CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PUBLISHED -EVERY MORNIKG,

ADmrnnio «atd:

Publisbers.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1892.. Tflf Clialfonlc bu beconi'- »o crowded lb»t eotuges in tlie Adjoioiog Dcigliborliuod are beiog occupied by guests porarlly. Col. Sawyer It hiring a succei sfu! aeason.

It would probably prove to be a profitable thing If Cape May would arrange to send to Chicago daring the ooiitiauiuoe of the World's Fair next year, a representative of education and ability to descant upon Cape May's advantages, lie should be provided with an abundance of literature and illustrations and everything needed to make this mission a success. We nominate Thomas Neal, Jr., for the post.

Saturday, August Oth, will close with the great event of the season, the Hauler Testimonial. The public affection and appreciation for the great leader brings to these entertainments each year, many who do not attend at Other times and lead to a large and remarkable attendance. Special leatures are always Introduced which prove partic ularly interesting and amusing and the music swells foilh as never Defon fall harmony and expression. In fact this la a chief event of the season.

0!ir Gltests. And Other Personal Mention.

Birthday Parly. Crescent Villa Crabbing Parlr L tile Edilh Livcxry, daughter of the The guests of CrcscentYilla went crab

~f i proprietor of the Hotel Columbia, was bmg on Saturday last. The fruits of! - Rev. J. Brooks and family, of Phils-; Cve years old yesterday, and her parents their day's hxnl numbered S0O crabs, delphia, are registered at the Devon. . i gave her a pleasant party last-night, which all hands did justice to in the Tlieo. F. Jenkins, the prominent ■'"ring the evening the little ones in the evening. Those of the party present

Philadelphia lawyer. Is with Mrs.' P*rlor enjoyed themselves In daocWg and] were:

Jenkins at the Windor. j listening tw songs and recitations, while j Miss Minnie Pabst, a charming Mrs. Adam F.verly and her attraclive l ,hr o! ‘ ,rr folk " * bout ,he P* rior » nd Pi-.i blonde; Miss Annie Pabst, a loveable daughter, Miss Mollle, are spending a \ *”»* looked with delight upon the par-| giri: Mr. Harry Pabst, who engaged in season at the Windsor. j Uci P» Dl *- Little Lizxjc Green and Elsie! a contest witli Mrs. A. Ho. he as to ,

''eyes gave reritations'aod Mister Eddie! which could eat the most cral-e. ,Oar ;

riftin sang nicely a couple of songs. I Harry

Starlights. • Beauty and iMy Beast" this even t the Baptist enurch. corner I.tfayi ml Franklin streets. Don't fo-g- t

Bay your ticket for “I Beast," before all are tol tertalnment at Baptist

church this

prominence

Hood, wife and three

children, of Philadelphia, are among yesterday's anivals at the Devon. Mis* K. M. Meigs and Mis. I. B. Meigs, two very estimable Washington ladies, have joined friends at the HoUri

ttlll a guest njoying seamade many

I. Blaine. Jr., of the Stockton. Ho i de life here and *hi

friends.

Mrs. M. D. Mathews, of Troy. N. Y.,* arrived yesterday at lier favorite bouse, the Devon, accompanied by her friend, Mrs. M. E. Wood. Alberts will leave Cape May today for her Govanstown, Md , home but expects to return for the enjoyment t f

the balmy

Bagiev

the banjo, ai There was there were s the little one

other delira

-ndered some selections on j away w:th 25 crabs. There wi 1 Mr. 'Veils gave a song. Mr. E. Beale, a very enterlalnii donkey game in which ‘ tleman: Mr. Joe Keanu t prizes. At ten o'clock! young fellow; MrSmlle; grand march,] of Miss Dora's; Mr. Oscar Strelaod^a j

