CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PCBLXSHED EVERY MORNING,

> Editors dt Publishers.

WEDNESDAY^ AUGUST 17. 1892. Orest gime to4sy. Tscony is coming down to show Cspc Msy bow to play ball. They rsuk with Camden and A. C. 8. N. Hot work is surely to be expected. Don’t miss it.

The I.idiea' Schubert Quartette hare created quite a furore and ererybody is anxious for an opportunity to bear them again. This will be given at Congress Hall to-morrow evening, at the grand concert and ball in farewell to

the talented ladies.

At the photographic establishment of the Messrs. A. P. A II. B. Todd, at tbs foot of Congress Hall lawn last evening three frames, hung on the outside containing tintypes, were carried away bodily, an exhibition of malicious mischief we are sorry to hear of. The Messrs. Todd are very Indignant and would like very much to know who Is the perpetrator. Last year a sign was stolen from them and they are beginning to form some decided opinions as

to who is the thief.

0Lii* Gtiesls. And other Person<^«Mentlon.

'tngton, I

*>jdga r H.

Mrs. E. f*. Potter, of W

t the Arlington.

Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Bowman, ol

ingteu, are Wyoming guests. Butler, the Philadelphia

, —-ompanied by his wife, is

stopping at the Windsor.

Mr. Croxier baa it all bis own way at Williamson Cottage, being the only gentleman among a doccn girls. MIm Harriet Palmer, of New Brunsick. Is at the Williamson Cottage ith her friend, Dr. Carrie Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Arrison, of Philadelphia, are guesu at the Windsoi My. Arrison is a wealthy retired mcr

Ucmmuuiration.

. “VIStTOB,” COXTRinVTOIt

Starlights.

Wiley's Congress baths are op| ie evenest bathing, where the I opee most gradually and wen

owds bathe.

Cluht. Miser

Base ball to-day.

The postofBse business for August is Hai.t, Aug. 13. 1*92. | TCr - v mucl1 greater than for August 1891.

-ome out of your biding ] Rftse, Sullivan and Ramsdcll have i is a sure preveutivi. . and let ns look upon your guilty, ter- heco off on a short vacation but will re- j pharmaey.

ror-stneken face. We don’t wpnderyou turn this week. _ Trunk*, jalises. etc . a b id. You are simply out «Mt: You ; Etcher-catcher Fairmcn, of Cdfegtfias I * 1? 1

*° “T ;' C 7 nOU ^’ 'i You to eign with Cape Ms, ...west price,:’ New‘ship are not an ,dm Iral, general, or ereu a next season. He was the feature of yee- jv l<oat»wain's mate, and you are siot' terday’s Congreas-Lafayette game. s

-.mv of ,,, ,, C , M

Tb, ,„ d „ i„ 0 „. The , na Nl , r0 , , de I * j • Chettet th ■MtoUs M Sm 1— the Caimleu ■ S';i“ Tu T ,

.WM, IW,,™ D.V, tlt. ,J. A. hteCIhCrttleb..,,

a- j justodenedat T. Sanzj’. Japanese j Store, Bevch avenue, near Pier.

w decorated e:

People at Cape Hay are very aceptleal about new-railroad to-Cape-May eu. terpriaea. Each attempt to build one has been accompanied by eo much humbug and baa developed eo mnch rascality, that the subject la tiresome and la usually met by scoffing and ridicule. But, some day the thing will be done. The troubled waters of roguery, chicanery, humbug, which have heretofore overwhelmed It, will be bridged and the Idea will reach maturity and will grow and thrive until we wake up aome morning to find Its tangible representative, a new railroad, at oar rery gates. It la inevitable, hut we fit not wise enough even to guess intelligently as to when this Idea may take life and shape. It his been an Idea long, ft will no doubt prove difficult for it to come out of the misty reelm of sprites into physics! life, but, tome day, aomc day, It will do It. T|>e field la regarded as a particularly profitable one. Henoe the efforta to secure new railroad

