CAPE MAY DAILY STAR

MONDAY. AUGUST 1. 1802. Tbero were good ncrmoiu delivercc

our churcbei yeetcrdsy, but Uie Uoublc ■i we ere apt U> think those the beet

which rales os and hit uor uelghbon. The hoaaon baa reached IU greel bant of aucoeaa. Hotel* sod villa* filled and the city present* a eoene g lyety and activity. The season

0hr Giiests. And Other Personal Mention.

b and t

Mr. Walter a W

>ung wife are at the Arlington. Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Dimglaasare i joylag lile at the Hotel Lafayette. i). H. Morris. Eaq.. of WilmingK Del., Is with his wife and daughter

the Arlington.

''James I). Carpenter, editor of i Glourt/ln- Count* Itmnrmt, Is

Arlington guest.

' •«. K. H. ‘Goudkop.of Pblfadelpt accompaoiisl by her family of charm girl* Is stopping at the United Slater Dr. Fannie lloopes. the well kno Ilaltlmore dentist. Is the gnest of H H. L. Taggart, at her Columhia-avenue

cotUge.

Mrs. W. H. Beard one the most active of the managers of the Seaside Home.

Mr. 3. H. Hayden, a prominent Philadelphian, and wife are at the Elberon. Dr. Anna M. Hand, of this city, on Satunlay received her diploma from pretty | the Stab’ Medical Board of Eaammt

July 14 and 15. There were four ladies before the Board. Dr. Hand received a very high average. She has ijnitc successful practice here. Thomas MacDonncll, of Jacob Reed's

Sons, Philadelphia, is

Ca

ring a Jino

They

Cape May

will b.

barge there

illy pleased with Cap.- May. j M. M. Dick and wife, of W |ton, Pa, are stopping at the United I State*. Mr. Dick Is one of the wealtb- , ie*t bankers ol western Pennsylvania, i About live week* ago they suffered the loss of their - eleven year old son, by ! death and are grieving very keenly the sad Incident. They seek dlslri

through travel.

STEAM) AM) SURF.

OATITEITCD

3 the breakers

.w waters that spread out ovc strand, loyfly in person, attractive in nd wealth of the Black Host about their sweet face* and over their rouuded shoulder*, jolly and,: hilarious in their sportive' moods in the briny water*, caught the >*j>ortor!al eye on Saturday. Then two girl* wh" *o enjoy lire ocean bath, are Mis* Sayre of Bogota. South America, and Mi*» Carrie Sbackford. of New York, guests at the Brexton Villa. Three South American brotlicra arc their companion* in the aurf. Mr*. Irwin, a very charming Washington lady, who*! slight tinge of sunburn but heighten* her beauty,bathes wisely, and extracts from her daily liour upon the beach truly ’ ' ' '

Starlights.

CONGRESS HALL,

be behind iU predecessors in Its successful outcome.

The citizens and visitor* were startled on Saturday evenIBg about 8 o'clock by an alarm of fire. The alarm proved false, much to the satisfaction o! all. The new bones were given a trial with the engine, and, aome extra excitement were the only outcome*. A lamp was upset in a cottage but extinguished

wltbont serious damage.

The Cape May season ha* never, to our recollection, been aupj-osod to reach it* height, or even a reasonable height, nnlll the last Saturday in July—and we may refer with pride, under the circumstance*, to the height our season really did reach on Saturday and yesterday. Train* came heavily laden with passengers bent upon seeking the open sir of the seashore in relief from the torrid heat and coming to mingle with friends In the enjoyment of vacation's mo*t satisfying, restful pleaaure*. Tobe pilled, indeed, are the thousand* who, because of their business tie*, or because of a scantiness of means, find It Impossible to s hare w ith their fellows the things which go to renew one's hold on life, and which go to make It worth the living. To delve along—on and on in a single tiresome rut, is hard indeed, and the fact that opportunities sre In this given toilers of all classes to enjoy lometking within their means. Is worth noting. Not only the rich, but C poor as well, may in some email wa somewhere, escape Irom their toilaor life, though all may not, cannot re the delights of a season at Cape May.

