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CAPE MAY DAILY STAR

Editor! & PublUben.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, I«K. Bfpoblicaa Mat.- Conirnlion. Tbe ejector* of New Jer*rjr are t.iueeud to eeleet drtrcsm h. a Mate CooTSjfce IIan. In Ike dr-

ay.lbcl hlrh-rnlli day-

f one hundred: |>rurlded. I eacti ward, loahahlnand mei-luc-t to- . are CUy) ahaU be enUUrd to one delesa Hy order at the Itepuhllcan mate O

nr K«»*. J«„ Cbalnnari.

I'. Foerrn, Secretary.

Flrat Dlatiiet Kepabllran Conjfreas.

tonal Conrentlon.

In conpUabee with the duty Irapmed i n^byUir huMte^um lean Oeicrennona 1 _

hi fur the DuonuaUiui

the nftydhM 0 Beptcm— •— New Jrriey. na'twewibrd bVthrla Uuo: and lu further comphanre duty I do here deaicuate Monday, tl the eJmSGS* f* 1 U U>r <U Y !

Coder the rules adopted by the Caow held at Camden. Seidember CtieeDth.:

’

at each county U> »t the hour and j.’a boldine such electiou: under Ibis cal wardand townshle In the dlslrlcl 1* _ t.ll^dek^ato.^o.ourt.^emy polled Irs. eleettSu wll| U l!e 1 rotl!h3'h ) b one"deilSte l only.

Cape May Republicans are urpei by the Star to make a atronp, utiiu.il cflort to aeoaro the Conpreaiioual ration for ca-Senator Leaminp, who it pronounce* a man in eeerr way qualified for the position. It rsmptalns that Cape May ban not of late years received the honor due it, owing to the fact that “a certain scoundrel, resident of the county, has given forth the impression that it ran be bought and sold at and is endeavoring to dicker ft pale.” The Star ahoold be mor pllclt and give the name of the "acoundrel” aforesaid, in order that the pco. Tie might be on their guard agnluat bis machinations.—Camden Covritr. - To suggest that there la necessity for naming the ■'scoundrel' referred to shows that the Courier la densely ignorant of Cape Stay politics,

or pretrada to be.

Congress Hall, under Mrs. Cak< management, this season baa enjoyed success in the fullest measure. Aside from the usual functious as s hotel, It has l>cen a place of cotcrtaiomcnt b which all Cape May society baa flocke. In the evening. The many especial en tertalnmenta provided bare done much to relieve all tedium in life here, and to supply a demand for eveuing picasure* which has existed for some years. It marka a step forward In the history of Cape May that the need for fitting evening entertainments has been so fully rcalized at Congress Hall, and that they have been so well provided and so well supported. The way is now open fer greater achievements in this line In succeeding seasons and as the knowledge of them spreaila abroad, the summer population of Capo May will increase, for the last lingering charge against the queen of tcaoru, that It is dull, will have been thus removed. It is noticeable that several other hotels here have been more ambitions in the matter of providing amusement than heretolore, and we shall hope to see a creditable emulation among them id this respect

One of the moat enjoyable privileges which the editors of the Dailt Stax possess is that of being able to say kind things to the public of those who deserve to be so mentioned, and we should feel that we had neglected a pleasau duty If we failed to nay a few words more of Mr. C. Oarviu Gilmame and the part he baa performed during season of 18#2 at Cape May. Th his second season at Congress Hall and aa his acquaintanceship enlarges, the number of his friends increases. He is a cultivated gentleman, the latter word In bis case, being truly descriptive, and hla friends at Cape May will add ‘-without fear and without reproach. Tot years there has been demanded here “more entertainment," and-.while Cong re** Hall has famished facilities, Mr Qllmalne baa provided and arranged entertainment*. In which were-shot fine appreciation of the needs of the resort and which were rewarded by remarkable success. As master of ceremonies he has made Congress Hall hop a pleasant eri which participants found unmlxed enjoyment undisturbed by any event to destroy its symmetry or harmony, brought here the Ladies' Schubert Quartette at great expense, for which he was responsible, bat he found immediate reward in the appreeiat ion of a

discriminating public.