A Stab reporter recently asked Mr. George W. Boyd, assistant paaacngoi agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad," “What la the beat way In which to ad. vertiac Cape May?” and be replied, “By keeping tbe city In perfect order and furnishing numerous attractions and entertainments. These induce people to oome when other things would fsU. Each large hotel ehould have a eoutin uous round of amusements, as Congress Hall has, and the guests visiting them would Induce friends to come because of the enjoyment, and woeld surely return |u following scaeons just as guests return season after aiaaou to Congress Halt There would be greater inducemoots to familks to rent and occupy cottages also, because they would come furling assured of a pleasant tints dur-

ing tbelr stay.’*

It Is probable that Mr. Boyd, In bis capacity as an official of tbo Pennsylvania railroad, has done more advertising of Cape Msy than any other person and his opinion Is therefore valuable. The amusements attract must attention to resort and should be kept going. His opinion is also very flattering to Mrs. Cskc and to Congress Hall. Tbe popularity of tbe Hall, under past and present management by tbe Col. and Mrs. Cake Is probably largely ac -■tfojnusupr In the fact that there is al /aye eo much pleasure to be bad then —eo many and various entertainment*. The experience there should prove vxlu iblc to other hotels.

Faith Bolaford, daughter of tbe Rev. J. P. Botafon], of Wenouah, Is ith her sister, Mrs. Dr. Harry gClark

t the Arlington.

Kossuth will be 88 years old on Sep u-mber 1. Many of us who remember Koesuth’spolitlcal troubles in the fifties,

laglnc we are boys yet. gene raised,,r -

Mr. John W. Tim. oue of Pittshnrg'a oldest and staunchest merchants, ,j/ spending pleasant summer hours at the Arlington with hia friend, Wm. Bow

ere, of Baltimore.

Mm. X. Perry Edmunds, who has been enjoying a few days stay here, among old friends, a III return Long Iilsud home to-morrow very much benefited by her visit. Miss Msdje Smith, of Bridgeport,P Miss Eva M. Russell, of Philadelphia, two very Interesting Devon guests, and Mias Bertha Slwri, are together enjoylag the season's pleasures. Mr. and Mrs. Uetb Canfield, of St. Augustine, Fla., have arrived at tht Cape, Mr. Canfield placing himself under the medical care of his cousin. Dr. Carrie Marsh, of New Brunswick. F. W. Palmer, Public Printer to National Government, is with bis family at tlie Griffith Cottage. Yesterday tboy joined tbe family of R. R. Miller, Windsor avenue,on the Wildwood excursion. Miss Edith Ayers, a Germantown fairy, of many accomplishments and a skillful performer upon the banjo, is spending August with her most inti, mate friend. Miss Marion Bcux-ll,mt the

Devon.

Henry A. Jackson, Cbarles B. Jackson, J. W. Geary and Stephen Reeves were out shove Bennett’s station yesterday morning for wild pigeon, and returned with thirty-one, the result of two boon gunning. John Price Wetberill and family, who hare been sending the summer in Europe, are expected to return by the Hamburg line this week,when they will immediately resume occupancy of their Columbia avenue cottage. Coleman is the name of twin broth- » now 92 years of age,neither of whom er knew a day's sickness, never tasted liquor nor used tobacco. One is a farmer at Glovcraville, N. V., the other a Methodist minister at Fond du Lac,

Wis.

Mr. Charles P. Gray left tbe Devon on Monday to look after bis business affaire in Washington a few days, preparatory to making a European tour. Esily next week he and Mrs. Gray will .o vovage, taking the

Utter prepare to go lUe D „ or he’s not an admiral tllfy

:hey. No graves are :1 „., rec » moB iceptiog those of ad- their great ulrals, gencfat*. emperors, Ac. The ’rival.- aoidierand sailos—oo grave dec.rations fOr’him. no honors. He was good enough to be ahol and he waa good for nothing elae. Pensions are to be abolished excepting to admirals and

tbe aforemeationeu author.

at It la wrong to commissioned sol-

diers and sailors, and of corns: tliat settle* 1L Now Mr. “Visitor” don’t you object anymore to Oils dictum, for you may be hang.-.l up by tbe thumbs, for your temerity, have one-balf your head shaved, and tbe buttons taken from yonr coat, for you see, you belong to tbe "eommou herd” aud of course you don't count, since tbe abolition of the Declaration and the old-fashioned American idea about people being “free and equal.” The Idea of such a thing: Why, nobody's any good unless he’s an admiral or a general. Certainly not. What’s the matter with you, “Visitor." Scat: A PulvAir..

