Cape May Daily Star, 25 July 1892 IIIF issue link — Page 3

•Hotel Jlrri-tfols.

M K Hold ben. L I. lUtlel, L LewU »nd wU. FKJohEton.MlwU L Eckert. W K KllluU. T H Jackwo. A M Pile. Wa-h E llusliea. K

erkea lae Wise

Trenton—U W l^noa. nllr and mece rbiladelpbla—loa D Eeolln.Mla E W Cralf. Ml» Annie MUIer. Mr and Mra Win H Wal lace. Mra F J Fleming. Mlm Maggie Fleming, HeoU Fleming. ECroaby Elgfa.OtloAlbrecM. Florence Heppe. C J Heppe. MlaaC J HeppeMlu Emily Ueppe, Miss Ida Heppe. Miss

cerda Heppe, Leals Col *

Srm York—F « Brown. H C Bl I'UUbnn—K A Bteeenson Wlimlnglon. Del—J U HUIer. ACC rig

Hoston-A F Forbes

S Myer

Ml. Laurel. K J-E E Daniels. W II HurR Mlm Era llarnlellr. Frank T Browning and Baltimore—<’has DeWItt and wile Virginia—tieo A Mushback and wile Newark. Del-Alfred A Curtis and wile. Master F LCurtle LaratETTE. Caiuden-Jws I Morrison and wile. Wallace B Khdry, I a-liman B Browning. M West, J Brad*

—Miss

Inule Fisher. S

a s. rab

Bosloo—M E Hodgdln and wile Trenton-Dr II B Coatell. William lioldi Adrian. Mleb-Jamea II Cole and wile, 1.11a Cole, Miss Whipple Wilmington—<1 Parke Posetls, Elmer P Souih Amboy—Thomas 8 Scull) Bridgeton—J Boyd Nlaon. Mias Nr

II Wanbs.Cbas M Lin-

coln. E Z Price. Piof Henry Me>ers, Joseph Levy. Samuel Lery, A B Moyssinger. Samuel C Powell. C K Youngnaw. Jus M Douglass and wile. Simon J Man In, Charkw

O'Neill. U

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O'Neill, F E 11 minder. J Henrj Bellel. H II Hayes and wile. W J Karbari. F T Hallahan. Cbas E Hallahan. lamls A Clad. A L Eegtster, Cbas EEelth, wile and child: Fred F Bainbridge. II A Elwell. D U Kellner and wile. Mias B KeOner. Wm I) Miller and wife. A liar

Philadelphia—A ti Curtin, Jr. A B HoUney. F H Noithup, Kohl C Thomas. Mrs J S llellrnalem. E Hampton Hirsh and wile. Boward E Hta'ilon. Eugene Townsend. W W Wrlgley. Lewis A Enmenee and wile. Ilobert Koooa and wile. John H Blye. Thomas Duke, 0 K Dougherty. Bon) W Fletaher. Jr. Emil itoaenberger. A (1 Helherlnglun and wile. K Eltlng. Edward W ArmdeoloD. J Busaell Sulllran, Paul Kellar. C H Townsend. P Kershaw. H

Dayton, O-J Wallaaian Co-tesvlllr—J 8 W'orth Pittsburg—A A Arhuthno Waahlnglun—A M Keoshj

llantaburg, Pa-Oeorg# E Fleming Haltlmon—Christian Derrtes West Cheater—F C Bnntoo. wile and daugl.. PhlladelpMa—Ewing L Miller. Lesrls Brtnton. J E Carpenter and w He. the MUses Eeed. D Wick Hotiart.AJKudderow.John SMaekllr, i m E Heyl. A M Vail. W E lejle.8 A Vail Sharon Hill-Miss s E Conanl (lermantown—Mrs Campbell Bryce, maid, Fredk Tu*hull Sew Jerwy—Mrand Mrs Franklla Baaslord. CFOpdyke:MD. Samuel A D)er, wUe.ehll

Philadelphia—John Far non, Dr C sticker. Mias Clara Sektenatlcaer. Wi reU. Mabel Merreu. B

Vork-A A Yerkea

8ssSs:ftBsn«Sw« Waahlngton—Man E rechrcll. Man Home nomas L dome. J H Marsln. Mb Mary C Manion Pott-town—H r — '

CABEOLL VILLA. Baltimore—Mrs N l iman. Joseph N Dlmar. K-ibsrl I^e Cl man and nurse. Mrs M Oppeo helm. Mlaa Emma Uppeubelm. Miss May °Bil£»SeipMn2ai2E^KImher. J o I wood. Eddie Lockwood. Wm Dowdoo. W

Drew

Camden—C.eo P Connor SSSSSS&SiKS.

many bi

Base Ball.

