CAPE MAY DAILY STAR. PubUftbed darlpc Jnlf and Aucu»l. Hub»cru^ tluD pnrc. (I Jai.

Cape-May City Church yagsmsagw

CMrAt^neMtcaUaK •Uj| U |toSe»»M. , Fn5»>'rTMi I {APTI8T, cor. Lafayette

franklin *t«.

lAcron. Mun<faT vr» |ce»—enrly tojj ;^eiciun^. » Oy tills rrenlnc ktJt'clock.

I’ravcr Mertiiic A. M.: marnin* A. H. ami n.uuI'.M.; .Sabbath »<-h.ioI at SJ«J r M Work day aervlcc*: Female I rayer »S2s2r^F 1 i?.ci^^.a« day Tucadaj . Thuradaya and Friday* at^ * f

ch. K M^llearhalRlJTU lllluu.Thoa. 4 lluahe« *1

Ian. J S.1V Uukbcj_*l iss&r

BUSINESS DINECTOHY.

« ; E«', u. . Hank. Xe« Jr racy Trust and Safe Drpocit Co.

VMM

MM s' 1 Tice Ba Niue bat tATIIOLK

sre;

a.; KretUni: yrvlcr^at VI

SI. John's Episcopal Church. The appointments tor Bt. John's Church ^cor. Washington and Franklin streets. (Jape May. tor Ihasummer ol D&U limne services oery JnlyS. Itev. W. Herbert Asabetoo.Hector ot Bt Andress 's Church. Wet FhUadelpbla. July 10. Her. (leorteC. Carry I). 0., Hector of Christ Church. Iljutimore. July 17. Ke* .^JitMus^ r K ;,,V r J A JnS a ai. M i£Tl*Joiet'h Neulin. i'. II . Hector ot Church ul Incarnation. Fhlladell> J l uiy n. Her. Wilbur F. Paddock, Hector ot Bt Andrew's Church. FhlladelpUU Auc-T. Hi Her. John Bearboruurh. p. 1) . ■araRwriif bsseus;^ ‘««g3!‘fla5: .ler Bt. Mary'a Church. West Philadelphia d. 4. Be*. Allred J. P. M'Clur*. AnsWant ...—a, at the Italy innlly. PUlaTHE 8EKV1CKS AKE KEEK TO ALL.

»H.W A, 13 Wysblac'ou »t Jaos.b). J^Fj North bel Cooareas sP

Kearny. Mrs III Kraniy.(;en Wa US'/nef'KH.' .Knlpiit. E C.Cshi

Capo May Olty Boelotloe.

C ara labakii Lodob No *0. F. * A.-' bolds communication on the second a lourth luesday MMal "I each moutn,

the lodge room, Franklin sired J«'E r ».VrS. erenings ot each muulii at No. 3 Ur. Jas. Mecrar medical ciamlncr C ra Mat CoHCLava. No. ' '

r

Washington

C. W-

aud lourlb nmnulay crrnlnp.

—loo street-

Cl 17 Wi

ffSL „ ningaot each month at No. 14 Washington bt.

Hun at 17 Waablnston i

COm&E HELEOTOET DAILY DTAR. FOR I8B2. Cottagers are requested to report at office aey mlalakes lu the Ulrrclory, In o Ibat they may he corrected.

~A

Albert. Mias. No. Beach Alda]. i dwant IN dau 1 AH.-U.E" Vl» PeerT St

llngbcast

SM^ji-’iir^Srt . hi Baker, Mn E P. cor Occam and Columbia a Haldwin. Mrs l.ixrrae. Jt Lafayette HanJtal'Mrs A,7l%'aah!iogtou at 55day, Wm k. I (Irani street Hanoi. 6no E, Ocean si, 'Jd door from Col nr Heattie, Hobert H. 3 Beach are lleldcn. J C. luUrant at _ Heneraan, Mm JI.Bllaghea at Heoaeti. E B, North sc near Uiabl are UeueaeL J U..^4 O^umbU are, SmSSma Walter, a'lfnaho *t jlluuuL Mrs C. booth,'j'Hl'lWcrr? st llositb. Mrs M E, 17 Perry st

s. m,d t

Brooks, Mrs T. E_ Deron. Bo. Lafayette at Butcher/W A,"dl Columbia are Byrne*. Mra A E, a Wlndaor are