CONGRESS HALL SATURDAY ETEMSG HOP

Congress Hall was the oentre ol i traction again on Saturday evening the occasion of one of those faahional hope for which this bouse la apled. large number ol new faces were seen ball room the and many prettvgirls and charming costume* whirled about in the raaxy dance. Mr. C. Garvin Gilmalne, floor director, conducted a Hair* in hit usual, graceful and acceptable manner. There were ten numbers in the dance program, participated in unite spiritedly, mainly by the younger patrons, many pretty society bads being seen upon the lloor. The Hassler-music captivates them at once. For the third number, a polka, Simon gave them the ••Washington Poet March” and It went lively and pleasant. In baautifal, airy white costume* were: Mis* Spencer, Miss Daily, Mias Fanny Jacobs, Mis* Sadie Jacebs, MlSl Gertie Hull, Mias Bessie Shields, Mr.. Frank Matthews. Miss Kittic • Becker, Mlaa Clemmie Kldredge, Mias Marie Crowell, Mrs. Lercb, Mis* Lottie Batcher, Mis* Mamie Jessup, Miss El ma Kldredge, Mias Nellie Gallagbi Allas Mary GaUagher.tbe Misses O'Qai Mist Carmita C'reagh, Miss Katie Me Conwell.Miss Helen Stanton,Mia* Amu Porter, Miss Marie Roberta, Mlaa Lldle

Hart.

Miss Marion Benaell.ln white silk and slippers to match; Mrs Ned Wharton, Jr., red silk; Mias Ella Sheppard, pink silk; the Misses Hassler, white,'silk ribboos; Mra Lewis Cohen,blscksilk.pearl ornaments; Miss Jessup, of Woodbury, yellow silk; Mias Elsie Wood, dangbter of ex-Mayor Wood, of Salem, pink silk and ribbons; Miss Ritchie Jenkins,white mulle; Mr* Connor, dotted Swiss; Mb* Mabel VanGIlder, white mnlle and pink aash and crown; Mis* Anna Johnson, black laoe; Mrs Dr W A R Vansmin, fancy silk, diamonds; Miss Catharine Dlmond, white lawn, diamonds; Mis* Eleanor Dlmond, white mnlle, pearl ornamente; Mlaa E L Bayley,black laoe diamonds; Mlaa Bertie Geoett, yellow silk, diamond*: Mlaa Daisy Genett, pink silk, rubies; Mrs James Banner, man, blue silk, laoe, rubles; Mis* Mercer, white silk, laoe drapery, pearls: Mlaa Stella Riley, cream silk, slippers to match, diamonds; Mrs M 11 Grant, black net, with jet pearls, diamonds, Mrs.W.H.Mallad,white mulle,diamond* Mlaa Cnmmlskey, white lawn, with white silk, ribbons, MU* Catharine Riley, pale blue silk, slippers to match; MU* Mamie Riley, red silk, tlippers to match,pearl omameoU; Miss Ida Heppu pink silk. Miss Alverda Ileppe, blue silk; Miss Sadie Loewy, brocaded yellow aaQn; Mlaa Sallle Cohen, crepc.lace trimmings; MU* Rosaline Loewy, pink crepe; Mrs Putzel, figured china, diamonds black crepe and laoe; Mrs. Irwin, black silk and laoe a wealth of diamonds; Mrs. E. A. Clifford, while silk, diamond ornaments; Mrs. D, R. Patterson, white silk and allppertL diamonds; Mra.Ma*stc, black laoe and trimmings, beautiful dUmooda; Mis* Barker,white mail, low neck, besutlfal shoulders. Among others noticed present were Russell Harrison and wife, Mra. E. B. Benaell, Mr. and Mm Conror, Edward Krouter, Harr; Iteerea, Mr. and Mra.'II. G. Llppinoott, of Salem, Mra Forney. MUe Forney. Mr. Maaele, Mr. D. Ramsey Patterson, Mr Jacoby, Mlaa Agnes Martin, Mr John Baylis. Mis* Bertha, of Stockton Hotel. MUs Zrrelda W Beatty, of Indianapolis, a tall, graceful and stylish young lady, was gowned

Wot. B. Morrison,the prominent PhilmdelphU lumber merchant, came to the

Cbalfonte yesterday for a few day* ao- hotei i

jonrn. •

‘Tjavid Ambacb. the prominent Balli-i BEST* aTUETT more merchant, joined his wife at the fnc usual Saturday Stockton Friday evening. He will rtf- the large ball