He has thus proven to be a valuable factor In the suooeea of Congress Hall, and the season of 1 “92. We shall regret his absence, remember with pleasure bis genial presence and in oomn hundreds ol others, residents at Cape May during Una season, extend tc the heartiest good wishes fer his eesa, hoping to meet him here again In

the season of 189S.

Harvest Heme. The M. E. Church, of this city, will bold a harvest home at the Cape May Point camp ground, on Friday September 2d, alternoon and evening.

0i.tr Gliests. And Other Personal Mention. for Mrs. Grace M. DofTac Giles lu Si. Mary's church Wednesday morning at 7.30 o'clock. V. W. Walter and wife, are now enaconsed at the Stockton. •I. -P/U’liltney, of Glass boro, spent a few days at the Windsor. Sire. 8. S. While, of Philadtlphla, la sojourning at the Stockton. Fred. I’. Back and wife, of Philadelphia, arc guests at Carroll Villa. Oliver HopkluiK-D, Jr., of Philadelphia. is stopping at the CbalfonU. Mr*. A. I>. Wringsrten, of Phot-nix ,villr, is rejourning at the Columbia. G. W. Hamm, of New York,',*., among yesterday's Stockton’s arrival*. Clifford James, of _ Wilmington, f» among prominent Delawareans at the Mr*. Gem Fred Myers,. and her son Fred, of Waahington, arrival at the Arlington last evening. Mr. Harvey Bayne, of Philadelphia, I* enjoying thsconl sea hreer.es as a guest of the Colombia. Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Leaimnn, and Mrs. M. A. Ryan, of Cincinnati, are sojourning at the Stockton. Mrs. E. N. Benson, of Chestnut Hill, at the bead of a Urge party staying , the Windsor for several weeks. George Simp-on. of Baltimore, companied by Miss M. D. Simpson a nephew, is .topping at Carroll Villa. M. Nugent and Jamea V. Dc my, of Havcrford, Pa , arejusaing tl. 1 aeaside life a* guests of the Lafayel It was Mrs. E. A. Clifford, not Mis., whose personal attractions were noticed in the re]«irt of the last Congress Hal!

hop.

Mrs. D. Pastorlus, Miss Clarice P torina, and A. C. Ridley, of EllxaheUi, a-e a plvaaxnt party located at the Al-

dlnc.

George Maurice Abbott, the librarian of Philadelphia Llbiary Is with his daughter at the Windsor visiting Mr*. Farnnm. ' Wm. Lcffingwcll, of Glen Spring*, New York, ia at the Windsor visiting his wife and sister who remah October. J. A. Mortimer, of Philadelphia, cashier of the Remington Standard Typewriter Co., cam.- to the Stocktoi last night for a quiet rest. Edward II. Butler, of Germantown, is making the Windsor his home. Mrs Butler is with him. also Mr*. Farnnm and Mr*. A. Petre a )>eaut!ful blond.-. Mr*. Chaa. E. Kelley, of Norristown, i* again among Cape May friends, haring registered at her favorite house, the Devon, yesterday, accompanied by Mia* Sara Cornell, of Philadelphia. Kx-Postmaater Geo. W. Fairmi Philadelphia, now President of the Board of Revision of Taxes, has wilt Mrs. Falrman been at Congress several days, hut will to-day return home. Dr. B. T. Abbott and wife, of Turkshoe, accotnpanlcn by the Doctor's sis. ter, Mrs. Robert Kenny, wife of PostKenney. ol Wahoo City, Nebraska rrgUtrred at the Hotel Devon yesterday. Sharkey, widow ofthc Detective John F. Sharkey, of Philadelphia, and her daughter.Mias MamieSbarkey.have closed a very pleasant stay at the Cajio and with many regrets returned homo yesterday afternoon. James J. Heevcs ba« taken r.*oms at the Windsor for bimaelf ami family through Septcmticr. Mr. Reeves is one of the moat prominent lawyers ofBridgc•n and has been coming to Capo May >r many years. Mr. and Mr*. Hepburn. Master Hor>o Hepburn, Master B-rry Hepburn, Maater Norman Grttz, will go out today after crabs, and of course, they will catch dozen crab*, have iota of fun and enjoy a delightful sail. Mr. At, 8. I*. Shield*, we are informed i* been lying very dangerously ill. with threephyaicUnt inattendance. It wa* said yesterday that he was slightly improved. Many friends here are anxiously hoping to learn that he ia out of danger. AY. II. McCoy, who has been the able representative of the Philadelphia Prett,

