PUBLISHED EVERT MORNING, (Kxcamvmx). Dcamo t»» movtu or JC1.T ,

312 WASHINGTON STREET.

CAPEJMAY, N. J.

long Distance Telephone, No. 6.

AARON W. HAND, Editor and Manager,

■fr WILLARD LIGGETT,

LEWIS T. STEVENS, Associate Editors,

SATURDAT, AUGUST, 14 1897.

WEATHER TO-DAYr~ Official Forecast.

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The thousands who have been delighted with the Inspiring Ben day evening concerts at Congress Hall during the season should be present to-morrow evening to enjoy the grand concert by Beale’s Military Band of fifty piece*. Tbs fee to be charged is but fllty cants, and Mr. Edward Knight Cake' prise In seonring so great an attraction should be folly recognized and encouraged. We hope to aes the greatest multitude of the season gathered Congress to hear this great concert. The theory that the major portion the people who come here during the summer do so to seek absolute quiet has long since bean exploded. It U true that they come to the seaside for recreation, but they find the recreation which they seek In the change from the routine of city Ilfs to the pleasures and gayetlas of the shore. The fact that eight of every ten persons who here in the summer may be foi the hotel hops or at other social gatherings of a like nature six evenings every seven tends to : prove the fallacy

of the theory.

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Clark and liases Eleanor B„ Laura, Edna L. Clark, of Philadelphia, form a happy family who are enjoying the delights of ■ashore life at the Star Villa. Mr. C. H. Laudenberger, of German iwn; cams down yesterday to join tbs rest of bl« family, who .are at the Merits Villa for the season. Mias Christine O. Llppert, of Pboenlxvllle,Pa., Isa very handsome blonde, •bo is a guest at the Marine Villa AoMlaa Llppert is an enthusiastic cyclist, and la a general favorite with *1 who know her. Miss Linda M. Linden berger has returned to the Marins Villa after a esk's visit with friends at Kefaobetn,

Del.

Mis** Edith M. Peters, one of Jenkintown's fair blondes, la stopping at the Star Villa. Mias Peters Is an thuslastlo bicyclist and Is very graceful on tbs wheel. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pemberton Ellis, of Wynewood, Pa., has arrived at the Star Villa for an extended sojourn. Miss Lulu B. Thomas, a very pretty blonde from the Capital City, is the fair guests at the Star Villa. Mr. W 1111am L. Barclay, a prominent Cheatnut Hill society man, is a guest at the ever popular Star Villa. Prof. M.de Canlxares udwife, and Miss Anna, their daughter* Wayns, Pa., are visiting Mr. J. IrTlailey at the “Bungalow,” Stockton Avenue. Mis. George L. Bloomer, Mias Pansy

OH THE BEACH AND IN THTSUP Story of the Day Among the

Breakers.

The Windsor Is one of i_ hotels. It Is “L” shaped and la bounded by three prominent svenues of the

olty and contains but few roc

do not command s view of the ocean. The lower verandas are enclosed In glass, forming spacious son parlors which are heated daring the chill of ••rly apring and lata fall, and every comfort and convenience for Its guests mb pieced therein. In one portion of this glees enclosed space, the “Turkish room*.” »rs cosy psriors fitted up with all the luxury and brilliancy of colon

no common to the Orient.

Tbs leeatioa of the hotel Is oelled. Situated on s prominent bluff It commends an uninterrupted view of the broad Atlantic for many miles, as far as the eye can reach, and the ocean broexea are wafted freah from across the tumbling, heaving briny deep to its lo«elity without any obstacle to In-

tarveoa to break their force

lo front of the bouse Is an extensive well-kept lawn from which a broad stairway leads down to the beach drive and boardwalk which are In plain view of the house. The interior of the hotel contains ell the modern mechanism and convenience of an up-to-date fashionable hotel, Is handsomely 'furnished throughout and Its floors are covered with high grade •Mpeta; •leoUlo Incandescent lights with their brilliant but comparatively haalleaa raj are used for lighting purposes, and the house is heated throughout with steam for fall, apring or winter

ily of Washingtonians who came to the Chalfonie yesterday for their first

visit to Cape May.

M. and G.Klrehner, Mrm. M. Scborflier, Mauri ce and Otto Bcboeflier were a party of Cleveland people to arrive at the popular Braxtou yesterday. Mrs. 8. C. Henry and Mrs. E. B. Waugh, of Camden, earns down from their homes to the Cepe yesterda y for pleasant stay at Brexton Villa. Mias A. T. Gordon, of Washington, D. C., are tbs latest addition to the Washington colony here. She Is stop-

ping at Braxtou Villa.

