CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING,

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duuku tb* boutiu or Ji-tt axd Aconr.

ADTUTIUXC

^^SjEdllon i Pabliabum.

SATURDAY, JULY 30, ISO TbomAA NmI, Jr., dcserres grcAt credit Mfthe r»m»rkAble energy wlilcb he bu ptubed forward pits tbe eolircniug of the Cape May sr More money is needed, if tbe plans for other enterprises and amusements ben are to mature. The Stab's efforts'-^ hare the P.ourth of July fluAncial statement appear In detail bare w ithin a day or two assisted Chairman Neal, Mr. Llveaey and Dr. Learning; each did well his part, and we trust that they bare now been able to folly take up the loose end and tie a knot in it securely. H. F. Bruner, of Colombia, Capt. George Stillman, of Philadelphia, II. C. Potter, New Yock, J. P. Morris, of Girard House, Philadelphia, are coming here next week and in company with Mr. J. 6. Bemon, the lone fisherman, of Cape May, will enjoy a fine time. A grand fishing trip is on the cards and a terrapin supper with all the accessories will be an event. These gentlemen arc all good fellows and know how to enjoy life and we wish them ail the joy and 1 happiness on their trip which can be obtalnm!. Great fishing incidents which may occur will surely be

corded in these oolumni.

Mr. John C. Moaser, a wealthy ms facturer of New York City, ia spending most of the rammer here, the guest of his friend, C. W. Uavemeyer, the well known sugar refiner, at bis cottage, IIughea street. Mr. Moaser is still quite a young man,handsome and gallant,and we see no good reason why beshouldn' strike a romance this summer here tha should change bla career of bachelorhood to one of happy wedded life'. Mr. Moaser is a great favorita with tbe Cape May girls, and bis services are indispensable at the hope and in tbe bath. He ia an accomplished banjoiat, and tha rollicking music he picks out conforms pleasingly with his own jolly good nature. In accordance with the suggeatiou of tbe Stab, Quldort permitted hla patrons to aecura chairs last Sunday in advance, so that moat of tbe acknowledged beaux of the Stockton suoeeded in reserving enough to seat their inamoratas in comfort and in good style. Some of the. level-beaded girls who are too wise to be “too cute lor anything" were prudent in time to take all the rest, and when the “down for the day" men made a rush and demand for these luxuries they were compiled to endure disappjintmeut, simply through misfortune and hot because of any fault of Ibclre. We anticipate a similar scramble tomorrow and while again llixukiug Charley for providing these men necessary adjuncts to the pleasure of the bathing hour, we call u|K>n all bla friends to heartily give him • Torec

Ciikeiu" for himself.

Rev. Mr. Hotcbkin, an Episcopal clergyman, from Bethlehem, Pa., and Mrs. Uotcbln are spending a vacation moat enjoyabiy at tbe Carlton House, Cape May Point. Mr. Hotchin is a gentleman for whom one quickly learns the highest regard and admiration, both as to his personal magnetism and bit eminent fitness for bis honorable calling. With Mr. and Mrs. Hotcbkin, from the nine suburb, are Mrs. L. II. Dade and Mrs. Nagle,all ladles of social and intellectual promineuc. Mrs. Dade, being a great-granddaughter of Sylvia Bplcer.of tbe historical family of Spicers who were the early settlers and large land holders in Cape May county,has become deeply intereated in the history of tbe family lately written by Rev. Daniel L. Hughes and published from week to week in the oolumna of the weekly Stab the I'Aat spring. Sylvia Bpieer m Rev.Samuel Jones,who preached Lower Dublin Baptist church at Bualletou for more than fifty years, and built tbe house in which Mrs.Dade Uvea. Mrs. Dade la the daughter of the late Samuel Jouea Henderson, who waa a prominent Philadelphia barrister. While here she will visit the Cold Spring Cemetery and other grave yards where lie tbe remains

of her noble ancestors.