Miaa Badle iiuuucll, than whom none enjoj a closer, warmer friends, of-which she la in every way worthy, ha* <lec>ded to remain a w»A longer with her coufm. Mis. Brooks, at the Devon. Mr. Tony Baldl, firm of C. A. Baldl A- Uro., coal dealer, Philadelphia, is spending several day* pleasantly here, mating many old frlenda.. T<Niy fiisl came here a mere hoy and baa' always been held in the highest regard by all

who knew him. 1

Quartermaster .Sergeant O. V. 8homo wa* highly complimented hy Colonel Moore for the perfect m inner and despatch with which he J-erfornml the duties belonging to his ••fli.e. Mr. Sbomo was accompanied by -hi* wife and n v. ral of her lady frlenda. Mrs. Smith, of Baltimore, a sweet soprano, who last season frequently dilighted Congress Hall parlor audience*, has very recently registen-d at the Ehhitt, and, we regret to state, la an invalid, suffering a nervous affection, hut Improving wlowly under a red tre.t

meat lu Philadelphia.

M ias Flora Wallace, a rosy cbeekr d girl of Kldora, this county, of plea-ing manners and excellent education, will soon begin her third year a» principal of the public ichuol at AYindsor. X. J„

about twelve miles from Trenton. Her ,,lln c brother George will enter Trenton Bum- The Tbompso nrsa College this fall. j has over a thou Mrs. ITLoughlin. of AA'ashington, ; apparatus. Who was a guest at Congress Hall dur- j The in .n who ing the encampment of the AY. L. I. C. | the daily ,,a, n . r , ami has a son in the battalion, i« con. | bora- generally aidered the handsomest woman in the VII are uniter Capital Cry. Mr. O'Louglilln is a-.t^U-f ,l u! this very fine voeifi.t and during camp fre- ; lwtB ^ Mlcce

quentiy entertained the clli.-fta and j

gue*!* by her beautiful selections. She j ( “ e ” ia held in high ngard by olfieega and! , T' and ia very iwipuiar In AVashington ] irc *** C 1 lrt society. , I A photograp'

Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.

Baking Powder

ABSOLUTELY PURE

CONGRESS HALL, CAPK MAY, K. J.

Sfc0rlighl;s.

Base ball to-day.

All-Philadelphia v* Cape May to da; A glass eye is an optical delusion i Gajie May Daisies are fine. Nua*

31 AVashington street.

A German biologist says that the tw aides of the face are never alike. The Improver) Order’of .Red Men strong in the city of Buffalo. .The Knight* of the Golden Eagle a gaining strength in the far wear. A rremab-d body h ives a residunm ■

At ildnood

S'. J„ August 27, 1532. irSr.^ml*iZTfiiX mikC '• 'hal' I c* 1 .*’ ■kat^a H&FJiiTE rater! here yesterday whea a train ' L., U , i k I V . 1. ,« —^ r fr-, l uW . -w died into the IViidw.wd station b,a fc llA-^ - 1

-Hon

n Eb-e

The

Ingtou

Infan

tilings that w

Corps de|iartcd yrstcrrlay for their

AA'asliington. Th<- tents were

struck at nlo^o'ch-ck and by cleviu nearly ail the tram's of ‘'Camp General Old way” had disappeared. At half past eleven Cel. Mooro gave the order

march, and led hy the Third Artil-

•y hand the column moved. As the «d stepped upon the piazza to go through Congress Hall rotunda, they struck up “Auld Lang Syne,” and as ■he corps passed through the Hall a •hallow- of sadness seemed to spread jverthe scene. The crowds dieered.