Gerard

main until toAay. Edmund May, Ei<i., State agent of - the German American Insurance Co., areom)>anled by Mra. May and Mr. .rdus May, U at the Arlington. t De Haven, the noted swimmer, who has of late been spending bU summers at Atlantic City, U now at Powell's American Hotel. Blair Smith, of the firm of Artuian Trelehle A Co., U, accompanied by bi* ealiuuble wife and little dangbter*. having a pleasant atay at the Elben n. Mrs, Smith, of Philadelphia, widow of the late Valentine Smith. U with her three pretty and acoomplisheU daugbr* at the Elbcruu for an extended Rev. Mr. Hotabkln, who with Mr*. Hotchkin U located at the Carlton, Ca]>e May Point, hi from Boatleton. not Bethlehem, as the type* made u* aay Saturday. and Mra. George L. Cox.of Mayavllle, Ky., -an 1 recent arrival* at the Lafayette. Mr*. Cox Is a vivacious and handsome brunette of the southern type, id an estimable lady. Mrs. M. Me Detilt, of Arch street, Philadelphia, accompanied by her niece, "isa Bohlrn, have choice apartments >d enjoy the sea breexe from their prlitc balcony at the Hotel Lafayette-. MUa'Smith and Miss Collin* are tv of the most charming and attractii young ladies at the Windsor, whet there are many. They dance wel bathe well, talk well and look we'l. L. S. Lee, of Wilmington, U at tl United State* accompanied by bi* wil He is Utgcly engaged in business at has vUlteld Cape May and the United States Hotel for several year*. Dr. N. J. Elseuheimcr, whose artistic performances on Uie piano have delighted (be guest* of the Hotel Lafayette, U an agreeable and cultured gentleman and a favorite with the ladies.

AUori

A Lovely Dance.

d'the 1 '' 1

Hotel was one of the most Interestin affairs that ha* taken plane at that boil this season. The room, brilliantly il laminated, was made more so by the beautifully-costnnied ladies, with Ibel costly diamonds glittering in the ligh and their charming countenances t»

speaking the happim

i thel

Then

n the room

at Mr

_lmer 1 i Weisor, of Phila-

ilicr of per*-

e been seen there in the tripping o! fantastic," keeping time to the superb music of Prof. E. I) Beale'* orehestr in the most pleasurable manner. The waltzes, •luidrlllc*. polkas and lancicrs -ere the popular movements, and each ime the music started up there seemed plrit in It which was wafted on out upon the piazzas, where there were scores of ladies and gentlemen who ;ould have lx-en inside the room had .here been apace. Some of those notiwd present were: Mr. and Mrs. !b J. Milne, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Colladay. Miss May Colladay. Mis* Rosalie Wilson, Mias (birr. Miss Graff. Miss Katie Lore, Edward Ilynemin, Porter F. Cope, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ayres, Mias Grace Dunne.' Harold Dunne, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dunne, Mr. and Mrs David L. Mcblinga, Miss Silverman. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Culio. Mrs. K S. Geer. Mrs. John Hough, Mr. snei Mrs C. J. Baker, Mr. and Mr*. G. E. Benson. Mr*. 8. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Steppacbcr. Mia* Edith Exoe'.l. Mis* L B. Smith, Mis* Lewis Tcl'er, Mr. and Mr*. A. W. Dougherty, >Vm. Urines, Mrs. Benjamin Wolf. Miss English, Mrs. T. Y. English. Mis* Mamie Coper, Mr. and Mr*. David Amliach. Mr. am" Mrs. F. J. Hearne, Mr. and Mr* II. G •' *'• ' -*>, Mr. an-

Ing upon her shouldnumerable div« they come turn Mra. W. K.

Mr.

Lang the Mi*s

•urtl*. Mr*. Kelly

nd Mrs. Alex.

s Her

Huidekoper, Miss Katie Diffciid urfor, M iss 7 Parker^ Mis* Howell. Mi

. wV.IIodfe.

r. Mils Edgarton. th

id Mrs. R. g

upon the beach, she‘Ti-novated" one limb, then the other. To catch 1 « .UthubiUe at home and stop to | at her bare limbi would proclaim

ollin

__ ..... . of the; yesterday? why. Miss Bertie j of course, by universal verdict. ; lee Miss Collins yesterday a* she ,

highly re

md a

rave no doubt she will do

icu«ro> ua«.*■•>••*• •» —* ....... _ itsured an we do that the tnoslcxaclin her Veim* shape ciad in a modest j cannot find fault with her mode of it itally fitting robe ofblue. herbeau-1 structiou. She is both worthy and con hair flowing over her shoulders, pete-nt. She holds recommendatioi ,o miss one of the prettiest pictures from the most distinguished citizens on the beach. Souther • • < -