Ohv Gbests. And other Personal Mention. Mr. W. J. Adamson, of Paulsboro, ia an Arlington guest where he has many friends. Nearly five hundred cam< terday on that special excursion from Philadelphia to see tbe Cape May-Boston A. A. game. Jennie Nale, pretty pllsbed, of Trenton, is enjoying seaside le aa a gnest of Mrs. James W. Kithii. West Cape-May. Mr. Jere. Meeray.nowSO ycara of age, quite seriously HL His nephew imes Mecrsy, is giving the vem gentleman personal attention. ”isa Sallie M. Corson, of Camd oaesaing blonde. Is registered j Miller Cottage for the season. MissCorbost of admirers sod is vei popular. Mrs. J. W. Shaw and daugbh Berths, and Mrs. T. S. Simmons an her nieces, Helen and Rellle, are among the guests stopping at Hotel de Fithlan, West Cape May. Mrs. Stanley Herbert, wife of the noted linger, Philadelphia,took her first oci-a bath yesterday. Mrs. Herbert is regi; tered at tbe Sea Crest Villa, a popular home for musical persons of note. Wilbur F. Paddock, Rector „ St. Andrew's church, Phlladelpliia, will olficiate in St. John's Episcojial church to-morrow. He is a talented speak, and will draw a large congregation. Hon. Harry C. Loudcwdager, ei Internal Revenue Collector, Isaac Moffett and I. Moffett, Jr., of Gloucester county, were down yesterday afternoon to witness the Cape May-Boston game. Mias Zcralda W. Beatty, of Indianapolis, one of the popular chaperones of the tourists exoarsions given by the Pcunnsylvanii railroad, will arrive > Congress Hall to-day for an extended •<

journ.

Wm. Tinser, cashier of Drexel' Banking House, Philadelphia, is yiaitlog tbe Cape, the guest of his sister, George W. Grier. Ho is accompanied by two daughters, Misses Ida and Margarets, and they are very lovely

girls.

Dr. J. K. Schell, teacher of physical culture at the P. A. 8. C\, aud George Hoskins, teacher of physical culture at Pennsylvania State College, were down ball excursion vesterday. Dr. Schell is also teacher of physical culture at Bwarthmore College. Mrs. T. B. Baldwin, who has suffered > much the paat two years. Is gradually recovering from the unfortunate accident which befcl her. She ia now able to walk moderately a little during what might be termed her best days, and hef entire recovery ia hopefully an. Ucipated. Wm. B. Griscom and Robert W. Gilacom are at the Elbcron, having ridden their bicycles from Sal.-m to Millvlll. from wbleb point they took train t Cape May. They register from Woodbury. Miss Hannah B. Griscom, also of Woodbury, and her friend Miss Hannah T. Norton, also grace the Elbcron

circle.

A. R. Tallinn, Eo] , one of Gloucester county's moat prominent business men and a man of considerable influence in the councils of tbe Democrat c party of the State of New Jersey, is a guest at

the Arlington.

W. J. Smith std family, of I'hiladel.

phis, are occupying the cosy Ware cop tage, at corner of North street and Windsor avenue, at.l , re Kt . lling a great deal of pleasure out of' the 1

They are fond of Cape May

Starlights.

■Min Mary Conway, a beautiful Baltimore brunette, aroompanitd quite a

largo crowd of Bellimoreaua at the Ho- „

tel Devon. 0re ‘ l blU e»me to-day. Cape Mr

Mrs. Ablgal Haley, of Maurieetowu, j V *' Bo * Um A ' A '

end Mrs. Elizabeth High, of Millville, ! 0ue C 00 * 1 "ummer girl is enough i guests of Mrs. James Fithlan, ' Wpst ra>ke U P half of a summer party.

Cape May.

W, S. P. Shields, the wesitliy builder and real estate dealer of Phhadclphli joined his very excellent family at lb evon last evening. Miss Sadie Alcutt, of New York City, young lady of what may'be termed great social vitality, registered .ening at the Devon. Mr*. Eugene Townsend, wife o Philadelphia banker.

Towi

lotbe Clialfon

evening for a two-weeks stai Mrs. James G. Lindsay rad Misses Eleanor aud Mildred Lindsay.promi In society, whose bomea ate in Gen town, are enjoying Cbalfonte life. Frank Barley Lee, son of Supi Court Clerk B. F. L-e. brightened our aabetum yesterday. Ilia lather was in attendance upon the W. J. R. R. director*' meeting at tbe Stocktoi

Congressman George

Salem, came to tbe Lafayette yesterday brief sojourn. He was glad get down out of the intense heat j g at borne anil is much refres)

by the cool breezes.