•r profc si

icavon than the other fe uvas-hack duck prefen ! celery from the bottom

> the

c-pting

-, and clap]ied ham

handkerchiefs as they passed out. Tile [ A dentist may be tunc wa* “Little Johny’Jones and outsidi'aippcarance*, hi* sister Sue," which was remindtui j of looking down in tl

happy hours spent while inTgtriking.

camp. The fiual piece was a medley ! When * vouug man containing strains of ]>opuUr song*. ! h ••

"Good bye, my Lover, good | he Down went McGinty,” "n.e | m „ Girl I left behind mo,” "A’ankce Doolie, ” and "Marching tlirongh Georgia," md others. At the depot there wa* an

jolly fellow l t be ha* a wa mouth that i

illarly If the girl i

The close of the season 5s all tinged with sadness, so. many -plea

nsc throng gathered

i men and the week of plei ended. At twelve o'clock the trr ad cheers for the AY. L. L C

•om the platform*. The train pro needed by way o( Trenton and should ■ach the Capitol last evening abont .30 o'clock.. Many of the officers and

ten are hopeful of being

pleasant friends a

pulled 1 •''eventy mem be

lal Asa,

rf the J. X. Editor-

of McYeytown. Fa.,will

arrive to-day on the Itepuhjic and stop

at the Aldlne for a few day*.

The modern idea ia to advance all the tjme. The next thing we know we w ill

have FathcrTimep

from

i feeble y. Thi.

nd the wards <

hddre

of

great charity, I

and its eattbllahmeut aud *Jpp.>rt an undying honor to a mighty comnimwealth. The ^stricken ou,-s, whole broken live* are brightened by the intervention of a Christian State, engvj.-d every moment of their visit. N j one eould look on tbene sbaUeral children j of thc State w ithout em v.iooa of thank- | fulness that tin- public power ia exerted ! to aleviate the mLsfortuoes of the .help- j

of brick, >

•led w ith vt

a hind

•ut^uk o-

r the Ocean.

complete arrang, nn-uta fi ted, n-j-aiuted and nut in the moot approved patten

icelli-d. and there ia alovely six-acreL"n. ■las* laundry, firc-escaprs, aud the most ttongresl Hall has been recently renovation. The sanitary arrangements are of MBS. J. F. CAKK.

AUCTION SALE

AYUdwood 1* thronged people of the land. Tl been a great one'and It

absolute neccasity of at least Hire times the l-resent capicitv f.lT publ entertainment. Fortunes lie hi waitin for tiie people who shall put hero plai, The fame*'of Wildwood is as ", the Continent, for pwple hare com here from every portion of the empit Union, and all have declared their sitii faction and their desire to return. Cap- May did a handsome thing ft Wildwood last Thursday: -an unpree, dented thing. The I.lvezrys, at tl Hotel Columbia, with their friends, 1) aud Mrs. Bands, Dr. anti Mr*. U*r]«

I

and M n.

Ker

with r

•ringn

coloreil light* from Tower to Pier, toe |K»s.»aioii of the Excursion Hou and. tli'playlng a, thousand artiel which they had mad.- or gathered, pr. seeded to bold a church fair f ir tl Ix-nefit of the AYildwood ehurcli. O it was a noble deed, and nobly don "No Hies on that." AYlirre is the sil aud malicious rivalry that *o off engcudera hatred and jealousy between neighboring tow ns? Hail to the city of Cape May! Harrell for the Columbia, boats and guest*! ' tetests of the Atlantic resort* at common. If the splrjt of mut manlfestal inlliia church fair'p the i«e,,ple of all these plaer* it would in unlimited good and adall of them. Tlierc Is m

Tlii

is aelfishni

prohahilily of their go

Chicago. The StaIi joinsjn tl that Cape May next year and aft

be made their camping ground.