Private Boarding

First-class cottage boarding. 1-arg rooms, nicely furnished Good ublRcasonsbl.- rstes. No. 1* Pier ave.lt

u. At the ing a good a

., ; ills Studio, Stockton baths.

lal Him

The

li euthui

o their delicious ll

Ka^rite Extracts a

It and U convinced. ■'^our kitchen

the big capture c

ue scaly tribes of the deep. I To compli Go to tbe ball park to-day and see a department inc game. Cijie May and Tmcony. I ' n ^’"

Prof. Thomas J. Riley, who i. here,

challenges any man to a swimming race, | prices. L»'

iver any route wuicb may be selected, j Smith. No. 3 Washington at. lere is an opportunity for any ambi-1 Fou Salk.—A cottage an loua swimmer. Ho baa lost bat six! of land in tlue condition, acea out of sixty one. Min and money j ® f, y ,ro t*. on ® mil e from

American I A PP „.

If.

ivoringa. they i should you.

expert xt -aparr-

i McLsau

ex - i of S'

Oi.u Sot.. Knotki uburu will ins

8 1° K‘*e iC Girard

Prof. Billy McLean v Cape May soon and is pre i sparring exhibition-

Opera House at s dale hereafter to lx i- Several well kmiwa artists m tbe fistic arena will be Introduced. Prof. McLeuris one of the finest at scientific sparring and will attract a great number to this decidedly unique tnu-r-

taiumeut at Cape May.

! For a stylish rip aud a safe Harry Mulliner’a livery sts

•pike near bridge.

Ladles do you want nat ohii-ks and fair complexion dr

ite Cream Hoot Beer.

Go to I. L. Sbeppvd for i nisbing goods. All thp lati

2’i Washington street.

Mr. Kmtbc Serenaded

Mr. E. Enabe, of Baltimi dl-known piano manufacture!

visitor to Cape Msy for the past sevenn seasons, rcccitid a birthday teredo laat evening by Simon Hassler’s orchestra at 11 o'clock, Immodlatcly after the concert and hop. “My Maryland" was first given, followed by the

beautiful cornet solo, ••Schnbert’i kj Elbe! ‘Allen!

Serenade,” by Mr. Seifejili, with by K „ ok Kichardson; secou ■rcbestn accompaniment. Mr. Kuahe L riz ,. WiUie nrichea: third hoy va. presented by .Mr. D. R. Patterson Clarence Llpper. Booby prize

md Mr. Phil. Cake, thanked Mr. | Clmiu. lasaler and his friends and spoke feel-I - m ing of his pleasant Capa May asaocla-1_CocoAnnt Almond*

A Donkey.

The following young ladies and genemen participated in a donkey jarty, at Carroll Villa, last evcnlngi.' Mxy and Helen Ryan. Marguerite sni Mary TShout*; Ethel, Daisy, Bessie and Flor- ] cnee Allen, Emma and May Op|>cn‘h® I helm, Gri»,ic Baird. Anna Uughlin. ® a j Robbie Lee and Jos. N. Ulman, Walter r * D - Allen, Marshall Uughlin, David, Jr., aud Irvin Baird, Clarence Lippcr, Willie Delchea, Frank Richardson, E. and L. Hail. First girls’ prise was won by Emma Oppcnbeim, second girls' prize, by May Oppenheim; third girls' prize.

CONGRESS HATX

CAPE MAY, ST. J.

Built of brick, sitna’ed on a bluff, with a clear outlaok over the Ocean, and provided with every comfort aud eouvenienc--. The rooms are airy, cosy and charmingly fitt*-d : the cuisine ami service uncxcelh-d. and there is alovely six sere lawn. Passenger elevator, electric I “lit. first-class laundry, fi re-escape*, and tbe most complete amugrraenU for 300 Guests. ( oow« Hall has been recently rrnova-t«-d. repainted ami nut ill excellent condition. The sanitary arrangements are of tbe most approved pattern and are now perfect. MRN. J. F. CAKE.

.Magnificent and Complete Line of Oriental Rugs, Portieres, Embroideries,

At No. c w ashixerox st.,

Next to Post Office Building.

Direct Importation.

YUZUKJIAN BROS.

Washington street.

Nuss

At the Pier.

On Thursday evening there will be a fine display of fireworks on a schooner to be anchored off the end of tbo iron ier, It will be well worth seeing and large number will probably visit the

pier for that purpose.

