CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING,

WEDNESDAY. JULY 13, I*5)2.

If th'- fane od the trollry road

cut iu half a nincb lar^i-r bwaliw-M would be doo', Tlic cuatom of paying

a nickel for a ttro-t car ride la m veraaily eatabliabed in thla couuti a higbcr price ia •leetned too muc often detera pooplc from riding.

A valuable feature eaclnelvely j>oaacaaed by Uil> paper, bi the daily publlcation of all the arrirala at hotela hoarding rottagea which are represented In our advertuing columns, and there are very few which are not. It ia a c reel indication of the ebb and flow the acaaon, and furnlahes Information frequently valuable to various rei

The Game well company charges e!25 I or h 1 ’* for their alarms. Cape May bought five and they cost Wi‘>, w hile

the five miles of wire and indicator 11223. Camden bought ten botes ' day evening, which will cost t

♦ 1250, and for ♦COO they get aix circuit repeaters and forty miles of wireThere seem* to be a big discrepancy

tietween these fig up-a aa to c<

There is a very active Inlenst taken

In the fortunes of our homc

tram. If we ever doubted it, that doubt

I* dispelled by two experiences,

the popular demand for the Daii.vStak of yesteplay by many who desired read Its base ball report, amhaccond the many (equities made laat evening at this office for the score of the gi played in Philadelphia between Cape

LC. 8. N. From, k the inquiries wen

Riverside wjy, play against Cap.-

May to-day and another good game may

be expected. The visiting team

■ bee playing good ball during Ibis season.

We do not admire yachting ca)w the heads of ladles, anil indeed, i

men w bo wear them would look more manly ,ln almost snythiug else. Re-

cause a bit of wearing apparel

fashionable. It in no reason rrrrytwdy should adopt It. It would seem that i soon as young persons sdopt some nc< and pretty piece of head gear in sum mi time, whether by young men or youn giila, all sorts of mm and all sons .

piayru in ru

"A May and A. C / Jteo o'clock tin

i-ti,■ t! I.... -.I

h fly U

e fad a

—but, i

memlier, old man—remember,

of uncertain age and ye matrons all, the yachting cap does not become you all

Yot

II get U

■, Ell.

The fire alarm again. Monday evening bids were opened by the Fire commiaaioners, of Camden, for the fntroduc thin of a more improved alarm service, and the contract was awarded the Gamewell Fire Alarm Company to furnish theri system to that city for ll,7G0. The contract includes the putting In of six circuit repeaters, forty miles of wire and ten new fire alarm boxes. Cape May'a eonncil, only two montlis ago, refused to advertise for bids, but gave to this company on a bid given to ouf'city two years ago, the contract for putting in five boxes, one Indicator (probably repeater, Camden calls It), and the n eaaary wire, which probably will no't

oeed fire miles in all, for the sum j»LL“"“ uu ♦1,800 or ♦1,840. The diy in addition "i*'

nsi.i

bought the poles, for which it paid over ♦123,and probably paid for the put-

ting up of the poles.

The advocates of the fire alarm, who began two yean ago, did not give up until they succeeded iu getting the system Introduced. Why is it that Camih-n eau get ten boxes, aix circuit repeaters and forty miles of wire for ♦1,700, and Cape May for ♦1,830, cannot get but fire boxes, one Indicator and fire miles,

of wire ?

The number of fine turnouts at Cape May may be counted on the ends of one's fingers probably without repetiton. It may as well be admitted, first aa last, that there has been a great loaa to Cape May life and Interest in this respect. For years the Stab has urged Improvement in our drives, their extension aud betterment, aud some Rule advancement seemed to be made. It was not until laat yrsr, however, that the long. Ulkcd-of filling in of the breach of 1100 feet between the city and Mount Vernon was accomplished, and then only by private effort of cottage families, who for the sake of the public good and public progress, as well aa their Individual convenience and pleasure, bore the pence of making the connection; thus with similar effort at the Cape May aide a continuous drive was had along the beach; but it was destined to be abortlived. Early the past spring the storm tides partially broke away this connection, but probably three hundred dollars would have repaired the breach. It was not done, and now the trolley road has taken .possession of It, re palling It auffioienUy to enable them to Uy their ordinarly tidee; but this shuts out Damage driving In that direction except by the old method of plunging d Into the soft beach sand as of old. and of crawling up again at the Mount Vernon intersection. Really, In this matter things got ao better fast. It may be just aa well that the trolley road utilised this piece of road, for It is doubtful if either Individuals or authoritlei would have rebuilt It and have saved il to the use of carriage driving. How-

