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satl'RDay, al'gust ai, isaa. I.il>or diflicultin sre occupyicj: » ftrest desl of spice in the domeslie Dews of the diy, more thsu we like to see. Ttierr will bEve to be some wsy of drsling with them, difrerent from Uiom-' Adopted by both sli^ss, before satisfsetory conclusions can be reached and ' peace assured. Settlements, by force, are only temporary. There should be responsible, legally constituted beards of arbitration, empoa-cred to examine Into and settle these disputes with due regard for the rights of all parties. At present there are wrongs committed on

In yesterday's Gaily Staii there was a paragraph which stated that Jerry Harris, colored, of Court House, was stabbed Sunday, August Tlh, here and bad died from the effects of his injuries on Wednesday. A letter from him yesterday Informed us that he was still in the land of the living and hoped to remain for some time yet. We, therefore, hasten to inform the public of the fact. The news came to us from sp- . patently authentic source*. Harris says be knows who was his assailant and will prosecute him. The name of Edward 5. Hall was yesterday connected with the Iron Hall in a short discussion of its affairs in the Daily Star, but It was an error, Mr. 11*11 has no connection with the Iron Hall, whatever, but ably fills the responsible position of Secretary and Treasurer of the New Jersey Trust sod Safe Deposit Co., a branch of 'which does business In this city. The man to whom we Intended to refer was J. Henry Hsyes, now one of 'the Supreme trus- ' tees of the Iron Hall and coupccted as cashier with the Mutual Bank Surety Safe Deposits and Trust Co , into which a large slice of tbe Iron Hall s Trust fumbi were thrown, and which recently closed its doors and is now In the bands of a rccelycr. J. Henry Hayes was at one time assistant secretary and triasurir of the New Jersey Trust and SafeDeposit Co., which position he vacated about two years ago, and became interested in the Iron Hall. He was known here, and was probably tbe only supreme officer of whom anybody here knew anything, hence our intended ref-

erence to him.

Wc started yesterday to give the drift ol the state of affairs concerning Iron Hall as they appear from day to day in tbo daily papers, but rather abruptly, because what we meant to follow did not get In hand, “They say" this, and “they say'' that. It w observed, and we meant to go on i that just why those investigating claim tbe need of a receiver, or why they Imagine tbe bank in which Mr. Someiby, Mr. Hayes and others are Interested cannot m ike a proper, showing of tbe funds of the order, not be understood until the affairs are. lully looked into. It docs seem, sa said, that In no scheme where gatp looked for can men rafely get through with their plans,land those in authority and responsibility find a more responsible, more difficult task than Imagined. Tbe supreme officers may have done tbe best they could and we trust a receiver .may not need to Ife pointed, after all. If such an ind tigable worker as Mr. Bomerby, and such excellent bankers as are associated with him cannot bold up the t then who could have done better. As we said^M v aeems wc cannot tie to . with any certainty of success. If the papers turn against them why blame them 90 mnch after all, if they have realiy-doiie the best they could.

Qhr Guests. And other Personal Mention.

A Cake Balk.

d you ever sre a cake walk? -It is j ■f the most entertaining spectacle*

■iS'.-A'u^'-t Tt, FUU&l|*t. 1 ■” sy, "L s ■ to- f

trjofi 1., b, ib.

- . 1 friends and a v.-ry efficient aid, doubt

iking them graceful and &■--

W. L I C.

The First Battalion^ District Columbia National Guards, which is alec called the y^ssblngton Light Infantry Corps, will arrire to-morrow morning on a special train at an early hour and will be received and mcorted to their camp by Company lif and tbe Committee on EolcrtalnmeiU. The officers of the command are given below, and about one hundred men are expected: Colonel Wm G Moore, oomn^anding; Major Wm N Dalton. HONORARY stayf. Capt Allison Naiior, Jr, commissary: Capt George Breitbarth, pay Capt Edward G Wheeler, ordnai ficer; Capt Cbas Chllds.engioeer officer: Capt Frank Bebwarx, inspector: Capt Walter D Davldge, Jr, judge advocate: Capt Hamiltoo E Leach, saggeou. ACTIVE STAFF. 1st Lieut Wm M Arnold, adjutant; ist Lieut Andrew W Kelley, quartermaster; 1st Lieut Cbss It Luce, ssi 1st ant surgeon; 1st Lieut Cbas Ebert, inspec I or of rifie practice.

