••DAILY STAR" TIDE TABLE AUGUST 1897

Vi

DELIGHTFUL TRIP. Tour to the North via Pennsylvania Railroad. V:*iln* Walk id* Giro. KU«*'« Falla. Tbooaaad Islands, Quebrc. M n Ural, Au cable Chasm, l.ak* Cbsm(4slu aud Lake OeoiKe, SsraU^s sod Ute Uigblands o' the lludeou. Lea»e fblladelpbu by special uam Auijus! 17. The tour mil be lo coarse ol ou>of the oomper.j'a toarlst aseuia. An experienced chaperon will also acoom paoy the parly, basin* eep.cl.1 charge of uocsoorted ladles. • The rate of •100 from New York, Uiooklyn, Newark, Trenton, Pbtladel, pbla, Uarrlsbur*. BalUmore and Waabio*utn eosers railway and boat late for the entire round trip, parlor car sosu, meals to route, hotel entcrtaitniieot, transfer charges, carriage hire—In fact,

CABIN JOHN BRIDGE.

irtsre Odets of

u THE BIGGEST

Sescomikefn.m W«t W.-ohInitnr. npmr la04 J;tst Iirt . adi Cake* And

what la calktl the Conduit road, whicheer-

rice «howat.-r supply of the capital from f pies are made at the Mansion the emu tails of the Potomac to Washing- ; lllkcr y. Prompt attention, ton. Is one of the moat noted etnieturvs of . modem times. ThU atructurr Is a bridp- M> Bs T J of a single span, celled the Cebm John ■f-i.elns. M bridge, built hy the United States gorrm-: BinDMon Bl,

the ptinsiao of carrying the wn- |

acit>ssum\ina. Flowing thromth

this ravine, in 1U rocky bed, Is e small

~ ! ( IIAKLF.S CAMPBELL

stream has Its origlii In Itoeksllle, Md , ami IU outlet at the I*ratruiiae, not far Irf constroeting the Washington aijncduct the first serious dlflleulty wnacnoountcrnl at Cabin John crock. Here a deep ratine obstructed the way. The genius of man surmounted this obstruction, and the

ire of workli if eonsmictloi

For detailed uloeraiy, tickets or any iddlttonal Infurmatiou, address Tourut tgenl, Pcnusylvania Hailroad Company, ll»e Bioadway, New York; BOO 'ullon strert, Brooklyn; or Gcorse W. Joyd, Assntsul General l'asacn*cr igeut, Broad.btreel Siation, Pblladel-

TUCKAHOE. . S. 11. Uann, ol Tom's Klee

result was a model of engineering skill. A flue atone arch, 220 feet In width and 10 foot In height, spans the ravine and the _aek and has the dl-iUntUon of Islng the largcstt single urch in the world. It la built af brown sandstone letjught from tho quar rim of Seneca, al.iut IS mHes above this point, and Is of solid mneOTBy. lu ennstrurtlon was iswun In 185S, under tho supervision of the war department, during the official term of Jefferson Davis, by Us architect and engtnour. General M. C.

Udgs.

In 1V-2, owing to pi this departin'-nt, tho w<

was rr.insfcm-d to the inhrior department —Caleb H. Hmlth. secn-tary—and ra-nudn-

until l«e-.7, about the time of its

completion. Buring the process of Imlldtng the nani'-s of I > r>->ldents Franklin pierce and Abraham Uneoln and of .‘Secretaries of War Jcffotjsm Davta and Edwin kL Stanton were ln«eri!*al on one of the largo stones on tho Wort end of tho bridge. After tho aco-mlon of the south fho name of Jeffowon Haris was mt out. and only a blank spaoc remains to toll of tho obllter-

itlon.

