CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PUBLISHED EVERT WORKING,

Ooe For dlaptaynl ii'rrii'i«ii™u occii i>yTn r coo - aldrnblr alar* m a doubtr or trewr ruliuaa. aprrlal urumarnu wlU br made by lbr_i.ro-. yWor. A

THCRSDAV, JULY S8, 1692.

The pecoUir effect that contimio oflicc-hulding baa upon aomu iudiri

uala U to glre them the notion that they

are above and Ix'yond the people, ruh who are not to bo criticised, w ho i rraponalble to nobody and^find It their dignity to explain their

upon any public measure, to the publi for whom they were supposed to be

acting.

We are informed that in the suit begun two years ago in the New Jersey Court of Chancery, agalnat Mayor J. Henry Edmunds, of this city to recover 419.800, alleged to hare been obtained from the Ocean Villa I-and Company, in an unlawful manner, the evidence has all been taken and there remains to be made the arguments of counsel before the Chancellor, after which the Chancellor's decision will be given. A decision is expected to be reached within the next six mouths.

The members of the K. <!., N. J:, did not have to complain of poor fare while at Sea Girt encampment. The food served to the men was of the Wat quality and being well prepared the men thoroughly enjoyed It, the freab a< breezes ahar)>enlng up their appetib wonderfully. During the camp the fo lowing supplies, we re issued from the commissary department: 14,000 pound, of beef, 1,000 pound* of mutton, 2,000 pounds of corned beef, 4,540 pounds of ham, 8,0001oavcs of bread, 1,400 poundi of butter, 700 pounds of lard, ;t,500 IKtunds of sugar, l,500poun<lsof c< 400 pounds of cheese, 0,000 .quarts of milk and 175 bushels of potatoes

0(ip Ghests. And other Personal Mention.

A TRAUED1'.

ll.oker Charles H. Page, of the 1

adrlphia Aim of E. D. Page 4 Bro.. j Trail,, come crowded, has occupied. With his family, one of j Bull-Cghts are an amu

Starlights.

G. W. AHrn, the Chestnut street hat- u ***■'*“»»“. "■« tns lamuy, one oi , Bull fights are an amusement feat,

ter. Philadelphia, is stopping at Carroll ‘lie twin Page cottages opposite Jlarine lu Mrxl ,

Vila. ; Vi,V *' 1 th \ *" d 1 one of the coolest leUcsU is tl

Harry M. Kennedy is quite sick and! ’"''■t hy the early express. »< ^ rio i Ci foot of p< . rrJ , lre ,. L

confined te the house, but hoping 4o be 7 0 c!ock - to PhiUdelphis, to look after j a trip on the Steamer Republic is out in a day or two. - i hi. busine«. no doubt feeliog as happy : ,i e „ gllt f al rxptritoee tl „« .„. try diy ,. J. W. Gadsden, the well-know-n vet-! * n< , ' <lu ’ cl, 'nd as ever and little dream- , Did anybody ever hear of a nalivr erinary surgeon of Philsdelphis, i» i l n o 'l** 1 1* 1 ® bullet of a madman would | American Wing a socialist or anarchist stopping »t the Windsor. j «“*!> *>■« cold of hi. life ere the setting ; or of !lU 8 j mplthi , e wilh « nlrcbv7 Mis. Bessie Goldenburg, a petite! of sum But the fate, willed j As fish are now Wing caught close ir Philadelphia lady: Is on. of the most | that It should W so. Crazed ty lows uu , 3fr thc ^ lb< . v , b „ uM Mon u

ting of Devon guests. J »»nsld Kennedy shot and J fouIll! | mM) , , 0 t . ltcbab!e , lalll Utlefc

Take the yacht ••Restless" and g< he fishing banks where fish an ‘hght hy the cwt. Leave order.

John W. Cheney, the well-known In-j killed ,lim aDd ,!l< ' 0 P“t « bullet lurance broker of Camden, X. J., Is! through bis own brain, dying Instantly.

njoying a brief rest at the Stockton, j Tbc double crime oecurW shortly after ’ beillg Miss Alice Probasco, of a prominent! 1 '.o'clock in the office of E. D. Page A i , t , b) . beneath, family of Bridgeton, and L. 11. Pro-1 1,, ° - bankers and brokers, at No. 132 j -]- he

condnet fiasco, of Bl-wmington. Ill:, are euestsl^oo'b Poutth st

The Washington Conceit Company, eleven very fine vocalists and Inatrumentaliata, are set down among the list of attractions for August. Thc i pany will be here about the middle of the mouth and give, possibly, two tlireo of their popular conccru. Iftbt Is any one feature of entertainment that takes better than others at Cape May, it is classical mnsic. Capo May summer society is made up chiefly of the first people of the land, whose tastes hare been educated up to a high standard of knowledge, and anything above the ordinary never faila to elicit tbeir attenlion and secure tbeir unqualified approval and appreciation.