Carter. Mr*. 11 Stockton are S^ibW^icolnmbU.r. i i.. . . r. 11 LtlWlndsorare i Mrs U Howard at and Onhunl Chew. Blnnlcason.(Irani st and Hallrua.

i t'ottagr. Latayrtte st Collm*.' wlmJ^oJr Hughes and Franklin st Consldinc. Mra Drums.« Ocean at Conway, Chat J. 33 Decatur at SSiJi.'KSSrt'D^. r itT«,o U rt” Cooper! Howard M.^O^rra?st Cony. James. 11 Perrys! Coullon, Mrs C J, North st. cor Windsor ar cJdfcrafMraWmkTafiitlww st

Catholic Church Parsonage r J. o] Jacksoa at ' r 1 ,?* 1 ??. 0 ,t 'HTWaablhgtoo and'jrfh Oouglalm, Mra Ann F, II Uugbea at Ihiu glass. 1> c. 43 Wlndaoc areoue Downing. Eobl W. Jr. 17 ocean ■( Dupont. Mra L. 3 Beach are y. M. Columbia lurabia are, cor Franklin

id llughea I

Fagan. Capt Louis E. U S HC. 13 Franklin at

I:, (.toll House

Jr. A. Page Cottage. Howar 4r» SamT. 14 Hughes »t u. FnuikDn and t.'orclr st*

s D. IJdatur rt • i Couagnjd Perr

Woodson. OHic. Washington street ner

Hoot anti Shoe Dealer.

, JoIiLsju, E. WashlngUm »l near Post Otlii

DuUer. Fee* and Ponltrj

] Church. W Harry. 7‘, Wadrington «t

Candy Monraeturen.

d> 'I Smith. T Mont.

gi'cbtrage“ wid'lugton | Nu^H. Jr. f) WaahlnEton^st

esCouage. Hal

| Stevens, William T. Corgle and Jefferso Cwal. Wood, Ice and Feed. Knickerbocker Coal and Ice Co. Was!

DniKEiBlB. Kennedy'* lulled Slate* I’haituicy. t ..rfWa.hlngt«.n and Decatur sts _ ! Marcy and Mecray's Drug More. Wash

“Dally SUi" Tide Table. POK JCLY AND ACUIST Mean Ihmge 4 4teet.

Be “£lS-iWEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO.,

Moneys, Valuables and Merchandise

Thursday, " > -Ah.*SSSii •• 1/ul Sunday.T •' Ji .1.

Batmdsy. "

Cokmss Hail

Bail Room,

Classes tor the reception ot PUPILS IN DANCING. Tuesday and Tiinraday, y.^.-qgdm I It'.KUlrcrt'. tttrrynliyAPartK: At Sloderate I'lafKl Pricers.

To all points in the United State*. Order* tor good* to be forwarded by fgprw will be carried without eh»rge»wnd promptly delivered by onr own meaaengers, •o as to Insure, a* far at practicable, Urc return of goods on the name day. HORSES AND CARRIAGES Can be sent by express on fast passenger trains.

WASH HAMPERS

Containing clot htng to be laundrled will be carried between Philadelphia, or Camden, and ( ape Msy at tl.00 for the round trip, and will be called for and delivered

ujion day* aj.-clfied bj *b ppers.

,>e May oRioc—Corner Washington and Jaeltaon streets, iladelphia oilice—Teiy Iluilding, foot of -Market street. ROBFRT NTRFTCH, Gen. Agent. Palace Steamer Republic Philadelphia and Cape May, Stopping both ways at’Wilmington’daily; at Chester Tues-

days and Saturdays.

SrtKYi

■Irlr?Washlngtoo«

Hand.

well. )

MVgS'Kir e«i*.'chffofd."lIo*irr nd Bewe ew Is, Herman. 3 Storktou are 1 t. Char. West Beach aveiiua.