. This colei iratrd bridge and the strreim _hat it spans derive their names from a solitary settler, who, tradition says, ap

• - - *bls spot siimo time before the Revolution and built near t he

banks of die beautiful Potomac a rude log Cabin. For a number of years he oocuph'd thews quarters and was known only tiy tin name of John, or Cabin John. Ills only companions were threefWsve hunting dogs. “ * —rc sheltered among the rucks nsnr

John 8. Vsir Glider, of Knoxville TsoOn >s spending a few days he's. Rev G. B M. Adams is someab. t Indisposed at this writing. Mrs. F. A. Churchill, of ITiUsde. phis, is visiting her nleoe, Mrs. Hope W Gandy. Pastor Downs bss returned home after an abseuoe of two weeks with his sou in Millville. Prank . Shaw and wile, vt Ocean View, were here on Saturday vialtlof Col C, R. Powell. Wo have been troubled fora few f«w days by au innumerable oompany of yery uuweloome visitors. Two solos of sapsrlor excellence were rendered by Mrs. Mattie Clark at the M. E. Church on Sunday morning Mrs. M. Stephens has a oils shawl and several pieces of china from 'be cargo of the brig Peiseverau *, » - Ich was stranded on Peak's ►•each in tie latter part of Dseembcr, 181& SPECIAL PULLMAN SERVICE Between Now York and Capo May via Pennsylvania R. R.

A through Pul

mu Buff at Car r

. established bvtwien New York and Cape May via Pennsylvania

Railroad lines.

This service Is daily rxe- pt Sunday, ear la attached to train Icvug Ne» York at 1 P. M , arriving at Cap- May 5.50 P. M., and on train lesvi. g Cap, May at 7 A. M , arriving In New York

at 11.43 A M.

Tbs “History ol Cape May Coui.iy." eoateinlag 480 pages, with lorij-tiv illustrations, nan be hod ol Lewis T. Stevens. Room 8, 810 Washington street, or at the Stab office. Prior $2. Bound Inek-tb. tt

A. P. Todd, the artist ph rtogrspber at foot of Congress Hall tawu, has been coming to Cape May for man years, and baa on unrivalled rrpttialtou lor the prod not wo ol lbs most bsantiful His mexoo-tints i of tbe art of photography. Tin Rooflng, Etc.

footoniy aod s; tessot Charles A Saaia. 31V Os may he depended m

clocks esrelDl-y and promptly reps tree by Joseph K. Hand, Jeweler, 811 Wash-

Great reduotl Queen Jewelry S dwptey.

Us July 11, n pin. A saltobia reward 4 returned the offiae nf Dailt Stab. 8<

;.T.£ MILK CF.EAIZ SKhVllD TWICE IVtllT DAT. Service In Glass Jars to family customers. Every effort Is mode lo give SATISFACTION. Orders left at HAL'TVS 423 Washington Street will receive prompt ATTENTION. The Stimulating Qualities of a warm sea water bath are great and the most eminent physicians pronounce it very beneficial for convalescents, invalids or persons of weak constitutions. Its effects upon the well and hearty are also particularly pleasant and

salutary.

The Excelsior Warm and

Cold Sea Water bathing establishment at corner of Beach and Pier Avenues is one of the most completely equipped -• establishments along the coast with able attendants. Entire satisfaction is always expressed by the hundreds who have been patTht*-- d"g» olwayanocoroiianli'd John on yoUS. hli cxcurel' mi ul .mt tho country niul wrved

to protect him from the U« carimu Intro- i .

