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fO FOUND A NEGRO CITY.

It to no othrr than Om well poUOcian »nd id1UU>7 i Bantlaj. Ben J<7 bee hi* plan. . war. and be will not tnke hto am . ij piece In AMoe or Liberie, bn lb. 1U In Oorgle end will do a onto to thoee who follow.

(bn* be wlU found e cttj exolualralp for He to to bore the entire gor- - - - - Te o< Me

tbwe ere to be no white people IHlng within the 0|t7 Umlto. e<ery offloebolder win bee nana Then the lew. an to b. tb. work of negro mantel labor “ — ' '. to donblp Inter

olltae It we. tooklr oa melerle, and the people fled tram Uw dtp a. If e plague bed toricken the piece. In ■ lew pear, the toot wae almoM dfeertrrl And now oolp i

Bentlep to to build bto modal negro dtp on the die at old Bunburp. He. baa aaov- ‘ id that, while the white people oannot • - '—* la of that dtotrlct, the ml-

a located, and I axpeot to bear from m la a few dapa. ThU la no wildcat aonnne. I mean btulnma, and I alraadp tee the momp In algbt * work. I bare bad thto I

the negro of the aontb can do toward mU gorernment. I want to nap right bare that we will bare no worthtoe. negroe. In our new dtp. Thep bare got to be Indudrloat and of good ehaiader. I ex pec. to bare a dtp of 8,000 people In

For 60 oonmcutlre pear. William K. Cramer baa been the chief owner and editor In chief of the Milwaukee Evening Wlaooodn. In that time be baa mad. hi* paper one of the moat Influential In the middle weekend Inddentallp hae acquired a fortune of eomethlng like 11,000,000. And be baa aceompllahed thl* In eplte of the fact the* f or moat of theee pean be he.

l^rwTTy dletlootlp Into an ear trumpet. In the faoe at dlfflotUtto* that moat people would hare regarded <aa Inaupwmhle Mr. Cramer hae continued actlralp to manage the bualneae affaire of hi* paper and ha. don. no email dtare of the direct editorial M at fl o'clock crerr rooming. ‘ ' ‘ ' ton.forlM(

h. to him the

to offloe about 9 o'clock.

eo the week of the dar Mr. C eeed i to dictate one or more ad aim on the toplce he oonaldn

pertank Bp that U

Half Bates to Toronto via Pennsylvania Railroad on Account of Rpworth League Convention. For the Epworth League Intern*Koual Coorentlou, to be held at Toronto, Canada, July 19 to IB, the Peun.plranla Railroad Compauj will .all apeclal tickeu from all point, on 1U line, to Toronto and return at rate of .ingle fare for the round trip. Theee ticket* wOl be euld and good going Julj 14 and IS; good to return, tearing Toronto not earlier than Julp IV ihK later than July 24, 18V7, and will be good oolp for omtlnnou* paaeage from Toronto on date eta roped. For further InformatloD apply to ticket agekta.

WEST CAPE MAY. George Eeerea, Jr., and Perop Ro' fael 1 wheeled to Atlantic Clip rla Ooean City on Haturday. Adolph HiUboe wheeled from Philadelpbu to the reeldenoe of Charles i. Swain here, on Saturday, in Are boure and forty mtnutea. He to a member of the Clorcr Wheelmen. D. C. Vanaman spent last week in Vineland organizing a lodge of A.O. U. W., which la to be Inatltuted on Wednesday.