FUlt, Oyatenti AtI J a.incite A Stratum. 1“ Washington «t IlnrdwHre anil Ilonne FnrnUblng GooiIk. ' Denlzot, Julius. 13 Waslilngton st ; A'ilaon. J It .Y: Son. Cor Washington and

^ HoteU. ; Stockton Hotel, 1 The. Wa

dtrona. AD. 10 Beach are •SaoSjirs lianieY D Hug

.Cor Washn and Decatur

ir

Maddock7L. Man y. Dr V 1

Marts. Matthews. C L. 17 perry *t ■ecray. DrJames,6 North at Mereer.' Bsht j. iol^nrn-^ at Miller'. H IL.tl' Windsor are Moore. Frank. Butt Baths Colt

X

(athana. Bamuel. Corner Bout

«

ITtara. DrM.58 Jackson st ’“WsSL' 'hlllips, Dr EII. 12 Hughes sts. ■hyslck. Dr E. Washington at abort TcraoL Dr Geo A. 17 Columbia ave lumiej^ (.>.'• W^U^aoJafaygteat ortJ'rMtti'del. luttoj-alayrue at^

Q

(Juldort. P. F. Beach are and Perry ’

■ Hotel Columbia. \v I Arlington 'Hotel. J

The Catltoo. L Mad.h.rk.^proprietor. ^ A IlolrU and Koa>lMiirnnlis.

J Gordon'* Hotel and Uestaurant, I Collins' Cottage, p Collins. Accumn | 40 guests. Decatur si opp Colurohli j Dillon'a Capitol, J J Hally. Was

!«. Fred Arnold, t icksou sis . Decatur near Was

HreU. Win F II.

Hellly.T Wallace. 71 W It. y burn. J E. SColumbla ar BSiaidaoc. Mr-1 i.. i -itio!

Rlehardami. <■■ *

Ice f rcHiu mid Coiifocilou

, .. ... Edinnoda. Water* 11. ‘Jb Washington at r™Jii D n JJ.J“k»u<it A kton,Jobn. iu W ashington a.

Itiegel. Mrs J. 5 Ocean’at , Keacn William G, 4S Washington at StoaenwD.Mrb Fnoikim cLoMNational Hall; . JapaiK-BC More. Hoaenhaum. Joseph. 23 South I-afayeUr st SanzO.vYl, Beach are opposite Pier

'w r . V&Trh k ii‘are 11 " Jeweler*.

Hudulph. C A. Mra Hand’s Collage, Warlilng- Hand. Joseph. Waaolngliui si <q>)>dsUe Pe

Smith, Samuel. Washington st near Per

Fawyerx.

Illldretb, James M. K. ocean nr Wash Douglas, 11. F. btak Building next Pc Learning, J Spioet, 47 Washington at Livery Mublcit. Hrick. J I’, congress Hall. North and Co

Ban ell, Wm J, U Windsor are Shearer, DrJHlbert M. SO Hughes st Khidlr, Mrs (I C,l*i Columbia are Shoemaker. Mra. Charles. 10 North ■

sss

urn. JoJin'uLH Btockt.'mi

- •l^Washliitm.n .

Bumera. FiankT£l Windsor ar

— R M. FryerCottage. Perry st Bterle. Mn Man A. ej Jackson st BMpnckV, W M. 17 Hughes at

stoever. » li.LMocklou How stokes.JtlM.lt Hughes st Stuard.Cliaries. Washington st

Tsgga I.H 1_ Columbia ave. cor Decatur s Taylor, Henry . UCougrras at Tailor, Mr»B. cor Washington and ji tters*

Maaulre (htUage. Jackson sir Edward y, 04 Washington >< Mra Eugene, cor Franklin ,1 la are. j, FHIdney.«4 Washington at J,‘ 1. h! 141 Washington st Tswnmid. WHUanv, w I jlsyelle st Turner. FD. 17 Windsor are

ig. Cbos 11.37 Coll

Ke‘

Walker, Dr. J N.74 Washington st Walter. Mrs A E. 10 North st Wohh KH,27lAfayetie.t