Women in Finland consider a kiss on the lips tbe greatest insult, even from a

lover. )

Cape May vs. Boston A. A. team today. Bayne will pitch for Cape May:

Highlands for Boston.

Sum.- suggest the guillotine as pro]>er punishment for the Jenkius who refers to somebody's “awful pretty wife." The solar system has twenty

1 of wbicl

said to

iaibte to r lodge. ■

BREXTOS VILLA DELSABTE GREEK

evening's entertainment at Brex!!a was a delightful one and

kind that is not often presented bereOvcr two hundred persons witnessed

e greatly pleased with It. Mb

Carrie Sbackford arranged the detaih Mr. Harry Muller,of Baltimore, aasistc by Messrs. Stockton and C. It Myen of the same city, prepared the stag.

Myers girated the use of

while Mrs

i. The.ei

it be-

gan at S o’clock, the Misses Shackfi. contributing a piano duct, after which Sbackford recited effectually "Aux Itallciu;" little Miss Julia Baugbcr danced the minuet with becoming graceand the “Gypacy Tableaus" ended the

first ]iart.

cond opened with the Delsarte Greek tableaux mouvente, Infourparta; First Group, "Niobe;" Second Group, "Toilet of the Bridf:" Third, "Death of Bride;" 4th,“Dance of the Muses,” Mias Sbackford and Miss Peoples performed a difiicult a: d.pretty piano duet daring the preparation of the succeed, jog tableaux,“Pygmalien and Galatea," igea: 1st, “The Statue;" 2ud. “Coming to. Life;" 3rd, .'Pygmalien Stricken Dcad;".4ib,“Return to Stone." These tableaux were perfectly presented, each participant excelling. Much redit ia due them. The following Iv dies took part: Miss Peoples, Miss MacDcviit, Miss Urstz.Mlaa Sayers. MiaaSharkford.Miss Marvin. Mias Baughcr, Miss Ebert,Miss

Bros ter.

in operation at l<oiig Branch, which waa to have been morally purified this

year.

There will be service at 4 P. M. tomorrow at tbe Seaside Home. Cape May Point, to which a general invitation is issued. The summer girl's suspend) have half so reach depending upon them as the summer man's—and there the girl has the advantage. This evening the regular Saturday evening lu'l dreas hop will take place at Congress Hall, the children's hop having been postponed, as already anlounod, to* next Thursday evening,

•Vug 4.

chronology, according

ne dc Girardin: At tfl, ‘she at 80, she sings: st 30, she

40, she lectures: at 50. seclusion: at 00. she n

her campaigns.

In the Surf. a Savage, is one of the r

the

•c is love

Congress grounds «ud is dailyseen gamboling in the surf. Clerk Rock, ofCongress Hail, is one of the moat popular gentlemen among the ladies and adds much to this enviable position in their regsrd by being an expert swimmer rad a gentle companion to assist them in the bath. He's a Rock of Gibraltar as it •were, against which the waves best frnitlessly and to which his fair, companions

safely cling.

Mr. llarve Tomlinson of Ashbourne, a., is visiting his brother in-law. Mr. itnurl Wil y, of this city, and will •joy frequent fishing expeditions. Misses Ilasaler, nieces to_ tbe far leader are most charming sea nymphs dally indulge in the exhilarating hath. The sulwart Captain Wag. burst frequently accompanies them into the water aud shields them careftilly from any uncouth familiarity on art of the great waves. Miss Harvey dresses in creamy white when preparing for the bath, and tbe friskiest porpoises are not more graceful than she at driving. Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Connor are enjoying the surf bathing very much this season. Mrs. Connor ia a decided brunette and very much admired. Mr. Connor is a genial gentleman and gets a great deai of pleasure out of his sojourn at Capo May. Baby McKee cocoanut camels fresh this a. m., Nuss',51 Washington »t.

CONGRESS HALL,

CAPE MAY, ?r. J.

lest

The s f

Fine assortment o nedy's U. S. P. The band still Columbia avenue Plia Take a hot sea wal

sior hatha.

The Collins Cottage *Hh pure I an and liquors. Decatu.

