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CAPE MAY DAILY STAR PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, (ucsttscxdat), DCTUSO TDCXOSm* or JILT AVD A CO 1ST.

Editor* & Publishers.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1892.

It isn't worth while for men to .hope for or expect *n;UiinK wherein their dependence is upon the honor end csrefuioess of their fellow*. It does seen the rule Uhtt men will not be true ti the trusts (iren into their bsnds. Wbil< the brethren of Iron Hell Brsncbc* bsve tmen psring In their dollsjs snd singing the "Sweet Bje end Bye" hymns Somerly isld down for them snd the ChspIsln hss been resding the prayers, this ssme Somerby snd his sides formulsted, Soolerby himself, Edwsrd S. 11*11 snd others hive been bsnking greet piles their money Into their own bsnk, snd the question now srises. "Where is the money ? If the bsnk is *11 right the members msy got beck whst they h*»e psld In, but they de sty Iron 11*11 supreme office/* do'wesr big dismonds.

Qhr Gliests.

FAREWELL

d other Personal Mentloh.

It msy not alwsy* be safe to "tie to" what women say about their own sex, but, on general principles, we have found that woman's judgment is good and her criticisms fair. Bo, now, when two bright, fair snd comely young ladies remarked to the Stab rej-orter that Cape Msy summer girls n looked handsomer,never dressed in ter taste, we feel constrained to agrec

with them. And there is

extrarsnoe Indulged in in the matter of Am** than formerly. All conditions change eontinuslly, and while fashion* change,and grow, as it were, it must be admitted that means for supporting the daughters in this growth of fashions increase likewise. Since the settlement of this country American girls bare never been known to teach such development of person nor gown themselves

with snch attractive taste.

The musical festival Sunday evening next at Congress Hall will be another grand event which will be remembered long. In addition to the Go(igre*s Hall orchestra, there will be present the orchestra of the Grand Opera House, Philadelphia, and the military band, the Third Regiment. From 8.30 to 9.30p. m. the military band will play the lawn, this being a prelude to I grand concert to occur in the great dining ball. Several of the prominent gentlemen at Congress Hall, in. tcrested In music, will act as a commlttee of arrangements, Including Mr. Ernest Knabe, of Baltimore, president; Mr. Florence J. Ueppe, of Philadelphia, secretary; Dr. George Gladding, of Homestead, Pa., treasurer, and as director*. Dr. John'C. Hemcler and Mr. Ernest Knabe, of Baltimore; Mr. Thomas Hills, of Washington: Horn Albert H. Slape, of Salem; Messrs. Chris. J. Ueppe, William Baugh and

B. F. Hart, of Philadelphia

We often bear (eople remark that they are not doing buaiur** for fun or for glory, but we think we have discovered one person who does conduct a business for the mere love of the thing and for pastime; at least the way the matter has been stated to us, and the reliable source from which it comes, lead* us to honestly believe such it the case. We refer now to the management of the Hotel Avalon, on Seven Mile Beach. The cultured lady who is the lessee of this pretty hotel and personally conducta it, give* such dinners as utterly astonish.-* her patrons, to any four or five dollars per day bouse, though her day rate la tyl *2.50. »b Is said to be very wealthy^tn her owi right, and that bet husband Is a pro* perou* Philadelphia merchant. Mrs Bchwenk Is exceediqgl/'fond of the life and excitement which hotel manageit gives, and prides herself npon the

e of the cuisine and- general appointments. It is said she

several hundred dollars the wyong 'way last year, but thought nothing of it. At any rate, she finds much gratification In bar efforts, and In ahowlog the hotel wo^d what a woman can do, though Jf