Riverside aud Cape May will r bats to-day and au Intcn-Ming gam sure to result. Every on-: who 1 base bail should turn out. ,'fbe t May team is quite equal to any vious one and does some liue pUyiu A very nice affair ea« the hop in the music room of Congress Hall last Ing, attended by a Urge iiumb.-r of handsome and elegantly dressed youn; ladies. Madann- Louis assisted gracefully iu making the evenin enjoyable one. A little low from Ixtuiavillr, Kentucky, ruled in excellent form the “Hung Dance."’ We could not learn bis n bill will doubtless have more to say of the little fellow's appearance while b< A new Folks, “Elsie,'' dnUcatid the little daughter of Mrs. Newkirk, and composed by a memlier of llasaler orchestra, Mr. Ilary Fabat, the pianist,

06i» Gliesls.

rited.

Simon Ilaaaler went fi.hlng Monday . Mr *' of Jod ~" E ' and had great luck. Joues^.f I raukhnvdle, 1. stop, ing .1

Morris Joly, of Washington, is tnati- ; ’{[. ‘-ugl"- 1 -

citing., the C.rrOl! Villa, where be!, Mrs ' ,0 ^"‘ cb »'‘' 1 enjoysJifc Immrnarjy. : Ute ‘ r, ' v * U « thc MrSlow.nl trover.ml little ^ mr ° ,rJI “ ‘'•'nnantown, of Millville, are visiting Mrs. Itroj. B. I ' '" Tr c ™" >•’ ■*«'*• Hughe*. West ( ape May. i ' r ' * dJ Mr *‘ A ' 1 ' Harvey, who Dr Tyson came down from Fhlladel-! have L-cn coming t--

f ui.s M.<- se..e..i .t t i,e Stockton last

a I an c

We have referred frequently to -ct that a Urge i- rc- ntage of our hi rwi men, cottagers and hotel prop rs are to be found year after year bolding the fort here in the same ■ Ubiiahmcuts. Wc look upon this f.

;ure as denoting establish! lubatautia! permanence, that Cape May's prosps^

•Itory or etherial, it is real. The hotel registers have this year also, partlculaily attracted our attention from the fact bat we found uis>n them many names hich we have seen there in previous saaons for fifteen yean bark, and have discovered one visitor • who has be*u coming each year regularly to Cape May lotclv for fifty years. Cap.- May ia [emtne therefore assured of a couslderahle |>at. >n»g.- cacli year from iu old,old friends, > whom it represent* everything pl.-aa-

aL ao assured haven of res,.

There is soother encouraging a) inptom manifeatiug its.-lf this s< jsoii. Wca-

e iu larger numbers, appar-

ently than In previoua seasons, are com-

Caj>e May. Weatem pa|*r> rec-

ognize this fact and are publishing -teRulariy Cape May social newa. We have bad thus far this season visitors from the following cili.-s and towns of

ind Central slates; ManetU,

Ohio, Kansas City, Chicago, Denver, Louisville, Council Bluffs, Wyandotte, Michigan.; Moline, 111.,Tacoma, Waahington, Milwaukee. Detroit. Champan.

Joseph, Missouri; Clevelaud,

Minueapolia, St. Louis. Ucl.ua. Spring■id. III., Canton,O.. Cairo, Springfield, O., Carthage, Ooouonlwor, Wis., Cendia. III , Henderson. Ky., Uillsdal.Mich., Ann Arbor. Mich,, Black Hdia,

I>cailviUe, Cincinnati, Colorado.

In one popul ir hotel the arrivals from I’hdadelphia have Is-en equslled or exceeded by those of cities and towns .rtber away. Without examining the ; file* of the Daily Stab for the Arrivals of previous seasona to verify the state

ire of the opinion that the

western arrivals to date are iu caeca, of

• ofany previous season. Thrtfla 'uraglng f/fiiii the fact that it >liow4 de territory from which Cape May count upon securing |«tron* and

iodiextes that L now ledge ofCape May's many i-xcelleDoea as a seaside resort is

log more widely diffused -than It, also, suggests to hotel pru- * the practicability of adverti*

lug for business in western and central

greater extent thau hitherto.

visit hla path.-!

Mr. E. C. Knight, who remains in qu!

a critical condition.

