CAPE MAY DAILY STAR

> Editors & Publishers.

THUBSDAY. JULY H. lb»2. OeDvrsl Sewell wm, on Thursday, elected a director of the Chicago Junction iteilway and Union Mock Yards

Company.

It is said that Lieutenant Bally can call upon the aberilT to aid him in compelling the attendance of members of Co. U at Camp, if it becomes mcessary. The boys begin to realise that being soldiers is bigb old fan soinetimesj The nest ball game will be played on Saturday afternoon next, between Cape May and A. C. S. N., and a sharp conteat may be expected. All ladles and gentlemen who like good hall playing should be prepared to attend. Whenerer you teel that things are doll at Ca]« May, bear in mind the fact that all the other Jersey coast resorts feel the same way and business people complain just as much. Resorts always bare these things in commux A strange feature about life, at Cape May is the apatbey with which new* the misdemeanors of local officials is received by many really good people. It is tune they bad awakened to the dangers which menace the prosperity of the resort because of corrupt gov-

ernment.

The use of tobacco has always been looked ujion as a unbealthful practise, but ainee the theory has been advanced that much disease is caused by parasites, there have been many recruits to the army of tobacco users from among those who believe it to be a preventive to diseases by causing the destruction of

microbes.

We And no fault with the volunteer firemen; on the contrary we have confidence In tbeir ability and willingness to serve skilfully in case of fire, but we criticise the fire alarm system, both as to its quality and price, and will see that the discussion is not diverted from the real topic by any Juvt-raialng process which may be invented. Simon llaaalcr is guarded by good an gels probably attracted to biro by the sweet lianuoules with which be la constantly causing the air to vibrate. For three days we have been trying to tell of bis fishing experiences at the pier and have jnst succeeded in doing It. Souuthlng baa happened each time before to interfere with our designs. He visited the lower deck with bis fishing line ready for business, and all the occupants fled, knowing that his advent would settle the fishing for the day. Bure enough the fish left excepting the sea spider and little bass, which he caught after an hour's struggle, and now In bis chagrin ho says this lower deck is fit only for cooing lovers on

dark nights.

I'crhaps one of the moot Interesting and gratifying features of entertain, ment given to Cape May In recent years Is that to be found at the Athletic Fark grounds. Our readers can well remember with what degree of satisfaction and pleasure was hailed the first announcement that such men as lion. John E. Keyburn, George W. Boyd, Max Hiebenack and other prominent gentlemen bad taken bold of the plan of organization and establiahed a suitable and inviting park, where almost daily during the two months of July and August athletic sports should be bad for the entertainment and interest of the Cape May summer, as well as nstive population. A splendid base ball team was organized at the first, composed of members of college nines,mostly Princeton students, and with some change*, continues such to-day. The Cape May's have played against well known strong teams, and not very often vanquished. While dull care baa been thrown to the winds these past five summer* while the excitement and Interest In the sports have held sway, twice, at least, we have had to pause In mourning. Poor Fred lirokaw, who was booked for the Cape May s last year, died while heroically striving to save the lives of others. And then our own Ourell, who at tbe close of last bos eon went to Europe to pursue his studies, fell by tbe wayside and lies buried in a foreign land. These things made us all feel very sad, and to many every visit to the games recalls the form of W. E. Du roll, not only admired for his skill In sports, but also for his gentlemanly traits and scholarly attainments. Tbe days go by and the seasons roll round, however,and recreation and pastime are sought as- eagerly as ever. We want to Interject right here the statement that the park folks have not had an altogether easy puU of It, finanelally, for the expenses, naturally enough, have been very heavy from tba first. It would ha a shame to even think of abandoning these sports and of I seating the park bees use of a want of suffi-

cut down expenses as much as is wisely possible, and In this they certainly have the hearty good wishes and favor of all. Better aid soeh an enterprise by Individsal contributions than see it fail. Mr. fleyburn himself has In every possible way stood with a broad shoulder tbe good eases, and our desire it that