if£t

OIKS' s* ilihtEKT qCi&TKTTIS's tOXCOtT. A CAY WniBt. OP

alclan of Mt. Holly, N. J., is stopping j a was not an^t^portairt event that at Congress Hall. occurred el Congress Hall last evening. Howard I. Okie, a prominent Wash. Thr'Ladies’ Schubert Quartette' who ington lawyer, practicing with Gen. ; have iivcu to audience, here and at Ben Butler. a gueat at the Wlndaor. C.pdMay Point so much pleasure, gave J. Harper Smith and family, proml- j , !K .| r i ast concert before taking their nent in Philadelphia society, are among • departure. They hare m.d B r ye«. May's arrival* at the Hotel Devon., „ rc friend , , inee commR< , n ' d Rev. Tboa. II. Neal, Jr., and family personally and professionally they are returned last evcn.BT from the sad cr-| llf | d lu the h | Rll( . xt esteem. Several rand of burying hi* father In Pbitadel., | lllodrcd adm | ren of UieM! , D( I ph ‘* .„ of Mis* Ida Florence, the noted m VUliam M. Taggart, business maos- and reciter, were present to eniov Uic ger of Taggart , Tim,., Philadelphia, Is • .-fTorra ol the renowned vocalist* and to enjoying s brief rest from duty at the sl,o»\^hclr appreciation and ■ steem. Stockton. The program, as announced in yeaterMrs. J. P. Lntx and daughter, of day's Stab, was a very fine one, folPhiladrlpfala, are enjoying Cape May lowing Simon Haaaier’s orchestra, real and pleavure a* gueaU at the El- overture, with '‘Lcgenda,*’ by Mabrnig,

StaHights.

Wiley's Congress hath* I the evMH-st bathing, whe I S"* 1 ICrsduaii;

acd v

I the

crowds Ustlie.

Mosquitooi! Mosquitoes: Mosquitoes: j Tty^ bottl* of Marcy A M.-crsy'.

liJf

. Srpith

10 show that such magnlfi,

menus as are giveu at the Avalon do

not pny at such rate*.

Why do people go to the

sommrrf Tbie subject has been goneover time and again, and sometimes the only true answer would seem to be— because It U bot in the cities and coaler and pleasanter at the allots. Sometimes It it because people are seeking health and it is usually to be'found by moving to the seaside. Sometime* it I* because pleasure la to be found there, different and greater that »t other seasons elsewhere. Sometimes it U to enjoy the surf bath of the salt tea wares. And so there are-pU eorta of excuses made for going andtros Tcaaou* given for a summer sojourn beside the aea; bat seldom. If ever do we hear of the children’ tereat In this matter. Many a little child has been saved by the change. Many a aoholar’a brain baa been rested, slrengtheued and recuperated for a re lorn to books by the healthful luvigoratloo a seaside outing has given. Many cottage borne* have been estab.labed beside the era because of the children. Look at the raat army of children that come down upon us each summer, with tbe'r chatter and noise, driving many to distraction, almost, but themselves taking on brews and brain, extracting more real good, perhaps, from their summer outing than any othera. Y'on know whereto find them, and you c almost Imagine Capa May was made

Messra, Horace Wanamaki Samuel Wanamaker. sod li. afel, of Philadelphia, are sojourning at

the Elbeiop.

- Mias Bessie A. Irons, of Eighteenth and Walnnt streets Pbilade1phia,it charming young'laily guests

the Eiberon.

EdwaM C. ‘Knight, Jr., has b ectcd a director of the Belt Line Rail, road, Philadelphia, to fill bis fslbcr's

unexpired term.

Cooper haply, a prominent Philadelphia lawyer, accompanied by bla two charming daughters, Mias Florence NevinSbapley anil Mtaa Mary Edith ( Shapiy, have pleasant accommodationi

at Congress Halt

Samuel A. Atkinson, of Mt. Holly, ex-auditor of Bnriington county, and prominent in politics there, is enjoying a visit to Cape May aa a , friend Mr. Harry Johnson. E. C. Hot land, the prominent and well known Washington ccrresitondi of the New York and formerly correspondent for the Philadelphia JVrar, is a gueat ..f Congress Hall. Hon. Alfred Grata, of Philadclpli ex-Rcgiatcr of Wills, of that city, and brotber-in law to Col. Alex. K. McClure, editor-in-chief of the Philadelphia Timet, is jdellghtfuiiy located at

the Marine Villa.