Tbe subscription bsil tblf war set >wn for to-morrow evening at Con tss Hall, has been abandoned to make ay fora grand Schubert concert and ill, as announced iu our advertising ]

| Lost. — Monday evening, botw Catholic church and Decatur stn-e gold stick pin, form of a Maltese Or sot iu pearls. Kinder please return Mrs. Mack tin's store. Lost.-.Gold stick pin. small diamond, form of clover leaf. Finder return to Hotel Devon or Bensell's cottage, North aud Grant street, and leceivo

The next gnat ciin-rUinmeal will be e Schubert Farewell Concert, to be I lowed by a grand ball, at Congress sll to-morrow evening.

, li,.

TflC Windsor, CAPE MAY. N. J. Frtealh Seasoa, 1892. Capacity, 300. Location Unsurpassed.

O.YE It LOCK FROM PAVSEAGER .STATION. NEAREST 1IOC.SE • TO THE SCRT.

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS

ITS

’POINT.®! ENTS.

IN ALL

WALTER W. CwRKKN, ■ •f Philadelplila, Proprietor.

THE POPULAR

. Wet

Her i

ral i

uous, changing never. Her beach drive remains iotaat, fortunately; board walk baa tbe same ojien^ee healthful surroundings, patronized by the beet classes in evening rambles. Tbe bathing ground does not only maintain its prestige, but. If anything, baa Ion decline, la utterly free from holes or dangerous condition*, entered to safe depths, as every one should, snd the msny minor attractions follow sufficient M pies to snd entertain all who come, in almost sny wsy desired. But of tbe special attractions thst offer many happy moments to ber patron*. Cap* Msy msy this season foci* prond, beginuing, as they did, with tbe Independence Day celebration, and continuing to the present reign of the Ladlos’ Sobubert Concert Company, of Boston, and step further on to brighter at traction* still, the advent of the mill, tary—tbe eoming^fneampmeut of tbe Washington LightIhfantry. This fine military organization from the National Capital will oome on by ■ poo lal train Friday night and reach here early Saturday morning, to remain until Monday, 29th. Tenu are being pitched oo Coo gre*» Hall lawn.' on tbe Perry-strect side, of which there will be over forty,

■ hundred

immaod who are exP- The Washington Port Band, a crack musical organisation, will probably accompany them, and with tbe bright scene* of military camp life, parades and exhibition drills, the stiA-ing music will not be an Onlnteresting feature, This is a stirring season at Cape May, a full town is enjoying It and the fullness thereof will sorely continue to the end of the present month. In noison with thealtraclions presented.

and Mrs. aid Hi*. Jacob Lodge, who bare been at tbe Devon scveial months, returned to their Philadelphia home yestciday, sue after making a visit to Island^ Heights, when Lodge has property interests, w

sums Cape May life.

MhurCHare Powell, a fair and hand some Colombia guest, tod Miss Dollle Roberta, the belle ol Ocean aveuue colony, were much admired oo yesterdsy, attired in pretty pi in pftessiog contrail to tbelr richly shad-

ed blue umbrella*.

Mr. Earnest Lynd and bis friend, Thos. McDonald, jolly young Pblladclphlsos, are happily yielding tin up to love’s young dream. But, boys, •rober, dream* lead to realities sod they msy be’^bleased realillcs"or otherwise. Who can tell. Tbo^piuspccta, however, seem to be very favorable in

’ Cspc May’s favoriu

.. ... V j the Repo II give one admission to boih j j n ,| 1( . p, i hop. Lrt there be a liberal -t-