The . Washington Light Infantry

Corps at tbeir meeting on Monday evening last, voted to hoid their annual encampment at Cape May. One hundred and fifty members were present and the report of Messrs. Moore, Kallor

and Kelly, eofnpcsing the comt appointed to select a place for bi

the encampment was unanimously adopted. Seventy have already de dared their Intention to go and it Is ex-peeb-d that one hundred and fifty mem. Wrs will come. Thc twentieth of August has been fixed upon as the day fot their start. The encampment will take place on Congress Hall lawn. The In-

fantry has alwajs had an excellent

illation here and have always enjoyed themselves highly. They also bring w ith them a large number of other visitors. The command is very proficient in military accomplishments and iu officers are a particularly genial set ol

men. The sojourn here will enlivc close of the season very much.

of the Aldine. Elverson, president < Philadelphia /-.yutrer Co., afid h «, Jr., the hasinesa manager of the paper, arrived at the tjtockloo last

ing.

Mrs. Allen Stockton, who is stopping the Brextou with her husband, is most attractive lady, and very ban >me and accomplished. Mr. Stockton quite a favorite also. Mrs. John Gill Is Crest Inn, on Beach svetiue, adjoining the Kelly cottage, where she is a great favorite and entertains thc guests frequently with her vocal selections. One of the most popular young ladies . the Stockton, is Mias C. rx Hutzlcr, daughter of Mr. sod Mr*. David Hutx. ler, of Baltimore. The family are at the Stockton for the'summer. Spencer M. Jaoney, of rbiUdcIpbia, president of tbc Huntington and Broad Top Railroad Co,, ia at the Stockton, Where he ia enjoying a few days,. InbaJ. Ing Cape May's healthful oxonlc Misa Julia Berwiud, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Berwiud. of Philadelphia, and a guest at the Stockton, U a tail and stately brunette. She has many fond admirers. The family will remain at the Cape for two weeks yet. W. B. Livexry, proprietor of thc jmp. ular Columbia, has leased the Doughty House at Millville, and changed it's name to the Llvesey House, which will be opened for business on Monday next. The Llvezcy house will be kept open a]j

jSt.tijmi

tbc yt

Dr. Lewis, of Clm

Devon, bavii

te hither

nstl,

• itb a

i it ia

The labor of editing a morning paper even at theseaaide,dur<ng such a bested term as exists at present, Is ••hot enough for you,” nevertheless, wc cannot refrain from penniog a few lines upon this very subject—thc beat. The •fls-IPbot-enough for-you-fiend" has been getting lu his work steadily for the last day or two, and no one feels like making the effort to either evade or to strike him down in his tracks. One can do nought but sullenly and crustily answer and paaa on. But, we at Cape May are so greatly bleated, escaping as we do the oppressive beat of the inland titles and towns, that one should scarcely thick of such a thing at declaring that It ia hot. Ont npon thc strand, even at midday, it has been delightfully pleasant and ccoling drafts of air have been floating about the hotels sod cottages that have led thoughtful people to ex press deep gratitude for tbeir favored condition as reports of the alarming high jump of the mercury yesterday came in from various sections of the country. Just thick of the heat in Phil. Sdclphls reaching 104 and 105, as it did yesterday, and no prospect of Its creeping down very rapidly for some days to come. The hot wave is reaching far and wide and in many sections the figures are higher than those quoted. At Loulal vllle, Ky, the mercury ran to 110. W e can scarcely underatand, as we get along In comparative comfort at 80, how humanity can exist elsewhere at 100 and 110. Are we as thankful as wc should be for the comforts we enjoy be re u Cape May? Would that all'mankind could come and taste the beauties here to be found and escape the trying conditions under which they are placed In many section, of this country Uwlay. What a blessing Is the open sea, even •« those only who dwell by !ta side. It feared the mortality list will be swelled to alarming proportions if the atmoepbertc conditions ooutlnie. The delightful breeze prevailing aa we write makes na pity the more the suffering ones

crowded la the cities.

slid sister,

fu'.lly devoted. Some little it ment is already observable an hoped she will rapidly recover.