06r Gliests. And Other Personal Mention. E. C. Bsugban. of Philadelphia, reg--islcrcd at the Arlington yesterday. Mr. E. C. Knight remains In much ic same, condition as during the past m days. Mr*. J. Thorpe Potts, a very estima. Ic Philadelphia lady, is pleasantly sojourning at the Devon. ^rw. Pottvof Movlan. Fa.. arrived at the Stockton yesterdsy. She is a pleasant lady with many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Barrows. ..( Mount Holly, arc visiting relative* and friends about Cape May, and they have Frank McLaughlin, tbe publisher of the Philadelphia TYmra, returned to the Stockton Hotel last evening for another stay. George Jones, Treasurer of Pennsylvanis Hospital, Philadelphia, arrived at tbe Windsor yesterday for a few days aojoom. Mr. and Mr*. Win. Walsh, of Baltimore, Ira again guests of Mm. Wslsb's parents, Mr. and Mr*. M. Daily, at tbeir cottage on South Lafayette street. Geeorge W. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent of the Pennsylvania railroad, ia again at the Stockton. He will return to Philadelphia to-morrow. A Louisville party comi-osed of Mrs. Short, Miss Short, Miss Mary Short. Miss Butler, are occupying the finest >oins at Congress Hall acd will remain Col. John M. Urighe and «ifr,of Baltimore, arrived at the Stockton last tnlng for their usual summer visit. They have Iicen coming toCajie May for many years. Mr. and Mrs.Wm. M. Griffilb,uf Jfcw York City, after a year or two of ab. n tbe Ca|ic, are again at the Ebbitt House, where they have spent three successive seasons. Richard Darlington, of Darlington Seminary, West Chester, accompanied by bia wife and two daughters. Misses Alice and Grace,are enjoying Caiie May fe as guests at the Windsor. Miss Eliza A." McGinnis, of Providence, Is a popular Sea Crest Inn guest. accomplished musician and frequently entertains her fellow guests by performing uu tbe banjo and piano. Margaret Reeae.Llly Primrose. Bessie Bixier, three charming young ladies of Baltimore, are enjoying very fully Cape May pleasures at the Windr, and are aceompsni.d by Mr. E. Sanford Miller. J. V. Shoemaker, w ife of Prof sker. of the Medico Cbirurgical Institute, Philadelphia, is visiting, in company with her mother, Mrs. Logan, the family of Mr. Win. King, at tbeir lovely marine cottage. Beach avenue. Dr. Shoemaker is attending the British Medical Convention in London, and will join Mrs. Shoemaker late in the season, rs. Chris. Gallagher's noble traits woman and a mother, stand out grandly exemplified and amplified in the daughters of the household,tiuly lovely girts evciy one. Mr. Gallsgher himself feels honored and bli-ssed in wife and children, and theirs isa bappy.aflection. boussbold indeed, representative of tbe Philadelphia contingent of our cxeePcut cottage colony. The wife of General E. Hurd Grubb, bo recently arrived with him from tbe mrt of Spain, where be was United States minister, is thought by many people to be tbe most beautiful woman now In New Jersey, In her native Scot* land she was known as "The Roee of '' but her plain name was Violet Sopwith. She is s blonde, of medium height and slender form, her greatest beauty being in her clear complexion singularly w inning look in her

eyes.

Mr.'James S. Macartney, though still young man,may be counted one of tbe old guard of Capc'May, and old asaoclherc, whenever tie puts Id appear- •, are remiuded of ye olden tyme, when as book-keeper of the Stockton Hotel, then ewned and conducted by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.he would spend each summer here. Mr. Macartney was at the time in the main office of the company. He has for several years past held a position In the accounting department of the Philadelphia Rttord, and is son-in-law to Wm. M. gingerly, its owner and publisher. He arrived laat evening and in memory of old times greeted us in our sanctum. . and Mra. W. C. McDonnell, of Philadelphia, who left their cottage here in June to visit inland resorts and finally to make a summer trip to Europe, returned last evening, taking rooms at Congress Hall, having rented thrir cottage to Hon. Wm. McAIeer. Mr. McDonnell has recoveerd his bealtb. bnt the bsby, now s year old and teething, became so ill that the physician urged them to bring it to Cape May. We sincerely hope our friends rosy hsve their little son lolly restored. Msny friends of Mr. and Mrs. McDonnell were greatly pleated last evening to welcome

them back to Cape May.

