CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PUBLISHED EVEKV MORNING, (ixcrrrsrxtULTJ. r Am Avovn-

u'Rno rnr Mo.vnu 01

On.- In

WEDNESDAY, jyLY 5

roclty next fall. Cap* May baa the opportunity of all otberi Id ita hiatory to Rain fame, by eaatlnf Ita Toteaolidly for Ilarriaoo and

Reid.

Tboae far famed Cain; May ball toMera, King and Humphries, arc determined to keep in condition so that they can capture ball* going anywhere between earth aud heaven, and to this end occasionally.rliir early, very early, five o'clock in the morning aud proceed to the park ,and play tennis. By six they are ready for an invigorating cup of coffee, which they find on preity Ocean avenue. After this they return to the hotel for a substantial breakfast We did not mention that fair ladies help them In their laudable training in early morn at the park, and In tb< in Invigorating axils over the limpid water* of the sounds. Tie ladies like base ball and the players. One-of the most progressive branches of the secret socle lies, in this city is Ogallalla Tribe, No. 157, Improved Order Red Men. Ita membership includes many of the best ol xens-aud the friendship and fraternity existing among them is evident to observers. The tribe exerts, therefore, a strong influence for good here, their meeting Monday evening the tendance was quite large, despite season and the warmth. Among the visitors were Dr. Walter Rodgers, ol the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, who made a very interesting and pleasant address. The adjournment occurred early to Watts Edmunds' Ice cream saloon, where all partook of refreshment at the expense of the chip fund. After this interest log event' Dr. Rodgers again addressed the tribe very fittingly in a speech presenting a beantlful emblem to R. J. Creswell, tiring prophet, as a token of esteem from the tribe. This gave rise pleasant remarks after which the party

disiwrsed.

The pleasant celebration of the birthday of Simon Haaaler Monday evening shows in what affectionate esteem the great leader is held here. For years and year* the music of the superb traa which have been here under his direction have delighted multitude* of visItors to this resort. He is an established factor In the summer life of Cape May, and his failure to arrive hern each summer would cause genuine sadness to prevail among the many who have been uplifted by hi* music. Aud the music which ea|>tivates and brings forth the heartiest applause is the finest, such as would please those- of the most cultivated taste, composition* of the masters, and • this Is one of the convincing evidences that the majority of Cape May's patrons arc fiom among the moat cultivated classes, who seek pleasures in the refinements ol life and are not partial to those tainted with vulgarity or unflnished. The beauties of nature as found at Cape May are fittingly accompanied by the beauties ol art and by men and women who are refined and cultivated to a thorough appreciation of both. The New York Prtu contains the following pointed com Private lams mailer: "The torturing of Private lama of the Tenth regiment of the Pennsylvania National Guard is an outrage probably unparalleled in this country In peace. It equal* many of the worst Instance* of cruelty in the German army, which bare led to the degradation and punishment of the officers responsible for the cruel ilies. We are pleased to see that high military authority in New York Is outspoken in condemning the inhuman and arbitrary deed. Brigadier General Emmons Clark, the farmer commander of the Seventh regiment,- is reported as saying that the action of the officer who inflicted the punishment has no precedent in this Mate and that the punishment was carried the extreme. General Clark added: •A* there was no martial law proclaimed In Homestead, I don't see bow lama could have been punished without a military trial, much leas put through the experience of being strung up by the thumbs. If Private !am* has any friend* I Imagine they will not hesitate long in bringing a civil suit aga lost Col Stroator

for the

0Up Gtiests.

u guests of the

J. H. ICIgney, rx-Supeiiut.-ndent of Adam* Express, Philadelphia, is again enjoying sea air as a Lafayette guest. Sirs. G. W. Johnson and her cl ing daughter, of Westfield, N. Y registered at Miller cottage for the

George D. Janies,' of the popular young Carroll Villa. He w 11

day*.