Mr. John T. Callaghan, of the post office department at Washington, is renewing association* at the Devon, where be will remain some days. The John T., Jr., will commence a course at Imb^TXalvcrsily this fall, in mining engineering. Mrs. Dr. H. Pilklnton, of Frenkford, alter aeveral year*’ absence from Cape May, is at the Eiberon. and finds her old love for the grand old resort fully rekindled, as she note* the progress of the season and the important changes made in the past ten yean. Hon. Richard It. Heading, tx-Ripar-ian Commissioner for New Jersey, of Humerton county, i* at the Lafayette. He is an ardent Republican, a mcraU r of the Slate Committer, and hai had many clerical yosillout Jersey Senate and House of Assembly, of them have been Ki-inib.

licao.

Wm. A. Ran, of Philadelphi i we of Camden, a id F. It. W blUdelphls, members of the : sey World'a Fair Commission Capa May for a day to photograph the

Windsor guest;

Ran Is the leading photographer of the Peon*} Ivsnia railroad d •partment ol

photog apldng

John Kean, Jr. of Elizabeth. N. J , aaa amorg the arrivals at the Lafay.lic last evening. He is chair, man oMhe Repub! can Slate Committee, of New Jersey, and an cx-Cuu-greaaman. His rame la. ben often mentioned as the probable cindUlate for Governor of New Jersey by tbc Republican*. There la every evidence to support the theory that bis nomination next month will be certainty. Mrs. II Schwarzachild, ol Rich mood, snd her family, consisting of Mias Matlie Schwarzachild, Miss Hannah Nelson, and Messra. Willie, Gus, Henry and Solomon Schwarxschlld, arrived at Congress Hall about ten days ago, and are having a delightful' sojourn. Mr*. Schwarzachild is a charming lady and her daughter, Miss Mattie Schwarx•obild and her niece, Mia* Hannah Neb attractive young ladies, who bavt many admirers.

number. "Robin Ads

■especially arranged for this quartette, wa* excellent. Several old melodies, ‘‘The Water-Mill" and "Lullaby," qaptured the audience and the applause was almost unbounded. For encores several very pretty songs were given. Mis* Ida Florence appeared to great advantage as an elocutionist of great merit in "Who Is Jack," "Anx Ita'-

Great ball game to <lay.

"1 promised to ke true to Sallle,

. I was jost thinking I wanted a ! of Marcy .. ... drink of water. Don't mention anv i W name., Jennie." ' ; Co " : ™ A very enthnaiaslic meeting of lead-' Trunk*, vabsea. etc., at I. H. ing Firat District Republican was held : * Washington street, at Vineland yesterday and preparations : Fan* Fans'. 1-atest ; wore made for an active campaign dur- i l 1 ’**'* l ,rl< **. ^’^w shipment of

jtaygriy.L.'yv-

A. P. A U. B. Todd, photographers, s'*' 1 "w them,

made a very pretty group picture of! S C. Chester, the famous photog rathe Ladies' Schubert Quartette and P**"- 1 “M>'ctured the summer resideuti party yesterday, which illnatratc* their > vull '" r * *" . C, 1 M „ tor

CONGRESS HAIX, • CAPE MAT, X. J.

- year*, and i

inteuancc very ' w..rk which has made lam celebrated j

Stockton baths. tf.

■ 29 dep

Iicrfcctly.

Farmer Thomas Taylor, Jr., pres od this office with a magnificent ca loupe yesterday morning, which traded much attention exhibited hulk window. Its ciicumferetiee

inches.

Everything will soon be a milit.iire, wild for a week the soldier boys will be

•f the town. Tbc girls will

imagine that a form of masculinity

rapped tip in blue uniform better tbau In ordinary clothe.