1.12 Grant s in K. 11* W: tboma*. 123

Wharton. . li^ TO2n^?re«?iiPern*t*” Williams, Juslah G. 17 Latayetle st WUjiaTj E 1 Smb. Oongress 1‘laee WolL Daniel. Ocean st. next star VIBa Wolf. I. Jr. cur Hughes and Franklin sts

mss

leu wild.' Mrs M. s Stockton Bow i.siliSf'steT.'sisiar...

gsss:',:?s?i;’isass,. UrUBs, N J, Ooonn at B OotnmMa arL

Young. LewU. 27Colombia are

z

Eattrll.T. ear Columbia ave and oeeat or rut arsibxjrrs avid owners or ti Bailie. BamueL cottage No 7. Bench are Bolger. W.cottage NoU. 17tb ave Hon.1 W F. cuuage No U. gth are E. cotiage No 0, Beach are - —'-ge No 1. Beach are — iv -Wage So 4. Beach are E.eoJtageNo. 1. Bo-'* . .imtL John K, r— Marshall, chas. G. on

Kmehman. F. Mkm i * •*ul,

w einman Thos.

Hebcnt

1. Willlan

Muiiiner. Harry, Jr, Turnpike tea Island Bridge Milk ami Bnllcr. Griscom. I. 11. Jackson st betweei

I‘ll) Hlt'lHIlH. Hand, Anna M, M I), Washington ai Mari >“ r V M D, M D, Cor Ocean t Mecrny, Jnmtw, M D, petry* at m ('ongress Hall 1‘billips, E U, M D, Cor iiceanand Hughes Railroad. "'eat^Jeracy, SuUon Grant st and Rral Kitlalp and I nMiraufe. Miopnntkm Dorncr, Andrew, o' 1 Washington st Taylor, Tbomaa H, Decatur st near

Kepubll May Point SiuT Ralbx Congress Hall Hatha, B W Wiley. Foot Sew Columbia Baiba, Mrs J P Te Stockton Baiba, c F (juldort. Beach

A Myers. Accommb-

Tallorx, Clothlcrx and GcnlH* FarniidiinE Goodie. Smith. I. H. 47 Washlngbm at Powell, Georee. Decatur st Sheppard, I. L. 23 Washington st Villax. AldiPe. Theo Mueller. Aceommoda guests. Decatur st nesr Itesel, Brexton Villa, dales 130 guests, ocean Carroll Villa, Mrs F 1.Richardson. Accom modatee 73 guests. Jackson st Devon Villa. Mrs T K Brooks. At trs 100 guests. Bo Lafayette at near pas-

Beal less, Capl Charles Hand

One of the most popular rratat i tbla city is Fred. Arnold's Mercl xchange, Waablnglon and Jaekaon streets. Seaside delicacies, such as oysters, crabs. Dab, Ac., are akllfally prepared by expert cook*. Liquors of “ ‘ dispensed at the

lion of ollvt

jbled In tbla city. u»k a do elded stand lor pure, homemade olL This aland was not taken a day too soon. When lbs ago some official test* were made of the purity of olive oil It was 1 some brands, or rather asrtaIn already been adulterated. The temptation |> very strong to keep a apnrl is article on the market. Cottonseed oil id feoiun other vegeUible oils will always i cheaper than pure olive oil -The Im- . >rt«d article 1* continually sold at a lower price than that produced at home. "'■e area suited to olive culture In this itry has never been accurately defined, eut-ral terms It may be aald to Include raa, below 42 dega. of latiindc.down to Including parts of Arizona and New Mexico. Beyond this territorial area it b lot probable that the olive will make mm ‘ if a figure. Indeed, there Is a strong proh illily that for at least a whole gcuerath he only state in the Union that will g nucli commercial promlnetice for the pi ductfuu of the olive will be California. who have already

Riggs & Bro.. 1005 i«nd 221 Walnut Mrrct,

I* II 11,4 DFI.I'IIIA.