Attention is hereby called to the ordinance ooboerniog the explosion of fireworks, dated Jane 27, 1877: Sec. 1. Be It ordained and enacted by tbe Inhabitant* of the City of Ctpe May in City Connell aaaembled, and It to hereby enacted by the antbority of the same, That no person shall fire or discharge any cannon or other pleoe of artillery or small arms, gone, platole, fire-crackers, or squibs, within tbe limit, of this city, without tbe permle •Ion of tbe Mayor, first bad and obtained in writing ; every person so offending shall forfeit and pay the sum *' five dollars for eaob offenoe. Ben. 2. And be it further ordained and e use tad. That from and after the paaeage of this ordinance, if any person or persona, shall make or cause to be made, or aid and assist In making a bonfire or other fire. In either of tbe streets, roada, lanes or alleya of this city, without having obtained leave eo oo from tbe Mayor of said city, 'ery person eo offending shall forfeit end pay the sum of five dollars for each Son. S. And be It further ordained and enacted, That If any person or persons shall fire or cause to be fired or exploded, any rocket, squib or powder oraoker, within tbe limits of aald eltv, without having obtained leave so to do from tbe Mayor ol said oily, every person eo offending shall forfeit and pay lor each offenoe tbe sum of ten dollars. Approved June 27, 1877. JAMES M. E. HILDRETH, Dated June 26, 1897. • Mayor.

When In need of any jewclrv consult tbe Queen Jewelry Store. We carry the finest line In tbe city. Prices tbe very lowest. All kinds of watch and jewelry repairing done by experieooed workmen.

eo eaeumnieae on bto eeeremry'e desk, and to the reading of theee be lUtenscarefully, be deems judicious Another walk preeadss dinner as tbe betal In which he lives, sad then, returning to the office, he re-! meins tbare till 7 o' ‘ 1

The "History of Cape May County." containing 480 pages, with forty-five illustrations, oan be had of Lewis T Stevens, Room 8, 810 Washington a'reet, or at the St*it .flioe, Prior|2. Bound In oletfa. tf

listening ti -New Yorl

A strange character has Just died In Purls In tbe person of Mmo. liramcux, an eM lady of 70. She bad no relative, and we. an inouimbto Invalid, bu^^te had a large fortune which she usud f uPBrr ploeeure In a moat unusual way- She filled bv bouse, not with servants, but with a troop of young and pretty girls. Once a weak ■he gave a hell, to which .be Invited all who pleaeed her, Ineepeotlve of thairrodal ■tatua. One of tbe most rvgular attending meaaongor girl, whose rented the old lady', at tenD an omnibus. Saturday

Beat salt water taffy In Cape May to made at Smith’., 307 Washington street. Freeh routed auger coated peanuts made dally by Smith, 807

Washington street.

—Cigars at wholesale, 105 Perry

Try oar clear cinnamon candy, SO cents per pound, Smith's, 807 Wkilling — Street.

WANTED.—Room and board In private family near Hotel Stockton. Highest references given. Addreu, 4S

i eK In her choir by the piano, watching W guest* dance. When tbe died, her will

km Ulnem, she toft only e tow hi thnumml franca, but the bulk cf bm fortune to left to her dancer., her visitor* and tbe mem her* of bur bousrl.uid. She toft 8.000 trance to one young man because be danced well. Tbe girl oi the omnibus got 1.000 francs. Twelveth.

a day, gratuitously led bm a pl .w uf nd.fav which nftinrard oved useful. L.,rh uf luT m.'.M 11* oared lodgln buonl and wag.*during the xt 14 moiuha. The loquot* are not rge, but tia ra arc so many of Omni that qr amount to mure than a.oOO.tKiO fronqa.

Any hotels desiring weather mape giving direotlOD of wind, storm centres* temperature, etc., throughout the Coltad States, will be euppll.d with frame* for the same on application to tbe new weather bureau officer, Mr. Lovett.

Denim of a golden tan or makaa a tcry ulccjjve and * fur a Illwaty or dining

ssrjz. 1

loth far pea* i. Outline t»

Again* with a heavy yellow rilk floes, and you gill have a very hendenme looking matoetal for hanging. The flgurm may he

Trams I Trams I Trams! Three plaster* o tbe Greet pyramid! What a dcsecrapnndtoee about that hoary monument of mtlqulty In It* lonfllnese. hallowed by tbe ■we In Its magnificent solitude, here to to be an ekotrlo tram from 1 il-XU bridge to the pyramid. Tbe nx

bam to the beak" "After visiting Cbufu'* tomb take Pareayncratcvkolopoulo'* brandy." Tbaeo and others will greet tbe <ma of vial tun to the pyramid next year. Tbe

goto the beet claas of vtoltaa. you am going the rigdri way to do 111—Cairo (Egypt)