■ ere is j ing

ng to Sub'Ciihc ' hope *cy newspaper,

■r may - fore leaving Cap

e truthful

advantage

iw ium- ad of a sejahe. hailed hy *caai k- for thcU-.idiDiJs.mh J,-r j and would pro

e New emnlot

r will he their suepeas. If a of railroad renu directly icm all It would he a great

would be

■dc viaitc

'heater.the famous phop-gra- ■ aBtlieyc pictured the summer residents |«ryear m ad

j U , 3r fo r ‘"'.‘"y-: The largest . and IS anil doing the artistic i

oh has made him rclcbrated - °" exl ‘ilution

Stockton hatha. tf.

■ of eoofeetiou

• with delight usly profitable

er. be-1 to the owner* of the road. The church It publiahis ] af AA'ildwood ia almost finished and i Cape j there will bo a rally of thousands by

«i -n I

. II !

Try It and he c<

Maguire'.

r delich

o Extracts

•voringa. they t

captivity i* not 'uil'adelphla Y.-k

•gieal Garden, aud there are other net

ml ly added. The

hould

-• have l

oat plea, w hours

■it place at which to par

dei-ae

ipeelal

ceremony of dedlcatl tie* in wood, takei forest here, have jut

full exhibition in the Observatory-. The last special train will run from Cape May to AYildwood Tuesday. August 30.

duriug the season retuma to day. McCoy Is one of the ablest of writers that come to Cape May. a good fellow, and ha* boat* of friend* all over the Cape. May'he again return. Thompaon, of New York City, a vocalist of considerable note, ran swim as well as sing, and yesterday •truck out Into the open sea and with isse and expertness hid defiance to the great rollers, exciting the wondi admiration of many who witnessed

>r aquatic maneuver*.

Mrs. M. A. McDonald and her Interesting daughter, Mia* GciMvltvr, who. have been at the Arlington fc have returned to their home Ington. They express themselves a* having immensely enjoyed the time.

Miaa Genevieve wa*

graceful dancers at the Congress hop* and gained many admirers. Lloyd, of this city, ia en joying a little excnrelon prior to beginIng hU work a* principal of the school Swainlown. He is oow at Niagara Fall*. Stopping at the United State* Hotel there and write* ua that everything la quiet along the New York Central. No signs of a strike or of military occupation. Mr. Lloyd say* he I* delighted whh old Niagara.

Byrne, head keeper of

Zoological Gardena and baritone singer In SL John's R. C. Church, Philadelphia, 1* an esteemed guest of the Arlington Hotel. Mr. Byrne expresses a high appreciation of the efforts of Mr. Ed. Thomas, of the AVeat Jersey Cabicater to the pleasure of the W. L. L C„ decorating In honor- of their presence and distributing flags, etc

them on their departure.

„ _ , ,er >’ auc'cesaful week during the AY. L. j I- C. encampment and Mr. Thomas' Public Sale. j kind treatment of them was appresMtaij, ! AA'ill lie Hold at public sale, on Thura- The ilags and hunting with w hiA, he j day. September at 3 o'clock in the ; hail decorated his establishment, lie afternoon, on the premises, the country ■ gave to the infantry to decorate their

itb, which they did very tastefully

The corps will remember the Cabinet : aa one of the institutions which added

to the comfort of their stay.

iiiiei Hildreth, on the j c

of the

Cold Spring Road. Cold and one-half mile* from Cape May City. It consist* of hotiae. barn, outbuild, inga. and nice orohsrd* of different Va-rU-ties of fruit. It contain* six acre*, more or Irs*. Everything 1* In firstclass condition Term* made known on day of sale. For further Information apply to J. H. Hfciiii:k.

-iOJaekaonst . Cape May.