igrresionat District tl

ie Emma Nurlke’s Conrert fiuelke’t Testimonial Coocert Congress Hall last evening was a vc happy tffalr indeed. Several hundred of the elitt of Cape May were present and manifested a hearty appree atiou of tbo fine program given. Eneores < demanded of the eminent artistes A splendid llttiodancv of half an 1 followed and we noticed In the room among tbe large nnmber who remained Mias Laura Iltnnam. Miss Anna Pabst, Mias Florence Schmidt, Mist Lillie Hall and Mr Cotter, of Baltimore; Earnest Lynd. Thomas McDonald, Miss Eva Russell, Miss Madle Smith, Mis* Edith Ayers, Miss Leu* Victor, of CmcinnaUi; Mrs Cambios, Miss Stone,Miss Douglass, Mist Powers, Mias Roberta, Fullerton J Dougl are. II Peraldade Cooaoene, Harry H Belknap. Andrew Y Bradley. T D Newmyer, Miss Carrie Sarrie Bseltzer, Miss EUs McCormack, Dr H Uellemsnn, Mias K Howell, Mrs Beal, Mias Brockman, Mrs O'Donnell, Mist Ben tell. Miss Loswy, Mi.. Mary Sloun, Mia* Cohen, Mis* Berth i Steele, Mr D C Wescott, Mr Thor Butcher,Mr* Urob, Mia* Forney, Mrs Colelsxer,Miss Derlcksoo, Mr Geo W Boyd.Mr Knsbe, E O Wsgeoburst, Adam Suelke, Mist Minnie Pabst, Mist Putzelj, Miss Mamie Maguire, Mr and Mrs Fltblan, MiasTrost, Mrs Vanemsn,Mi»* K.yser, Mrs Greeusbaum, Mias Gussie Keyser, of Washington, a beautiful brunette, tbe moat handsomely dressed ladle* present, gowned in pink brown mulle. Her handsome dark tresses were

brightened by tht q net fish pink bow.

The Schubert Quartette had a Urge ■dience at the Shoreham, Cape May

Point, last evening.

Siii=£isIE=^FJClll mill

ivc BETWEEN

5 WILDWOOD

AND

CAPE MAY

EACH

Tuesday | Friday

shown lor these cultured artiste*. Everybody teem* glad the Ladi.s’ Schubert Quartette nlll again appear'berc before taking their departure, snd this sentiment certainly favors a grand •'send off' for them to-morrow night. Tbe concert will close in lime for an extended indulgence in terpsicborran de-

lights

Coeoanut Bonbons, deiieion*, at

Nuts', 51 Washington atreet.

1 t very anuoytog to cat desert or

j^xstry 1 hat ^ hire poor

Extracts. P. A U.

tograpber*. a., icr u> do fine work rot of Congress Hi

The P E. Sharpies* Uu’

bra ted DeUware coun'y Gilt Edge Bui

everybody is asking, U

avoid it by i

; -In tie year is 2 y Mr. Thru | Hughes, of this county, was j Congressman, and Thos H. Hughtsw, Cape May’s first, last, and oqly Co grezsman. It ha* been sixty three y. a since Cape May county ha* hid tl honor of having a member of Congre: accredited to ber. but we do n< this is beeause that in all these ;

not one C*l*e May man has reached the necessary prominence in political life to l

draw tbe attention of the District to Friday August lah. that there have not been at good

•ility and Ig’are Cape May City 10 30 a tve claim- Learc W ildwood 2

^HOTELj; COLUMBIA,tfr NV. U. EXITEaSKY. Uteot Hotel Dayton, WlMwood lleach. X

Fare for Round Trip, 50c.

icn, equal with others. In

j worth, in political life, who

Todd, (ho a-Ustic pho- cd ,f , P* M, J “ ,, '® ir ,,on ‘® better equipped than i Lx-Senator Walter S Leading. ’ their galleries, jthis county, is a candidate for the C

Igrestlonxl nomioation. He 1* will, and

cele-1 we think favorably, known in the five The-e irsin* hav

. . counGesof this Distriot. In this hi.^SSSTittfe.rt for til* only at H.lplu A Bro’s Excel- j ,inl ®« vounty he bis the eonfideoee of tior Market. :H WsshingUm street. ! the ]«ople and parly leader* ami work- - " tlliont douh

inest table butter in tbo msrket. • j c rs. and bs. tbe exjs-rienee and polltl- i PrewY^ 0 { , ^ r,unit '" of ■**"<1108 J B T Tild 1, , 0 ^. r rexU , v"Smired VJi P U “ ‘ li " •» >*>'? velebr.'te.lM| d’wo^dPart VtlTs 1 loere^J MtroM« U ” u^ m the ei * ith ,D> ' c:, '"'' d * ,c lik * 1 )’ I* j 1 rrMrt “yled tl.e “Most Picccllcnee o^tbri^work. tf " | l’ r< ''' DUrd 10 ‘ h ® Uouvcntiou. His ctn- tu,CH *°® S -!'° l on ll »e Jersey Coast." Origlnsi sra-shore souvenir spoon I d 1 id * CT . ou . s ! d 10 •* c0, « lhe considers- A Free SIUHCtitn In Nntnral