Latest Styles Lowest Prices. Clothing for Men and Boys. Gents Furnishing Goods and many needful article--ISAAC H. SMITH, 511 Washin°toD Street, GAPE MAY. k HERE IT IS? The store you will like to shop in .c We not only offer you the opportunity of choice from a large and varied stock of dry goods, notions, gentlemen’s furnishing goods and millinery, but we assure you prompt and polite attention and satis factory prices. The store has been vastly improved and our stock is much more comprehensive than formerly. We shall be glad to have you come in if only to look around. 0- L- VI- MERE, 513 Washington St-

Stockton Hotel C -A.JET 1 IE. Open from 6.30 in the morning until 2 A. M, Entirely reorganized. Feature made of all sea lood, broiled live lobster, deviled crabs,soft shell crabs, terrapin, etc. Standard of excellence will be equal to any first-class city restaurant. Private dining rooms when desired.

®usie Emporium

CALL

AND EXAMINE STOCK.

LARGE

- - Sheet Husie - - All Selections sold at 10 CENTS. PIANOS FOR RENT Phonographic Entertainments Given at COTTAGES on reasonable terms. A. D. Nelson & Co., 308 Washino'ton St., Kexl STAR Ollif

H. C. TIIOHI»M>\, Agent. CAPE MAY BRANCH The New Jersey Trust and Sale Deposit Co. Cor. Washington and Owan 8ts. Hair Ifepualt bos'-* in burglar prout vault. 3 tr-per year sort upward. Main Office, 3d and Market Sts., Camden N. j. CAPITAL - - - 8200-000 BENI- H. FOWLER, rrer.leo’. I1KO. K. TAYLOR. Vice rrmldeet.

IURUTORM.

Cl-AKLE8 CAMPBELL PURE MILK and CREAM •KkVLO TWICE UYEHT D*Y. Srivioe Id Glass Jars lo lam.l, rua toon-ra. Every effort la martr 10 alv. SATISFACTION Ordvis left at HAL' INS. 423 Wash logloo Slreel ■ 111 rmrlvv prompi ATTENTION.

Chong Hop Hing, China-Tare, Tea, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND CURIOSITIES 314 Washington St, CAPE MAY. N. J.

TIME-TABLE OF THE WILDWOOD STEAMBOAT COMPANY, BETWEEN Wildwood and Cape May City. iMNNECrmu with the tlEOnUG CARS at SEWELLS POINT, IN EFFECT JULY 4, 1897. I.KAVK M ||,tt4MH»l» N OO A. M. I.KAVK KKWrils I'OIkT lO SO A. H. I.KAVK I 30 I*. *1. LEAVE NEHH,l.to I'OINT « 30 A. M. Fare for the Round Trip, Including Trolley Fare, 65 cents. Children Under 12 Years, _ 35 cents. WILLIAM J. WAKE, Captain.

Get the Right Sort of Beer, Porter, Sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale, Orange Wine, by buying them of the only Bottler of th^se goods located

in Cape MayT&I A. R. GORTON^ 219 Decatur St si

De Yuengling & Son’s, Potts-

ville Porter is the finest in the flonday--Bag'S!n Day*'

B«eond-HaMd Furniture bought and eold by J. H Rennet A Bro ., 883 Washington street Good* taken on consignment. dw

Artista’ Material* Brushes, oils and water color outfit/, lube oolora, canvas, stretchers,acadt my boards, tourist and sketching umbrellas, canvas sketching stools and folding

A. C. GILE, C Washington Street, Cape May City.

Any person wanting the dally weather forecast can have the same sent by mall to Ibelr addieaa by making appllaaUon tbe Bran offloe.