“Beauty and the Beast" t Ids evening at the Baptist chnich beginning at 8 p. m. Es'ery body Is going. Advertisement

on the from page explains,

ining ?® n ‘ - The parlor fair at >liss Ferguson’s at

1 8011111 Lafayette street and Windsor

II be free in admission, and

irs. In the r

tin—- children; Elsie Amanda Green', Elizabeth Hanes, Virginia Arthur, Josie Stewart, Wille Morrison, Charlie Morrison, Gi-orge Gn-en. Anna Berry,Bessie Pleasanton, Lizzie Green, Hattie Stevens, Daisy Snyder, Julia Kellum.Fannie Keilum. Maggie Betty, Agues Cuyler, Mabel Bacou, Gertie Eutriken, MazyRatty, Mamie and Sallie Shields, Katie Ratty, Bessie Keyes, Cecil Wallace. John J. McConnell, Jr., Nina Garsed, Jennie Bush. Edward Griffin and Ida;

ig man: Mr. Milh

naa to retire early, greatly to the regret of the ladles: Mr. Oscar Hannum. who caught the moat crabs; Mrs. Katie Howell. Mr and Mrs. Stultzer, of Philadelphia; Miss Alice Burdette. Mrs. Leopold! and Mr. William Streland who assisted in making the evening a long-to

br-remembered one.

te from t

proceeds w ill gi

■t forget

Fine assortment of cigar, at

nedy'a U. S. i\

The band still holds the

1. Samuel A. Dyer and family, of Mlsakelly. Little Edith a Cheater, who occupied cottage No. 10. i of tbe ubl, ‘. »>"1

street, last aurnmer, I m*'lc a brief addles* and complimented

y rooms at the Windsor. Mr. Livexey upon tbe successful i sod Mrs. L. C. Baker, of Phils- ] •K'ment of the hotel. All the g. delphia, are pleasantly- located at tbe ] Wt ' re ,,ien invited to partake of refresh-

member of j ments, at tbe conclusion of which the

the well-known firm of Wendell * I University Glee Club favored the guest

Year after year the same thing, occurring,-good and bad. Accidents of all kinds are constantly taking place, and yet few attempt to dangers, guided by knowledge gained by experience. Experience, in fact, sactna to go for nothing. Though bun. drt-de, for Instance, be drowned this season at various watering places, hundreds more will, in all probability, retire from the earth-world next acai the same manner and under the conditiona. It la not the people who cannot swim nor those who know nothing about the dangers of going beyond their depth who are drowned, bat It is in moat Instances tbe swiuituere;. the experts. They press forward over tbe rolling billows, rejoicing in their prowess and" their skill and exhilarated by tbe bracing air, and are soon so far out that only extraordinary efforts can save them, If anything deprives them of the ability to - save themselves, and tbe chances are abont eight to one that they will abandon the earth-world anil fly to some other not so well known to us. Hot there Is no occasion for even awlmmere to go out beyond a depth, in level water, of four feet. All tbe swimming, floating, diving,) and other gymnastics which are needed, can be obtained comfortably and safely at this depth snd the spectator* are relieved of all i iety. But why should auythlug written or said? Tbe swimmers not heed it and this very day you see some of them breasting tbe billc perhaps into the very channel Itself and some day the accident which has often occurred before will occur again.

i Baker, architects.

Ex Senator Philip P. Baker, of Vineland, and the promoter of the thriving eeaalde resort, Wildwood, and Mrs. Baker arrived at tbe Columbis yester

day fur a brief visit.

Thomas W. Sparks, the well-known

drop shot manufacturer, whine reputation is world-wide, and his family, of Pulladelpbta, are enjoying a most

pleasant season at the Marine Villa. Samuel S. Steuton and Harry How

land, of the reportorlal staff of the Philadelphia Jttrord, are passing their vacations pleasantly at the Cape. Mt.

Stenton is a guest at the Challoote. Porter F. Cope, a young and rising

Philadelphia Republican leader, la. a guest of the Challoote for a couple of weeks. He was formerly an amateur journalist aud a bright leader among

the writers for amateur sheets. Frederick Phillips, of New York, cor-

respondent for the widely known and read Honu Journal, is a guest at Congross Hall and on his first visit to Ca|e | May. He will pen something pleasant

about the qi

■era! populi

The guests of tbe house wish also extend through the Stau their appiecia tiou of Mr. Livezey's efforts to look aftei their comforts, and for his unbounded sucersa. A numerously signet teati ial was also presented to Mr. Eivcz.

Nlckle cloci 3 Washington

> Harry Mullioer

[a t-T.c np.

, Nn

pike n

r bridge.

livery

table.

iginal sea-shore s<

manufactured and fur sal , . eph Hand, Jeweler, opposite post oflice. Drop yonr letters in the slot and they will go to tbe Post Olli-.-e from Colum-

bia avc. phaxmai-y.