Miss May Keeker, of Os

petite and pretty brunette, is the guest of Miss Jennie Smith, No. 7 Washing. Sir*. M. Moore, of Puiladelplpa, i> visiting cottage friends on the Island. She has elegant apartment* at the

Arlington.

Mrs. Jobu Gill is still at the Sea Breeze where she i* a great favorite and entertains the guests frequently wi

her vocal selections.

>1. Riebehack, chief of the auditing department of the Pennsylvania R road, and his two youngest sons

guests at the Stockton.

Edward Maloney, the popular and agreeable young office clerk of the Krex. ton, Is gaining lots of friends by bis courteous raanner and obliging dlsposi.

John T. Pope, of Chicago, is a guest j

of the Cbalfonte.

Mr. Charles H. Corson, of New York ■ ~ City. Spent a couple of days this week j

a guest at the El heron.

Jones Winter, a popular and wealthy i

Starlights.

A progressive euchre i arty will be ;i>. n at the Hafay.tt: this «•». n ng. It

The M. M. d.

t Pilot Charles El’dredge, of West Cape ■ Slay, on Tuesday evening In the local J; Cspe Island Lodge, No.F. A A. M. A large attendance witnessed the ccre-

Mlss Helen Stanton, daughter of Sir*. II. II. Stanton, la a guest of the Silases Gallagher, daughters of Mr. Chris. Gallagher, our popular Jackson street 1 Wm. II. YauGilder, the popular and i rising young business man of Stillville, N. J., and aon-in-law of Jonathan,IIand, Esq., of Cape May Court House, is a

guest of the Columbia.

Charles R. Peddle, Esq., of Woodbury. son of John B. Peddle, of the Philadelphia Traction Company, ami an architect of considerable note la

Arlington guest,

Messrs. Charles W. Smith and Jobi J. Dally, prominent Philadelphia business men and close friends, are guest at the Oriole, where friend Koenig taki excellent care of them. Miaa Fanny Jacob* is dignified a well as pretty and the pink of propriety. She la particularly careful, theiefc avoid appearing before a certain young M. D. when not richly attired. Messrs. Reese, Primrose, Bixler and Gilpin have left the Windsor Baltimore home, alter saying that Cape May i* about the nicest place in tbeworld next to Baltimore of course. They

much missed.

George W. Boyd. Assistant General Passenger Agent of the Pennsylvania Kairoad, la putting forth great effort make the hall park phenomenally si ccssful this year and in fact to boom t resort in every way. C. S. and Dr. J. R. Cummings so of J. K. Cummings, whe arc all staying the Windsor for the summer, star every morning with gun on shoulder o ' oes in pocket to spend the day on th eadows or the fishing banks. Thomas R. Wale*, our well koowi iwnaman, was an attendant at Bridgeton yesterday, ol the exercises memorating the one hundredth anul. veraary of the founding of the Presbyterian church In West Bridgeton. R. H. Tullcr.a prominent Vim-land lawyer aud rising Republican leader ami hio brother. Dr. John J. Toiler, a promyoung physician, who succeeded to his father's practice, arrived at the Lafayette last evening for * britf sojourn. • U. Wallace, of Plainfield, X. J., of the sweet belle* of the Columbia, and has come down fur an extended sojourn. She is a atndent at a classical Institute in Massachusetts, and will go again to enter into her studies. Mhe i* a pleasant young lady, amiable aud has

Iota of frieuda.

Dr. K. 8. Harrington, of Philadelphia, Is a guest at the Lafayette. When the Doctor came to Cape May he was quite feeble, but has so far recovered as be able now to take part iu the social ificaaure* which make the Lafayette so pleasant a place of sojourn. The Doctor will remain the balance of the sc*.

Love refines the thought. Philadelphia Is like an oven.

Free delivery U a crying necesalty.

Philadelphian, la pausing a ^nipte of] Tne post office ladies arc prompt and

weeks.at the Cbalfonte. j efficient.