Columbia ai

depai Il< ’

cigars

tt Congress If all night will be oni season. Read the

and learn what inducements are offered,

ladies will be present

sweetest gowns, and the gentlewill all be present to witness the

beautiful scene and dance with the

reel list gills at the Cape.

The thermometer in different cities •gistered aa follows, yesterday: Cape May M, Atlantic City 91, Philadelphia 04. New York 90. Wheeling. W. Va..

10'. The New York 11,

publishing temperature at the rei for several weeks and Cape May averaged steadily from five to e degrees cooler than any other re

along the coast.

No on

the grand testlmon

i Has

red t

itunlay, i

,.1, i •*”• —theatre, several firsi ^ and an unuanxl fine danr,

arranged and every

, . of tbe most suocesafi I c “' on * ever given this worthy co

of the superb oi

Tlie

and everything i

randies

over tbe Ocean, rad pro-

Built of brick, silua'ed on a bluff, with a clear outlook To

vided with evgry comfort and convenience. The rooms are airy, cosy and cu..u,inglj ntl.'d : the cuisine and sen ice unexcelled, and there la a lovely six acre lawn.

Ix-lls, first-class laundry, fire-escapes, slid the most 00 Guests. Congress Hall has been recently renovs- . J, * , jn. Tlie sauitsry arrangements mre of

complete srrangen

the most approved patten

MRS. J. F. CAKE.

.Magnificent and Complete Line of Oriental Rugs, Portieres, Embroideries, At So C WASHINGTON ST., Next to Pe-l Ofilre Baildlng. Direct Importation YUZUKJIAN BROS.

• Hu

it Marry A Mec

I i „ Tresh Country eggs am! Darilngtoo'i j Delaware County Rutter, in pound au> I half-pound prints. Also in fivc-pounc i packages. \ cry convenient for families ! W • Harry Church, 17 Wasbinstot j street, opposite Stak office. • mpsgoe soda. Many A Mecrsy V.

A grand entertainment Is to be given in the Baptist church here bn Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon next, insisting of a comedy entitled “Beauty

John Akins' superior lee cream is ade at bis own PhiLdelpliia factory

of the purest materials.

1. It. Smith a Son, 47 Washington wt. for tailoring of any description. Something to pit arc your motber-in-

A Son's, 47 Washington street. ] “ “ d '"8 f ,rl - 1116 '»”">** tenor, ana ! Fairs ! Fans: I-atest slvlrs, | ?' C ' !Uld ,,,e talented Mrs. •st piioea. New shipment of gi.ods j ' lames Bannenpan will aing, while opened at T. Sanzo's Jar-ancie Art ! native latent will take oilier pans, r.irctch avenue, near 1 ier. Call . The entertainment will prove very inr ' ,f ten sting: of that there can lie no

j doubl, and there should be a big alti-nd-

sill pres.

aplete jpour ki

rug

Ini. Wm

and have been comin,

Baptist ( liurrh

Fowden will singinBapi

"buicb next Sunday morning. In veniug.Mr. W. II. Duffieid, the celeb cd eometist, will render clioi.-e mui

■re, i A" invited.

Cm

t Kei

rucnlng train, to Cape May lor a dozen | Watts Edmunds, 29 Washington ~ more years, ia very popular with the j *t reet . has opened a cosy and attractive patrons ol tbe road. In testimony ofi, f* 1 ? 011 »'“1 eonfectlc

We do not dare to venture upon i oertain ground, so it may not he safe

declare that a cool wave baa come. Tree, the story of such a wave baring slid down the fasten, slope of the Rocky Mountains on Wednesday night reached

us yesterday, and the wave itself

be following in the wake of story Havre, Montana, that day, the thermometer registered two degree* below freezing, and at various places in the West It ranged from fire to nineteen degrees lower than erer before known so near the end of July. These things will hare, and are now haring, we beUere their effect In this direction, though we of tbe seashore era scarcely appreciate such effect on the Inland Cape May is again reveling beneath the delights of a cooT southerly breeze, right from the ms. and delicious it seems indeed, catching the smeltcriog passengers by train aa far north aa Mill, vllle, we were told lest erening, the late express people noting the comfortable change that far north 41 miles. Now, let those who hare been compelled to “tueker It out” In oppressively hot pisees, come in as great crowds aa they may, and Cape May will care for them with royal welcoming, and if a proper appreciation ia felt .after their enforced suffering, they will, though bat

remaining from to-day tell tbe wee beginning,Mesa their stare that they. find ao great a haven of reliet

their esteem, a number of Ut

week presented him with a handsome

costly ring bearing Masonic * to the thirty-second degree,

being the’dizxy heigbth to which Mr.