Fine flavored pastry or cream is highly relished and appreciateil, use Favorite Flavoring Extracts you called to sec Ed. Thomas,

Is new " e*

Jabinet,

The Collins Cottage with pure lm|x.rted ai ‘ " re. Decatu

r athletl.

Hatpin Brothers empb

of til

trials.

^—-At the Baplist Church. “a Tuesday evening there will he given a grand cantata at the Baptist cbureli under the direction of Madam Louis, for the benefit of tbe Baptist church. Eliiuirate arrangements have been made and the affair w ill prove to

to all who at-

tend. Madia

will prove all that ca of the ladles who wil handsomely attired. Cream WainuU.Tt ngton »t.

said Charles F. tjuidortashe

sat in a party of relatives and friends in front of the Stockton Ba'lis office eating water melon. The -Stau reporter looked wlstlully at tbe melon, but Hi modesty kept him back even after an invitation to join them. Wc don't men-

tion it further, however.

Next Saturday will be a big Capo May

, „ j.; ICC |. exeuraion day- for liie<iiammuth>teamer

Republic. The*trip will be given to the

ell stocked athletic associations within reach of

Philadelphia for the dsy. Outlie boat

kitchen cooking i i, • a, l°' r °d«ced 1 wrestling bouts-

itr flavoring ex- high jumps and i

City Council me

regular monthly i Hall. There are several important mat--ters to come up. One is thethir l reading of an ordinance requiring diets to remain on a aland at Broadway unM 1 'clock P. M„ or pay alicem ten dollars. Current bills are ti passed and several new matters an

lie brought up.

The steamer Republic sailed by city ao close to shore one day week, that the music of her band very distinctly heard on Washln; Greet. She passed the iron pier within a few feet of it. Why is not this pi ilized as a landing place

CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, Jf. J.

Built of brick, situs'ed ruled with every comfort and convenience. The rc ingly titled : the cuisine ami service unexcelled, and there it a lovely ai Passenger elevator, eleetric lu-lla, first-class laundry, fire-escapes, an " " "-'I bat been recently renovasuitary arrangements are of MRS. J. F. CAKE.

MagoiticeAt and Complete Line of Oriental Rugs, Portieres, Embroideries,

3:1 Washing

be desired. 1

:e pat

will be’

• York,

rdy's U. f

and NortB

Photos of the popular Cape Mi

ream, bringing out clearly all their crelm beauties of form and features, are on more at < ' ' sale at the photographic establishment i j cc ere an of A. P. & 11. B. Todd, foot of Con j tj 0 ns arc grets Hail lawn. tf j n g that

ll C Thomas aud familv of Phils The photographs made by A. I*. A II. others. -JI.C. Thomas amt family, of 1 bila-j b. Todd are greatly admired and their | Jersey!

minds, 29 Wat

: here, would greatly increase

onage of the resort,

will be a hall game to day. beat 3 30 1*. Si., at Athletic Park

between Congress and Lafayette, comington . posed of young gentlemen players repro-

tbese two hotels. The game will

•il Was'j- l***fi

I Tlicre

la at Ken-' ginning

due l-

Cape May la pretty well supplied

with aniuaemcuts now, but there ■ ways those who are clamoring for

thing more snd something new. It

seems o<ld to us that people a

maud so much excitemeut snd repetition of home pleasures at the seashore, when the ostensible purpose for which they come Is rest. Since rest la to be best obtained by change, not only of scenery but of occupation and enjoyment, It would teem that something different from the allthe-ycar rootine would be sought. It Is esady found at the seashore, and particularly at Cape May. The sounds and a rowing, tailing or fish lug trip upon them gives the keenest enjoyment to most people, fit seems to stimulate every nerve snd every fibre of one's being, and afterward to permit one to see and enjoy the world room brightly and more Intensely than before. Tbe surf bath and its as aoclations are very thoroughly enjoyable and prodnetive of lasting benefit to all who moderately indulge iu it. The hotel bops are features which belong to the seashore and ate fitting accompaniments to tbe bright, pleasing Incidents which are common to life at the chore. Nowhere are they more enjoyable or more beautiful than here. For years sod years have Caps May' hotel bops been enjoyed snd looked back upon by happy participants as dreams of summer life and beauty. Forty years ago the renowned Uaasler began bis career here In furnishing music for graceful dancer* at old White Hall, where tbe “Cape May hop" had H'a birth and now what wondrous gathering* have they become. Tbe base ball of more recent yeara has proven a great attract loo. The teams, composed of aome of tbe finest yonng men, have played with great skill and have aroused great local pride, and then they fight their battle* under the magic name—Cap* Miy. All these things have attracted to the games a Urge fob lowing, and have constituted them oue of the pleasure* of Cape May, one ol the fixed, reguUr incidents of this fixed snd reguUr resort, which is already gathering iu trediUooe snd its

ithing

Why has Fat achieved the hi, fei-tion. Bectu

strength.