■Inn of ririton and nlro from Fiwpirlnui : - , u. unw m thut-v Get the Right sort Bon. Thewfl. r .pen* m<-g .4 hl-tlino i O

hunting and fishing, which ww hiv chi.f u j jigt-y Porter, Sarsaparilla,

« of mippirt HI* garment* were. . ' * ... from the skin, or wild imimnia. and Lainger Ale, Orange Wine,

idagcn.val nn.vifan.-cwM n .(:.t;r:s-tivo. jjj.. Jju.^njv them of the Only

although — -.lug quaiKkw flttins j oottler ol these goods located “&s£sss , ai». mm : in ^ »«*>•. aa a mualrian and that In-jJayid ■kill- . ■, yvrtUIkAV fully ui>on n violin, ringing s-r.gi the A- It. vjUIkUUAj

'word* of which Keiu'vl To recall luem'iric*

1* of otlu-r day*. Tradition other light upon this strange

being, whence he came or whither lie went,

disappeared suddenly one dny n* liouriy a* ho luul appeared. A si-arch indofor him, hut no trace could 1c

found. HU dog* devrtod thi ir r»ck Uiuud krnni-1, and hU rahln crumbled to tiw ground. Llttledl'l John of thccaldn think • ‘ nderful work of man would «no

hi* kfrmlile name ami hand it

down to future generations.—Waablngton

219 Decatur St,

I)e Yuengling & Son’s, Pottsville Porter is the finest in the market. Finest Whiskies, Win^s and other liquors in the market. Families sup-

plied'.

Kmc Old Gibson Whiskey, one dollar per qna'i. at Ratiy's, oorncr Washington *ud Jacks ustrieta *

Bicycle Headquarters, 420 Washington Street.

Sole sgcut for Columbia and Hartford * heels, which are always on hand for

- ■ Expel

sna I

iTonufuitanvAr ^ 411 kind* promptly

.i . ■uuwtaway

Some very notable udvnnces Imvo heem made In the nclonco of kite flying during

your. The gnat utility of the kite

for military purposes lias lieqn conclusively proved. In Uie liiu- of signaling <-<;«• lully *• " ’ -is ahovrn Its adapioblllty even

tho captive haH(*>n. Tlie retvnt

fiat at Bayonne. N. J.. of carrying

‘ no wire through Uio air f

dropping It to tho vurt h .

from where the kite was anchi wed. signal* could •*■ transmitted hack and forth, is another distinct adtanoe lb the praetloal utility 1* great, and could a man have l*wn In the rear nf General Grant at Vlcksliure. for tmaanoo, w Mh such a device, he wimld Iiave hcun able to i-s with the Confederates | up In Uic city. It could be noty-m- j . icd at any singe, in fact, and In the nighttime, w hen lu presence would not bo !

known to an enemy.

However, the advance* of tbe past your I have l»n In a mnaspre rnneluidve, and the j

- ‘ no of j , . tography. Bv tl

the taklrg of pictures

. ded from the kite string at night. large rity districts have Usm aoouratety

■graphidby mean- of klusduring tlx-

daytime, but no midair kite iihotograylui - • tek'-n at night- Experiments

l In this direction, and very sat-

isfactory and useful rewulis will ultimately he reached. With a‘highly seuritite pinto manlpulatid In luldutr objects oa the earth * ' jwrhsp* be photographrel which

» distinguish'd It the human

era If this omulitlun actually exists, midnight pliotogrnphy will have a vrido military application. Fortinoarions and hostile —mould bo accurately pictured and tho |

: kateat Stylea

tbe neighborhosl Tile Idea would he uaoful also In rime of pvooo In pbotographlDK i largeassaubtagi--. celebratioiui, mulLltuil.c 1

‘ phi or sxhlbfttona.—Kow York Ban. Clothing lor Men

Ifvwport'* Mew Ocean nanse. j and Boj-s. • news of general Interest and of M | GentS Furnishing

to frequiuitere of Xcwj«irt j „ j

i ocean nuuse is to- be sold to ! LsOOUS clft.-TTrito In New York who will i an J

down“* — *—

bicycle business

D.'c. CROWELL.

STOCKTON HOTEL Billiard and Pool Boom

AND

TSH-FIN ALLEYS. The tables have been eny done over, equal tc ; new balls and new cues. The Ten-pin Alleys have all been newly repaired and an entirely new equipment provided. A Shuffle Board has been constructed this year in the most approved plan, in connection with the Billiard

Room.