Amanda, Anna and Wagner of Tiffin, Ohio, two handsome young i guests st the Marine Villa

Mrs. John Lnoas, of Philadelphia, la guest of that delightful home, the Chalfonie, arriving yesterday for an Indefinite slay. Mrs. John W. WUbraham, of Wildwood, N. J., arrived at the Chalfonie yesterday, where she will be glad to greet her friends at the Cape. id Mrs. Harris, of Bellelonte, g the more recent arrivals at tbs Marine Villa Annex. Min Edna Crawford, of New York olty Is visiting her friend and schoolmate, Miss Emily Stokes, at tbs Marine

Villa Annex.

Mrs. Caleb F. rex, wife ol the Philadelphia Traction magnate, I Stockton with the young members of

her family.

Mr. end Mrs. Harry Groves, of Germantown, are at the Stockton. Mrs. Groves Is particularly popular burban hostess and just previous to the present visit bed been two weeks with Mrs. Samuel Welsh, who Is occupying one of the Stockton How cottages. Mr. and Mrs. Rodman B. Ellison are among last night's arrivals at the Stockton. John B. Ellison nocompan-

SOME BATHED IN THE SEA, OTHERS IN THE SUN. Personal Notes About Pretty But mer Girls, and Those Who Watched Them—A Pleasant Hour. A portion of the sea was dyed a be* Tllnl cerise yesterday by s bathing at in which the colors ran. The dye in cap and trimmings couldn't stand tbs water and s number of persons were tinted s beautiful suede. Henry Hock*teller and family, ol Iowa, were among thoss who watched the bather* yesterday. They are stopping at the United Statee. George H. Pratt and wife, of WUmlngton, Del., who are ttoppigg at the United Statee, were seen on the strand yesterday. That ooalume or blue and cardinal with cardinal •locking* i* a decidedly pretty one. Dr. Von Llndgren's magnmeent physique la bronzed a beautiful brown. The doctor has made a boat of friende here this season, end has taken a prominent part In all the athletic events. On his breast he wears the winged ar. row of the Colombia Athletic Club ol Washington. Misses Atberholt and Pape, of Philadelphia, stayed under the pier ou Wednesday, but could resist do longer had a good time io the water yes-

terday.

Mr Abrams U seen dally dividing to time between the eurf aod the

Pleasant Sails—Lffkge Catches of Fish and Crabs. The Clover, CapC 8 Walter Bennett, sailed yesterday morning with Sheriff Baird, accompanied by hi* son, Irwin Baird, and by his friends H. M. Maoilnrney and John Snowden. They went after crabs, aod aa tbe gallant Sheriff always succeeds lo obulnlog whet goes after, tbe oraba were captured io great number*, aod finally held a con. vcation and adopted resolutions requesting the party to desist, as there was imminent danger ol breaking op tbe crab family. Tbe party enjoyed tbe

trip greatly.

In the afternoon tbe following *«arty sailed In he Clwer and caught an Uie crabs left * tbe morning party. Mr and Mrs j *ug C Goebel. Mrs Joseph Chappette, Mist L-ubs A Walllaer, Mlaa Helen Walliser, Matter* Cha* and Joale Chappette Cape Clark, of tbe VlgUant, took it a large aailtog party In the after. jod and they enjoyed to the inll the experience of riding over tbe bounding billows of tbe Inlet. It consisted of John Bl.kely. Ferd Gravea, 'Squire Graves, tbe three Van Duaens, Will Arrleon, Char e. Chlpley and other*. Tbe Lillian. Captain Sobellengi gave Harry Weetoott and a number of Congress Hail friende a jolly sail

inlet way.

The famllly of Mr. Joseph Cohen, of ughee street, went crabbing io the Harriet, and ware quite anooeaaluL One of tbe most delightful evenings possible was spent lo a moonlight sail through tbs sound* last night by patty under the guidance of Dr. Shoemaker, of Stockton Avenue. The party went lo one of tbe haudsomest yacht* *• Sewell's Laoalng. and all pronounced one of the moat delightful evening of

their Uvea.

CONGRESS HALL MUSICAL FESTIVAL Evening Concert by Beale's Military Band,

A trio of well-known PhUadelphla Club members now stopping at tbe Stockton Include Mr. Clayton Newbold, Mr. A. Garaeohe Norris, and Mr. Mer-

Blddle.