»va. ptsr

delphia. on Saturday took possession of iuercas-'d

the Hildreth cottage, corner of Frank.. cellenco of their work. tf j by day, v Hn and Corgic streets, to remain until | j, the first of October. Last season the Fishing Parly. I S. 1*. ' family were at No. C Grant street. A half dozen young men stopping al Mr. Jos. Dimoud comes down from the Stocktoog on picasur] bent, went Pbilsdclpbia every Saturday to tbe | out to the Fishing Banks yesterday ic parental seaside cottage on Beach sve- j the sloop yacht Restless, snd made a

ind remains until Wednesday, i great catch.

Joe is a brother to the pretty Dimond 1 In the party were: Alex. Xoiighlin. a sters, noted among the Congress Hall F. II. Hearne, W. L. Ilcanir. Jr, ami hip patrons. j William A. Stanton, ol Pituburgli, aud Mr. snd Mra. Adolph Newman, of Janies Aus|-ach aud Hvwaid Stanton,

Philadelphia, have come to the Aldlue | of Pbilsdeiplra

for a sojourn of aome days. With tbi-m They captured 023 pounds of Unis their accomplished and attractive ] finest sea bass. Alex L mgldla d'd the daughter, Miss Annie C. Newman, a ] beat of the crowd and pulled in 117 fish, general favorite. Master Howaid B. j They enjoyed a royal good time. Newman is witti them. . , Edward B. Stagier*, firm of Hall and The P. E. Sharpless Butter, the ccleGarrisou, picture frame manufacturers, 1 brated Delaware county Gilt Edge But. Philadelphia, and Allicrt T. K.wand, !*« r - fo , r wl i ich f I I*P r , U "f Jr A" or rh. ur. a-**, w ““ Philadelphia, with wife and daughter j Freest tabic butter in the market. • were guests over Sunday, of the family ( Freah Country eggs ami Darlington's of R. R. Miller, 33 Windsor avenue i Delaware County Batter, in pound and , _ , ... , I half-pound print*. Also in five-ponnd James Anspach, the pjpular young packages. Very convenient for families, guest of the Stockton, w ill lead to the W. Harry Church, 17 Washington altar this Autumn one of the most | street, opposite Stau office. • charming of belles now visiting at Cape j Champagne soda, Marcy A Mecray'r. May. The name of the favorite lady Is j Wiley's Congress baths are opposite kept from tbe pnblic just at present. ! tllc eveneat bathing, where- the beach The Stau offers l^h.-mie.t c.mgritula- j gradually and were the

Cherry pbosphi

op»-ned a ooay

- Moon aud confectionery i . ,

tlie most nicely flavored i “ a 3 0 °d one, for the players are full of served and freshest confer- enthusiasm over their project. Score d. The rooms arc so Invit- ; cards will be for sale on the grounds aud c visit Is sure to lead^to ! ,,, u , ull | nc ,j en „ of , bl „ ginje ^ nd all the latest robes at I,r '' en clo * e, - V ,nUcll!,d te *' ns I*e

gress baths. Rooms to rent f° r -

k, month or season. | Lovers meet wil

one who remained recently until the v

Flavoring Kxtiacts ’ to count, retunied pinnu-l • of per-1 all di

haps, but

• Itli his sweet lady re small boura began o bis hotel to find nd all tbe Inm

souiglly wrapped in the arms of Morpheus. He thought of cutting out a net and going in “like a thief and a robber" through the window, but courage fsilid him anil be passed the quiet hoiirt til five in the morning asleep

porch rocker.

At So C M AMI I NGTON ST.,

Direct Importation.

YUZUKJIAN BROS.

'Tlie Windsor* CAPE MAY, N. JFcurteeslli Season, 1SS2. Capacity JO. Location Unsurpassed.