COMPANY U.

Capt Cbas O M Loeffler: Sod Lieut Henry J Keough.

COMPANY 11.

Capt Burton K Ross, 1st Lient Jacob G Moore, Sod Lieut Cbas M Bhreve.

company c.

Capt Chai H Ourand, 1st Lieut J Henry Caril, Sod I.Wot Cbas H Kettler. Capt John 8 Mtler, 1st Lieut Fetor J Duffy, Sod Lieut Howard Beall.

P. A H. B. Todd, tbe artistic pho"'hera, are better equipped than do tine work at their galleries, foot of Congress Hall town. All tbe ladles like the sods at Columbia ava. pharmacy. Fine assortment of cigars at Kenujdy a D. 8. P. •

Stockton.

.Rem. p. Davis, the prominent Philadelphia jeweler, is pleasantly sojourning at the Oriole. ^ Eugene Higgins, of Baitimoje. who wa» widely discussed during l^eveland's administration, is at Cape May. Lawyer Alexander Scott, son of Lewi* Scott, of Columbia avenue, has returned to C'ai>e May after a two week's visit to

Ua^latbor.

Mrs. Anna M. White ami daughter and her Nisters, Miss.* Ellen and Kate 'Mealy, are at the Arlington for th< h»l

.ance of the hot weather.

A. 8. Barber, Et q , the veteran editor, having seen over half a century)^ eonliunmui service as editor and publisher

is a gueat at the Arlington.

Edwin A. Pue, ex-chief clerk in tbe. comptroller's office, Philadelphia, his wife and daughter, Miss Eleanor Pue, are aojonroing at tCe Brextoii. Francis B. Lee, of Trenton, the Hmtorian, his mother, Mrs. B. F. Lee. si* ter, Mis* Marguerite, and auut. Miss May L. Townsend, are Stockton guests. Miss Fannie Jacobs, one of Cape May's accomplished vls'tors from Philadelphia, receives many letters, some ol wfeicb are doubtless addressed in s bold,

masculine hand.

William M. Field, president of the Central National Bank, of Wilmington, Dei., is down for a permanent stay at the Marine Villa, with his wife and daughter. Mr. Field is a brother of the present Philadelphia jestmiater. Miss Louisa Lesllie has i«engiving some very pleasing parlor entertainmenta. She is an elocutioni native talent and educations! perfection. Last evening Ellieron guests received her with hearty appreciation. The combined ages of three of the guests of the Arlington, Major John W. Tim, of Pittsburg, Col. Wm. Bowers, of Baltimore, sud A. S. Barber, Esq., of Woodbury, makes two hundred and

forty-four years.

Mias Gertrude Huntington, a very pleasant and pretty young lady, atoj>piug at tbe Aldine, entertained the guests with her beautiful singing Thursday evening. She looked lovely

attired iu red tulle.

George M. Young, Jr., turns up aN another youug gentleman with a small appetite. He ate three quarto of oyster stew, and then turned to hia friend Ned Wharton, and asted him, “Why can’t I more?" Ned ate only two

quarts and a half.

Mbs Katie Edler, daughter of Mr. William Edler, proprietor of Paul* Hotel, Woodbury, has been to the Cape •everal day*, enjoying the sea bathing very much. Mrr. Edler, on account of III health not being permitted to come to the Cape, haa gone instead to the Adirondack!, hoping to come to the

Capo later.