T. ClI All DEUX, AYict. d'.’w 1

Ihri

J

Spectacles

.^a will h.- h-arsed fri.n -ouheement In another roluniu

paper^Ttfe famous firm ol oculist, optician*. Messrs. Queen & Co., of PI adclphia, send their eye spcciall-

Cape May to-day and to-morrow Queen A Co. are too known In 'hi* section to reqnire

The Sun and HurM, of New YorffT ave. been engaged in a hot controversy ; m which the epithets "liar," “uoouu- | urel," "thief," ".windier." A , were j vary freely applied toj&h other. The ' , canse of the cont rqfrruy wa* the asser- ! ; lion made by the A^that several sen- :' v ' aational new* aitldeapdbli.lied by the j : lUerfd aa *]>och0 cable dlspatcloa from 1- j Enroi-e were manufa.-tural In the ° j WW’d'i Ne|r York cilice. The IlbrW j! denied the accusation but the Sun pressed it home and ha* apparently

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a c-LL -ci—a.s n.-.i Blxtec..

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•3 HOTEL COLUMBIA, s

■eel I'raniage.XliHleni <',*,«

M» UAK.

troduction. and to tn' able to obtain the ' proven It.

advantage of their skill and reliability. - —— witbd|it going to PhiUdelphia. will 0086 Boil.

prove a bleasiog to many who are

obliged to wear class,-*. Their head- ,- M . quarter* are at AVa*hington atreel. . ' *l' c "' ,l P'»> » picked second floor. "(See hours: 30 to l« ■‘ r "<n the beat of Philadelphia amateur M., and ! to 6.30 P. M. L.laycr* thU afternoon to he known i

j ll,e All-Philadelphia'». To-morrow'

Gur weekly all the year Stau of Till: 1 game will be with the YTynnewood. Cai-i; la a much larger paper than the ' Season'tlcketa for the base ball game. Daii.v Stau and contain, all the ; to day and to-morrow will not admi new. of Cape May City aud county: the park aa they have all been called all city sale., ordinance and j In. The management has been cornother official documents. It is editor- pelted to do thi* because of the heavy

of the season.

tally clean, fearleaa and unbiassed, dl*. cxinmae and Uti

cussing all local public quest ions with particular reference to the beat Inter- j

of Cape May. If you desire to keep i caaaou. nu. thoroughly and accurately tn(>rmrd j A'inetand—MryTeller

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

upon Cape May matters during the year yon want the Star ok tuk Cai-k, the only reltable medium through which obtain Cape May news. Subscription (1.50 per year la advance. tf.

Notice.

The annual meeting of the RepnnllLeague of Cape May county will be 'teld at Cape May Court House at 2 /clock P. M., on Saturday September 3d, 1S92, at which all Repubiicana in "ape May county are requested to be

Merchantvllle—c M Allen

Baltimore—George Simpson. Allas M

D Simpson and nephew

Dayton. Ohio—Mr*T RGebliart. Air* C G McMUten, Alia* Roy AtrMillen Philadelphia—Mrs F P Buck, Fred

Buck Petry

Chicago—T F Shouts Millville—John Radcliffe Titusville—J L Propert

Canada Alalt

Capitol.

Washington Light Infantry Bullet* fresh to-day. Nua*', '1 Washington

street.

ia *old only at; Dillon'*

Alost any one can paint a picture oi rite a iKiem, bnt the deuce i* to gel me other poison to p»y the price for cither at the producer'* valuation. Pears’

Soap

It is a Avondcrful soap that- takes hold quic^ and

docs no harm.

Xo harm! It leaves the skin soft like a baby's; no alkali in it, nothing but soap. The harm is done by alj kali. Still more harm is done by not washing. So, bad soap is better than none. What is bad soap? Imperfectly made; the fat and alkali not well balanced or npt

combined.

What is good soap ?

Pears'.

All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts u of people use it I - CAM HAT. LOTS FOR SALE. ESTATE OF MARK DEVINE to of the finest buT-dln* lota. trenUDx o: ach avenue. Patterson nven'ie, “ Firs' and Second nrrnnes.artjoinui eotra«e ot Thoms* F. Kelly and Dr. New Beach Drive. Board Walk. P * ater. Ua* and Electric Light, tn Front. The lota are TQxltO and *n»nn

roved. EWtrle I j

Marine Villa,

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