Of the many handsome women who have been etunmerlng at the Stockton M-*. E. T. McHenry, ol Chicago, la the most attractive. Mrs. Benton Severn Buno and her pretty slater, Mias Mary Green, the 8 lock ton together. Captain L. L. Mulford will make the Stockton bis headquarter* during a stay of two weeks, whleh time will be devoted mostly to fishing end sailing. ■man C. H. Lou dan this district, will arrive this afternoon with hie Interesting family «nH the Stockton until the oloee of the

Mr. Charles Hughes, ex-captaln of the Princeton athletic team la on tbe strand, and when Id the water wears the black and orange of bit college. One of tbe most charming belles at the Cepe tbit aomreer la Mime Hannah Teal, of Philadelphia. She la a* charm log In the water a* on the laud and la an excellent swimmer. The tori, contrary to the expeclaoos of some, was io fine condition for most delightful bath yesterday. Mias Helen Lynch and MlssCli re two handsome glrlt who regularly enjoy the delight* of an ooeao bath. At the bath lug hour the tide i quite low j seterday aod the merry bathers went far out without being lo

the slightest danger.

Mr. A. Higgins H-terea, of Chicago, who u registered at the Columbia, enjoys hie dally bath Immensely, aod aaya " " ' old Cape May cannot be

About 9.80 last evening were seen the flickering lights of tallow oscdle* arouod tbe Coogrtae bath hoosce, and a few minutes later were seen going I 0 the dlreotloo of the ee. tbe forme of thirteen moonlight bather*, lo a short time the beach lo the vicinity of Conbathe was crowded with specta aU gazing lo wonder at tbia novel event. All enjoyed tbe surf Immenacly and came out saying that It bad been tbe most exhlliratlog hath of their lives. Tbe party was made np of Mr and Mrs Cake, Mr TatnaU, Mr Ellia Abrams, Him Hazel Street, Mr and Mr* D rvamaay Patteraon Mra M Sternberger, Mr Harry Herzberg, Mr and and

Cohen Mr E Weetoott.

The event for this evening la the greet testimonial ball at Stockton for the b *“^tof Prof. Loomlx, and we ex. It to prove the moat brilliant affair of ••moo. The genial profeaaor numb the entire popoletloo among his friende, and everybody will be premot to do him honor. The features of the evenlog are to be many and of tbe most entertaining character.

Preaching on Sunday morning 10.30 a. m. In the Union Auditorium, Sooth Cape May, by the Rev. Samuel Poy. Sunday-school at 3 p. m.

Too are cordially Invited to exi e very fine oolleelloo ol Oriental works of art. Including capes, jacket* trimmings, on exhibitions at the Stockton by Man. 8. Monhaghab, Saturday, August 14, 1897.

Yesterday afternoon Mre. Joehi Shoemaker, of 819 Stock tan Arena*, gave a progreealve hearta party whleh wan muih enjoyed. jftX* present wan Mn. Dr. VanF.aiA Mrm. Spencer Wright, Mrs. Webb, mWowsd Shoemaker, Mra. P. Logan oooklua, Mlaa Holman, Mrs. MoCloud, Mrs. Dr. Shoemaknr, Mlaa Mary Oboemaker, Mra.

One of tbe sweetaat little tota In la Mlaa Evelyn Uersberg, and sbe la tbe prettiest little danoer on the lal and. Mlaa Emily Goble, of Philadelphia, arrived last evening to spend e twi weekn' visit wto Mr*, Charite W. Richardson. Mr. and Mia. T. W. Reilly, of Laa•ter. Pa., are at the Lafayette, enjoying a pleeacnt sojourn at this popular one*. Mr. John A. Wright, the celebrated offes men at Congress Han, la hose men Indispensable to tbe comfort l guaata. He thoroughly

Anthony Steelman, of Tuokahoe, r mt *t prominent men of Cap* May Coouty, and owner of vast tract* of land la Upper Township, la enjoying ‘ visit here. Mias Ethel Guernsey,daughter of Dr. Joseph C. Guernsey, of PhUadelphla, gumtat the Franklin Street tage of Col. Frank Weiderehelm.

Prypjteiv Bnchro. A jolly PMramlve euchre was that given at the\la^u last evening. The players were : Mrs. Ackerman, Mr*. Welah, Mr. and Mra. Cook, Mm. Myer* Mre. Parker, Mre. Singer,Mrs. A. D. Nelrea, Mies Clemeaa, Frank ag. Jr., Mre. Manning. Mn dare, Miss Hove. Mr. Welsh, Mias Vaadanliae, Mr. Manning. N. A. Dallam, andMimKabe.