There arc two quiet youug ladies spending the season here that are extremely popular among their hosts of friends,both for their unsssuiuiug manners and their kindness to every one. They are the Misses Eleanor and Catherine il.amoud, and surpass iu bathing and dam-in?, while the conversational powers of each make one fn 1 at ia e In their pres-m-e. Miaars. George M. Yeung. Jr Ned Whirl on, Jr., gave us and a. visitors an rxee<-diiigly pleasant hour j> striday afternoon by tltrir formal:.-, s on guitar and banjo. They perform with great aklll, nroducln; sweetest music imaginable. The selections included several popula and other popular music, promii< d another performin' The champion lady swimmer of tbe season, so far, is undoubtedly Mrs. Douglsss Ncsme, ol New York, who is stopping at tbe Stockton With her mother, Mrs Wm. H. Heuriques, ol New York Mrs. Ncame is not only posnssed of rare beauty aud charms of manner but of fearless courage as well. Yesterday in company with Mr. Frank Ellison, of New York, she showed her skill ae»(^ remarkable eudurauce by Swimming from the life boat anchored off the Stockton to that below the pier, bsck, ami then under the pier again to a point below the railroad depot. This is a remarkable feat for a lady and stomps ber as a regular Water Nymph."

whole prt

Starlights.

urvrd llncN. The es aud moves in

res; right lines sre unknown to them tbe time being. Tlmy -tep with

precision but very daintily, sa though ! Congress Hall bop this evening, their pathway were strewn will, eggs • Excitiugbsae ball emutoat U.-day. otter time* they pirouette,! Wiley - * tento an- always oocupii-d. alHjut, a ve-y essentia! feature of the Jjck vest.May and Bert

be.ug the keeping ..f perfect I therefore happy,

step. Tin- prizes are awarded to a .. . . ,. , . ... , , , L. Beach avenue should U- watered couple not to au individual and eouse-l , , ,

ms*. to-Mws

live appearance and grace ot the girl as ! Attend the great musieal festival

eluent ami ! ‘-''■ogress Hail Suudsj evening,

upright bearing of tbe nun. The next j The dance program will occupy that occhrs be *urc and attend and °f tins evening at Congress-Hall, will enjoy it. The last one which; The St rcrts.sbould be kept thoroughly urrrd was at Military Hall aud a wab-red, Beach avenue particular! v. number of white gentlemen who know ; Washington street abouid bo pa ill about such things were appointed j will: stcnc or some substantial mater judges, Mr. Harry Johns. Mr. Rom. | Kxccllent opportunity for dancing Davis, Mr. Zophar Lxird, Mr. Yanull. J n,i, ercn i ui; the Congress Hsll hop.

41 at Congress Hall

their r

formed with care and s' he couples proceed to xbibitlng the ease at norrment, as well a ’yraliona which are

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Laird, M;

Several other white visitors occupied the platform, Inciudiug Hoy Thomas, 1 Dannie Coogan. Ed. Wright aud Bax-| ter Dillon. The distinguished and eloquent Mr. Laird made the p rest illa-

tion speech at follows:

'After due deliberation and consider-'; t*T w-e have concluded to staid the

prizes ve- Dumber* one, two aud six,"

(treat and prolonged applause). The selections of those entitled to

prize* nbowvd thst the judges hxd great eyes for beauty aud grace. Mr. Harr}'

John*, as the handsomest of the jndgi is presented by one of tbe ladle* wl pretty _ button hole bouquet.

tnday ct

never ate an egg,” is a new ic among tbe boy* at the lull

LVpe May'* season luu ton and bids fair l

usual.

continue longer

McGriUia, of tbo P. R. It team, ia playiog temporarily with Cape May aud

is dolug excellent work.

Ilauviilc will play Cape May for tbe j third time to-day. Csjie May »ill try — a new battery on them.

Rem. Davis, Lxird and Yarnail, Danville will have its best plating were given a vote of thank, for grating ; c i„. hAon , how how

distinguished j they pUy ball iu Peunsylraoii.