It was a slaughter of the lonueen'a Set urday afternoon at the Park. Kensington was nerer In it for a miout •. Iliyoe simply tossed balls up as big as bouses and they could hit safely but seven times. Interest there was none saw when a Cape May boy made a long drive sod then it was only to ace bow bases there was in It. The home fielded and ballad finely, but the visitors couldn't .make einin enough.^-Connolly's fielding was good. Humphreys caught his first game for Cape .May in fine form Ilayne and Hamadcll hit the hall bard and often. Hesi was t be.ouJ | § Kegs I ngton player to find

The score by innings:

C. M 2 0 :i 8 1 9 1 0 0-19 Kensington 0 00002 0 3d The base ball acliedulc for the week is as follosrr: Monday. Woodbury. Wednesday, Oxford, of Philadelphia; Friday and Sat unlay, Boeton Athletic Association. All games will be played at the Cape May ball park. The Woodbury team will be the attraction at the ball grounds to-day. This Is one of the strongest trams In the State, having* recently defeated tl Montgomery A- A. club two game and baa given the Camden's three < their prettiest games tbis season. Bachman, Woodbury'a catcher, la lightning thrower, and no doubt wi have a obanee to further distingub

himself to-day.

Bayne did fine work Sa'urday in tl

Lost—Saturday eeen'np, sterling silver hat pin. Iteturn to ofiice, Congress Hall, Reward,

Our

m la

• fine: Xus

ingtou street.

Ou» Sol. Knocked Oct.—The piin f sunburn will instantly disappear if , JU use I’inaud'a ilaume D.-rmigrc Sold by J. S. Semon, Congress Hall

Tewi aland.

H. C. Mullioer's livery stable, mar Jape Island bridge, contains sale ■oraea for driving purposes and affords excel lent accommodations and first class are lor hones which are boarded there. We are pleased to state tliat Cape Msybaia liret-claaa dancing teacher. We refa to Madam L. Louis, who baa charge of the children's balls and entertainments at Congress Hall. Tbis lady highly recommended by both the ind her former patrons, and we o doubt she will do well, feeling d as we do that the most exacting cannot find fault with her mode of !dslructiou. She is both worthy and competent. She holds recominendatioua from the moat distinguished ciliuua of Southern and Northern cities. tf

The Collins Cottage bar is well stocked with pure lini-Tted and domestic wines ind liquors. Decatur street, op]>oaile

department i

avorite tlavor ng t

Salt Water Taffy, frrab to-day, Xus*', 51 Washington etrect. Children's hop and etilertainment Friday afternoon, 5.15 o'clock, at Coo--reaa Hall. Admission 25 cents. Wiley's Congress baths are mipositc in creneat bathing, where the beach opes moat gradually and were the

crowds bathe.

Cherry phosphate at Marcy A: MeOriginal eca-slmro souvenir spoon manufactured and for sale only by Joa. epb Hand, Jeweler, oppoaite post ofiice. West Jersey Cabinet it unique and as catching on. Finest I.'quors, Coolest sims. Grant street, next Arlington. The beat soda in Cape May at K n-

uedy'a U. S P.

Moaquitoea! Moaquitma! Mosipiitmw! ry a bottle of Many A Mecray'a wcial’y prijiand k

i.lig .

: Hall

a tietic pi

I. II. Smith A Suj, 47 Waabington tnei, headquirtera for clotl.ing, fur-

lUhlng goods, underwear.

II, ve you oallr.) to see Ikl. Thomas. ,t Ida new M eat Jersey Cabinet, corner

■ rant and North atre-ta!* A. 1*. A II. B. Todd, th

tographei*. are bette-r e . foot of Congnaa Hall lawn '* *' Niw SUr" puzzle, very interesting le to while away a pleasant hour. 10 cents at A. !'. A II. B. Todd's photograph gallery, fool of Perry street. Fans ! Fans ! Fans: Latest alyles, lowest priera. New shipment of g.nxls ju>t opened at T. Sauao'a Jai-antwe Art

Store, Iteieh ave

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If you want to go to the fishing banka the pretty sloop yacht "Itcstloaa,” ia wbat you are looking for. I.eave orders at the pier ofGje. She lies

usually off near the pier.

Trunks, valises, etc., at I. II. Smith

; Son's, 47 Washington stru t.

Fine assortment of cigars at Ken-

nedy's V. 8. P.

The band (till holds the- fort.

Columbia avenue Pharmacy.

Take a hot sea water bath, at Excel-

ilor baths.

Boating, fiahiug or bathing parties iao have excellent peotographs made of them grouped at the Cheater seaside studio, corner Stockton hatha. Bilk bathing towels at Kennedy's U. Foe Salk.—A cottage and one acre of land in fine condition, containing fifty trees, one mile from tbis city. Reasonable terms. Apply to A. W. Hand, this office.

Nlckle clocks 85c up. at Smiths, No.