J. T. Hellcs. purchasing agent of' "'oman glow* yearly more the Poltstown Iron Works, Pollatown, j * n ' 1 graceful. ,

X. J., is a prominent guest of the 1{ ''» d Ul « Dailt Staii every day. It

Stockton. ( I la the leading paper.

Mr. Fred. Eldndfce, of the Philadd- t “Nature is the kl*-« reil. ctinjf God. /■Am iK'jtirtr repoitorfa! atafl. Is renew- A ‘ l, . v the sea reflected Is the stm." -btae^-K ln K fi'a summer acquaintance* at the i “Grant was in all her thought, HcavE:heron. j oa In her eye. In every gesture, dignity

Miaa Imoglne Dougherty, daughter i lovr ’' of John A.-Dougherty, Esq. sc attraetlv* brunette, la making many mas-

culine heart* flutter. She Is quite a “ca pleasant afislr. favorite. Three hundred pounds of splendid L. II. Taylor, Jr., bead of the Well I We * t J Uh c * u « 1,t ju‘t ln,wn banking firm of L. H. Taylor ““ l * re »kcr. opposite the A Co., of Philadelphia, la a guct of Mount Vawon tract In a seine by D. F. Congress Hall, h.vlug arrived Ust ; ^-11 “ d R. S . Hoffman. nljjg. The M. M. degree wa»oonfcrred upon

| (Henry P. Massey, one of the largest

rs of Kent Co., Del., act

daughter, Mis. Joseph Carte.-, of

la. have this week been the

Of relatives iu this city. , H. Muelbr, dealer in dia- ^AKcom^ingroom* the coolmomla; G. Leimbach, General Emi- f ,n 1 to *^ T,ll, P roUbl J r «Pl»'n* grant Agent, Baltimore A Ohio Rail- ' Ulc . c ^’ 1 »nd comfortable ap road Co., aud Ottu Ahrens, all Balti■oreana, are gucses of Phil. Koenig, at

Is oool retreat, the Oriole.

Major L. L. Blake, of Washington, lined Mis. Blake at the Devon last veiling. Major Blake Is very popular i the bead of tin- Mount Vernon line I steamers, and la onp of Washlng-

m'a wealthiest citizens.

Mrs. W. D. Sberrard and her act pliabed daughter are spending the i at the Marine Villa. They arc both ry pleasant and delightful persons, and have many friends which they have made since they eama. Miss Sberrard is a lovely a'nd accompliabid young

lady.

Mrs. M. Hall Stanton, of Philadelphia, an 1 her sou and daugbter-in-law, Mr. aud Mrs. William A. Stanton, of Pittsburg, joined other members of their family, Howard Stanton an 1 Charles Stanton, at the Stockton, yesterday, where they will pass a few days of rest and inhale the health-giving sea breeze*. Mrs. Harry C. Smith, a-very pleasant and attractive Chicago lady, it the gnest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. S. B.

., Smith I* making her , and her husband's rclaquite captivated by her.

Mr. Smith is the sou of L. D. Smith, a esltliy farmer of-Kldora, this county, and is now a druggist of Chicago. i. Wm. L. Casselman and interest-

„f r.m.irn, »i«U | f.l ...ont,!, „

^ ward Cape May mechanics and offer “ ,' ,1K ] them a chance to bid for the work-

Specification! may be obtained of Sir.

j Wiley at Cungrca* hatha.

Pilot James C. Bennett was i quite 111 on the pilot boat E. C. Knight yesterday while cruising and wi brotrgtet lu Cape May and landed at tl: pier. TbeVnight then went to sea t continue her cruise. Mr. Bennett wi much improved last evening ami be er joyed the evening air upon the Wyon ing porches. His illness was due to it

It may not lie generally known that the Delaware Bay House at Steamboat Landing is now under the control of Mr, Geo. Bates, of the famous Green's Hotel, Eighth and Chestnut streets. Philadelphia, and that it is ren ovatrd in almost every feature, tl e porches nicely shaded by capacious awnings. This is Important, but it is more Important to knvw that uow nothing is (lenultted there to which the mou fastidious could Object. The house is catering foi the tm-st reputvblo classes acd rigidly exclude- all others. This being the case there aie hundreds here who will find it extremely enjoyable to form supiier putl<* and d rive over or go by electric cats to ir - dulgein aeasolc delicacies and en.or a

'Bing. There arc amuse, which may also be enjoyed.