Saturday afternoon ball games are al

with Uici

presence. A number of white ladies |

and gentlemen were prescni

Program for the Grand Cap; May Musical Festival Congress Hall, Sunday Evening. August 1!*, I*!»2.

probably bring 01

nd a:

the a

tsual.

musing fn

eudanco should be a

■‘lute On'lgato. M.-Schaade

Mr,cheer \ Rev. W S Baer, rector of St. Martina llary Rand. ' j church, Radnor, Pa., will conduct the ‘“' !l ] to-morrow. Mbniing service at 10 30

J o'clock; rveuing service at S o'clock.

iStahsl Mater gho-says Cape May is dull? With Uos-.ni j many thinks due to Congress Hall, C. aise." \ Garvin Gilmalite, and ThomasNtal, Jr., \ temteirpN !; i» a* jjay as a cricket, leaping ouwaid

K>n>." Hayden , j n grext, joyful bounds,

le Thole. • | An ‘iiterestirg donkey party was held Cuuupd at the Aldine, all the guests taking part, ivaguer. U>rt j Favor* were given to *11. Prize* were

] given to-tbe succcislnl one*. Singing

stab.il Mater and dancing ended tbe evening'* p\-». 4 Von Weber j The Delaware Bay House ia an cxc. 1-

, lent place to which to go for a savory

sllli oreta-dra ,ea '"* c '“cal. It I. far eWUgli aw.y •I t>y *11111.m aud is nicely cuough locitelr to give au

ail of novelty to a visit and everything

. while

Base Ball. The Cape May's had an t of It iu "doing up" th«- Dai terday. for the s-cond time, tms ].l*ycd a rather I-kvo g: though Reese surj-rised l dropping a couple of high ilic*. “Dannie'' was * stone wall lK-himl the plati Wagenburst covered hiiqseif with glory by putting up a great game at abort, while Wright ran way over In Petri ken's territory and capt urlng a fly foi which he received much applause. Th* Danville* will try their best to take thr last game to-day, while Cape May will endeavor to make it throe straight. Tin CAPE MAY.

King. 2b, IVtliken, it.... aSSSTib,....

1, cf laud. 3b >.-n, lb...*.

Tighe, 2b

/s S ? !

off Reese 2, oil' Jthodc* 2. .Stmck on by Recto ’>; by Rli sde*, f. l'»ss.-d ba Coogan. Goodliart, 2. Time 2 b. I'm pi re Dufficld. Gorhams, colored tcitn, play ba here Monday and Tuesday. Camde Timisday and Friday, Young Americ Salurdsy. Great base bill week.

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r Coooanut Cream Cakes,

!"back bis boat w

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over, Capt. A. Sony. 1 tbe chalUnge, willing I

Tbe

biufcton street. two boat* wou'd create conslderabh

Ice cream ia highly appreciated if imcre * t -

* Florid* oreDge 01 ^" 0 v * nl11 * | One of the moat pleasing features ol

the Bcbubcrt farewell concert given ot

Maguire'* bath house* have a large Thureday evening was the fancy d.nc

patrouagoand are opposite* lino b.th-

log ground. log ol Little Gusale b-warzschild. r cream candy isalwayafrcsh,Nut* ' l>ade Dance” was'beautifully dot ashiogton str.n t. and ezeiled the admiration of all wli you want to go to the fishing Nor must petite Helen Can bank* tbe pretty sloop yacht "Rest- bio* be forgotton. The fsucy dsne.

usually off near the pier. redly executed.

•Hie beat M*da ill Cape May at Ken- The pslace stramer Republic ia doing nedyal.b P. '. , ; ... b •'

Tuesday j Friday

er of the scawn. beglnnins

ingly fitti-d ; tbe cuisine aud

led. repaint.-.! and until

a bluff, -w itb a clear outlook over the Ocean, and pro I convenience. The rooms arc airy, cosy and charm service unexcelled, and there is a lovely six acre lawn i-clla, tlrvt-clas* laundry, tire-esempe*. and the mos r ...ai Guests, t'ongren» Hall ha* been recently renova •xeellrnt condition. Tiie sanitary arrangements are o ' ” ' MRS. J. F. CAKE.

