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CAPE MAY DAILY STAR

Editor* & Publisher*.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1182. Tbe iodieitlons In lb* politic*! ficlj^ point aumUukabl)' to tbe feet tb*t exSenetor Welter S. Leemiog is tbe choice of tbe people »nd will heve tbe count; delegation to tbe next Congre**ionxl Convention. Tbi* is u it abould

We ere ol tbe opinion that there is too much HgK to health taken by those who kshltge in a cold shower bath after coming from lbs surf. Man; ladies take it to frae-lhe hair from the salt water, but Ish't it a dangerous remedy ? We know some have taken cold the re by, and we would advise bathers logo careful about It.

Qhv Gfrests.

HAPPY children. .Hotel JJrritfols.

Tbe usual extortion is being attempted this year In the shape of tbe collection of gas meter rents. Not content with a fabulous charge for the use of gaa, this little dollar per meter i* extorted, probably without orders, by tbe local snperIntcndent- It is the sort of thing to expect from such a superintendent, but there abould be a general revolt against I tbe payment of it. Tbe matter is a local peculiarity and is hot charged elsewhere, asd it Is charged here solely because people submit. Submission long ago ceased to be a virtue. Cape May la Injured inoaleulsbly by these I«Uy little scheme* for tbe extracting of dollars from tbe people. Anguat la everywhere among reaorta nowadays acknowledged to be tbe ■iueenof summer months,and many wbo used to seek hotel accommodations earlier In the season now hold back until this monlb In order to be at tbe shore when everybody else la there, end It aeema aa If by common consent there la to be but a single month of real good business, generally speaking. But August bolds on well In this respect and tbe hotels, aa a rule, oome out >n knows no change, exoept it be for tbe better, many regular families coming earlier and staying later than formerly. And no resort anywhere can boast of so fine a cottage colony aa can Cape May—thoroughly excellent families all tbe way through. Cape Mayls police report a very orderly state ol attain, remarkably so for even tbe quiet and orderly city for which Cape May baa long been noted. Many oome to this resort because of this reputation, and It is better so than that our resort should be known as one given to drunkenneea and -dlaordei, a resort given over to wild and rcoklms men and worse women. wbo would come simply to Indulge their propensities for enjoying In tbeir way, a wild and uoisy racket in drunken dteordcr. We deem this state of affalneomeUiing to be prond of and refer to It that tbe world may know that all may come sod enjoy undisturbed the richest thing* lor which the true seeker after recreation, health and pleasure seek. For cottage famllle* no resort on tbe ooast''oir«r* such Inducements to spend tbe summer In a manner befitting tbeir desire* aa

Cape May.

Arrangesnenta for tbe Hamler Testimonial are about completed and It la safe to predict that tbe scene which will be presented In the Congress Hall dining room to-morrow (Saturday) evening will not be eclipsed this season. The concert program needs no farther ••puff” than to aay that on it are the names of Mrs. James Bannerman, Mia* M. Gabrielle Koedy. Mr. Bun Me Intosb, Dr. Joho'cCT!rH*gter and Mr. Adam Selferth, aafciala, together with tbe largely augmented orchestra under Prof. Simon Haaaler'a skilled leader-

ship.

Among the favorite selections on tbe

dance programme are:

Two atm. "Washington real." 8ou*a ■Two auf.-HIgbHebool Alumnae." Mrs. Taylor Two slap. “The tialtant Brum* Wataamriea Two step. ■•The JournalM." Hasher

ro atep, •The ImSes." C. Wagner it waltxe* to be played number: enole." “Wans:'' “Gondola

“Wang;'' “Gondola

-—-*•» uu.w • Dreamland; “Poor Bona than" and a new waltz, by Jobin

Straus.

Congress Hall dining room will be fragrant with flowers, to-morrow, Saturday night. Tbe floral decorations are In tbe capable bands of Fred Boerner.