- Washington at.

| Little children, get reedy. Four

prizes for the brat and original

1 draa’a ball.

•t and original paper t Congress Hall cbll-

afler

: Mecray’a 1

lumbla >

larcy

At the Iron Pier, Capo Mi

mg 10.30, afternoon Evening s.itu High class, novel and refined vaudeville company, presenting the latest and best u..v.lliea of the American and Euroj-eau aUgc. 10.30 and 3 30, in addition to regular programme. Punch

HuyUr’a oaromel* always fresh at larcy A Mecray'a. For a atjlish rirand a safe horse go i Harry Mulliocr’a-livery stable, TurnIke near bridge. Madame Louis is making arraogvlenta for a childien'a grand Tirsue pa|»-r ball to take place shortly at CbnThc finest candh-s in town a^r Iluyler's, at -Mfrcy A Mecray'a. ~ ' Fresh Country eggs and Darlington's Delaware County Butter, in pound and half-pound prints. Also in •five-pound packages. Very convenient for lamllica. W. Harry Church, 17 M'aahington met, oppoaite Stab office. • Champagne soda, Marcy A Mccray V. Crashed violets cream soda at Kennedy's l\ S. P. I. II. Smith a Son. 47 Washington street, for tailoring of any description. Mrs. Watts Edmunds, 29 Washington street, baa opened a cosy and attractive ioe cream saloon and confectionery •tore at which the most nicely flavored ioe cream Is served and fteslu-st confections are sold. The rooms are so Invitmg that one visit is sure to lead ^to Jerseys and all the latest .-rubes at Wiley'a Congress hatha. Rooms to rent by day. week, month or season. John Akins' superior ice cream la made at bis own Philadelphia factory of the purest materials. Ko to Lansing's Cafe And Summer Garden, corner Lafayette < and Decatur streets, for private terrapin jiuppers, soft, hard aud deviled ciahOpystcrw —"oped aud in every other styV ‘ - ' neck clams. Gstne ' W ines snd liquors. Beer i_ »— Families supplied. The only summer garden at Cape May. Cool and airy. Pears’ Soap “Beauty is but skindeep” was probably meant to disparage beauty. Instead it tells how easy that beauty is to attain. “There is no beauty like the beauty of health " was also meant to disparage. Instead it encourages beauty. Pears’ Soap is the means of health to the skin, and so to both these sorts of beauty. AH' sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people use it

HAVE TOE EVER TRIEI> HIGH GRADE c “r'»& Tbene good* are of exceptional value and the pric very reavmiable. We have Sherry, Port, Tokay. Angelica, Catawba, Maddeira and Muscatel. Full <l uart Bottle 50c caeli. SHOWKLL & FRYSR, Limited, IS. E. Cor. Jnnlper A Market filreelH, 1’HII.AUEI.PHIA. Importing (Jroeerx anal Wine Itlerehant*.

W. HA-KR.Y CHURCH, VYbuleaate and EcUU Dealer In Butter, - Eggs - and - Poultry, Agent for C. I*. Darlington A Bro.'a Celebrated Bui ter, ako other Choice Grade* Prints and Solid Packed. Freah Egga a Specialty. 103 PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. N. W. Cor. Bond SL and Bang* Arc., 15 Washington Street, Aabury Park, N. J. Cape May, N. J. HT TRADE SUPPLIED REGULARLY BY WAGON. PJ

Aid evtrythlBS etw lathe watch, clock Md Jewelry Hoe e« bo bOBQht it leweet prtoee ef

Jos. Hand, JeiVifcr. 9 Washington St., Cape May, V J.

TO COTTAGERS AND HOTEL KEEPERS! [oojftBan, Gillette & Co., Imi 5 c^r3>e]ss' and Grocers, 13th and Market Sts., Philadelphia, Have now fully resumed their business acquaintance with Cape May Cotugers and Hotel Keepers. Filling Orders for U I TV E OHOCEHIES, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Which they forward Freight Prepaid. Our Mr. E. A. Bowker will call for orders, and will attend to any calls left at Hotel Devon, Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week. Satisfaction eunrnnteed to all customers.

GENUINE OLEINE SOAP. r. CONWAYS SONS, > Philadelphia.

Seashore Souvenir Spoons

M. SMITH, No. 3 Washington Street, Cape May, T HE practical Watch-maker oi Cape May City, formerly with Daily, Banks & Biddle, is well known for reliability and good workmanship. Watches and Clocks repaired. He makes a specialty ol manufacturing fine jewelry, such as Rings, Stick Pins, Charms, etc., and has a large stock of Cape May Diamonds, cuts and mounts them at manufacturers’ prices. Seashore Souvenir Spoons a specialty.

SLOOP YACHT ‘ RESTLESS” FOR THE FISHING BANKS. SolIIo from flxo Flex Dally. Ttcltrta may be obtalnM at the Fter and - =r~rz.^±rs.- Krvre.- .Shouting Uall.ry. WaalUngton .trevt.