Lowest Frioes.

H. C. THOMPSON, Agent.

CAPE MAY

BRANCH

The New Jersey Trnst anikSale Deposit Co. Cor. Washington and Ocean Sts.

ilaHtrstan. tSumrdlaa* or Trustee*. aa4 Execute* Tm*t*o

i&ss a burglar proof Main Office, 3d and Market Sts., Camden N. j. CAPITAL r - - •200-000 BUS I. F. FOWLER, President. UEU E TAYLOR. Vies F. all.-. I J. Allen THOMPSON.Bseraury ul Treasurer.

DIEBOTOBB:

F. Watlasu atu, UsoBai B.Tailox, jAMga B. EaitlaCx. Uxoium Rxuum J.CLAOXXCKOOXIT. E L. B. OoprBT, M. D. Jobs C. Btissos. (•■osui Uisrr JKOBseFrotrrss, Jo. J W.Ossssr. Bnu. F. Fowlek, CAFE MAY D1BECTOK8.

Isaac H. Barra.

«o. Solicitor.

J. M. E. BlLOEETU

THE SIRARD HOUSE,

Cor. South Lafayette and Perry sts.

CAPE MAY, N. J.

C1IAS. E. BAKER, 1

yjyf E8TJERSEY* SEASHOREK S. IN EFFECT, JULY I 1WL Trains will leave Oape May as fallows lor FUILADELFH1A: 6 qc A. M.—ACCOMMOLIATION. Stop* • OiJ .t prtacipAl lutermediAU sUUoos. Arnies at PluuaelphlA VJS A. M. 7 nn a. M.-Expreas. Arrives Phlladel- ■ UU pbUfc hti A. M. Through Bullet rwlor CAT lo New York. Arrlnn* at New York 11A3 A.M, 9 00 uci*hirfi x io K A 4 M' ,Lrrt ’"““*’ h ' u ' 2I30 “«• n ‘“*

4.40 ; 5.30 :

3.45 phis 3AU, 4 in. ;• a.—a — . JU .1. .riel) .1 inlermt e^lr < rives a. rhiUUelphlA 6A0 P. M. c nri r. M.-Expms. Coui ecu for AxvJ^I_VV | Kh*vx.*^*1 OOfJB^Uty Urauches. 6 ‘ok "'m'.—tStCliitBlb N TRA1N. Ar«40 lives All-lulsdelpbis Suva. M. 8 CC C. M.—EXPRESS, arrives Pblisdei,00 pfclsll.u»P.M. FROM PHILADELPHIA, leave fur cape MayExpress week uam. OAur. M. baiuiaxys onl)). 1,5-*u r. a buadAy, express, sad ccununuUstton. 7JO a. u. Excurriuu TXAISI LXAVK raiLA. BOO AD STkKKT VTATIOX FOR NEW YORK. Usys, 3AD, 4.C6, 420. S IS. ABO , PAU, 10X1 (f“ - '— "—- aa, U-C iLUulb p. m. Vita Umiug Cor), L Gn.a*i.sjo,r,6..-,je tUU T.«. IUjsj p a... Ixol nichl S-AJ, 4to. 4 jo. M5.XJM.riSkPAO. 10J1 (DUun* Cor). 11 to A. is., LUX Ito (Dining Cor). UMDIulhg tor). 4410 (Lin.lieu 4 Jo). tJb. i-eUmii.i* torj.0X5 :.ui.T.43,lo.Oup. m.. Express iur .*nton. without change, U JO a. m —- —'•TAfp.a.UaUy. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH For hritUnure xcU Wariilngtan.IAO.7JII.SA2

Ail person* are hereby warned against putting ashes, shells or other refuse on any of Ihe streets or highways In Cape May City. The penalty Is twenty dollars One and Ihc ordinance will be enforced Edwin W Sayre, Street Supervisor.