Mr. Neil Sullivan, 3rd b, of the Capo Mays, is devoted In hi* sUeutions to i Ml*. Dlmond. Whether in the snrf.npon 1

iIrani and Nor

Mullint

r. Cole took a

Crushed violets cream soda at Ken-nedy-a U. S. P. Watte Edmunds, 29 Washington street, has opened a cosy and attractive Ice cream saloon and oonfoetlooery store at which the moat mealy flavored ice cream la served and freshest oonfeolions are sold. The room* are so Inviting that one visit la sifte to load to others. tf Jerseys and all the latest robot at Wiley’* Congress baths. Rooms to rent by day, week, month or season. ( U.

dclnbla, and James W. hhaw snd Ihos. WclhcrulI Miss Fethcr S. Simmons, prominent merchants of | , iach , lun Mis* Donaldson, Mr. and Millville. j Mrs. L Dougherty, - Mias N Mis* Luella Moore and Ml*a Nellie j Trainer, Mrs. J. A. Dougherty, Mb NuH, handsome and accomplished j Burgess. Mia* Berdlc Brown. J. young ladies, chaperoned by Mrs. Brown. Jr., Miss J. Ilerwind, Miss Smith Fuller, widow of the late Dr. Ighiia Ornc, the Miss-s Gutman, the Fuller, of Union town. Pa., are stopping | Misses Adler, Mlaa Gilbert. Mia* Stodat the Hotel Lafayette. dard. Mis* Holloway, M'sa United State* Senator William A. 1 Miss Florence Amhach. Mi

Peffer, of Kansas, and wife, ca the Brexton Saturday evening

acason. The Senator waa * visitor rasv —- week, and was so pleased with Cape Clarke. Mis* Belle Clarke, Miss Clara May that he brought his wife down. j Stotebury. Miss W Slotebnry, Mr. and Hon. William H. Cole, of Cam-leu. Mr *- f F ; Fox. Mis* Famile Donald ‘“ l * ‘‘.v* Ke 1 Sd Mre G W Eikios. M.Tnd M :

ofYi LiS "-.E McGilL

lature, making one of the strongest : —— argument* against the bill to legalize I.afaji tie Muslcle. the cstabllrhment of public race track* 0 r thl . Soiree Muslclt glv. ■■ in the Mate. , 4l [_.r.yette, Siturd.y evenAir. John Wanamaker II, of Phils. ; i 0 g by-distinguishcil artiats. delpbia, is enjoying Uie ozone broez.. Light Cavalry Overture—Suppe, by He ia staying while ben- with hi* inti- | p ro f. Bobh's Orchestra, mate friend. Walter V. Smith; he also | Song—“Loreley." by Llsx*. Mi*s

has with him his younger brother. Sar- | Emily SUnkowItch.

grant Wanamaker. He 1s at the Elbe- j Piano Solo—Polka de la Heine—Riff,

ron. l A. F. Schmidt Waltz.

The Misaes McVeigh (four sister*). Baritone Solo-'Tbe Palms," D.

who represent one of the oldest and j Elsenbeimer.

best families of Covington, Ky., are I Violin obligato, Mr. Chas. Germann. booked for the balance of the season at Hungarian Dance, No. 8 Brahma,

Hotel Lafayette. These ladies, pre-! Orchestra.

vious to visiting Cape May, spent four ; Song—-‘Angels Serenade."—Braga, weeks at Saratoga. i AliteEStankowitoU with violin obligsto. Mr*. Wm. Meyers, of Dayton, 0.. ! Ptaoo»olo-Wagner Dr El^.hira.r. has Ik-cu made hnppy by the arrival of u ^ or, .‘ e 'f“ el - 1 n,f - " K, "» • ,ld

her aister. Mis* May Gebhanl. Mr. ! M1 .“ A F.SohmldL

Meyer has returned ' " '

"Whi

:r thou goest I will go; .vry nean ahall follow. And my spirit share.”