The Misses Butler, of Philadelphia,

charming, tall and styiiab sisters, hi

becu joinqd at the Brextou by Mrs. C.

B. Arnold, of Sharon Hill, who intiful, one of the handsomest married ladies at the Brcxtoo. Miss Emily Grata, of Baltimor ho is passing the season at U

Brexton, is one of the most popuh

oung ladies at the house. She graceful dancer and enjoys Cougrci

Hal! soeiety and Simon llassler's tnus:

immensely.

Henry R, Edmunds, Esq., of I’bih dclpbia, the prominent attorney, wit Chart, s W. and Frank D., an

m icy, is a great i

Avenue Post and Mtcr.y'i rcommodatioi

Suls

nedy had dealt. No one witnessed the

aw ful tragedy, allbouih the place wi __ _

besieged leu minute, after hy hundted. ’' Virit Frej*‘wd's‘ Merchant s Exof people lu the neighborhood who cb . ng e for realty fine liquors. AWu-

by '“•* pia'ol ser Busch beer and choice wine i. Jack

; son and Washington street.

Bridgeton Presbyterian churches debratod the one Ijuudredth aouiverry of tiic establishing of thocburch in

Strand and Sea

Everybody has been he.-.rd licnjoining the fact tlitt “it is awU hot.” hut do you know that all aloi^t the strand you liear people declaring that “it is awful cold, "referring to the water, of course Instead of the weather. Hot as thc atmosphere has been so long, ami so well along in the season, too, it is rather as tonisbing that thc water has not become warmer than what it Is. Still the bath log Is really fine, healthful and enjoy. ■Able, for while tbc first wading in may make one's feet ache, you are no sooner thoroughly soaked than all feeling of t-biliioess passes off, and you do not find a bather with blue lips or shivers. Thus, though every body may he ready to declare “it l« cold,” the bathing goes right on joyfully sod healthfuliy. -Uatioually indulged in. thc cflect Is really much bottet than when taken In a warm surf

as is sometimes found.

A little w idow, who fearlessly baths daily, ruotjf Invited us yesterday to go

Page A Bro_, although he from time to time to look at The fact* of thc tragedy can surmised. Edward D. Hallow

er beautifully

robe, hanging ah.

r her hip

aid hecon

ie first season is enjoying

were palled to the

shot*.

Kennedy had been a customer of Page 4 Bro. lie bought stocks on margin, and was partial to Atchison.

He started operating lu tbit stock with _ __ ^ ^ ^ ^ u mslan

the Pages about two years ago, and on ' as...o

tb.- rise amassed profit, amounting to Norris, including pre^wTdo^Trs sod *.5.000. Then the stock W.n.o de- -, bu te.cher^'ssii«l o'ut Ms,trice Cline. Instead of selling out, Kennedy riv( , r 4nd dowl , „ fir „ , )l3s Cri ,. v persistently held on until .1! hi. profit. « bcrr lhcJ . a rcal plcnie , nd Wcb

and possibly his or.gtnal capital were partT ^catlv.

gone. Then his account was closed. A 'Clipping Party” and Ice cream for a vc»r he ha* had no dealings w ith j fe.tival will he given in Cafiton Hall,.

dropped in Capo May Point, Saturday evening.

: ticker. I July 30. by the ladies of the Beadle I P» nio, > assists) at.d to merrily only lie j Memorial Presbyterian Church, to llle "fter the bath, wi ell, who, sMistJn defraying the expense of tli e | •-plendid eliaji as •■Ramsie."

1M5 South Sixteenth, has been ' Uteremoval o'f thc building. j Another Sadie had a good to the office of Page A Bro. for At tbc Oriole, Proprietor KoeniPha, ! t * rd »r. »»d she knows it. a thirteen years. 5 esterd.y morning he ! , (Jordon setter dog. "Frank" winch ; knows it. Site lin, reached the office about 0 o'clock. I has devclowCiTs grcat appetite for 4>»r- I "P 00 the beach and wat Forty five minute* liter Mr. P*ge »r-1 l„ r matches. He s.s-ms to like to hear young lady bather to !e rived from Cape May. where he left hi. | tbem c „ ck wbfI1 bo bite , lb . nd j So hard to pa.t-lsn't it wife and five year-old daughter. Hal- j will roll them about hi. mouth until he I’fof. D. D. Wood, tl, lowcll state, that he was not feeling, Ull . ir iu ^ ™ ltion ; of«jnadelphis.sat thre

Well, and about fifteen minutes after soap Ing hour i» i .

dock he ' '

[

-pipe.