Richard Priest Uietzmsn is the name f the little fellow who executed, the ‘Hungarian dance" at Congress Hall on Tuesday evening, lie is but 8 years age, and tbe sou of Mr. Albert S. Diclzman, business manager of the Louisville, Ky., Coiamtrtial, one of tbe _ papers of the State. Mister Richard ta tbe pupil Id dancing of Miss Katie Strauss, one of Louisville's foreteachers, and ia making wonderful progress, for one of hi* age, in piano music, under Instruction of Mias Dteasel. Mrs. Diclzman, with her mother and two younger children, is at the United Stales for an indefinite stay. They had been to New Y'ork City and decided to enjoy the fine ride down tbe bay on tbe Steamer Republio and remain a while at the Cape. Tbe other children, Anna Priest Dletzman, and 1 baby Albert 8., two years old, are very bright and Interesting children. Master Richard will appear again on Friday

night.

Rev. E. R. Baxter, rector "I the j Church of Our Siviour, Cxmdiu, is

hen fur a sojourn.

Councilman Jonh Akin* has purchased tbe store property formerly own-d by Mr. Ed. Sayre, and occupied as a about- ; log galietv and cigar store, A.-a. on Washington street near Jackaou.®The property is a valuable one. Mrs. Rush S. Uuidekopcr, of New York, wife of tbs celebrated veterinary surgeon, who founded the Philadelphia Veterinary Hospital, and prominent in Pl.lli'l-iphia society, before going to New York, is a guest of the Stockton. Sir Knight, Janie-. W. Baird, of Philadelphia, has been visiting bis uncle Councilman John Akin, of ibis city and is now departed with Mary Conimandcry Knight Templars on a trip to California and Denver, prior to taking part in the Twenty-tifth Triennial Conclave of the Knight Templars at Denver. Do you wish to avoid languid feelings'.' Drink Favorite Cream Root Brer. Tbe best soda in Cape May at Ken-

nedr'a U. S. P.

Cream dates fresh to-day. Nuss - , 51 Washington street. Champagne Mist is more |>opulai than ever, at Marey A Mecray'a.

Hotel lAtayette Entertainment. Tile guests of Hotel Lxlayelte were more than surprised, on Tuesday evening, to witness tbe {s-rformanom cf an Austrian magician, whose ways and manner of speech were combined with the performance in sleiglit-of-band and bis ventriloquism. The evening entertainment opened with a selection from "Bohemian Girl," by Prof. Robb's orchestra, who have been engaged at that hotel for the sea-on. Amoig those most prominent were: MU* Barn

of Mr. Nicl

t.uy a

ndge. Mr.

in, of

; Lafayette Hotel; Mrs. Doban, Mark ; Doban, Mrs. McDcvitt, Mis. Ella j Boland, Mr*. Gardner, Master Gardner, j Miss Dcnclla Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mayer. Mra. J. K. Ileyer, Dr. G. F. | Meeaer,.Mr. and Mra. Thomas Spencer, I Mr. Thomas Collier. Mr. Barbour. Mr. j Robert D. Smith, Mr*. II. F. Stevens, | Miss Rachael Stapleton, Mr*. W. F. j Stillwell and daughter, Miss Katharine I Brady and others. iepho.

Base Ball.

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One of the most interesting ball games which has ever occurred here was that of yesterday. Tin- visiting team is composed of excellent material and played a strong game. Until tbe eight inning tbe result was in doubt, for tbe first six innings tieilher side scored and the interest taken in the game by a goodly uumlier of spectators was intense, tbe seventh Cape May broke the elu In the sixth there war a very fair chance for run getting by Cape May but one of those phenomena! plays which always come w hen unexpected, cut off the opportunity. Bayne obtained first by being bit by ball. King advanced 1dm to second by clean bit across second into centre: Petiikin bclp-d both runners a I-oint forward by a sending ball to snuond and reached first himself because first baseman Holland failed to lydd the ball. The bases were filled and Great Batter Sullivan stepped to tbe plate with grim determination to help in some runs. He hit the ball hard Intending that it should go over third into left field but Tbini Baseman MeGarrigh- reached out bis good right band, caught the ball, found Bayne off third and put him out retiring the team, and covering himself with glory. It

Congress Hall la'

"New Star" puzzle, very interesting game to wb'le away a pleasant hoar. 10 cent* at A. P. A H. B. Todd * photograpb gallery, foot of Perry street. Carlton House, Cape May Point. | Carlton House, at Cain- May Point, I under the management of Messrs. Madj dock and Haldcmau, though secured by. I them quite late. Is likely to step into a I ; good business before lb»

I Among those

Goshen Epwerih League. The Epworth League rally, at Goshen, on Monday evening, July Htiq. proved a grand success. The church j was crowded with Epwortbians from „ - the djffcreul chapters in the county, j HlHf* There were thirty five representing tbe , . • Court House chapter, with Rev. M. j Magee, tiicir pastor; twenty represent, ing the West Creea chapter, with tbeir j pastor. Rev. J. O. I!. Corliss and thirty- j five from Diaa Creek chapter and other*.