Tlie Washington Eight Infantry will | i'uod.Tbb

-et— on Sunday morning about five

their <:

■f confection!

s llavorings. they

Extract* *o should you.

Try It and be convinced.

complete your kitchen cooking

e Favorite

■ much! of land

i see our Cape May Souvenir I'e will surprise you w ith our atest designs out. S '

3 Washington street. K.—A cottage and one fine condition, eoula

nil}- trees, one mile from- this Reasonable terra*. Apply to A. W.

office.

tf

ian.” "The >mack In gcliool'' and j" ‘•'* 0C I ! . when tl.ey will be met by Com- ’ of tunborn will Instantly ^lisatmea^if other selection*. psny H and a delegation ol citizeh*. | you uv I’inaud'a Baume D.-rmigue. Mr. Giimaine gave “The Seasick ! At lu 30 " iil »’tend wrvices at the |^ tremon, Congress Hall Maiden,” “The Booiblaeks" and other 11* 1 ? 1 '** church They will go immedi-j . selcctioua in a manner that brought Into camp on arrival.' r or a *15 Ush ro’ and a safe h

r that brought down the home.

Miss Helen Cambios ap’d Mastir Schwsrtzchiel ec^wted several fancy

Wet

k tuition ol tlie largo m

Dr Congests, II B Hirt, H B Todii, Dr Lope/. Mr awl Mrs W N Griffith,M r and Mrs JSpioerLeiiuing.Mrand Mr* I) Rsms-y Patterson, Mr* J Thorpe Pott*. Mis Waite, Mr and Mrs Clifford, Mi** SPearson, Mr* S II Thompson, Mr and Mr* Miller, Miss Powell, Mis* Roberts, J E Learning, Miss Bessie Jacobs, Miss Minnie Pabst, Mr* It C Wright, MU* Mary Sloane, Mr* Gallltan, Mis* Della , Cova, Mias Florence Farnsworth, Mi

T B Baldwin.

Mrs Howard Conover, white mull dress, lemon trimmings, aith diamond) Miss Edna Ireland, pure white, V Miss Mtud Williams, cream cloth, ith surah and silk lace trimmings. Mrs Wm II Fithian, white mull re**, pale blue trimming*, with diamonds and pearla. A C Ch8w. Miss Van’Elder Miss Dev. 1, E O Wagcnhurat, Miss Durfor, Mias Lutz, MTs, Myers, Mrs Tbeo Arm in magnificent evening dress; Lottie Butcher, Miss Power > Keyser, lovely gowns of pink and white, respectively; Mrs Webb, of N Y; M Frank Maguire, Mrs McConsthy, Mrs James McConathy, Mm John San-uoud, Mr* Charles J Miller M as Clara Brown. Mr Charles J Miller.

! to Harry Mullincr

very stable, Turn-

Jerry Harris, colore d, was stabbed in j pike near bridge,

the side by .timber colored fellow. Bun I Ladies do you want natural rosy day, August 8th, while in the act of j cheek* and fair complexion drink Favor-

boarding the evening train out, and on ' Cream Root Beer.

Wednesday be di.d from the rerolls .if ; Go to I. L. Sheppard for men's furthe stabbing. He lived at Court "'ahing goods. All the latest styles. House. His assailant l as not b.en ! 2j W “ hl,18U ' n •U"*' tf found. Fresh Country eggs and Darlington's

. | Delaware County Butter, in pound ami

«ry jolly party srtmi-d to bo ,r;. hai f-juun’d print*. Al*o in five-,mind an outing up the Isaeli ye*ter- \ package*. Very convenient for lamilie*. fternooii, takings delightful drive. ^ Harry Church, 1? Washington w ere-afterwarel seen n. xr Sewell * 0| ' ,WBiUseTA,,officc - V . *

snipe a touting, *nd 'he boy. say i"P a , , *, r

the gills were the best shots. The par- Exchange* Washington and "sekaon -re- Miss McLeod, Miss Bussell. | streets. Seaside delicacies, such as ubnT. McDonald and Dr. Ear- oysters, crabs, fish, Ac., are skilfully net Lynd, all of Philadelphia. ! l ,r, T* rcd I'} cxptrt cooks. Liquors of