CONGRESS HALL,

CAPE MAY, X. J.

Built of brick, situs’i vided with every comfo ingly fitted : the cuislm

the Ooeati, and proooms are airy, eosy and charm* id tliere is a lovely six sere lawn, dry, fire-escapes, and the most Hall has been recently renovsi- sanitary arrangements arc of MRS. J. F. CAKE.

Maguiiicent arid Complete Line of Oriental Rugs, Portieres, Embroideries,

WASHINGTON ST.,

Next to Post Office Boilding.

Direct Importation

YUZUKJIAN BROS.

CAPE MAT, N. J.

SE'SrSlfiiirtfiMlli Season, 1892. Capacity, 300.

cuter the front offi.-c. j are Rixd>l , r M , 0 3 , : U0 and s :10 deed. Prof. Wood is a guest of Madame : 1 * < reserving ,t was JCenmaly, and being All m „ e folk , 3t .,, m . ny 0 , der OQ ,. s fllld ' Suelke, the iH.pnlar v.h ahst, st Crescent ! #

*S^II.I..*..S.l . — I »-l— J- . ‘ a

Location Unsurpassed.

i Edtnnui

Chsifontc for .

Mist AHds !

few

Wood.

• guest

Hlful

the

accustomed to seeing h periodically, Hallowcll contin

•nd floor, leaving th

together iu the front office,

rker.

Hallowcll had been talkio lend upstairs but a short t • was atarth-d by the report • rice lu quick succession. Tl ere directly beneath him. I An awful sight halted him t

of the step*.

Lying iu the doorway, his he corridor and his body and limb lay Mr. page, dead. A bul-

let had entered the left side of h

pissing between the fil sul penetrating thc bet

them very amusing and really

'Pjaltting under. Everybody on'lit to Miss Laura Han

to take them ia for a good resting spell ; a,,| y koown In Philadelphia society. is *o j occasionally. also a guest of Madame Suelke. Miss. j J. M. Dull, of Kentucky, of the most 11 “Own i-a real pretty blonde, and apa j popular of Congress Hall's guests, pre. , l" sra **" ’'v- n in her sea -naked tlau-

'" j seuted to Simon Haasier on thc mcaainn “el. She deligh ui | of his birthday a.very pretty Turkish * K r eat swnmm-i

I* | pipi - . Tlie presentation was not publicly

d | ma lo, but the pipe was exhibited

Congress Hall yesterday by Mr. Hassler. Mr. Dun - Is a great admirer of the pop.

l-olar leader.

id iu the ] Carlton House, C/pc M .y Poii

very pleasant place of sojourn,

directly overlooking the

it the fool

i. well and fav

•s Burdette, su attractIvq brunetu from New Athens. Ohio, was among th last to return to her hath house. 8b t present ]« pular in Philadelphia ic circles. She is an intimate friend i of Madame Suelke and ia sojour i during thc hesud term at Cm

ONE 1(1.04 K FROM I'AKSEX'UER STATION. NEAREST IIOC.SE TO THE SI RE

STRICTLY FIR&T.4 LASS IN ALL ITS

A 1*1*01XTM ENTS.

t luck, i ribs i ft

WALTER W. (.KEEN, Of Phlhulelphls, PP4>|irio<4»r.

ng the full beoifit of I managed in first-ell ng to be aa sttracli

is gom

ratber

and vig-

■elsewhere fort* it

I No HO Soul anived on the

T wen

her eliarmiug

8. and May S. Woods, a. pretty. These young ladle* »re daughters of Dr. D. F. Wood*, of Pbiladcl. phla, who I* * regular summer visitor

to Cape May.

Thc Misses Derirksoo. daughters of Dr. Drrickson, of Wilmington, who beads the row of the Jackson street contingent of very excel!, nt cottage families, arc considered two of tbc very best young ladies st the Cape. The family are of Wilmington's most aristo-

cratic circles.

Mrs. John C. Brown, widow of the late ex Governor Brown, of Nashville, I Tcun., with her charming daughter, Bcrdie, and son, John C. Browi ire enjoying an extended sojourn e Stockton. Miss Brown is of the truest type oh Southern beauty,

queenly in her maiiuere.