Origins manufact

Cherry phosphate "U Mercy A Me-

Mulllner'a team* are In moch demand here, because of tbe excellent condition of hi* carriages and tbe safety, combined with good driving qualities of bla bones. Stable*. Turnpike, just over the bridge. Goto Lansing'* Cafe and Summer Garden, corner Lafayette and Deqetur streeta, for private terrapin supper*, soft, bard and deviled crabs, oyster* scalloped and In every other style, and little neek clams. Game In season. Wines and liquors. Beer on draught. Families supplied. Tim only summer garden at Cape May. Cool and airy. & C. Cheater,tbe famous photographer, baa pictured the summer resident* and visitors to Cape May (or twentyfiva years, and la all II doing tbe artistic work which has made him celebrated at bU studio, Stock ton baths. If. Waits Edmonds, 29 Washington

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

tion* are sold. Tbe

lee cream is highly appreciated If flavored with Favorite Extract vanilla or Florida orange.

Jos. W. Bbsnooi bsse ball pitcher, It nmbie. while here

Mr* Sllmaon and charming daughter, Mrs. Carrie Cratzer, ol Atlantic City, spent Thursday with relatives at Cape Mae. 1 Mi** Beuir J*eobs,M.I>e pretty and eminently . successful FraukUnville "acboolmarm," arrived at tbe Cape last

evening.

Mias lets Birch, of Millville, and Mias Mabel Parker, of Vineland, are making a two weeks stay at tbe Pier Avenue Ion. Bev. Wm. H. Myers, of Reading, P*„ who I*etyled tbe Talntage of the Lutheran pulpit In AmericaNi* -lopping at Congress Hall. \ ' Mi-a Resale 8. Dure, Mia* Anoie 8. Richardson, Marion J a roe* .young ladies prominent In Wilmington society, are vlaitlng tbe Misses Derickaon on Jack, son street. *■ "Nick" Young, of tbe base ball ataff of tbe Philadelphia Prtu, and Edwin A. Bimpaon, the crack player of the A. C. 8. N., are enjoying a stay at tbe LafayI.itlle Mis* Beatrice Carpenter was one ot the sweetest little buds In Cougrev* Hall's children's party last nigbtBheisa petite little blonde, and waa dressed In white lace, with pink aatiu

ribbons.'

Mias It Knowles, wbo Is making an tended st ay w Itfa her aunt at the Devon, one of the choicest of Philadelphia's young womjn, and i* much admired for her i- raonal charms and beautifuliarits

Tbe Children’* Hep a HeanUfal and Cape May SerVes-fnl Affair, (’eagre** Hall ipping at tfle Col | the Seme.

Louis Britton, a student at tbe Pinnsylvanla College of Dental Surgery, and formerly of the Kttnin'j Bu Ur Klin, of Philadelphia, and bl* charming

mgs.

Mist Anns, sre enjoying the hospitality tlilrtoeu, of friend* visiting at Cape May. 1-lieired ■

Mia* Sue Smedley, of Philadelphia, one of tbe most admired and esteemed youg ladle* known to Cape Msy summer society, I* just coming out of a six weeks' illneru with typhoid fever. Her complete recovery is now hoped for. Mr. George A. Rock, wbo has been clerk at Congress Hall until recently, has resigned bis position In order to aeek some rest before the opening of hi* winter eeaa*n In Washington, where he will be located at La Normandie. He will remain on bla farm In Virginia for a few weeks. He i* a very genial fellow and many here regret his departure. Col. Stewart did a kind act last even, ing in taking the poor vydf, "Little Jerry," Into tbe dancing room at Congress Hall to see the children in their beautiful dances. Jerry jfasNkjighteil at what be saw. He probably D>aoed the good ColoneJ for a penny before leaving him. Jerry ta a nice little fellow and everybody feel* kindly towaid

him.

Two pretty Japanese children. Miss- * Tami and Helen Takayanagi, aged thirteen ane eleven year*, respectively, are at Brown Villa, and are under tbe exre of Mr*. T. Sanzo, of tbe Beach avenue Japanese si. r.-. Tami has the most beautiful bead of black hair, of the richest gloss and finest texture we ever saw. They are the daughters of Torn Takayanagi, of New York, arid were born In this country. The father makes frequent viaits to them during their atay. Mr*. W. II. Beard hat just completed her tour of supervisiou at Seaside Home Cape May Point, and is very popular there, so much so that-lie remain* there longer than her allotted time In response to the desires of her many friends. The Home owe* moch of Its prosperity and usefulness to her energy in Its behalf. It is now accommodating two hundred and fifty-three gueeta. When Mrs. Beatd left there yesterday there waa a very large company on tbe platform to bid her* farewell and W eapres* their regrets at her departure. Tbe guest* st the Home are well provided for aud are very much lieOCfitted by tbeir sojourr, Tbe Home bq particularly well located for It* purposes, directly on the beach, where the full benefit of the eea air is