ATTENTION to business results in satisfaction to patrons. We exercise great care in select: ing stock of best qualities and designs in Chinaware, Agate Ware and miriy articles in tbe household, and give prompt attention to wants of our customers. Goods delivered without any charge. Mrs.R.C. Hughes

MILLER COTTAGE

PERRY STREET, CAPE MAY. It. J.

Terms Moderate Excellent Table. _

MRS. H. B. MARCY.

market. Finest Whiskies, Wints and other liquors in the market. Families sup-

plied.

STE.5.2«I HE.a.'X’.

Everybody Reads It. T HE Cape May Dajly Bran will begin it* issue* for tbe season ol 1897 on July 1st, and Uie effort will be made to make it superior to any Cape May daily of previous seasons, an exemplar of clean, progressive, seaside journalism. All tbe news of tbe resort, of the various social functions and pleasant personal mention of the viietora within our gates, will constitute the particular objects of our effort, while we shall be ready to comment fairly and fearlessly U)M>n all public questions as the need may arise. The position of associate editor will this year be filled by a gentleman of culture, well known to many of our summer residents. J. Willard Liggett,A.M., a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, while our reportorial stall' wij^ include the usual experienced and accurate corps. Everybody at Ca|M- May will find the Daily Stab this season a necessity, ami should not fail to lie enrolled in its grand army of sulwrilier*.' Price fl for ihe season, delivery at your door each morning. AAKUN W. HAND, Editor and Manager.

AUHtte.

CuioUic,

Satijc, Cltty 3voov»«s,

DECATUR STREET. Hear.Rmch Am..', 'E.o.., maflSRBSr • •''T'Ooenall the Year.

Mhe Ibbitt, ! Open All % Year.

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K..r Crabbing, Flatting or Sailing ask for CAPT. 1. YORK. and

YACHT

MELVINA 8EWLELS POINT or SCHELLEN-

GER'S LANDING.

Appointment* Kirst-claa*. Residence, 1231 Wnahington Nlreel.

notice to filcydc Riders!

Alien

An ordinance Ao regulate the use ol bicyclsa, tricycles ano similar vehlnlea in tbe City of Cape May. Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted bv tbs Inhabitant* of the City ol Cape May lo City Council aaaembled, and It . to hereby enacted by the authority of same. That all bicycles, iricyole*

, when

Bicycle Headquarters, 420 Washington Street, ole agent lor Colombia and Hartford wheels, which arc always on band for le or for hire. Expert teacbe.r. Reire, enameling and bicycle business all kinds promptly attended to. D.C. CROWELL.

Post Office Delivery System. There being no free delivery system I mail In tbla city, 1 have arranged to lake two deliveries of mall tosobacrlbra eaob day at 11.15 a. m. and 7.15 m Sunday*, one delivery at 12 m. otters to be mellrd will be collected at Lob delivery and at 2 p. m Tbe cost > each family will be 25 cento per eek. Special rate* for season. 4t W. Goff Fuienu Cape May.

Do you want your cottage tastefully painted? I will give it prompt and satisfactory attention. Thirty years of experience in painting the best Cape May cottages. A. B. E.ITTLK, rape May. X. J

Visitors ought to know about it, Residents do know abc 11 it, that ihe neatest, j newest, daintiest things in Dry Goods can be had a CRESWELL’S 504 Washington street, at Ph iladelphia prices. This is news. If we have not got what you want, we will get it for you

immediately.

THE BIGGEST Loaves, Rest Bread, Cake* and Pies are made at the Mansion House Bakery. Prompt attention.

QUEEN JEWELRY STORE

305 Washington St., Cape May.

ve let everything go at bargain prices. Several big the jewelry trade enabled us To buy at little over half

To-day

failures in the jewelry price. Wc give you U.

money sav'

dt all reseu....... shake hands tog-.

r windows for sound . 1, twisted, shriveled out Profit, cost and loss all

w cepe mmr0 giHinim These glor.Vyj, -Jrit i°us natural \Zi/ gems are ‘ ' ' picked up on the beach. Equaled in rplendpr only by the true b: illiunts. Don’t leave this popular . -•sort’ without taking a few as mementoes.