ONE BI.OCK FROM PAHNEMiiER STATION. NEAREST HOl’SE TO THE SFRF.

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS IN ALL ITS

APPOINTMENTS.

WALTER W\ GREEN, of Philadelphia, I*roprlHor.

Marcy A Me

:o be denied that

c-y much givi

s opera.

This season we hare li comedy, variety and

n»nts «mt after all, the fulicat enjoy, ment at Cape May cornea only after

ship with it. The true, rich flavor is not discernible at the first alp of Its joys, hot as time welds more closely the

dUBonlt of attainment el

and Mra. John M. Douglass, of ; cr * y - Philadelphia, are enjoying a pleasant ; visit at the Lafayette. Mr. Douglass is j t | prominent contractor aud has built a mu( , greater part of the public buildings a t ,j|j. Broad and Market streets. They were U.v

out yesterday, sailing and crabbing, [ fact gives foundati

vUUing Holly Beach and Wildwood. j i el ,m and to condemnatory utterances

We note with pleasure the arrival at j f rom lhe church pulpi

WilHamaon CotUge of Mr. Geo. E. S. crieg as it does reports of many picking

Lansdowne and wife. Geo. is a favorite incidents as they occur here and his advent is hailed with does not thereby favor

delight by his Baltimore friends. He is j the day. People differ ~ w a member of the fl.m of R. Q. Taylor j ihe proper lobacrvance of the Mabbath & Co., hatter* A furriers of Baltimore that it would be difficult to find any sat--and hi. courteous manners and band- i,f* c tioo or expect to rc.p anv good reaomc faoe hare made him hosts of' , U 1 U In attempUng to even offer any friends. ■ .uggetiom- upon the subject, much lens Lawyer Cabell, of Richmond, Va., is , to counsel others as to what they should having a apieodid time during bis first | or should not do on th»t day. Most as■ojourn at Cape M*y and ia delighted ! aurediy, It is best, everyway considered, with the Brexton. Mr. Cabell's family ; for all to do the beat they ran In mainhave been in Virginia two hundred talning the Sabbath as a day of rest year*, the male member* of which have ! from the cares aud tolls that demand

A. II LIUle Cong atnlati-d. At a mn-ting of the Ca|w : May Coi

clave 1*3 I. O. H , on Thursday ev , ing last, the following preamble an

resolutions were adopt.il:

WilKItKA*. our esteemed brother, / B. Little, U to day celebrating his fift;

second birthday, lie it

liftolred, that we extend to him ot cordial congratulations and raiuri

good » "•be* for many happy returns of aMu ^i » c ,i 0 ,| llt t i, the day and for a long, happy and use. cannot find fault with hi ful life, and above all wc acknowledge structiou. She is both * him our brother with pride and hail J eten L 8he 1 ho,, , i “ «-r- Sri- -'&X&3£SZ.

May ha* a tiiat-class dancing teacb/r. We refer !.. Madam I.. la.uis. who l as charge of the children's halla and entertainment* at Congress Hall. This lady comes highly recommended by both the press and her former pitrons, and we . . ... . in j,, well, feeling

H. W. Enact;tens, S. H. Moore, IL H. Fa DF.t.i:v.

Lest.

Silk umbre lla with light handleallvtrlmmings oa handle, also name . owner on handle. Reward if left i Windsor Hotel.

Children's

Wasi

—Wanted a young woman

; inak ing bread. Apply this day only i St. Margcret's House, Hughe* St. | Cream mint waferr, at Nuns', WashiDgtoii st.

Fancy Dress Rail al Con-

grt-ss Hall.

The large dining room id Congre..'

ill be a scene of a gather:'

Hall

cbildrei

the pursuit of pleasure. This very Thursday evening, of beautiful chiidreu

iu their glittering costumes, satin, silk and laces, in all the color* of the rain, bow. How happy the little one* will be. What Is there sweeter and prettier than triug of bright, beautiful, happy

u. August 4th

'retest and lovtli

exquisite cost! graceful little dancers will be present. Madame Ennis will Introduce some lovely little faocy dancers of her elaai

There are too many leaturistobe told I

You muat go and ace the littli and tbe midame will be glad te

-meall.

*ur on the Jubballi, ivor doaeefliona of iffer ao much as to

been prominent In law and in pnblic affairs all the way along. Mr. Cabell is one of the pleasantest gentlemen we

have met this season.