TO COTTAGFUS.

FREHCfi.BOOT & SHOEMAKER

91-25.

Fare lor Round Trip, ... MueIp Trip irllher way) . - -

Horses and Carriages taken. Baggage and Weight Transported. Office at Union Transfer Co., Washington and

Jackson Streets.

WII.I.IAM ]'. RFKNFI.F, General Manaser. Ill Chestnut Street, Philadelphia

repion

•Unted almi

hards

rva" of ol erlb-m t

Ibf business will be a paying one. 1 onvenliou has now established the v, uring a perfect guarantee of the purity live oil produced In California.—San Fr isco Bulletin.

The trade In ginseng is a revival of one that formerly existed. In the antnmn of 1710 Pere Joseph Francois Ijdiun, a Jesuit 1712, and was stationed at the Sault, above Montreal, discovered the plant. He had been In Quebec in 1715, and there saw a letter of Pere Jartonx, who had seen ginsong In Tartaryin 1700, and who gave a description of It LaUtan inquired about it from the Indians, and examined the

country to find iL

At this time it was worth Its weight in gold at PekigC A company wa* formed to export it to China, Japan and Tartary. The price at Quebec wua from thirty to forty sous or cent* per pound. At first auy one was allowed to sell it, bat as lu value increased the company exercised iu .monopoly rights, and In 1731 undertook to exclude all others from the trade. As the demand Increased the care with which It was obtained and prepared was relaxed. It was gathered out of season and I in per fectly dried in stove ovens. Even In thl* state It brought twenty-five llvrea per In 1753 ginseng of this character to the value of Sttl.OuJ llvrea was exported. In 1754 the value of the export had fallen to 33.000 lit re*. A quantity £gt to 1st Km cbclle remained unsold, but pnaily found iu way to China, where lu inferior quality the Canadian article a bad rvputs-.

lion: the demand fell off and t ceased.—J. Jones Bell in Popnlai Monthly. A Geld Mine on a Hoof. Three thousand dollars for an old ti* roof would he a pretty *t«ep price, bat the man who get, the battered roof from the old Tabernacle church at Broad street and South Penn square, which la now being torn away, for that turn will be in great lack. Some year* ago the paint was scraped off the old roof and yielded 45,0(41 in fire gold. It is almost certain to yield as much this lima The gold cornea from When gold la being coined a consider able quantity of it volatilize* with the smoke through the chimney, and as won 19 It strike* the air It fail*. Much of it falls on the roof of the mint, so much of It that tho officials save even the water that fail* upon It during a ibower. All the drains from the roof are connected with large vat* In the cellar of the mint. Before the water finally geU to the sewer it is strained through many blankeU and sieves which

retain the gold.

Notwithstanding all these precautions the gold that is annually washed Into the Delaware from the mint is worth thou sands of dollars. Every particle of dirt swept up about the mint is carefully stored away with the washings from the roof, and once every year It is sold to the highest bidder, as it cannot be used at the mint. —PhUadelphL. Beootd.

Oar English word "kiss" occurs pretty Gntch. 'in lsn.lic. Dani-h. Swrelish and

ad. the Papuan* of NewGitini - of Tahiti, the negroes of c out hern Africa, the Botocnd

llie 1 ..iphiuiirr-. and tt these Is ulghtcd roorta yotel the low Mage of get her. -Good Wools.

ted in

«re quite an old Institution, but the manner of handling them. The court*of justice have uniformly held that a man is not justified In killing the baby in the flat above, although it may ban Uont iuuoii-ly from midnight till mornlug — Detroit Tribune.

Umbrella bearers are shown low sculptures at Perse polls, where a king is depict,,1 in royal state attended by a flyflapper and an umbrella man. In Persia the nuibreila is still an-appendage of toyally.—Detroit Free Press.

COAL ■ HAY - FEED. EXCELSIOR MARKET, No. »» WASHINGTON STREET,

CAPE MAY CITY. Jf. J.