The Stimulating Qualities of a warm sea water bath are great and the most eminent! physicians pronounce it ve-y ■ beneficial Ubr convalesce t invalids or persons of wea. constitutions. Its effects up-', on the well and hearty are j also particularly pleasant and j salutary. The Excelsior Warm and! Cold Sea Water bathing establishment at corner of Beach and Pier Avenues is of the most completely equipped establishments along the coast with able attendants. Entire satisfaction always expressed by the hundreds who have been pat-

rons.

Rings.

LaAto- UsM rilled W antssd (br torsan. IlLOT. User*.Gold Flltod Watches til

Ft*la and «'F«* «!**/»*»

tlAJ lo C2S.OO a pair.

J. F. NHI.L our apse tali'* t and /i

Hide* Iron (3 to up.

y*. street*, lane* and public ,’isoos uf this city, shall have a lamp of such illuminating power as to be seen one hundred yards ahead, attached thereto and kept lighted, between one i hour after auuaet and snnrtae. Sec. 2. And he It further ordained and enacted. That all such bicycle*, tricycles and similar vehicle* aball carry a suitable alarm bell, attached to the handle bar of such vehicle, which when rang may be heard one hundred feet See 3. And be it further ordained and enacted. That no person or persona .ball bo allowed to ride any bicycle, tricycle or similar vehicle, wlthiu the oity limit*, at a rate of speed exceeding eight miles an hour, except as herein-

after provided.

Bee. 4 And be It further ordained and enacted. That no bloycle, tricycle or similar vehicle shall be ridden upon tbe sidewalk* or boardwalks of this city, provided, however, that thto ordinanoe shall not apply to foot paths or portions of highways.^streets, lane* or public places ut thto ohy lying outside of tbe thickly settled part* of the oily, which are worn by travel end are not repaired by the city euthoritlee or by the ebulUng owner. Bee. 5. And be it further ordaiped and enacted, Tnal the committee on Streets and Highway*,or a majority of them, may, in then discretion, upon any special occasion, grant permit* to any person or person* to ride such vehlsle during a s|>eoi*l time, upon special ponton* of the public way* o' the city, at any rate ol speed, ana may auaex such other leasouable condition* a* they shall deem proper, and they may also permit tbe use of velocipede* or oUter similar machines, by children, 011 any such sidewalk*, boardwalk* and public way* of said city. Beo. C. And be it fuither ordalmd and v use led. That for eaob and -vtry violation ol tbe provision* ol tl to ordinance, the Mayor or Alderman, may, upou complaint and due proof, ipo*e such flue upon the offender or offenders, as ne may think proper, not exceeding the sum of five dollars for each offenoe, with costa to be taxed, and m defauH—of the payment of said 3ne and oosta may commit said offender o the city Or county jail unUl told fine and co»t* are paid. Approved AprU 21. 1890. JAMEB M. £. HILDRETH. Dried June 17th, 1897. Mayor.

BORZELL THE TAIIaOR. 421 WASHINGTON ST. F0HERLY OF PHILADELPHIA.

Go to . . . GARBISON’g at 6i i WASHINGTON ST. for stationary of all kinds and latest styles Fishing tackle of every variety, toy boats of the most approved designs. At Philadelphia prices.

DON’T READ THIS unless you are willing to grasp an opportunity to save money in shoes. Nice looking, substantial Men’s Russets, $1.60. Excellent Men’s Black Shoes, $i.6o. Russets in all degress ol quality for men, women, and children, and. uniformly low prices. Finest Ladies Shoes, $2.50 to $3. Shoes for all kinds of boys at. low prices. Cloth top children’s shoes, neat and good, $i.6Qto$2. Babies’ shoes all styles. MRS. WATTS EDMUNDS. 412 Washington Street.

Tin I If yoa desire any tin work d*in«, leaky roofs repaired, ipoutlng. load, copper, zinc or lion work docs **atla> factorlly and at lesson able prices, see Charles A. 6wain, 819 Jackson ■tree!.