ITdward C- Koigbt. Jr. and bit wife, | " are guests of the Stockton, where they j ,OUU *

have been for a wees past. They will ] OT remain for some time yet. i’-acl, ,c Mist Lucy Koltr, of Waahingion, I* Mecray't Col

comfortably located at Mrs. Richard- Chocolate bonbon*, fresh every day. sou's charming Carroll Villa, where she Nuts'. 51 Washington atreet. will atop for a week or more. Trunks, valises, etc., at I. H. Smith

V- W----- — Washington street.

Safe Deposit Com- Frid.TXnn^’s

Cold. Kennedy's U. S. F. cream soda at Marcy A

i Cochran, president of the

P»ny. of Fbilsdelphla, and wife arrived greaa Hall,

at the Stockton last evening to paaa s If you want to go to the fishing week. bxnka the pretty sloop yaclit "Rest. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Koeuig, of i 0 '*'" i ‘, 'h 1 ' you An 1 ' wki,i R f “ r - Fhnadelphla. formerly of Cape May. | n^rto.'-^r. 0 ® 00 - . months One of the moat (Hipuiar restaurauta old Iu the Cold Spring Cemetery ye* > this city 1. Fred. Arnold’. Merchant's

' Exchange, Washington and Jackson

Miss Hattie linger!, grwnidanghler delicacies, sucl. a* of Mr. Huu.pl.rev Hughes, of this chy prep'^d by exVrt' ctAa*" lqu‘,!re‘of ill start on a tour to Canada on Au- I the best qualitlea are dispensed at the gust first, and remain in that English 1 b,T - tl

don, until October first. “ ~ on Hastier promise, an unusually BaSC Ball,

excellent program for bis next Sunday j Wo arranged to receive by wire a

; concert. There w ill he several | (uU of j.... t) . riUy -, b ',„' K , m ,. in t vinjalials to Uke part, and pos- j pi.iudeipbis. L-tw.-en C.,» May aud recitation or two. j t |, c A . s . X . fur p a Ute. UoD Juatlce H.rrj B. Faul, «*f to day, hut it f.ib-,1 to arrive. Wc can-

k’ ,,lf I not explain the matter at all, and will

i* wired tl

Camden, enjoys hi'

Ca]w, while he and hla ^ of Mrs. Paul', mother, Mrs. Joaeph r tion tl 1 ,; tbe’c.p| ! >l«; Kcigci, at her Ocean street cotta; e | tor », ,, v a (cure of y to AdjuautC. S. Magrath. of the Sixth Secretary pj tl* Atblei..

Regiment, a gentleman known favor-! M. E. Hildreth, and the inference is

ably to all t ape May, need not be j that the game was an interesting one. ashamed of the likeness which appeared ! it. tbs Philadelphia Record yesterday, j A New Team Mr. Jos. W. Shaw, a prominent met- A new base ball club was organized

chant of Millville, with bis wife, daugb-; --n Monday evening, consisting of the ter and little niece, and Mr. A. J. Shaw ’ following membeta: John Blakely, capand Wife, of Baltimore, lid., are guest! tain; Goorgp Beebe, Clifford Lewis,Jno. ofMra. Jas. IV. Kitbian, West Cape Hildeburn: battery, George Eisner, May. j Walter Bennett; ditto, C. Lewis, Mar

President Harrison left Sarah*, yes- j tin Bergen, George M. Massinger, Benj.

terday afternoon for Washington. He Davis, S. Jacoby, Ed. Barton, Ed. Fast, had been at the former piare to address George Beebe is secretary; Ned Wl.arthe convention of idueatqra Ina.*sIon | ton. manager. It ia Intended that this there. He will arrive In Washington | organisation shall be pormaarot, and if to d »y- I the player* develop as well as they are

It was xiin.une.-l in N .-w York yea- . x|»ct.-d to, they will be prepare I to

lenity tint Cyrus W. F eld, the prime \ play other teams during the summer, iu moveWjj^Mu- Dying of the Atlantic; or out of the city. Captain Blakely will cab!.-had di.d at U.:i0 yistenlay im.ru- b. on the lookout for other pUyers aud ing at Dutib’a Ferry, w l.rre In-bad been make up the very best nine possible. Ill for some lime. Search ia now bring made for a suitable

Dr. llicl.ard 11. Townsend who is a ground u|k.u which to d*aw the dia-

draecndaiit of an old lime Cajs. May mond, and if every thing starts in wijl family, arrived at the Stockton laat i this summer, as a sort of preliminary evcoing to l«as the season. He Is ac work, tlu^o young men will l w precompanied by Mis* 1'aull.ie Townsend pare! to lovit.-outside club* next seaand Mrs. Edith Townsend Everett. f ■ sou. Then- are some “right smart"

Mbs Ora Reeves, of Chicago, datigh- i I’ 1 *.vers among them, as some of the

tcr of Mr. A. II. Reeves, wbote' u ' 11 k,,0 ■' ,, "»m.-a in amateur circles

frioudt are legion arrived last evening 'odk-ate. Tb.-ir auc. es* ir.