Do you want your cottage tasteiuliy painted? I will give it prompt and satisfactory attention. Thirty years of experience in painting the best Cape May cottages. A. B. LITTLE, Cape Mav N. J.

DBrK«.7JE in Bundayt.

FOR YEARS . . the need of a thoroughly stocked store at which Ladies could successfully and satisfactorily “shop” was felt at Cape May. The need has been supplied. O-L-W-KHEEE, ' 515 Wasmnrion StDry goods. Notions. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's furnishing goods

SR

4 41 (.\1“ Or), 6.17,6J

ds>£*3iiof 1 ?j£ < V 4.41, tf

1.12. 4.41. (SJSCongrewlooal L US LAT). ItoiDluins tor). 7-U

p. m, aud 12.00 night.

(Dining Car),

P. M. wrok-Uays, S4> and K, J.K.WOUD,

J^OITH JERSEY RAILROAD. Royal Reading Route Fast thr.sixh Fxpress irolnx ran drily Cbesuiul Blirel sud remth Blrret l-hUtoel siHi'tote vs?»? * 1 *' 1 * *‘* U * C * ra, ClUb Tlme-Uhle in efleet Jnlyi. UBi.-SubJeet to

chsngk.

Leave CAPE MAY. j -jq A. MJUprete—Ducat s 4U. 4> A. XI.Express-Due le SU, 4 ,5 r M express- D*e At 6 "V. A evs F XI Exeursk* I Due at» lu. G krO [BaiuiU*>v uuljJ

BUMDAY8

P M Kxpres—Ducal 6 IU. P M Kteu'vlOD—Due ai x 10.

(hot tbe Oooati

1 Hmi

quipped w U the appi

w gruuud* of tl

Xu The j

He left, undln-

1846 at a noet of about •SS.tKKk Tbk grounds on which It Vtai.il* are now report-

ed to have been sold for new bouse te to bu kept by Mi

laud, Jr.,

Tbe affect of a greet modern hotel upon Ifk at Newport will be Interesting to "b•rve. There 4s a greet duel In that sumner idly which may well auvecu visitors— ■uusus of notable beauty and arehlwctaral ntareet. fin* people, fine rewds'for driving ft bicycling aud a dally and hourly parade

many

: needful : articles. ISAAC H. SMITH, 511 Washington Street, CAPE MAY.

4 00 6 00 7 45

FUR CAPE MAY.

_ —s- A. M. Excurslo-'—Due at 9 BJ 7 SreJ (Baunuys only.) g j J A. M. Express—Due At 11 (AI. j P. M. Expreas-Dae xl 3 *5. , , c P M. Express Due W 6 00,

4*5

From PHILADELPHIA to BRA ISLE CITY.

7 oo A - 9 >5; 1 45 p

4 15 1 “• “p™*

7 oo A ''

9 'S*

Meturulug—Leave Bex Isle City 7 00 ‘ “

4 05

A , ~ F M Excursion Due at S O IO (Bxturdaja ouU)

ilckovt route bet'

ft—Due at lu fiA

Exproas-Dur *t 3 Si.

Expreai -Due xt 11

Stockton Hotel

proprietor of the old I

ftnUmetleCual u

tt and qulekoit rmudcijiu

lly. NodUvl. bmusc „« ou—«*. BE4CH. H. o. BURNETT. Oen'kHupt. UouT.Frt.AFxa. Agt

For Crabbing. Flahing or Sailing oak for CAPT. * YOBK. an

YACHT

MELVINA

I Open from 6.30 in the i morning until 2 A. M, Entirely reorganized. Feature

tood'thriihiy^- 1 made ol all sea food, broiled ^UteMtoriiine live lobster, deviled crabs,soft

w not especially i

ru-dnyof oasuoi shell crabs, terrapin, etc.

0*0*. Tha build. . Appomtm

Imbriaw tend to J Standard of excellence will 12 hi ^Mhinctwix strert.