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Hall, ever at tbe front in the matter of summer ammusetneut*, •gain the centre of attraction last ng, on tbe occasion of the fTiild-H->p. mwiduclcd by Madam Ixmia, wbo haV given much atteutton to relicaraing the children sod bring the ceasful an issuf. The israhalled in tbe rotunda and a grand march made into tbe dancing hall. A waltz follow-1 in which many of the children participated. Then polka, after which tbe fancy began. The program waa aa

follows:

Polks Mazourka, Helen Cambios. La Tambourine. Regina Bartbraaler.and for tnrorr, Hornpipe. Banjo Jig^Jti and Willis Cambios. Cacbuca, May McConnell. Medley, Bessie Grant. Skirt Dance, kUllie Wallace, loudly applauded and repeated. Bow and Arrow, Regina HarVhmaier. Oxford Minuet, by all the pfipilv The' children were all then giventbe floor and danced a waltz and the papular two-step. An important and interesting item then, closed the children's entertainment, all j matching to the music parlor, where they were served with lefreslimeuts. j This delightful entertainment was very ■laterally patronized, fully eight huo-. dred persona passing through the doors.; In addition to the regular number-

give" above. SON lUrtbuuier, chi'ldretT .p,ul U... &SS- J| Dance, winning muri, favor. This, ii a i t j n , ( , rt ._Tbos I

graceful and expert little dancer brought down from Philadelphia by her! mother especially to take part in this 1

event.

Misa Wallace is a very pretty girl of!

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Philadelphia—Geo llsliowell. E B Gteoli

and wife. John Bio As. Hr E C Thoms*. W M llilbuuiu, wife and . hild New York—Albert B*u«h aud wife, PA Brockman, wife and dsngbier, Harry

C Howland

Camdao—Wm. F Miss Rae Figi_.

Somerville, S J—W / or

lich—John Prnyn

Philadelphia—M II Mortimer. George Asbbridgr, Samuel L Pemberton, II A

Brown

Philadelphia—Jos W Shannon, Mrs Geo A Allen, Mrs J C Parry, Mias J K Kinkade, Mias Cranksbsw, Mis* E I. Crawksbaw,, Mrs Wm Wolatencr* Marysville, Pa—J S Funk, George E

Btnusbaugh

Pittsburg—E 8 Wright and wife,Mi Jean 8 Wright, I T Wood, wife and

daughter, E E Wiight

Bueks'County, Pa— Mia* M M Buck-

man. Mi*# T II Huckmtn

Philadelphia— Sam'l J Sharpies

Wilmington—\V A Speaknun Allegheny, Pa—Mrs John Csldi Rosemrmt—Ms* Hutchiinion,

eyt, Mis* K Hey I

Philadelphia—Fleming Janie* and (amily, John C Well* aud wife, J Geo Lex, Mis* C Lex, Charles James, Francis J Bird, Miss Josie Born. H Hathaway, Theresa E Benuich. Mias C U Pretzach, John A Gill Washington—Fannie A Laey. Jennie D Lacy. Minnie E Lacy. Hits A Revilla. Nettle Hallum - f B Dunham, W B Muni

CONGRESS HA IT.

Tue P. E. Sharpless Butter, th hrated Delaware county GllPEdge Butter, for which everybody i* asking, is fur sale only at Halpio A Bro's IMteisior Market, 113 Wasbiugtoii street. Kin—! table butuT in the market. * At the Iron Pier, Cape Msy. Morning 10.30, afternoon •TJO, Evening 8 30. High class, novel and refined vaudeville company, presenting tbe latest and best novrltie* of the American and European stage. 10 30 and 3 30, in addition to regular prograynme. Punch

Newp.1

Carey, Mar

Mo-Mm

■J H Rumiilie a

Bull! of briek, situa'rd on a bluff, with a clear outlook over the Ocean, and provided with every comfort and louvenieno Tb* rooms are airy, cosy and charmingly fitted A hr i-uiaine and service unexeeiied. ami there is a lovely six acre lawn. Passenger elevator, elcvfrk- Islla, fiiwt^-lass Isuudry. fire-escapes, sod tbe most complete arrsiigemenla for -'lOOGuest*. Congress Hsll has been recently renovated. repsiDUxi and nut in excellent eimdMwm- The sanitary arrangemeuU are of the most approved pattern aud are now perfect. MRK. J. F.l'AKK.