1 the best qualitie* are dhipensed at the

Mr. Frederick Phillips, of the widely bar. ,, known anil IntcreaUng New York V/.,*. Photos of ,l, e , opular C.,* May hai -/•■ir.i-if, closes an intereatiug Cape May | team, bringing out clearly all ’their letter thus: ''To attempt tocniimerale i beauties of form and featurrs. are on

■■rel-mmurr toiwu,,. ,h. j S i p.'i'ii': pored cotillons, crabbing and silling 1 gress Hall lawn, panic*, concerts, etc., woul 1 be vain,! Nlckleclocki >M enough has been told to bear 3 Washington ;

■mple testimony to the fact that if Cape llsy be not no young as many of her

' ' - • ■ j uit

Built of brick, ‘aided With every •ugly fitted ; the

Passenger elevator, cl

Jnted and tint

•t appre

Jlna'ed on a bluff, w Ith a .-tear outlook over the Ocean, and pro■omfort and convenience. The rooms are- airy, cosy and ebanuulsme and serv ice unexcelled, and there is aK>erly six acre lawn.

■lU, firat'-cla*a laundry. tiren*cape*. and the most Guest*. Congress Hall has been recently renovs-

The sanitary arrangements are of

d ,.at

«r perfeci

MBS. J. r. CAKE.

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

AT To 6 WASHINGTON ST., Direct Importation.

o Po*t Office llaildiug

And most reasonable pri

YUZUKJIAN BROS.

Tlie Windsor, CAPE MAY, N. JMtiiSsiatt Cifidly.SIlO. Location Unsurpassed.

•ring I

the Daily Stak i: "Cape Msy

the.

ONE BLOCK KICOM PASSENGER STATION. TE.4BEST BOI SE: TO TOE hi ICE.

The,

thiing

•inter and a dailyNu bixly buys it the fi •ruing to see whst l

day before."

uvdlc will be rested up to-day it t • play great ball. Go an I

Mi** Far

rortb, r

Isabel Newi

Mi*s Hi,.,.-, Mis* Messrs Chew de C, Belknap. Mi** F Hurz ner. Mine* Mom. Mi, Purnance, Mr Mcldim

Singleton, Dr T Perry G

ecu ►ilk. He|i| e.

Camparison of Temperature* be following table allow* Hie com-

iUdelpliia > 30 inclu-

PltTa lelphia it tlie United

it ion and Cape M

NTBICTI.Y EIBST-C I.ANS IN AM. ITN APPOV.TTMEXTN.

WALTER W. CSREEN of IliHadelpbia, ‘ ’ Ppo|krI«»|«r.

Two strong team* play tiMlay, Dan-

ville and Cape May.

Ska Mi

Boards Party.

Mr. and Mr*. Oswald Thompson Hanna, who are aummering at the Ma-rine-Villa, gave a party at the shofflboard room* over the blnff at Cougrea* □all last night to about forty ol the dlte of Cape Ray society. The rooms were handsomely decorated in the u*-. tiooal colon, and Chinese lanterns. At the close of these pleaaurea the party enjoyed cafe lunches acd the most deHcioua article* of food nerved at the rooms, to which all did amp'e justice.