James G Blaine, Jr., son of famous Republican leader, and ni member of the office staff of thc Pennsylvania Railroad Co., was st thc

Stockton last night

until this morning. He did not register, but was seen occasionally about the hotel and at neighboring cot-

tages visiting friends.

Eli Oppenhetm, the popular young shirt manufacturer of Baltimore, and member of the firm of Oppanbelm, Oberndorf A Co, manufacturers, of Baltimore, Chicago and New York, arrived at Congress Hall last evening to remain with his father uotil Monday. HU father, Mr. A. J. Oppenheim, has been at Congress for a couple of weeks. HU brother, L A. Oppenheim, will rive Tuesday for an extended atay. Rev. Daniel L. Hughes, D. D., who recently returned from this city to lowi where he had been long engaged io thi ministry, has been visiting and laborlug quite cnjoyably, both to himself and to bU friends. Last Sabbath he spent with friends st Dysart. He has been meeting with much success selling hU book—"The Divine Covenant Fulfilled in Pious Households"—which the Sian noticed quite frequently while Mr. Hughe* was here. The book

makes hUtoricsl reference

and hU wife’s families, sod every relative should here secured a copy. HU friends in the West buy it opt of regard for the author and intereat In his family

history.

took charg.

Mr. Page was a genial gentleman member of a family who have m ‘l* May their summer home for m years. Mra. Page was at the stat yesterday afternoon when a ilUpx W*s haodsd to her notifying her of lie was almost p

“ j people *re interested there •l* building largely upon the p «s> ">* i a railroad being built dowu

l« cents at A. P. A II B. '"graph gallery, foot ol Pei The finest candies in tow ler's, at Marcy A Mccray's

tbc I

inti Darlington

, ___ I half-pound prints. Also in five-pound

>•*"« <?•*■•* *• «"•! B" !S5j V '3.SX"n ‘ Sf',£!SSi cress Hall street, opposite (stah office. ♦

p ... . , . , . „ The Urge dining room of Congress Champagne soda, Marcy A Mccray'.. PMMKSbl.a.OMw.M. M B* « W . o, . j c.h-l L. „ ^

Cajic next Saturday night, of beautiful ehll- nedy's U. S. P.

dren iu tbeir glittering costumes, satin, Mrs. Watt* Edmunds, 29 Washington s'ik and laces, in all the colors of the *trect, has opened a cosy and attractive rainbow. How happy thc little ones i ' ce cre,,n »»loon and confect ion. rv

Is there sweeter and ? t0rC * t wl ‘ icl1 l,lc U' 0 *' nicely flavored lucre .Winer ana ioe cro4m ls lerred and freshiwt confec-

I her friends dissuaded her.

Enchre Perly.

-'.charming progressive euchre {arty | wift be.

as given at the Hrexton Villi '

prettier than a gathering of bright, tionVarc sold. The. beautiful, bappy children. July 30 tng that one visit is

vou may see just the sweetest and lov. oUler *- ■st iu Cape May, all in exquisite cos- J

7" .I "i tume*; and what graceful little dat

Ir H c. Dopghrrty, will b. Madame Louis .... , ,,, , M-. Amy. Ml,. „ IU , j,,.! All.^ mjyH.

of her class. There arc too many I of the purest

be told now. You must go | n M f„hioD.d

the little ouca, and the madam j fresh at Nuss', 51

•Icome all.

evening. The affair was quite ant one and added much to tin

taiument of the popul.r house. Among jj

those who took part werr:

Mrs. Seeley, Dr. Harrlngtoi

age,Mr.and Mr».Garawoo4,MiasG.W

man, Mis* E. Barnctt,MUs BoUnd, Mrs. f',.,,,:.' Wei!», Misa Si Wells, Miss B. Wells, an d w t „ r , Mr.Tacy, Mr. N. J. Griffin.Mrs. Griffin,! will U-elad