CONGRESS HALL,

CAPi: WAY, X. J.

whole discourse wan practical and.

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iug them to the developing of beautiful O' T *

n,. r- M. CAPE MAY, N. J-

enthusiastic spreeh, having for bis sub-! \ “ + "

Sem 1892. Capacity,

closed, with a smile of hearty ai-proval ■ *

"iE i Location Unsurpassed.

Hamilton,

f the Fidelity Trust, Phila-

delphia, and bis sister. They have been coming to the Carlton ever since its first season. Rooms are secured by ] Mrs. N. R. Smith and family, of Baltimore, and Mrs. Dr. Allen P. Smith, of tbe same city, the latter taking a suite .if : six ocexa-front rooms for tlio season. From Allegheny City come Mr*. Eliza- ! beth McNeill and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young and family, and from ie bxnon. Mrs. 1), A. Holler and j

T lime, talents *tld being to tbc^grri?! - ^^ .

work of the Lord Jeans Christ. L. u. s. j

, T-r,—OX*: HI.OCK FROM

Jerseys and al! tbe latest robe* at

Wiley a Congress t.atba. Hoonis to r. nt IMSSFXt.FK STATION, by day, week, month or season. XKARKST 1IOI SF

MIIERE ONE GROWS YOUNG.

TO THE KERF.

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS IX ALL ITS APPOIXTMFXTS.

says a writer in the /'AihidripAoi a yesterday, wlmd'ise >ur».-» tbusly: e have discovered the secret of ia) youth. Tbe great riddle ia si and w ithoul a single cosmetic, a restorer or even the omuijHiteul

WAI/TER W. ORKKN, of Philadelphia, Propriefor.-

bc able to hold tin m down ranch In the stvenib this view was sus though iu beginning w as dark, men out when Thomas hit safe

second, Coogan l.it safe to third. Priest didn't bit tbe ball, but the ball bit him, which answered tbe same purpose. Then with three on bases Pitcher Sleeker became rattled and gave both

Bayne and King tbeir basts aeuding in two tnns, but Petr

ed tbe team by striking out leaving three on bases. Tbe eighth was better yet, Scholl made s beautiful line bit into left field, Rarosie follow ed w ith a similisr one u|*m which Scboff scons), and Thomas likewise landed on it safely lor left field. Coogan was present* ed with s base on balls and Priest pounded it safely across second permitting both Kamsic and Thomas to scon This settled the running getting. Tl

iteur Drawing Room Grebes- | »

tra, of Philadelphia, arc secured to fur- h

nisli concert and dance music, tbe bops j massage ten years have rolled sway fr< 1 and parties being held in Carlton ‘ tired soldiers, and a young, iudcfatij. Amusement Hall. Tbe bop program able girl stand* in tbe place of tin for this Thursday evening, 14tb, fol- | weary woman who found the world a' Iowa: times a trifle hard >o battle with. A*l ' ll '* 1 C»Pe March, "Bine Jackets," Henderson. y ou w |, al brought about so startling . •n tin- hall, and j Waltz, "Sobre I-as Olas," J. Rosas, transformation? Nothing more nor Us itwllhstatiding | (Jjadrllle. plain, "Urda," Hoffman, thsn lo -king into tbe mirror of ou * not going to PoiR,, ••High School Cadets," S.usa. vautilied past through the presence o n much longer, j Waltz, -Wang," Morse, bright, sweet, lovable young giiU l-aucicrs, “Gondolier*," Sullivan. | watching their ways, entering lull York, "Eveline,” Kcrraxl. ] ibclr feelings and hr.alhiug iu toe vei; Polka, "Dudes." Wagner, essence of joyous lllo that emanate Waltz, "Alone,” Harris. | from their graceful flitting figut.-s a Schottiache,"Jockey's Pride."Emerson. ‘ Ulcy ,,a U iD review iu the great corrid. Polka, "Room Ta IU IU," Mackh-. j u f * seaside hotel. Great waft* o Waltz, "Medley,’* Waltenfcl j ( , /onc mingle with happy laughter, am

alt by glum, miserable and oh

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vela at Kennedy's

Washington street.