•'ll sve yon se.-n anything of my gi be asked as be reached the strand r< for the baUi. "Soon as 1 get on beach my eyes become parboiled, a can hardly recognize any one.” found her.'and after luthing th -y 111

e in mneb demand xcellcnt condition

arriages and the safety, comth g.KKl driving qnalities of his 'tables, Turnpike, just over

after ! Comival Overture—Schlepcrgrcll,

Orchestra.

Tbeae selection* were 1 »u an attentive and appreciativ and the different number w< with rapturoui applause.

:ued t

three weeks of pleasure spent with bis family, who are registered for the sea-

son at the Lafayette.

Mra E. A. Clifford, of Waahingtoa, „ who bad been up the historic Hudson, j

for several weika past joined (

her friend. Air*. Irwin, at the. Why has Favorite Flavoring Krtiacti Devon, Friday evening. Mr*. Clifford, j achieved the highest pintiicli of .per like her friend, Air .Irwin, is a very f« ton. Because of Its absolute ami

handsome lady. strength.

Mrs. Franklin Smith, of Philadelphia, ! All the ladies like the soil t at Colum •

who for many years occupied one of | bi* ave. pharmacy.

nily. is

A. P. A H. B. Todd, the -

our summer villas with her family.

wJ’as. 511

v...a r . r ... ever to oo tine work at tbeir galleries, ZsLSTti.™™ \

1 J!-",! 1 -.'

can Hotel this aummer, is the one who, , „ b , ' .1, looking f. “ » «)«y °f ntoe yeara. gained notoriety .j ^ra ordenl at the pier office Sbe li

"" ” *” "" ' “ " usually off near the pier.

West Jersey Cabinet la unique and

In connection with Pan! Boytoo, late the summer of 1869, wbcu Boyton made his great awini at sea to Cape Heolopen from this city. De Haven was strapped upon Boy ton’s back and says he was so young be didn't know enough to be afraid. It was that night the great fire started in Boyton a store that gave Cape May her first great conflagration. Paul got drunk over hi* feat

and the fire was the result.

Dr. Paul M. Aleeray, ion of Dr. James Mecray, received noUce Satnrday of his very suooeaalul examination before the New Jersey Stale Medical Board reeenUy, and he la now entitled to practice medicine lu this State. He graduated this spring from the medical department of *he University of Pennsylvania. Ills ebnm, Dr. E. A. Y. Sebrllenger, of Came ec, was also suooeaalul before the board. They are both to be resident physicians in Cooper Hospital. Camden. Dr. Sehellenger having already commenced his

aervioe.

Mr. W. Frank Weber, senior member of the firm of Wm. Fuller A Co.. Baltl. more, tin plate importeia. is happily located at Congress Hall In company with Mr*. Weber. Having been to Asbury Park, they were, of course, delighted with the plan of the resort, so much newer than Cape May, but the beach front nature baagiveo us be re, lead! them to wonder that everybody does not make Cape May their home, for at least a portion of the summer. Mr. Weber ia one of those open hearted, honest, generous holiness men wboeo reputation stands him well and makes life to him a gratifying aucoeaa.

Todd, foot of Cm

catching on. ’ Finest Liquor*. Cools rooms. Grant street, next Arlington. The l<est soda In Cape May at Kc

nedy'aU. 8 P.

Mosquitoes! Alosqultoes! Mosquitos Try a bottle of Marcy A Meoraj specially prepared Mosquito Wajh; It la a sure preventive. Congress niall

pharmacy.

Photos of the popular Ca|ie May ball team, bringing out clearly all their beauties of form and features, are on sale at ibe photographic establishment

of A. P. A H. B. To

gress Hall lawn.

The photographs made by A. P. A H. B. Todd are greatly increased iialronags ccllence of their work. Fine assortment of cigars'at Ken-

nedy's U. 8. P.

The band atlll hold* - the fort. Colombia avenne Pharmacy. Take a hot sea water bath, at Excel-

sior baths.

The Collins Cot tage bar is well stocked with pare Imported and domestic wines and llqoorx. Decatur street, opposite Columbia avenne if. iplete your kitchen cooking department use Favorite tlavor'ng ex-

tract*.

Hatpin Brothers employ the moat expert cutters, and handle the choicest bqaf. Excelsior Market, S3 Washington street. •

otlte among girls » he

ridge.

*T—Somewhere bet worn Wn mg's Landing and Cold Spring,

iv afternoon, July 211, a poc containing about twent v-fiv.' , A reward if is-tnined to A

Tfic Winds©i% CAPE MAY,_N. JMdhtaUENl Capacity, 300.. Location Unsurpassed.