CONGRESS HAT/T,

CAPE MAY, W. J.

Try It.

It obtaining clrcu tertaiument -at the

venlng veulng

than Friday it untrue. On •he entertainment will he u

Cream candy fn-ah every day at

'ins.*', W Washington street.

Boating, fishing or bathing parties tan have excellent ]>eotographs made of hem grouped at the Chester seaside

itudio, corner Stockton hatha.

Silk bathing towels at Kennedy's V.

For. Sau: —A cottage and on if land is -fine condition, emit fifty trees, one mile from thli Reasonable terms. Apply to .

Built of brick, situs-ed on s bluff, w itb a clear outlook over the Occsu, am Tided with every comfort and convenience. The rooms are airy, cosy and cl ingly tilted : the cuiaiw and service unexcelled, and there U a lovely six acre Passenger elevator, electric liella, firs!-class laundry, fire-escape*, and the complete arrangement* for 500 Guests. Congress Hall has been recently ~

ted. repainted and out in excellent condition. 7" " the most approved pattern and are now perfect.

igemeuta are of

[RK. J. F. CAKE.

Hand, this offi

If you wish fine sterling

Little children, rlzcs for the best costume worn at 1

dren’a ball.

W’iVTXli—A chi Washington atre

11 10 o'clock,

Colonel Streator, of the Pennsylvania National Uuardr. who ordered lam's pnnishment,* must have come from Russia. He evidently missed bis calling when he entered the Pcrnsylvauia

Military Service.

Our bock and job department l< constantly turning off the finest specimens of typographies! art. Our skilled and experienced compositor* will invent de-,

-signs for any kind of work which will - Washington street.

please you. Low price*. ] The |.eople wonder why Confeeth— The American Wheelmen w ill not be i have tine flavored pastry and cream, here Ju'y 19th and :»lb as promised by • Tb'T “se Favorite flavoring extracts, the committee on entertainment. The Children's full dress bal| at Congress rr-’•r" *- ‘ rates cannot be obtained of the railroad ; when the floor will be gii company. Meantime, would it not he ; to adults for the rem

well fur the committee to prepare and evening,

publish, as promised, the detailed slat. - ° I D S 01 " Ksocked Opt.—The psin meat of the receipt, ...d expendltur,. ^“ure^-^dWauLe'&ignte of the Fourth of July entertainment. Sold by J. S. Si mon. Congress Flail

Our enterprising and esteemed chi-] news stand,

zena Samuel Wiley and Reiijamin Cur-' U. C. Mullioer's livery stable, ncai tis have secured the ground and are C *P < ' I ' u,,d bridge, contains safi preparing to erect ten nice residence 1 for dr, v 1 U* Purpose*and aflordi , .fr. . , “ " lene , excellent accommodation* and first clast buildings in a prominent location at; care lor home* which are hoarded there. Cheater, P*. The atone is on the ground ! We are pleased to state that Cap. and the contracts for digging the cellars j May has a tirst-claa* dancing teacher, -ire out. The bouse* will each contain | * »fer to Mad.® L. Louis, wb ' tight room, and will be unique and uinment. at Congi^w Hall. This lady pretty m outward appearance. The comes highly recommended by both thr work will proceed rapidly In the fall, pres* aud her former patrons, and wi

feeling

assuieu u »c uu tuat sue moss exacting cannot find fanlt with her mode of instruction. She it both worthy and com petent. She holds n-comnicndatioiii from the most distinguished citizens of Southern and Northern cities. tf Tty the new ilrink, "Stockton Dip," after your hath this moniioc. at Marcy A Mccray's Columbia avenue pharmacy. Huyler'*_ caromel* always fresh st

roomed st the Dei

Miss Katie Dodd, a very Intel ew York lady, yesterday ch •ry pleasant week's sojourn beside Cain May's beautiful atraud, and

gretfully returued to New York to rr- An Evening Plnnge. a few days before going to I The porpoises and other denlz -ns of iga for the remainder of the sum-: the vasty deep were very much startled