Mr*. Cans, Mr. W.lls, Mis. Null, Mis. S

Moore,Mrs. Relley.Mrs. GaUagher, Mr«. A. P. A- II. B. Todd, thc arUstic pboWaund, Mis. NIcDrvitt, Mr. ami Mr* ^K'nphers. sic better iqulp|-d than

wsf.-Th.,s„

First gentlemsu's prize, Japsne-' ox- 7he lams Oulrace

idixed trey. Mr. John Tracy. Gererel Butler lu an interview yesu r-

gcutlemau's rup and saucer, diy. cxpre*>ed himself very forcibly

imported china, N. J. Griffin, Jr. against tlie recent punishment of Pii-

Gentlemau’s booby prize, oxiiized sil - vsU-1 .ms at Homestead,

ver shell, Gerald Griffin. ! Said Ie: "Thst sort of pm.ishm.nt

I- iret lady’s, handsome Japanese, em- was not permitted hy any rule of war

Iwsod rom. jar, Mrs. McDevitt. that I know of. Cruel and unusual pun-

Second lady's, handsome china piste, iahmenU sre as much prohibited by the

i Constitution in time of war as in time of j cacdle j peace, and that. prohibilitioti

r cover every case.

•I know of no law, either in

s are so Inviti lead to

tf

all thc latest robes st

. ,--** baths.’Rooms to rent , by dsj-, week, month or season. John Akins' superior ice crcAn is

is own Philadelphia factory

«HOTEL * COLUMBIA,:

O.-oon .Street. ..ear the Meneli. ’ ■nttr^jtinwraMaad Immved^iaeetric n

ftramajie. Modern C<

Dayton, Wildwood Beset.. 4

•HiOTEL DEY01),<SOUTH LAFAYETTE ST. Wear Rnilrond Sfnlion, Bcacli A PonI Offioe. The Devon has been recently enlarged and improved. Cuisine first clrui, RATES 810 AND 812 PER WEEK. ALL YEAR HOUSE. MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

Mis* Moore.

Lady'* booby, Imported cl stick, Mrs. Leon Gana.

Annul ■reting.

meeting i.f the Ocean

\ ilia Land Company will take pi. Thursday, July 28, at 10 A. M., a residenre of the secretary, Samuel

Beach avenue.

Bailie, Fourteenth ai

Nolle* to Com

Saturday, July 3D, five per be added. Water will j

mtum will

turned off If the rent ia aot*'i>aid*oa « before the 6th day of August, without

sr notioo.

J. Asuto* WiMJaxs, July 26,'92-5t SuperintccdenC

Notice.

The Commissioners of Appeal will — - the City Hall on Satureisy,

0th and Sainrdav

a i. I 80t, ‘ * ad Satureisy, September

11

j>8Mf

. that I

&€ Toi I e t s

Complete Hoc on ute at "

i Congress Hall News Stand

CIGARS

A full line of Tnekinh Cigar- - ettex, and (be celebrated

“ B. B. B.\

French Rone Brier Fipew

ia what you inters at the pi

usually off near the pier.

private soldier

from expressing hi* aebtlnirut* upon a ny question whaUvcr, provided it is not done in such a boisterous manner a* to

disturbfthe peace.

’The proceeding is barbarous, cruel 1

and unjustifiable by any law iu peace or i in war, and If it is not reprobated to '

fully and thoroughly by public sentimuit fi - r CRAVELt S

BEST chewing tobacco. riv; _ .»

iT«TO ,, ,"iiu , nu,b OT .Ls , .i. j .T. French Dolls

Bailey, Expressed himself ax em. pbaUcally opposed to such cruelty and »

rifled bis willingness to eontrib- J. fund.lo pay costs of a law suit

against th» brutal officers. He thinks

it is a dishonor to the militia and if not ' Bnaeh *SSo.8th Street, Philadelphia. punished will make difficulty in mai __ I _ __ taining the orguuxaUons everywhere. ' **»

Marine Villa, First-Class in Every Respect. FIRTY -r ADDITIONAL ROOMS ROW 0PER FOR THE RECEFTI0R OF 0UESTS. MRS. F. HALLEXBKFK.

EXCELSIOR HOT AND COLD Sea Water Baths.

Carlton Pattern!

FOR GOOD LITTLE GIRLS.

WILLIAM Contract! Cor. Jeffcrx Estimates Given. Satisfaction f

T. STEVENS. & Builder,

nd Corgie MreeU,

DO YOD WISH TO ENJOY FINE PASTRY AND DESSERTS I USE

s ci™i Co "iPAVORITE ^ Pvtr^rk

I LA YOKING Jj* 11 by the leading Caterers and ConfectUne.-,. Sold by all firet-ejast

W A HTED-SA LES M A N; xsUry from q,-.. VV Mart: nermanet place. Baow* linos „ me — Co_ Nurserymen, Rochester, X. Y. Grocers.