OXK HI.OC'K FROM I’ASSi:\«.»;it STATION. XRAREST HORSE TO THE SERF.

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS IX ALL ITS API'OI XTJIEXTN.

WALTER W. GREEN, of Philadelphia, Proprielor.

for sale only at Halpin A IW» Excelsior Marker, S3 Washington streei. Finest table butter in the market. * Salt Water Tally in great d.mand. 1 Xu**’, .'.1 Washington at. Uhildren's Fancy I)r«-** Ball at Cou- 1

gress Hall.

gathering, ui Thursday evening, of beautiful children

in their glittering costal and lace*, in all the cob

ho*-. How happy

Sold by J

land.

Baume Dermigue. i on. Congress Hall

)*fe and Summer

The lar|

large dining r iil be a scene ol

Lansing'

Garden, corner L

streets, for private terrapin suppers,

mu. uui.uinu “°f ! - hard and deviled crabs, oysters , mi,, ,i|i, »c*!Io|>e<l and in every other style, and uiois of the’ rein- ! Httle neck clams. Game in season, little ones will be ! W ines and liquors. Beer on drangbt.

.. ..««r and prettier Hun Familie* supplied. The only summer a gathering of bright, beautiful, happy : £»™eii at Cape Slay, t ool and airy, children. August 4th you may ace just ! I. II. Smith A Son, 4T Washington the sweetest and loveliest in Cape May.! strict, headquarters for clothing, fur-

all in’ exquisite costumes; and what Dishing goods, underwear.

graceful little dancers will be —•

Madame Louts will introdui lovely little fancy dancers of b

There

and the c

nld :

Congress rs Lafayette. At the game between Congiea* a Ltfayctte on -Tuesday afternoon, at 3 P. M., all person* holding Invitations

At the Iron Pier. Cape M* ing 10.30, afternoon 3.30, Eve High class, novel ami n-fim vllle company, presenting and best novelties of the Ami European stage. 10.30 and 3

dition to regular programme, Puni and Judy will bo given. Adniiaslo during day, 10 cents; evening, 25 ai

35 cents.

Notice to Consumers. All water rent* not paid on or bi-fu Saturday, July 90, five per oentum w be added. Water will positively tamed off If the rent is not paid on before the 6th day of August, witho farther notice. J. Ashton Wn.uaks, July 26,’92-5t Superintendei t.

Notice.

The Commissioner* of Appeal will meet at the City Hall on Saturday. August 20th and Saturday, September

7, & Tdi I et' 'SbTp.j? ■del j Complete line on sale at aa.i Congress Hall News Stand

A full line of Turki»b Cigarcue* mimI the celebrated

“ B. B. B.\

French Rowe Brier Pipes

Carlton Pattern*

B. F. GRAVELY S BEST CHEWING TOBACCO. LATEST NOVELTIES IN French Dolls Kolt ROOD LITTLE til It US. J._ S. Semon & Co., ConRrekM Hall,

-s HOTEL * COLUMBIA,®

red. Electric tie IT KICKY, la

s. , ' e No r Ba‘lf*' W ilotel Dayton, Wl)

<-

-i-BOTBL DEV0I),

6 SOI Til EAFAYETTE ST.

Wear Railroad Hint ion. Beach A Post Office. The Devon ha* been recently enlarged and improved. Cuisine first rlass. RATES 810 AND 812 PER WEEK. ALL YEAR HOUSE.

MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

Marine Villa, C ATE MAY, N. J. Favorably known for the past eighteen years as the most popular, eligibly located and desirable of seaside hotels. All modern improvements, perfect drainage and ventilation, natural spring and filtered water,air entirely free from humidity and miasma. MRS. F. HALLEXBECK.

WILLI A-iVI T. STEVJEIVS, Contractor & Builder, Cop. Jeflerwon and C'or*ie MrecU, Estimates Given. Satisfaction gut rautecd.

IPO YOU WISH 10 ENJOY FINE PASTRY AND DESSERTS I USE FlavoSSg Extracts. Same ax In use by the leading Caterers and Confectioner*. Sold by all firnt-ch*' ■

Tbe Finest sad Mint Complete EstaMI-iimenl ot tlic kind on the Coast. »|>rclal attenllon