Mr. and Mr*. A. H. Reeve* and fam-

ily are now nicely ensconced at Mrs. Foster'* homelike Wyoming and are having a very enjoyable time. Mr. Reeves arrived hut week accompanied

by his young lady daughter. Miss Ora, , . while Mr*. Reevee has been here several ‘must be*

weeks. Mr. Roe re*’ family ia a Cape May one, w hlch bold* a very honorable

position in the annals of this county. Mr. Bdwapl C. Lee, SecreUry and

Treasurer of the United Gas Improvement Co;, Philadelphia ia stopping with " ” aud family at the Windsor. Mr.

been ten year* connected with

tbe above Company. He married a daugbtei of Mr. George Phlller, who waafora long time President of the Company, now .Vice President and one of Philadelphia's wealthiest men and President of the First National Bank of Philadelphia. Both gentlemen have

fine country residences at Ardmcte, Pa

& TolM' s

Complete line on sale at

Congress Hall News Stand

CIGARS

OVrtecMtrmnape, Modern Conreoienee*. ol Hotel Dayton, Wildwood Heach. N.J.

SOUTH LAFAYETTE ST. Near Railroad Sfalion, Reach A Pom! Oflicc. The Devon has Ixi-n recently enlarged and improved. Cuisine first class. RATES 810 AND 812 PER WEEK. A EL YEAR HOUSE. MRS. T. R. BROOKS.

A Full line of Tnrlilwli < ignrelten anil the celebrated

“ n. b. n.'.

Frem-h Rowe Hrier I’ipi-s

our attention during the week. Bux how manv poor aonls (newspaper editor* eluded) are enabled to take but little or no rest on tbe day which the Scrlptui command ns to observe for that purpoec. It must be remembered, ere finding mnch fault with our fellows, that • lou* minds have variona opinions on the

lou* minds have various opinions on the , luc uour 0 ' lu •- m. each day. f r r

.»««. .■] *»«- J. S. Semon & Co., formed, of Sabbath obeervanoes; and It Georoe L. Lovett. Congress Hall.

gHHIIl—hured. natter OMtpinii ipnlaion to 9C -

too, that, outside

•inion,

der compulsion to 3T thing* ou the Sal>Inth they would notdoofeboioe. While aome are taking their recreation, Olhcre are laboring that this recreation msy be had, and one la working Urea to n hi* living by making money which other la apendhig. There are certainly many persons enjoying the Sabbath in recreative way who are not committing wickedness thereby; in a way. poaaibly, which draws out their heart* In thaukfulbea* for the day which affords them the change to health and spirit* they ao much need. We need not, should not,

forget God and His work*.

At the Iron Pier, Cape May. 1 e 10.30, afternoon 3.30, Evening igh class, novel and refined v Ur company, presenting the

id beat novelties of tint America!. ..... , European stage. 10.30 and 3 30. In ad dition to regular programme. Punch B F CRtVtLY S

wcwJmJv- io «ott,- ? cveniog < ! n 25“*. n ,i BEST CflEWIflG TOBACCO.

Aollee.

I-ATEST NOYKI.TIE1 l:

Marine 'Villa,

meet at the City

August iOth aud S_

' the hour of 10

>ner* c,r Appeal wii French FY O 1 I ^7 /^APE MAY, N.J. Favorably known for the past eigh’ 'smS.“ 5SS& j roii a£» urns .hkl., V , thc , ““J .popular, digibly located and de.

CongreitM IJhII,

Itranch ol So. Hit street, l-hlla-lelplilti.

sirable of seaside hotels. All modern improvements, perfect drainage and ventilation, natural spring and filtered water,air

entirely free from humidity and miasma.

MRK. F. nALLENBECK.

AV 11,1.1 V AI -r. STEVEA S. Contractor & Builder,

Can - . JefTomon nnd f orgle SI recta. Estimates Given. Satisfaction guaranteed.

DO TOP WISH TO ENJOY FINE PASTRY AND DESSERTS! USE Favorite p Y t r o r to

LA YOKING

Li xue by Uie leading Caterer* and Confectioner*. Sold by all fimt-clas- I

Fi

FXCFLSIOR HOT AND COLD i,Water Baths. Drcalnr 8L and Beach Are. CIIAS. HUIKLDS, Manager. t— wl and Molt Oomplete aK* d by

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