“haw baa attained in Freemaaonry. The large summerfamilyaltheDe>

III with -

great regret part this morning with Mrs. Goldcnberg and

pretty rad Intereating daughters. Misses Quasie and Uresie, who depart for their Philadelphia home after ten days most delightfully S|KUIL That they may be often permitted to rejoin the friends they have made at the Cape,all sincerely

wish.

Mrs. President Harrison is doing well at Loon Lake, her physician, Dr. Gardner says, and that she does not require attsndance any longer. Mre. Harri. 'a out door life, which baa been con fined to aboit walk, and silting upoi the piazz i, ia now to be widened by rows on the lake and drives on the road, for which there are ao many delightful

opportunities there.

Mr. J. S. Semon is this year ducting the Congress Hall news tobacco stands and his stock iuoludea tome very fine goods. A set of pipes at 975; another at 950, will give an Idea ol the value ol the goods be ia offering. The moat expensive Pinaud soape and perfume are also displayed, and cigars of the finest brands from five to fifty cents. Novelties in endless variety. Such a .took of goods at tbe seashore ia remarkable and should find active

store at which the most nicely flavored ice cream ia served and freshest confec-

tions are sold. The rooms arc so in> ing yurt one visit ia sure to lead others. t Jerseys and all the latest robes . . '‘''T * Congress baths. Rooms lo rent by day, week, month or season.

Program

The followlog ia the program of tb. fifth grand Sunday evening concert t. be given at Congress Hall to-morn.* evening by Simon Hasslcr s orchestra and soloists, beginning at 8 3) o'cli ck

Soloists—Mrs. E. II. Bcnsell,soprano; r- Adam Seiferth, comet; Mr. Harry Pabst, piano; Mr. Simon tlaisler, con

due tor.

1 March, "Taonhauscr," Wagner. 2 Overture, "Zxmpx,” Hcrold. 3 Operatic Gems, from "Lucia,' Donizetti. 4 Ballad, “Thoughts of Sunrise,'

Cowan.

Mr*. E. B. Bcnsell. 5 Piano solo, "Sonata in C minor, »P.*; <*>A!legro Assai; (h) Andante con moto; (c) Vivace," Paha'. Mr. Harry Pabst. 0 "Trtumerel,” Schumann. 7 Comet solo, "Tbe Palms," Faure. Mr. Adam Seiferth. 8 Angels' Serenade, Braza,

Special Bop.

ns* Hall to-night xually gay scene. In

■a.ly long list of new arrivals the Athletic Club, iuclutKug tbs oni fair "Harvard" ^11 be presbe fair sex will don gowns heretot »rcn. The music f. r this a will engage special attention

cents; reserved si

Hatpin Brothsra employ the most C : Wf-^ExmLi^r Market,' ii’Va'sMm The I*. E. Sharpies) Butt) r. the c.-li rateil Delswarc county Gill Edge lint -r. for wlilcb everybody is asking, i jr asle only at !Ial|,in A Hro'a Kzoeltor Market. 33 Washing 'in.-st table butter in the m Sait Water Tally in grc uss', 51 Washington st.

Tfic Wind so i% CAPE MAY, N. JFourUliSra P M Capacity, 300. Location Unsurpassed.

O.YE BLOCK FROM PAHNEKClEft STATION. NEAREST IIOI'.SE TO THE SERF.

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS.

WALTER W. GREEN, of Philadelphia, Proprietor.