This was Mi*. DodiE* first visit last evening by the joyoua plunge imp | Man y A Meii

to the Cape. Shew** accdfnpaiiicd by ! their (the porpoises'i native element, of Fora*t>li*l

were delighted, sea nymphy, mermaids ac.Uather inter- fii Harry Mull , , . of the Iirettiest e-ling s|wi-imens ftorn Neptune's favor- idkc near bridge,

girls In atteodanc- upon last Sstmday it.- resort. Cape May aiuf the Wyoming- The tinest candies in town arc Hu bop : They hung their gar^uhU on a the lrr *' ** M * rc J * ‘ arming Miss Pauline Town- o'.ual place and plunged right-into th* ' n f re ‘b Country eggs and D.rl nglot

nitl.,-1 n * a,,,.,- aw' £ SSJ;

Townsend, a |-.pol.r and sterling husi-, heit. They had a great time and the package*. Very convenient for l.mllh

if PhiUdelphia. ' porpoise* were not "in It" in tie- matter ! "• Harry Chureli, 17 Washing!.

! of graceful plunging, swift swimming Opposite "~ _ r"' -•- »' rej A Mccray'

M Isa Dodd v

if L"‘x-

It W»* worse than criminal fiflly' on the part of Private lams to declare his

approval of an attempt at

he been stripped of his uniform sod drummed out of camp, the punishment would have been appropriate and would have beau indorsed by all supporter* of Uw and order. The Infliction of cruel torture was an outrage against human-

Ity whioh wfil be sternly c Intelligent public aentitnei

If such punishments as were inflicted against lama are permissible in the militia organisations of the various

States, and vfithout trial, It

Mr. aud Mrs. W. K. Massey. , ington, Ky., accompanied by Mi

Barker, are enjoying a season at Coo grea* Hall, where they are quite popular. Mrs. Maaaey la a pleasant and

jovial conversationalist, and fc

centre of a very bright lot of ladies every evening. Mr. Massey U a

favorite, and fond of music.

George W. Bookus, ef Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, arrived here last evening and affixed his signature to the Arlington register. The call was a pleasant aurpriae to the proprietor of the Arliug. too as the host and guest had not met lor nearly thirty yean. Mr. Bock us waa for many years an active business

mau of Philadelphia, but la now

joying the evening of life In happy

man and flnancii •Ui-sta of the S

'Miss Townsend is of queenly ; and all that. Th. _ presence and a dicidrd bruu.-lte. She Mrs. Foster, Mis T. E. Siting. Mi*, does nut take any part In society events j A. H. Reeves, Mr*. A. B. Miller. Master because of the iroeiit death of Harry Iteevcs, Master Ed. String, Matdearly beloved mother. Her tbew, the aeivant, Teddle, the dog. brother, Richard H. Townsend, Jr., Some moonlight cvenieg s Urge party married * daughter of the late Congress- from the .Wyoming will try It again. in Wm. L. Scott, of Erie, Pa., whoa j with Mis* Carrie as mistress of oerrmonyear or so ago died, leaving to bis three le*. Moonlight-bathing partle* will he

ihildreu jIS.UOU.OOO. Miss Townsend isq.ular.