Make your lee cream at holm Favorite Extracts, it will lie as

your confectioner's.

The band still holds the Columbia avenue Pharmacy. Original aea-sbore souvenir manufactured and fur sale only by Jo

rph Hand, Jeweler, opposite post office, int* West Jersey Cabinet ia unique and as I catching on. Fim-st Liquors. Coolest [ room*. Grant street, next Arlington.

| when they have only to look ami become 1 inspired with some of tbe ovetflowing j vitality and spirit of youth. If you ; wish tv grow prematurely old shut your ! eyes to the lovely, dainty faces about you and think only of your own image in the mirror as you saw it list, close ! your ears to tbe clear, bright, ab- dute1 ly natural laughter, and, in fact, retire

CAPE MAY.

Bayne, as King, 2b Petrekin, rf Sullivan, 3b Scboff. lb Hatnsdell cf Tbomas, If

Coogan, r

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Magic at Congress Hall. Tbe guests at CongressHall were given [ a very enjoyable entertainment in the i concert room last evening by an Austrian 1 Magician, consisting ot alight of band j tricks, mind reading ventriloquism, [ | etc , which was highly appreciated: tbe i entertainment bring first class in every 1 respect, pronounced by many tbe equal ’ of the great Hermann and Kellar.

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Another Runaway.

RIVERSIDE. MeGarrigle. 3b .o 1 :i 4 Sleeker, p 0 0 0 10 Ellis, If 0 0 1 0 Zeiber. cf. 0 1 0 0 Demerrst, c 0 0 6 0 Holland, b 0 0 10 0 Briggs, as .« 0 1 1 Blakely, If 0 1 2 0 Eisner, 2b 0 110 Totals 0 4 24 15 Earned Rnna, Cape May 2, Ia-U Bases Cape May, 11, Riverside 4, First Base on Bali* Off Priest, 2Dff Steckery, 3 Struck out By Priest 9 By Bayne, 1 By Stocker 5 Double play, MeGarrigle, Wild Pitches. Sleeker, 3 Passed Balls, Dcmerest, 8. Umpire. Dcvcraux. Time of game 1.45. I. H. Smith a Sou, 47 Washington street, for tailoring of any description. John Akins' superior ice cream ia made at bia owu Philadelphia factory of the purest materials. The Chester Photo Studio retains ita old-time popularity. The usual ex-. preasiona of praise for fine cabinets pre-

vail.

Washington Uabt Infantry.

Chairman Neal and TreasurerLivezey, , 'fco to JVashington this moral ag to at- , tempt to Induce the Washington Light Infantry to pitch camp here next month. When this organization came before for reveral seasons it had a large

I. II. Smith & Son. 47 Washington street, headquarter* fur elolbing, fur-

nishing goods, underwear.

Fou Sam:—Awning tent fourteen feet square, in good condition. Poles, stake* and fittings complete. Capt. Frank*' cigar store, Washington street.

ll-4t.

Do you want rosy check* and good health? Drink Favorite Cream Root Brer. Each bottle makes five gallons. The drink that stimulates health, and not inebriates is Favorite Cream Root Beer. Each bottle makes five gal-

lons.

Hep at the Brrxten. A very pretty bop took place at the Urexton last evening at which about fifty of C*i»c Maya most select Summer society were present. It was one of tbe brightest of tbe season‘a events. Peach ice cream soda at Marcy A Mecray'a Columbia avenue store. Trunk*, valise*, etc., at I. II. Smith ] A Son's, 47 Washington street. Fine assortment of cigars at Kennedy's U. 8. P. Children's bop and entertainment Friday afternoon, 5.15 6'elock, at Congress Hall. Admission 25 cents. If yon want to go to tbe fishing banks tbe pretty sloop yacht "Rcstiesa,” ia what you are looking for. Leave order* at tbe pier office. She lies usually off near tbe pier.