Staplights. Fishing ia growing better.

CONGRESS HALL,

♦ API: MAY. V. J.

Built of brick, si vkled with every comfori ingly fitt- d : the . uiaine t.-d. rejsvinted and nut it the most approv.-d (attei

id sen ice u,.<<xoclI. d e lu-Bs, first-.lass laundry, fire-ese. -VtnGuests. Congress Hail baa be x.vllent condition. Tb.- sanitary a

MR*. J. F. CAKK.

tie of the poet Louglello.

The W. J. It. R. lay ia excellent. > aud fro i* adjust

It I* the correct thing >r everybody, both lad.' icu. to altcu.l the bail game*. C lay vs. Riverside t >-d*y. Ga died at 4o^;loek. The iwlice should take iu ctra .me of th.me ungainly boys who li jibe* aud tauuts at visltlug hall play.

Put a '

T^fic Windsor*

CAPE MAY. N. J-

“STGurteeutihm, 12. Capacity, 300.

Location Unsurpassed.

ixtest aud aw.-, t-

OXK Kl.OCK FROM P.AVSFXtil'.H STATION.

XKARKST IIOFSK TO THE Kl'RF.

o in tt

STRICTLY' FIRNT-< I.ANM IY AI.I. ITS A 1*1*01 XTM EXTH.

Cberry Bounce, y's U S.P. <'hain|wgi.e Mist

will lean, to hold

Rcfrething Kenuc-

WAE.TER W. C-RKKN, of Philadelphia. Proprietor.

other

Don't forget the base ball game to day, at the Athletic pirk, Ix-twroi tl: >ug Ulverside team and our boy*

Cape Maya. In thf Surf

Temperature of water 7G , yesterday F. J. Donaldson, a Stock tot

guest, bathes dally and wlna much ail

because of her beauty, grace

skill.

Adrsln Allison bathes upon the Stockton grounds and ia a most graceful imnier and expert at diviug. She is bright aud vivacious aud has macy adMiaaLillian Smith ia m-atly attired for the bath aud enters Into the sport with great zest. Her admirers are numerous. The Misses Hanna form a moat stylish group of bathers gathering daily at Stockton grounds, and enjoy the recrea-

tion of bathing hugely.

The talented aud accomplished Miaa May Davisson ia never more contented than when wrapped daHy In Nr|dune'a cool embrace. She la expert at all things

pertaining to bathing.

Mrs. Judge Garrison la the cynosure of all eye* when she rs ready for the dally sport with the wave*, clad in a neat blue suit, trimmed lu white. She lends animation to the sport aud

many friends.

Those needing any advice or instruction as to swimming, diving or bathing should call upon Misses Laura Hoffman and Claodiue Moore, theefflei.-ut aids Stocktba hatha, who know all about It- They like batbiog very much and are dali^ practising iu the surf. At ^rsrion* places about Stockton baths tbe sign "Doga aud Peddlers not allowed ou these premises,'' ia posted. Tbe sagacious Cape May dog serves it immediately assumes a dejected attitude and obediently hie* himself to other localities. That's what the signs were placed there for. Aa fur the peddlers, some obey and torn.

joined her motl 8fie is a charming y enjoying a loug sc

thoroughly.

Mr. and Mrs. Jan Mrrion, Pa , arc gi Villa. They have Balance of the Su loug licet, coming t> Madam Louis,

aiiuouncem

have- drawn, means additional

rung lady Iwnt u|mu al,0 ut Cape Slay by another year, a

■urn at Ca|» May farthest.

rs I- Bispham of- »5'> k Towels 50c. at Kennedy's U. rsta of the Marine i Marshmallows. always fresh

Nuss ,-.l IN ai-h.ugton street.

' Tbr y *“ v '' drink Favorite Cream Root Boer, the Cap., aud are For a stj lisl, rh- aud a safe hors.

to Harry Mullincr'a llvcrv aUhle. 1 barge of special i’ ,k ® 'w»r bridge.

blow the Uo*e." U l " " J ' C '’ '* ,0 “Hullo!" said the art'nt. "Pact,” emphasized the doctor; i “when surf bathing, considerable !

