERTS I ^ Favorite Flavoring Extracts, a In use by the leading Caterers and Confectioners. Sold hy all first-clam

Playing Card*. A jack of the tx-st playing cards, with no advertisement or other •■njcctionable j riming upon them, will be M-nt post j-xi.i to any addrexx ujxm the receipt of 15 ornl* by tin- Prumeuta Company, Penn Yan, X. Y. U.