days since the proprietor of the

Arlington received a com-nunication from three ladies, residing in cottages close to the hotel, to tbe effect that, as tbe proprietor bad on several occasions contributed to the pleasure of tbelr

summer sojourn, by lovitlng them round of pleasures iosinuted for enjoyment of the guests of

bouse, thst they would like to show their appreciation of hit kiodoe** by giving a progressive euchre party to tbe proprietor and guett* of thj hotel. Tbo prizes, sixteen iu number sod of much value, were contributed by Mrs. Henry C. Llppiuoott. Mrs. Clarence Bitters, daughters of ex-Senator Beldin. of this state, and Miss Wood, daughter of ex-Mayor Wood, of Salem, N. J. Tbe participant* were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Weber, Mi-t Mary L’E*. trange, Hon. B. F. Wood, Miss A. Wood, Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence Bitters, Mr. and Mr*. H. G. Llppincou, Miss Douglas Kromer, Mis* G. Wurman, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Clark, Miss Mamie

ip, Mr. Ed. S. Kromer. Mr. aud

Mr*. Millard Sickler, Mis* Conover, Mis* Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Luptoo, Mias Wormsn, Mbs Grier. Mbs Hattie Chew, Miss RJsb Wood, Mr. B. CotUugbam.'Mr. Gso. "Jrlxromer, Mr. Wm. Bowen, Mr. M. K. Snlffen. Mrs.

M. P. TLadinm, Mr. Alex. Dodd.

■s to the

IVoosl.

Republi-

can party iu the Assembly and Senate n — of theSute, and his staunch Rrpubli- CharleS L. Webster & Co.'S

can Urn would give to any other county of the Dbtrict. Ami we are mbtakeu if tbit U not what Cape May intendInsbt upon, and what every true Repub-

lican iu the county now expects.

Sinee 1855, or tluee tbe organisation of the Republican party iu the Dbtrict,

Cumberland county bas had

gressmen: lasi.h D. Clawson and John T. Nixon. Salem baa bad two: Clem.

Sinoickson and George Hire*.

FICTION,

Fact and Fancy Series

Just Published.

The Master ok Silence: A

Romance. By Irving

htd three: John F. ’Start,

George M. F.obcson and C. A. Bergen. Gloucester, one Republican—John W. Hazleton—and the only Democrat elected during thb time, Tbo*. M. Fnrell. Atlantic connty. when a part of this

Dbtnct, had William Moore.

May list htd NONE.

Bacheller.

Ibe Master of Silence Is

Marine Villa, C APE 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. HALLENBECK.

icau-.snd reals in a sink Inc way with the lenity of nilinl‘reading *—N. a. World. (Hirer Volumes in the Fame Series.

Don Finimondone : Calabrian Sketches. By Elisabeth j ® roccr *- Cavazza. I

hpreui H*uee. Selected Poems. By Walt,

ng on Friday. 12th iost., and Whitman.

3 iSt: , T '- : Gekmak Emi-ekor and j Railroad will run »]«cUl excursions to HlS EASTERN NEIGHBORS.

Anglcaea, Wildwood aud Holly Beach. TJ V

by apeoial train, leavlog Cape Slav at L. * lOUItnej’ BlgelOW. IP- 3 ®. . “i_ | R®‘jj™ , “«_irt»S^ijoHy j Merry Tales, By Mark

” 1 ° *-— 1 *- . Twain. STAMPED CLOTH. WITH GILT TITUS

£ACH. 75 cans.

DO YOU WISH TO ENJOY FINE PASTRY AND DESSERTS f USE

■avorite Pytruptc

Lavoring Lr 1 '

Grocers 1,1 U *' ll '® , ®a<1‘"8 Caterer* and Con feet iouera. Sold by sll first-clas<

Beach 2.4 3,Wildwood

Na 2.51 p. m.

Kxcnrtiou ticket* still be sold from Cape Msy at fifty J50) eenu: Bennett*

ita, and Rio ^—- ,T ^’ • -

forty (40) cents, si

(30) —

io Grande thirty

Thb arrangement afford* one of Un iost delightful morning excursions U be had from Cape May. 12-41

JEXCELSIOR HOT AND COLD Sea Water Baths. Decalur SL and Beech Are. CIIAS. SHIELUS, Maoagrr.

For *ale by J. S. GARRISON, ( epe May, N. J.