We are

May has a

iarcy A Me-

rviecs on Sunday at this ebu a follows: Masses fi, 7, fi , rosary and benediction a

pleased to state that Cape i *' * first-class dancing teacher. ! I’- “•

.j Madam L. Louis, who has j ■ • -

charge of the children's balls and enter- Hnvler'a carom,-1. ,

tainraenta at Congress Hall. Thla lady Marey A Mierwy's* * comes highly recommended by both the : _ J '

press and her former patrons, and we : Thc l" 10 !' 1 ® wonder why Confrctioi have no doubt she will do well, feeling : " lvc lioe flavored pastry and erran itaured as vve do that the most exacting i They use Favorite flavoring extracts.

of in- j Oi.d Sot.. Knockki>

.•■•■.us und fault with her mouc 01 in-! Oi.d Sol. Kuru-ci-i. ri.-» _ . ■traction. Bhr is both worthy sod com- of raubare will in-unllv ‘*'‘i

Sold by J. S. Semon, Congress flail

. She holds . from the most distinguished ..

juthero and Noithcm cities. if j Dcw , ,'u 0( i

b-'-dri^-^ocktou Dip,” Goto L.'nMuw-a Cafe and Sn,

? orDer /•‘layette and Decatur r ? r _Pfl®*tc terrapin rapper

. .. bath

Meoray's Columbia

Have yon called to see Ed. Tlioraas, soft, hard and deviled " e 7aba,‘oyllul hU new West Jereey Cabinet, comer 1 aca lope.1 and in every other style, and rant and North streets? I little neck clams. Game In season

J Wim* and liquors. Beer on draught.' Families .applied. The only su garden at Cape May. Cool and a LH.Smjth A Son. 47 Washington street, hcadqusrtcre for clothing. •

* nderwear.

Violin Obligato. Mr. Sim

Ier.

1 Hats-

Misa Alice Rhodes, of Providence, R. I., has returned home after spendlag aeveral weeks with her uncle. Dr. IL K. Hunt. She waa one of the moat beautiful young ladies that* has visited Cap. May during tbe searan. She U a brilliant converuUooalist, an accomplished scholar aud musician and charms a by her genial good humor. She wi pleased with the natural beauties rad the peculiar racial IKe at Cape May, ao different from all New EngUnd seaside rerarta. She la a daughter of General Rhodes, of Rhode Island, who was a brigade commander before he was

1 Marionette,

Funeral March of

Gounod.

10 Overture, “William Tell,” Rossini. Cello obligato, J. Fasabauer. • Flute obligato, MrXPanl Pfingat. Oboe obligato, Mr. Ci«ar Sander.

Mullmer's teams are in much demand here, because of tbe excellent condition of bis carriages and tbe safety, omtun- 1 * “"h good driving qualities of ' ' J tables. Turnpike, just o

the bridge.

tea green Hun B B. C Tbe following ia the team of the m ly organized Congres Hall B. B. C.: Fitzgihbou, p.; ' Jacoby, c ; Grrran. lb.; Cummings, 2b.; Dooglaaa, as.; Jenkins, 8b.; Morwzzi, If.: Vanaman, - Bayley, rt; All challenges should sot to F. B. Bayley, Cong res. Hall.

A Villain Uaptoml.

George Abell Shorter, agel about 50. colored who claims Baltimirc as his boms insulted aui attempted an asexult upon respectable white ladi.-s 00 the board walk at Cave Miy Pjiot, near the President'a cotta >e on Tharvday evening. Yesterday morning Marshall John Stanton captured tie fiend and took him before Mayor Wright. In d fault of 91000 bail ibe Mayor ordered Ma shall .Stanton and h s assistant, John N. Reeves, Jr., to tale tbe prisoner to Court House jai', wh ch they did yeatenlxy aftrraoon. He ' will be looked alter by the Srptem- I

her grand Jury.

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. .. . jng me latest c, tt 1,

rad beat novelties of the American and t/ODgreSS Hall NeWS Stand

European stage. 10.30 and 1 dition to regular programme, Punch !

" given. Admission,!

ilng, 25

dition to regular prog and Judy will.he give daring day, 10 cento; c

Finn! Imported

turned uff if tlie rc... ™ „ before the 6tb day of Augnst, wltlmj further notioe.

Noliee.

The Commissiouera of Appeal will eet at tbe City Hall on Saturday. August 20th rad Saturday, Srptemh -r 8d, at the-bour of 10 a. m. eaeb day, f >r v !? e bolrin8 of ‘lAeaU from tax assess. J

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