•*«■«*. mat 11 ia

porter will

ate’wmi ^ restaurant. I^iy”! | Private dining rooms when j ^ desired.

STOCKTON HOTEL H. M. CAKE. Proprietor. P. H. S. CAKE. Manager. ^GRANDt^ TESTIMONIAL BALL !- TO - tnrT¥olGANry¥l]SlGAL DIRECTORS Tendered by the Management, Guests, Cottagers and Friends. Saturday Evening AUGUST 7, 1897 Many unique and highly interesting features will be introduced. Tickets on Sale at the Stockton, Adults, 50 cts. - - Childrens cts.

Knickerbocker Livery Stables,

Kettr Knickerbocker Ice Office.

BORZELL

THE

TAILrOR. 421 WASHINGTON ST. KDIERLY OF PHILADELPHIA. OARRINOS’M for Superior Stationery at Lowest 1‘rices. All ■ Styles. WATERMAN’S Fountain Pens. Fishing 'lac’s e. erything else. 611 WASHINGTON STREET. SW. 60/d Filled Watch GIHtH AWAY FREE If Yen can due** or Supply the Omlted l.eltern In " two Mt***! I’roiuuift-iil lew in the L'ulletl Male*. McK^NL-Y,

—AND-'

H-B-RT,

BEACH MERRY-GO-ROUND A Delightful Place to Keep Cool and Be Merry. NEW MACHINERY

NEW MUSIC

POLITE ATTENDANTS Special attention given to Children during the Morning, Afternoon and Early

Evening Hours.

TIIOS. Is. 3UETZ, Proprietor.

ChouTHsp Hinj,

SILK HANDKERCHIEFS

AND CURIOSITIES. 314 Washington St., CAPE MAY, N. J.

Many Articles for household use of best qualities in Chinawarc, Agateware, Glassware and similar goods carefully selected and sure to prove satisfatory at PhD. adclphia prices. Prompt attention. Goods delivered without charge. Mrs. R.C. Hughes SOW Wnah luRlon M.

GOODYEAR'S RUBBER GOODS. LEATHER BELTING. Mechanical Rubber Goods of Every Kind. GARDEN HOSE. Hosb Keels, Lawn Sprinklers,Etc. To-wra. cfe Brottker, 607 Market Street, Philadelphia, Penn’a."

Try Yob may win. Out, Hall It. With*

cm thin kipe. for reply

Charg*. one Ihxl looks and a ill keep c ,*fl watch. Not * wor watch, bat a reliable 7-jeweled A aguarauuwfor S years, will ine far £ year*. A pattern sb

JUST A MOMENT Your bathing suit will be just right if purchased at creswel.it* 504 WASHINGTON STREET We have bath in? shoes also. YOU will be welcome, whether you buy or not, to examine our large stock of dry goods, hosiery, caps and many useful articles in furnishing goods. Gentlemen arc particularly invited to inspect a new and large line of furnishing goods. Philadelphia Prices

THURSDAY, SACRIFICE SALE... QUEEN JEWELRY STORE 305 Washington St., Cape May. To-day and To-morrow a low-price wind will blow on shore. A tidal wave of bargains will inundate our store. We never before offered so much for the money, and probably never will again. So this is your opportunity These bargains will melt away like snow in a tropical sun, so don’t put off that purchase if you want • dimes and dollars. Prices split right open. OPTICAL GOODS. Buy a pair of Smoked Glasses to save your eyes.

—

SMOKED ■

TACLES /

Furniture stored lu our wxreroom*

nerly of F

cleaning

» W. F. Bored I, ^ H moderate

Capa MAT Store*. Wi

SPECTACLES

Regular Price 35 cents, To-day they go at 23 cents, Either Riding Bow or Straight Temple. FINE BROOCHES and LACE PINS

SNAKE RINGS

“ lt - \

FBOK SO CEHTM

IS OOLLABM.