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

S» <; M tSHIXGTO* ST.,

Direct Importation^:

Seat to P®-! OBre llaiMIng d most resaonsMe j rh-cs

I. II. Smith a Son, (7 Wsahiogton street, for tailoring of any description Old Sol. Kxo< kkd Oi:t.—The |>ain ■ of sunburn will im-taDtly disappsr if you use Pioaud'a Bsume Dermlgue. Sold by J. 8. fiemon, Congrea* Hal!

YUZUKJIAN BROS.

and her splendid daneing

elicited much applau-- and many high cumplatnenta. She was besutifully attired In rod lace, woven with gold, red slippers and red stockings. She i* tbe daughter of Mrs. Clara Wallace, of

Philadelphia.

Little May McConnell, who danced so nicely Csefaoca, la tbe daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J J. McConnell, who*, loveiy Queen Anne collage i» on Jack-

Beach avenue. She waaj

Helen Carey, Harold Carey Philadelphia—Cbriat ana. I Rumpp

For a Ktjlte rig aud a

rsHAShej.pitd.Mn is Burke, F I. Bbcli

m A Simj ~>n. A J pharmacy.

s bottle of Marcy UV illy prepared Mosquito sure prevent I ve^-Congr

Lockhart sod Miss M E Shaw

Manraster—U N Howcli.w Ke and Bevelly, N J—Wm II Beatty

I, 47 Wasblhgton i ' Fan* I Fan*'

;, ribbon

and stock-!

lauzo'* ,!*pan,-*c ^Art

ThUjc little Bailor boys,

blue-trimmed character costumes, w real cute, so to Speak. They " Masters- Robert, Dalis* aud_Brein Kooua, son* of Mr. and Mr*. J.

Koons, gue*

white.

Tbe names of all the children, so far j WmlMlofSey, Jo* W Crawfo ■ could be gathered, areas follows; j Wood,/J P Murphy. Mr* R 1 Anus Scully, Constance Quirk. Res* e Mis* Nan Coryell, Miaa Emm.

tf

Fix Rajenetlea! Charge!

The Wsshiogton Light Infantry have overcome all' intervening force and will endeavor to enter this city In military array on the twentieth'of this month. Since we do not care to sscrifice Company II in a sanguinary struggle it will Is- better to permit them to enter, and mquer them with kindness. They

Windsor, CAPE MAY,_N. J-

FturU Sena, 1891 Capacity, 300. Location Unsurpassed.

Philadelphia- Miss J*ne L Z.bley.Mlsa Annie R Msrston, Hen.y W Maiston, Mr* Samuel Furman, Wm Carson, W G .'orson and wife. Miss Annie Con.land, W Hors»y, Jo* W Crawford, Stuart

A Coryell-

Scully, Constance Quirk. Bewae ' Mis* Nan Coryell. Miaa Emma Coryell, , Grillin, R. Dill Gallagher, Elsie New. j MU* Virginia Coryell, Mum A Coryell, ! will

, Marie Mclihenny, Willie Eeopoldt.! U I.iun Coyle and wife, M W Newton, they have forgotten tbeir art. It in ie Howell. Edith Reev.-a, Florence! MV MV -Newton, FL Newton, Helen' now live year* since tbeir l**t n, Clara Brown, Virginia Arthur,' Newton, C P Kirby, John Ogden, Edw ' > isit though they have aiway* expressed Mathide Forney Filler. Bessie Greul, ] McMiclesm j » preference for Cape May, but have Helen K Cambio*. Sarah Ureenebaum, j WilmlDgtoq,,Del—II Baird, wife ami | h«cn persuaded, for several year*, to Cambios. Kiith Hartwell. Bessie three children. Klwood C Jeffries, E S j visit Atlantic City and this year an cfGoode, Lula Putzel. Barnett, Josie Gina, ' Baird, R C Bredwaj^’H B Bradway 1 fort was made by loth Atlantic and Kitie Kernan, Mib.1 Boiilh, L-uie | Woodbury, N J-Mrs JH H M.looy- !.■ nj Branch to secure them. :Patrick. Irma Smith. Elia Brooks | Miss V A Malony | ~~