—frequently

-sHOTEV* COLUMBIA,*-

l-’tt j portals ol the head. Bow the

the slightly and the water esexp.-s harm-

icaaly; hut blow the nose vigorously, aud you can have little idea of H e ' force with which the sea w ater ia driven

** through the EusUcblou tubes into the

' delicate construction of the inner ear, ■bably do an Injury whiel. sends

; then

tally i

o lea

wlixt It

it, children's part!.-*, Ac, A PhlUdcl|>hia paper

at Congress Hall ia receiving pupils In vciu t c “ ro “ cl * ™"

k 1 an- always on baud fresh

dancing, as announced iu our columns Mccray'i

and 1. an excellent leader 'o'f the art. A. P. A H. B. Todd, the artistic phLbildren should join brrclass at once. ! tographer*. arc bettor ciulpped tlutn

General Lewis T. Micbencr, of Indi-

•rney General of that

foot of Cong

'' work at their galleries,

ess Hall lawn.

Stole, will probably be the Chairman of' game to while aw'ay'’ a^toa^M^hour the Republican National Committee. I 10 cents at A. P. A H. B. Todd's phoUc is a firm friend of the President, and '‘.grapli gallery, foot of perry street, was a guest of Congress Hall for a long " *“■* — while laat season, aecompanied by hia ! FDe Pretty Dancers, daughter. j At the Hotel Ufayette, on Monday Miss Belle Glasgow, whose -wonder- j evening, there were five little people, ful blonde hair is ao much admired, between the ages of nine and fifteen. Ill leave the Rcigrl Cottage tomorrow charming and graceful, who executed, to return to her Philadelphia home., in the pallor* of that hotel, some difijUer young ftienda are already feeling cult dances. .They were M-aacs Josie much rrgre^fe her pr.wpeclive depar- 1 Gaua. Bessie Griff..-, Della Gardner, .lure, but she promhea to returu for j Nellie Kearny aud Master Edward later in the season. | Griffin. They danced while the' E. Grammar, assistant or.-tieatra played - selections from

Rev. Julim

Jerseys and all the latest robe. ..

Wiley's Congress baths. Rooms to rent

by day, week, mouth or season.

The Rallt KIR be Remoied The Btab received Information last night, from Mr. J. J. Burleigh, the manager of the electric road, that on Beach avenue, adjoining the boardwalk, between Ocean street and Madison avetine, will le removed im-

mediately.

West Jersey Cabinet is unique and aa ■*-*••-8 00. Finest Liquors. Coolest Grant street, next Arlington.

minister of Christ Episcopal Church, Baltimore, with hla wife and daughter, ire gui-str of the 8tar Villa. They ixme on Monday and will remain sev.ral days yet. Dr. Grammar wiil officiate in St. Johns Episcopal Church this city on Sunday morning aud cvenit-g Mr. a..d Mrs. Alter Magear and their two children, all of Philadelphia,arc enjoying life as guest* of the popular Marino Villa, where they have beet, for more than a fortnight. One of their children, tbe little girl, about eight years of age, la as bright and pretty

■Fauat,”

"Bohemian Girl," aud othei

the

popular

d how to

Neptune. Not to go into detail*, boo. s'.tive ears abould always be protected by little |«aek* of vaselim-d cotton, before entering the surf. “About the eyes" Salt water i* excellent. In some cases, nothing i* bet-

The discussion becat

•Army Burgeon

The

ic more general, ind hla tohfrrre, maladies, coin-

Tbe l_ U. S. P.

t aoda

t Kennedy's

little miss as there Is

Cape May.

Joseph B. Ilciabou, one of the oldest ' members of Thlnl Street M. E. Churchy ! Camden, and Kev. J. B. Graw, the portly pastor, Indulged iu a lively rac« to Sixth and Stovena street, at S o'cloc| Monday morning. The vetern parishioner won by a nose, and will now have the proud distinction of saying he threw the first shovelful of earth for tbe erection of a new edifice. Ground was broken for the building at C.80 in tbe morning, aud was witnessed by a large number of people. There were no ceremonies. The stiucture will be much larger than the old edifice am] w 111 coat ♦125,000. A handsome parsonage will be erected In tbe rear. It is hoped to oompleti the bnllding this year and tbe will be changed to the "First M. E. Church of Camden. Every body in South Jersey aud at Cape May know* J. B. Heitbon, one of the moat consistof church men known to the Meth-

odist church.

Make your lee cream at 1. avortte Extract*, tt will be

our confectioner's.