LOVETT’S HARNESS MANUFACTORY. XTo. 12 Ocean. Street. A full aasortment of Harness, Blanket*. Net*. Ac. Repairing done with uc*local and despatch. Lovett’s Flour and Feed Store, Jackuon and Wauhlngtou Street,

General lIonxtTiiriiiBhlng GomIh, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and Hardware. Key* Kilted. Trunk*. Ynll*e«, ParahoI*. etc. Repaired. Opposite Stab Oflloe.

ST. ALBAN HOTEL, Si. W. CORNER Second and Walnnt Sts,,

PHILADELPHIA.

V

WILLIAM E. GOFF, Manager.

till, brain! fron

F. CONWAYS SONS, llil South Slrcct, Plilladeliihta

Complete line on sale at Congress Hall News Stand

THE GUP THAT CHEERS. to you «aot to enjoy our Tea- and Cuffcea at the Seaaltore? (tn r«v Ipt cf a Postal Card our Ca|»-May Agent will call for your order. Addrem

1205 Market Street, Philadelphia.

A full line of Turkish Cigarette* and the celebrated

“ H. B. B.\

Freneb Rowe Brier Pipe*

Carlton Pattern*.

f. r. CRAYELT'S BEST CHEWIJIC TOBACCO. LATEST NOVELTIES IN French Dolls FOB GOOD UTTLE U1EL8. 4- S. Semon & Co., Congre** Hall, Bianeli ot_r, Bo. «h Street. Phils klptiU.

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Iphla-Wa O Bafiry and tamUy. J E MSiCirieL %Sfi8gS:Ji?.5.? fe; WSgwg w “"- '■ S«t^nge!5 LagarT” 1 ' C °

CA.RROLL VILLA., Jockmd Street, near the Beach.

CAPE MAT, N. J.

Delightful location. Everything Firet^laae. Cloee to Ocean Pier. MRS. F. L. RICHARDSON.

Ogrire. V li" FV-mmlng. H ttartman. JUUBCC JlWoeSauTc N WeeataJl

Pennsylvania Kailroad CopipanyV^ea Sliore Lines. Pleoaure Trip* by Rail and Boat Between Cape May and Atlantic City. A GRAND PANORAMA OF MARINE VIEWS. LEAVE CAPE MAY.

Lv Longport V 57 ‘ 5 OF 7 K# 5 'u Ar. Atlantic City 10 17 5 » 7 40 <■ LEAVE ATLANTIC CITY.

Week-days. Sundays.

THE Ocean City, N. J.

beach. A cuialnc ol the Atlantic coast.

J. T. A DA TIN.

JAQUETTE & STRATTON, 12 WaMliiiiKioii Ntreet.

(ADJ0ININ0 P

FISH, OYSTERS, CLAMS, TERRAPIN ASD CRABS. Famine* Kerved Promptly. Order* Solicited.

WM. G. ESSEN, Bakery and Ice Cream Saloon, 4c* WnMhlngfon Street. Hotels and Cottages Prompily Supplied.

HAND’S CENTRAL MARKET, Washington and Ocean Streets. Largest Store and Market in thia City. COMPLETE STOCK OF FINE OBOCERIE8. (grublrs, Pmti M -its. Beat Grade Buttera. Poultry. Fish. Oysters. Terrat-in. Clams, Ac,

It Lt «**«*- ft AJMHPV| ^enk’ ^urnis^mg A Full Line of Hat*, Cape and Clothing Specialties. 25 WaMhlngtou Street. Cape Hay City. W. J.

iE ^A^LTON, Cape May Uoint, IV. «T. Tha hading hotel; aecommodate* 350 guests ; Imaredlately oo the beach, near Praaldent Harrison a oottage ; elevator, electric bell* and all modern improvements; mw management; appointments, service and eutalon unexcelled ; electric road to Cape May ; popular price*, *2.50 per day, *8 to *15 per week. L. MADDOCK, PERCY HALDEMAN, PROPRIETOR. MAKAGKR

^ARLINGTON HOTEL-!-Opposite R- R. Station. Grant Street, Cape May. Under peraonxl management of JOHN J. KR0MER. First-cI&bb Cuisine. Large Airy Rooms Terms Reasonable.

EVERYBODY LIKEN Fm • mu' u • ieee,

druggists. Each bottle makes five gallons.

s im: i t n ’ s Cape May Candy Manufactory,

Whole-Male and Retail.

Ko S Washington Street.

JAM$O>TAYL0R, REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE, Corner Wanhincton and'^Taekson Nts. «-

Ice Cream sad Water lees. Hotels and Cottagjsiu^plted at abort DotMe.

t'OVKKCTIONK.RY, ETC,