Tyndall, Ethel Bmith, Gallagher,Caroirtia Reilly, Lr Bailie Bcllaugy, Ella B-dl*U| O't’are, Mab I Lafore. Mauiw Mary Quirk,Ahee Dwyer. I.

Heleu Williams. R-be Hoik, It Fizard, Carrie Benezrf, Katie It.tty, Maggie RtUy, Looisr Filzgibbon,

R Dougherty, Julia Ryan

James Kecdy Banner-man, Baby Helen Cohen, Eddie Filzgibbon, Willie U Dougherty, Walter Patxel, Willie hernan Cambio*, John J McConnell, Jr, Robert Gearhart, Waller Greenabaum, Victor Greenabaum, Eugene Wllkiua, Edward GrlfUn, Hayward Jenkins,Harry Miltou, Burger I-ercb, Freddie Sutterle, Philip W*l*h, Dally Walsh, Theobald O'Hara, Wm Slngerly McCartney, WilKesen, Lula Bally, May McConuell,

Anna .Scully.

"Terle tbougbls" will be on the pro. greme ol the Hassler Tcatlmonial tomorrow night. It is a charming oompoeltlon by Mr. John W. Bratton, a brother of Mrs. Grant, a favorite guest at Congress Hail.

Camden. N J—

* D Wea

I. II. Smith

O.vi: BLOCK FROM PAMNKNUKR STATION. N CARKKT HOI SF. TO THK Nl'RF.

NTRICTLY ITRST-< l.ASS IX ALL IT* AFPOI.NTMKXTN.

WAlsTER W. F V of Philadelphia, Proprlt’lor.

■a Creagh,! Arthur Vroom, J Lea Garrison y. Louisa | NeJreYbrk—Cha» E Bray Mulligan.! Brooklyn—JF Carson

tin Bu*b.: Con»h!.liockcn, Pa-Mr and Mr* H C

Paikoaburg, Pa—Chat B Clowd wife Germantown—Jabez Gate* and wife ! ,te Crcan M.-’mi.-i, N Cbo.MI„, „ , L „„ M II, wife aud *on nikbiug goods. All the If - Salem, N J—F I’ Casper 1 So Washington

cUitliing, fur

—. —j palatable,

but more easily digested. Itrmeuber this, you who drink milk these warm day*, and then do"not gulp it down, but

drink it slowly.

In tUl extreme hot weather to stimulate the blood and refresh you. drink

Favorite Cream Root Beer.

Wc are pleased to state that Cape May bat a first-class dancing teacher. -

We refer to Madam L. Louis, wbo has “ t 1 1 ° .D*", «b charge of th* children'. b*IU sod enter- Wrmlued the breaker. U.

talumeuta at Congress Hall. This lady comes highly recommended by both tbe K aas aud her former patrons, ami we re no doubt the will do well, feeling assured aa we do that tbe most exacting cannot find fault with bar mode of lostrnoUou.- bhe ia both wortbyandcompetent. She bolds moominendallons from the roost distinguished citizens of Southern and Northern cltiea. if

Killed the Track. An unknown min waa killed yvterday morning by the Ocean City express at Glaaaboro. Its waa walking north on the aontb bound track. Engineer Harry Rianhardt blew bla whittle aa a warning to the man, but instead of leaving tbe tracks be left tbe one be was on and crossed to the north track Immediately In front of the engine ae though purposely, aud was thrown high In tbe air and cruabod to death. He was not Identified but many though him to be a Joseph Smith, wbo had been keeping e speak easy, at Millville.

Parler Fair.