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IkuiTf Cape May City 10.80 a m Ix-are Wildwood 2 47 p m

Fare for Round Trip, 50c.

Crusbed vloleU cream soda at Ken- number* of |>cople.

belief tli

Thl* evening there will be tbe u.ual Congrtss Hall bop. Sunday eveuiug a feast of music In the grand musieal festival to occur at Congress Hall. Monday evening, next a grand military lull and reception to the Washington Light ' ifanlry at Congress Hail, Tuesday evening next: the ocropilmentary ball Madame Louis inciudiug many pretty dances by skilful children. Isn’t this a bat of brilliant enlertalomeuts of which Cape May should be proud ? For tbe grand musical festival of Sunday evening the program is published elsewhere Iu our columns this morning. It will be tbe greatest musical event at Cap May of recent'year*, and having been extensively advertised wl|l uo doubt bring togetber an immense throng, j of

nedy’s l*

Jerseys and all the latest robe* Wiley'* Congress baths. Rooms tor by dsy. week, month or season. Silk bathing towels at Kennedy's

xSiSVlUCaK.'

ia ly will take advan-

. recreation is at , Cape May than •_ steamer and we w hen the harvei

«- Those who have not tried nglue how enjoyable it is.

Ilalpin Brothers employ the

pert cutters, and handle the choicest Wf- Excelsior .Market, 33 Wasbing-

s^ecL • A great commotion • tatty’s Is the most popular btr Iu the * ‘* r KC crowd Fathered

town. All brands of whiskey, fine last evening by tbe ahriil and piercing Washington and iTc^Lon*"' Co ™ er j•crewn* of a woman from tbo room

* ,, , _ , . • bo * F lho ‘tore at tbe comer of South

It requires good health “flriuk Favorite " m * f ‘ Cream Root Beer aud It is accomplished. "* dwln YhG-red the house and arrest, d

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I W itbout douh. ma .y win taxc aavan-

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Muiliuer's trams are- iu much demand WUev’a Cnn»r».ia h.ti.. here, because of tbe excellent condition thc eveuest ^fthi^ ^h!.,

Everybody will want to be present who !blued* witfagned drivLgquaUtic*orbli ero^t. if.rti Kr * du * ll >' *

horse*. Stables, Turnpike, just over

the bridge.

you want natural

Garden, comer

streets, for pr. —

soft, hard and deviled crab*, oyster* K—n—.- other style, and

draught.

scalloped'and

little neck clams. Wines snd liquors. Families aupplied. garden at Cape May.

Wiley'* bathing suits are neat At the Iron Pier, Cepe May. Morn-

ing 10.30, afternoon 3A0, Evening 8 80 Hljth cl***, novel and refined vaudel

j.adies dll you want tutursl resy checks and fair complexion drink Favorite Cream Root Beer. Go to I. L. Sheppard for men's farnisbing good*. AU tbe lateat styles. 8o Wasblngton street. xf

and D

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■gjroocwmkmt for families.

larry Church, 17 Washington

street, opposite Star office. •

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and Judy % U SSSTSSnh2£? SSj^d I * knf “ llj f i , "joce*. of confccttouere i. duri^,0 cento 8 ! evening,' 25 S t y^'

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Mosquitoes! Mosquitoes! Mosqultoeel Try a bottle of Marcy A Mecrav'a *|mcially prep ared Mosquito Wash:'it

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Hall

preventi' pharmacy.

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4 Son *, 47 W ashington street. Fans ! Fans ! Pana! IJ test style*.

..west prices. New shipment of goods

juit opcucil at T. 8»nxc'" —

Store, Beich i and see them.

8 C. Chester, the' famous photogra- , er, has pictured the summer residents and visitor* to Cape May for twriityfive years, and is still doing.the artistic work whlcii haa made him celebrated at

bis sttidlo, htockton baths.

IO ne‘xf*i“r

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Selected Poems. By Walt

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The German Emperor and!

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Merry Tales. By Mark

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