s a great friend of M isa Rush Shlppen -

Heidekoper, of New York, a former I’enu'Tlvanla Railroad Auditor* Here. Jerseys and all Uie lateat robes st Philadelphia society leader, now a A party of prominent mantgeri of thr Wiley's Congress baths. Booms to rent of the mammoth Stockton Mi*. Kclief Department of the PennaylvanU j by day, week, month or season. Unidokoper U of the heal r.milies „f R *Uroad anlvtd at the Cape yesterday I J °bn Akin*' aoperbr lee cream is Philadelphia, being a dcccudant of the in ‘ » ,ld «« u l ^ Die Stock-15^."^^Jl* , , 1 . Ud<ll P hU fl,cU,r >

historical Rash family, whose name* lo "' "here they held their regular syuonymoua with American liberty ,n “ nl bly meeting. The party will ream! Independence during the early m -‘ io ,lnlil Uila morning. In the party struggle. * re: Chatlea E. Pugh, general manager ■ of thcP. R. IL; M. Ricbenacfa, auditor Annnal Xret'ng of fre'gbt tvolpts; J. a. At-dnson, 'The annual meeting of the Ooean ' Holmes I). Ely, A. O. Dayton. su|*rlnThu*rsdTv JuTv'^"It b' A U Undr '" ut " vat Jrreey and Camden Thureday, July .8. at 10 A M at the .„J Atlantic H. U.: Wm. D. McKrlvcy,

ty, Samuel j j] o.rrlgle, J. L. Smith, C. W.

cli avenue : Tl «..W.

IgO.' *odl

Crushed violets ncly's U. S. P.

I. 11. Smith a Son, 17 Washington street, for tailoring of any deset Iplion. Mrs. Watt* Edmunds, 29 Washington Street, baa ojiened a cosy and attractive ice cream saloon aud confectionery store at which the moat nicely flavored ice cream is served and freshest confections are sold. The rooms are so Inviting that one visit la sure lo lead to others. tf

of the purest materiala.

_ Clear lemon cinnamon candy at Mass'

3Ingniilcent and Complete Line of Oriental Rags, Portieres, Embroideries,

At So C \\ ASIIINGTOS ST.,

Next to P*sl Office Railding

Direct Imnnrtatinn

YUZUKJIAN BROS.

Tile Windsor, CAPE MAY, N. JFourbysml891 Capacity, 1. Location Unsurpassed.

ONE It LOCK FROM PASNEXCiEB STATION. NEAREST IIOl'SE TO THE SERF.

STRICTLY FIRST-CI.AHS IX ALL ITS

APPOINTMENTS. *

WALTER W. GREEK, of Philadelphia, Proprietor.

•s HOTEL * COLUMBIA,*-

id Improved. Electric Itrlls. I'erteet Iiramase. Misleni Ci le lutes. t'Kic/i Inert! all train. NO Half. Jl. laltTKZKY'. Ute of Hotel luyton, Wildwood H,

Bailie. Fourteenth aud Beach’i

venue. , T |,. in

Rase Ball.

Burlington defeated-Camden <i

“Kid" Lansing la r.

Father Michael Bradley, of Kelley-

| ville. Pa., accompanied by Mr. Wi!l!*t» [ H. Ryan, of I-anadowne Heights, were

yesterday the guest* of cottager R. R. it bis cosy residence, 03 Windine- Mr. Ryan's home i* the

I old Plumatead Mansion, 125 years old,

and is a magmficeut property, cootaining about 150 seres. With all modern conveniences introduced into the old mansion, high ground and delightful ade, Mr. Ryau and family have a -me that is comfortable even in sumsr time. Mis* Mamie Ryan, who has en visiting Mist Josephine Miller, re-

all hazards, withauch organisation! un- I turned home with her father yesterday, til law* are passed to prohibit such out- I Miaa Joale accompanying her for an in.

>*(«•. : definite stay.

Notice to Coo.nmrni.