In the party were theae persons:

Mr and Mraliuaiel! Harrison. Mr and Mn George Boyd, Mr and Mr* John Maaon. Mr and Mr* John Mason. Jr. Mr and Mn Rob-rt Koous, Mr and Mrs S M Wright, Mr and Mrs C Milne, Mr and Mr* C A Wilson, Judge and Mrs W B Hanna, Mraod Mn Wm MeMiehaei. Mia* Sberrerd, Mias Davidson, Mias Russell, Miss Maude Hanna, Miss Han.

ua, Mia* Stewart, Miase* J 0 Misses Hey I, Miss Blackburn, Thomson, Miss Taylor, Mias HUder, Mis* t

Mb* Btarie Brown, Meure Cochran,' Thos Diehl, Wood, Sargeaot, Uj, McCready, Ysmall, Davidson, Richard. aoo, Ixrula Scott. C Now bold. Dr Phy. ale, Spencer Blight, Duncan Bnzby, Frank Heaa, Winter Harvey, Ned Bi*.

pham, Walsh, W H HoCoy.

Happloeas is a blessing. To obtain U requires good health. Drink Favorite

A Birthday Celtbraliou.

i* Denizot, the popular hardware ! : til. is as full of aellvlty and vim can be, and attempts nothing which he docs not try hard to make complete. When, therefore, his birthrolled around for the —th time yrs*y, he "Invited a number of bis friend* to celebrate with him acd provided all the requisites for their enterUinment, including fireworks, a comprehensive supjM-r, ice cream, cake. wat. ermelon. Ac., and' the schooner E. 11. Catbrali, wat provided by Capt Smith, upon her as slie tailed over the rolling

deep, the event occurred and aH the

participant* bail a very happy time. The party was oompoaid of: Mr and Mr* Julius Denizot, Mrs Elizabeth C Lee, Mr and Mrs Furman Smith, Mr and Mr* Harry Smith. Mr* Harry Bennett, .Mr* L’xzle Sclover. Master John Bennett, M si Alice Bennett, Mist May

Smith.

The PbUadelpbia'/.yii'rrr of August 18lh contains'the following notes upon

Cape May politic*:

•The fight for the varionajrounty office* this year promise* to be a warm one. There are to be elected a Sherifl, , Surrogate and msmber of Assembly. "For Sheriff the Republican fights* between Robert E. Hand, of Lower Township, ana Charles E. Clark, of

Cape May City*

'The Democrat* who want to be Sheriff are Mayor Edmund*, of thla city; Constable William T. Chamber* and ex-Sheriff James Shoemaker. "Assemblyman Edmund L. Rosa will be re-nominated by the Republicans, bat there are two Democrat* who want opimnenta—Sheriff Charles E.

’ Frank Smith.

It w

ced that the tempera-

ure reached the higbrat point* at Capo , H , IlDS •!*y When it was calm and. also, that the prevailing wind was from Uwsouth.

tiik i*opi i, v it,

ifrSPECiu mu

BETWEEN

WILDWOOD CAPEMAY

EACH

Tuesday j Friday

Jobnaom ^ 1

mm.

a Donald- ^ pf

U-are Capo May Cily 10.80 a m Leave Rildwood “ 47 p nr Fare for Round Trip, 50c.

pennanrnt nTii^w' at the'“Orand oST •<.» i • ' Vilbou '- d O“ b i tna ty Will take advanvso i '»K« Of these opportunitlca of spending {;;■£, * foy hour* of pleasant onting In the ! justly celebrated Hl dwoodPark. Thi* U.,„ , resort has been styled the "Most PicJ]£j turesqne 81*51 on the Jersey Coast.' A Free Mnacnui In Xnlnral Wood

“For Surrogate Walter Grace and W. Scott Hand want th* Republic* 1 nomi'.Ion, and Eleazer Crawford and MorWarwlck are the Demucralic asplr-

Ion Salk —Three-story cottage. In perfect condition, parti.Ily furnished, nine rt»m*. o tv waier in house. IxH 60x115 foot. LoolwtmeGil view of ocean. Price 82700. Apply 23 Perry street. Cape May, N. J. tf dw k Mulliner's teams are in much demand here, because of the excellent condition of bis carriages and the safety, combined with good driving qualities of bia boratt Stable*. Turnpike, just over the bridge. over

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