JOHlvllALPiy & RBO. COME TO CAPE MAY AND SEE

LIIsTO-O,

DECATUR STREET. BFI.OIV WAMII.NGTOX STREET.

;qo pounds to each ton of carey screened selected Coal. Up]*t Lehigh Coal a specially. Fire Wood promptly delivered. Hay, Freshly Ground Feed, and all requisites in food for horses and cattle. Salisfaeguaranteed. Prompt attention to all mail. orders. Hotels and

boarding villas supplied.

DAVID RODAN, j C j[I< YICIS Wl TV I'-?"* aV I <.£TIO liS. Foot of.Jackson Street. j Jlcrr Beer. Mniimer Gurdesi

Hullled Gtiotlw a SinM'lally for Family 1 we. .

J. W. EAGAN.

Mansion House Bakery,

A. W. HAND, Notary Public and Commissioner

of Deeds.

STAB OF THE CAPE OFFICE. - *

Cape May. N. J. CA EE RAT 1MYIE1QV.

Union Transfer Co.

BAGGAGE EXPRESS

-AND-

GeneralRailroad.’. Ticket.'. Agents. o.rrxci:: Cor. Washington and Jackson St*.

OFFICE OK

THE SEW JERSEY Trast and Sale Deposit Co. Labjette and Bank Ms,, Cape Bay. The company la alto aWbonzed to act a* Executor*. Administrator*. Guardian* and Agents lor the management and rare of property, the CoilacUoa of Interest, Dividend and Act a* Treasurer or Agent of Charitable. Beneficial, Religious and other organluUon*. and execute Trusts or every description. Will* receipted for and lately kept without T>epo*lt* of Money will be received payable l ° WK '' H. 0. THOMPSON, Agent.

Camden, IS. J.

Main Office.

CAPITAL,

•200,000.

MANAGEMENT. ALES. U. CATTELL. President. F. W. AYER. Vice President. EDUTAKD 8. HALL Secretary and Treas DIRECTORS: ALKX . G. Cattail, E.C.Ksiobt.

FIRST-CLASS CAROUSAL.

5 Cents per Hide. RITIOI.1‘11 IIOI.I.K.

DILLON’S,

Corner Washington and Jackson Streets. Of which the well-known JOHN J. RATTY is proprietor, is one of the most central and popular resorts on the Island, at which the finest Wines and Liquors and Rochester Beer can always be had. together with superior accommodniions for parties. Handsomely appointed parlors for ladies.

ICE! ICE! KJE! \K nickerbocker I ce c°OF PHILADELPHIA BOPPUBS HOTELS, RESTAURANTS ani COTTA OKS WITH PURE EASTERN ICE.

cost! eoau coat: BEST DUaWy CAREFULLY PREPARED POK FAMILY C FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED.

coat

p, JOHNSON,

Wiikhliig

R'aMblngfoii Sires*!, near 1*. O., Cnpc Miiy.

and Well-Selected Stock of

FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

Vlje j\ew Moui)t Yefrjoi) Hotel, CAPE MAY, N. J. ON THE BEACH. TERMS, «2 Per Day. Y ALLEE & SHERRICK, Proprietors.

Tissue Paper Flower Materials

GLASS PHOTO. FRAMES. BAMBOO

GRISCOSTS Milk and Cream Depot, 48 JACKSON STREET.

Gordon’s Hotel and Restaurant, Xo. JO WaxhlnKfon Hi., Cape May, X. J. CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS. BOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK. Agent for the F. A. Folh Brewing Company. BotUcd Goods a Specialty for Family Uae.l Oyster* In Every Style.

Congress Hall Boarding 'pd Livery Stables, Xorth and CongrefUL-Ink^ Cicpe May, J. P. BRICK. Horses taken to Board by the Day, Week or Month. ■Pony Phaetons. Vllfage C»m. Drag*. *c.. t^llre.

MAGUIRE’S NEW COLUMBIA BATH HOUSES. EatablUbed 24 Year* NEW ROBES AND nRST-CLASS SERVICE. BEST BATHING GRUIKD