Crushed violets cream soda at Kennedy's U. S. P. Cocoanut cream cakes are delicious. Nose', 51 Washington street. To keep good bealtb In tbe family drink Favorite Cream Roo( Beer. Clark's Colored Concert and Specialty Co., of Philadelphia, are arranging fur a season of entertainments at the Girard Opera House, on Perry street, to begin on Monday evening, Jnly 18, at 8.M. Tbe noted soprano. Him Belle Jackson and Mr. Billy Banka, lata of Bam Jack's Creoles Co., will be with this company. 12-21

A. L. Haynes' team of brown yonng horses made another wild rnn through the slreeta of this city yesterday afternoon, wrecKing another carriage, letting down a corrugated metallic pavement shed at U. 8. Hand's Kegar store, where one burse fell sprawling upon the pavement, while the other, breaking loose from tbe wreck, dashed on up Washington street, and attempt ing to turn at Decatur street,, was thrown hy the momentum of the iuu into Mra. Maclin's dry-good* store window, making a crash that reminded one of a similar one to Dr. Kennedy's store window op-

posite, two yesrs ago.

One of the most popuiar restaurants in this city ia Fred. Arnold's Merchant's Exchange, Washington and Jackson streets. Seaside delicacies, such as oysters, crabs, fish, Ac., are skilfully prepared by exi>ert cooks. I.iqnors of the best qualities are dispensed at *'

Do not forget tbe Children's Entertainment, at Congress Hall, to morrow sfternbon at 5.15 o'clock. Admisaloa, 25 cents. Madame Louie is rehearsing tbe Rule folks and preparing for an Interesting entertainment.

It pleases ail at the table If tbe pastry . finely flavored. Therefore uar Favore Extracts, and it is accomplished.

lyette and Decatur atreela, for private terrapin eupper*. soft, bard and deviled crabs, oysters scalloped and iu every other style, and little neck clams. Game in season. W ines and liquors. Beer on draught. Families supplied. Tbe only summer garden at Cape May. Cool and airy.

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Jules Dcuizet's hardware store, opposite tbe post office, is decorated lo-dar, all over, with the colors of France and its emblems, iu commemoration of the French "Fourth of July,” the 99tb anniversary of tbe Fall of the Bastilc, and the beginning of tbe French Revolution. Mr. Denizot ia American born but of French parentage and, like a large number of Americans, lias a very warm feeling toward France. Fora

r. Turn-

Harry Maliinera livery

pike near bridge.

A Philadelphia paper saya "Chauveaus caromois taste moriab." They are always on baud fresh at Marcy A Sanzo's Japanese store, on Beach avenue, by tbe pier, is the centre of much attraction to those who admire true art and appreciate the beautiful. It is not only a pleasure to view tbe many beautiful things and to select purchases therefrom, but it is gratifying to receive tbe courteous attention Mr. and Mrs. Sanzo bestow.

-J HOTEL * COLUMBIA,^

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DARLINGTON HOTELS 4»ppo'ilc R. R. Station. Grant Street,Gape M«JUnder personal management of JOHN J. KHOMEH. Flrst-claas Cuisine. Large Airy Rooms. Terms Reasonable.

•HBOIEIi DEVOIR SOUTH IsAFATTETTE ST. Near Railroad Ntaliou, Boat'll A Post Offioo. The Devon baa been recently enlarged anil improved. Cuisine first class. RATES 610 AND 812 PER WEEK. ALL YEAR HOUSE. MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

JVtarine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect. FIFTY -r ADDITIONAL -j- ROOMS voir o/>e* fob the heceptioh of quests. MRS. F. IIAI.LK.MIK4 K.

CARROLL VILLA., Jarkwon Street, near tbe Reach. CAPE MAY, N. J. Delightful location. Everything First-clau. Clou to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

EXCEIxSIOR HOT AND COLD SeaWater Baths.

WIT^LIANi; T. STEVJSUTS, Contractor <k Builder, Cor. Jfefl'erwon and 4'orgie Street*, Estimates Given. SatietacUon guaranteed.

DO YOU WISH TO ENJOY FINE PASTHY AND DESSERTS 1 “ hmh Flavoring Ezlracts, s in use by the leading Caterers and Confectioner*. 8 rid by all first-class

Playing tarot. A jack of the best pitying cards, with no advertisement or other objectionable printing upon them, will be scut poet laid to any address upen tbe neeipt of 15 oenta by tbe Frumenta Company