The hand still holds the fort.

Columbia avenue Phatmacy.

Original aea-ahorc souvenir sjioon manufactured and for sale only by Jus. eph Hand, Jeweler, opposite post office. Chester, the photographer is here and

a number of hia old patrol

dy found him. The finest work in

found iu ] photography

Baptist Social.

The ladies of the Baptiat Church gave a aerial last cveuiug, iu Hand’* Hall, at Washington aud Ocean at recta, at which a large number of person* enjoyed an evening of fun, and a pleasant treat of ice cream aud cake. .The Invitation* were generally accepted and a large number presedt. The eveniog w a* at. enjoyable one throughout. Pastor Neal, J. Spicer Learning, Esq., E. G. Doughty, Hon. Walters. Learning aid other promioeot workers were present, the ladies were careful to ace that everything went on smoothly.

a special i>

elding, that moderate sea hathiug benefitted auflerer* from muscular rheumatism; and even people with weak heart action could safely bathe, in mod.-ra-Itb probability of benefit—anything which builds up the system, aids in the restoration of an afllicted |»rt. "We frequently send patients to t seashore a* the first step toward tre. moot, because it ia a safe place for the restoration of general health. P Mh mitral aflection it. heart action ixy bathe freely. A case with affection of the heart will bc-t prolong itably *hort live* by resting ou the bead., where people with auDening of : the brain must also be content to sta; and uot plunge into ac* water which,' i according to.lhc doctors, “ia some tw pound* heavier to the cubic foot than fresh water; but don’t stay iu it after realizing a chilly reeling.'' Except tbe Dead 8ea, North Atlantii water la richer In salt than other occaua. It has aixty-two volumes bonlc acid in 1000 of aea water and four to fire ounces of salt to the gallon— equal to 1-33; its weight divldod thus: Muriate of soda, first, and by far the predominant salt; muriate of magnesia, second; sulphate of soda, third; muriate of lime, last.

4*ud Ji- JTOT -I. Brcv- Ke I'. iLX.I-^JCXirY.'ui

-‘•ARLINGTON HOTEL<Opposite B. R. motion. Grunt Street,Cope w"lUnder personal management of JOHN J. KHOMEH. Firnt-cliuia Cultnno. Largo Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable.

^OTEL DEYOfy* MOUTH 1st FAYETTE ST. Xcnr Railroad Station, Roarli & I*osl Ollier. The Devon has been recently enlarged and improved. Cuisil.c first class. RATES 810 AND 812 PER WEEK. ALL YEAR BOUSE. MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

Do y

cheeks

Drink Favorite Cream Stool

Beer. Each bottle make* five gallon*.

The drink that stimulates health, and

not luehriatea Is Favorite Cream Boot Boer. Each bottle make* five gal-

lons

Garden, corner L streets, for private' terrapin suppers, ] soft, hard aud deviled crabs, oysters j scalloped and in every other atyle, and j little Aleck clam*. Game iu season. Wines and liquors. Beer on draught. Families supplied. The only summer garden at Cape May. Cool and airy.

Marine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect. FIFTY -i- ADDITIONAL -f ROOMS MOW 0PEM FOR THE RECEPTWM OF GUESTS. MR.S. F. HAIXKXBECK.

CAKROI.I. VILLA., Jachnon Nlreef, near Hit- Reat-li. CAPE MAY, N. J. Delightful location. Everything First-class. Close to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

EXCELSIOR HOT AND COLD Sea Water Baths.

The Finest and M"*! Complete tGubluhmi-nt of the kind nn SuTfixthi** Hoorn”reuted^br'

WILLI A YU T. STE VEINS. Contractor & Builder,

Cor. JcflcrHon aud Corgie .Street*. Estimates Given. Satisfaction guaranteed.

L H. Smith A Son, 47 NVashington street, headquarters for clothing, fur- ;

Dishing good*, underwear. —

For Sai.e—Awtiiug tent fourteen ' k

feet square,' in good condition. Pole*, | -

stake* and fittings complete. Capt.

Frank*’ cigar store, Waaiiington street. * Same

11-41. Orooa

DO Y^U WISH TO ENJOY FIRE PASTRY AND DESSERTS! ■i hwk Flavoring Eziracis, a in use by tlic leading Caterers and Confcctioneia. Sold by all first-claa*

Playing Card*. A lack of the best playing cards, with no advertisement or other <• eject (enable priming upon them, will be sent post laid to any address upon the receipt of 15 cents by the Frumeuta Company Penn Yan, N. Y. tf.