Miaa France* Ferguson will bold epar-

lor fair oo Thursday, Augnat (tb, from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m , at her cottage South

Lafayette street sod Wlodaor

ins that oo* visit la sure to TtsTfo Tb ? r » wiu *”> 00 wtel-loo fee charged,

others. t

and all are invited to come. Tbe proceed* wilt be devoted to the benefit of the Society for tbe Prevention of

Cruelty

Seonlight Balhing Parly

Thirteen .ventured into tin- sari. Thirteen. Thick of li I What courage. What daring of fat- ! But they went m anil Uiey came out, sail ly. even rejoicing, and fated tlilneeu apparently ' lot, in thl* particular instance, altheir divtmy In the le*»t. They a flue lime, and a* if to da-c the •tie ocean and thennmber thirteen.

surf and o'l over

long aa they could endure

It. They went rasing al >ug Hie bard beach and thousands gaxed in rapture at them. They didn't go out very far, for were not thirteen l here? lint it

waa a beautiful evening. Tbe I shone brightly and illuminated

scene so prettily that description could not do it justice. Tbe party came from

OPPOSITE CONGRESS HALL

Two Squares from Station, CAPE MAY. N. J.

J. R. WIIaSON, - Proprietor.

^HOTEL * COLUMBIA,

Wyoming. Miss Carrie was miatrraa ol ceremonies and did nobly. Bessie held tbe position of deputy, remained out of tbe water. Bhe might have got wet otherwise. The guilty individual* are here named: Charles Lyman, Miaa Ella Lyman, Robert Fowdsn, Mrs. A. II. Reeves, Misa Kecvoa, Harry Reeves, Theodor Reeves, Miss Mamie Hagtee, Harry Staarr, Conductor Matthews, CarrlelB.

Foster.

Champagne soda, Marcy fc Mecray'a. Soft Cream Coooanot Cakes at Nuts', 51 Washington street. The grekt soooeas of confectioner* ia dne to tbeir delicious flavorings, they use Favorite Extracts so should you. Try it and be convinced.; Tbe photographs made by A. P. A H. B. Todd are greatly admired and their Increased patronage is due to the excellence of tbeir woHc. tf Nickle clocks hoc up, at Smiths, N< 8 Washington at. iiapploan la a ble*alnc. To obtain it requires good health. Drink Pa*orite Cream Root Beer and It is Mcompliabed. The celebrated Boyd and Thompson K bes are tbe popular drinks at the yette wine room.

Belaware Bay Bouse jd-s

AT CtTK iH BOAT LANDIXC

Reno fa lea Throughout. Directly on the Bay Shore. Rooms all overlook the bay. Broad and shaded porches.

A pleasant place ol sojourn.

BATH *HOUSES +ATTACHED

Cuisine First-class

Ti:ne, Cn.vn*,

»* from Cape Msy

idnlgbl. Mesia will be

every baif hour during i lb tif the accessories de

A GRAND PLACE viaitoia to Cape May City to visit and enjoy an Inimitable dinner or supper. OEOROE IT. BA.TES, Of Oreen's Hotel, Mb and Chestnut HU., rhUadelpbia.

WILLI^NI T. STEVJE^fS, Contractor & Builder, <’or. JeOerwen and Coriclf KtrecU, Estimate* Given. Batlefection guaranteed.

Marine Villa,

C APE MAY, N. J. Favorably known lor the past eighteen years as the most popular, eligibly located and desirable ol seaside hotels. All modern improvements, perfect drainage and ventilation, natural spring and filtered water,air entirely free Irom humidity and miasma. MRS. F. HAI-I.FXBF.CK.

DO YOU MENU TO EJiJOI FIRE PASTRY Afip DESSERTS! USE

F

avortte Fvtrarfc LAVORING D AU atli *

''jpKH ^A^b-TOK, Onpe May Point, IV. «I.

The leading hotel : aocommodates 350 gueala: Immediately on the beach, near President Harrison'* collage ; elevator, electric betis and all modem improvemenu; new management; appointments, service and cuisine unexcelled ; electric road to Cape May ; popular price*, 82.50 per day, 88 to (15 per week.

L- MADD0CK, PBOPRIFTOB.

PERCY-HALDEMAN HAKAUEB.

EXCEI-MIOR MOT AND COLD SeaWater Baths.