AU water rent* nf.t paid on or before

Saturday, Julv :!0. live per centum will ' be added. Water will positively be

turned off if the rent i* not paid on or day 5 to 1. SX'SS i'«■i-- '»■

J. Ashton Wii.uaM*. I The 0 * furd ». »bo play here to-day, July 26,*93-5t Superintendent, i defeated the Boston A. A. on Monday. — ' “ It will he a game worth gointr to ace. f'ti r Couuril- Another special train will tun from C.ty Council, m accordance with the ; Philadelphia on Friday for the benefit provision* laid down in the charter, of those along the line who desire to « n %r e v- DK r. " enlDK ' “ Ci, » >"uc-*s tire ball game here. Bostot. A.

Hall. The Finance Committee reported a Ta Cape Miy

, -.i,'"!] 1 “7 7" l " 1 7" ““ , “ , ” d pie tsp.lo. 1 ^ 1*1. Oilord i. on. of 10. ,i re o„«„r •ISraiudoo,„o»J d-plici. of .„, a o,^ D ,„j. lu .o,,,.; , ait for I89S, *oJ .1... tli.l tb.J p.mt. All 111. luLion.bl, ladle, ilioud .ould ™<o...»d Ik. p.™„ . I.i,, p , M ,„

| or so in the cool grand stand. If you want to go to the fishing ink* the pretty sloop yacht -Rest,

la vbat yon are look!.

resolution accepting the tax duplicate, and ordering the assessor to turn the duplicate over to the collector, which

id. The duplicate calls for

the raising of *83,482 41, of which *10,.147.41 JtXfiunty and school tax. About the same amoVnt was raised last year these two itewy. Last year *44.000 raised by taxation, but this year there it to be raised in all *46,482.41. of •bich *18,000 comes out of the reoeipts from licenses and water rent*. The rate of tax last year was *4.70 on the *100, but this year the rate is but 82.30. the county tax is no more, and aggregate amount of tax each indlvldnal

pays is 25 per cent. leas.

An ordinance requiring truckers to remain on a stand on the turnpike until one o'clock In the afternoon, unless paying a license of *10, was passed,

through second reading.

& To'i let So^pjs

Complete line sale at

I Congress Hall News Stand

—f. r o/urnrs— BEST CHEWlflG TOBACCO.

. r-i-ffiff

orders at the pier offioe. Sh usually off near the pier.

At the Iron Pier, C ing 10.80, afternoon 3

•KpFEIi DEYOP,* SOUTH LAFAYETTE ST. Near Railroad Station, Rraoli A Post Oflioo. The Devon has been recently enlarged and Improved. Cubdi.e firat claim. RATES 810 AND 612 PER WEEK. AgL YEAR HOUSE. MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

Marine Villa, First-Class In Every Respect. :

FIFTY

ADDITIONAL -p ROOMS

FOR THE RECEPTI0H OF GUESTS. MRS. F. HALI.EXBECK.

1"

LATEST NOVELTIES IN

French Dolls

^ ' FOB GOOD UTTLE GIRL8.

s. Semon & Co.,

C.DKPe*. H.II,

to regular programme. Punch Branchorttgo.gtlistreet.PliUadelphla. ‘d.jTlo «nU; ,T “e'nlnB^ n 25*m n d

EXCELSIOR HOT AND COLD Sea Water Baths. Decal nr SL and Beach Arc. CUA8. SHIELDS, Manager.

.The Ft nest and Most Conuilete atabtliliment ol the kind on Speclst ^ aUeollon Booms rented hj

UIAKI T. STEVENS, ContrJvctor &'Builder,

Estimate* Given.

Notice.

The Commissioners of Appeal will meet at the City Hall on Saturday, j August 20th and Saturday, SeptemU-r 1 Zd. at the hour of 10 a. m. each day, fir the bearing of appeals from tax asaers-

^D0 YOU WISH TO ENJOY FIXE PASTRY AND DESSERTS J USE Extracts, Same as In uae by the leading Caterer* *nd Confectioner j. Sold by all firet-clas-

LEWIS T. STEVENS, Notary Public, DAILY STAB OFFICE.