Services at St. Mary’s Church. Tbe forty boars' devotion oommenoee n Sunday morning end closes eo Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. The Mam of Exposition will be at 8 m. aeooud mass at 7, third maas a: 8. Fourth high mas* at 9 a. m. In tbe evening at 6 vespere and aermou by Rev. Dr. Kennedy. Monday, first maa* at 5 o'clock, last laaa at 9. In the evening at 8 vcapers and sermon by Rev. F. MoCort. Tuesday, first mesa at 6 o'clock, last mass at 9, and closing of the forty bonri

devotion.

The second special ooliootioa will be taken up at all masses to meet tbe neo’aaary wants ol tbe ohurab.

Children’s EntertaimnonjTbe children at the Lafayette a very pretty i ntertainment In the pailora of tbe hotel yerterday afternoon al 8 o'clock for the beorflt of St. Margaret's home. Tbe whole afi'alr was In the hands of the children who bad originated tbe idea of giving thla beneflt.aod wa* carried to a very anooesaful end. Tbe small admission fee of five cent* wa* charged, aod the net proceed* amounted to seven dollar*. All who took part In the program deserve '.he highest compliment* for the perl the

contributed.

The programoo-uisted of a recitation , “The Sea,” by GUbert Poetlej; piano* •olo, by Franoe* Kelly; recitation. "Somebody'* Mother," by Grace Roaenberg; “Grandma'* Pioture,” by K. Mo Don nell; “Orphan Annie," by Grace Roeeob rg; mandolin aolo, l.y Grace Rosenberg. Then followed a play, “Blue Beard,” by the children. The next was a recitation, “Little Light*. ” by K. McDonnell. The program - aa concluded by a play, “The Robbery.” given by the children. The children who took part In tbe play* were: Howard Poetley, Grace . France. Kelly, Robert Koona, Dallas .'Koona, Brewster Koons aod Katherine McDonnell Alter tbe entertainment tbe children, with Mr. Rosenberg, took the receipt* to the home, where the money will be ■aed for the benefit of the children. Aa they returned Mr. Roeenuerg gave tbe children a treat at tbe soda foaeulo.

Hassler'e Augmented Orchestra Will Render Inspiring Music ^ in the Morning. One of iht grandest mnelcal feasts will be given at Congress Hall to-mor-row. The celebrated leader, Edmood D. Beele, with bis military band ol piece*, will perform on Sunday evening on Cong re** Hall lawn a program of musical gema In a concert which will be Included among the great musical event* for whleh Cape May lu the past hae been eo justly noted. The Cape May Rifles will be in attendance. The fee of admiaaloo will be 50 cents for adult* end 25 cents 'or children. Haatler's grand orahe.tr* will occupy the morning period from 10 to 12 o’clock with e concert ol musioel excellence, to which no admission will be a bargee, end an Invitation to attend la extended

to all.

Tbe programs of both jonoert* follow. Sunday evening concert bj Beale'e Military Band. J. March, '-Festival" Helfrich 2. Overture, "Macbeth,” Hatton 8. Cornet Solo, "Roee*,” Levy Mr. Jaoob C. Pubs. 4 1 • {dyle. “NarcUsua," Nevis ( b Intermezzo, “Ruetioaux,” 5. "Benediction of the Polgnxid*,'' — Meyerbeei (SoeneTrom Huguenot*.) 6. Overture, “Robespierre." Llloff 7. Couoert Wait*, “Jolly Brotberm,' Vollatodt 8. Xylophone Solo, “Phllzdelpbla’s Favorite," Beale Mr. I. Vanaoiver. 9. Selection, "Martha." Flotow 10. March, "Stars and oirlpe* For- •” Sousa.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. STOCXTON HOTXL Philadelphia—Rlohard Hama, Matt, r C Filler, E 11 Fitter, .rate B Fitter, Frank Dougherty, Dr J Coogosto, F R Mataoo, Mr and Mra H 8 Grove, Mlaa O Fenatman, K M Soon, T M Morgan, Mr and Mra S P Wetberlll. Mias L Wetberill, J B Gray. Washington, DC—Mr* J H Bishop, Miss L Jones, Mrs E M Henry. Mastir L McHenry end meld Pittsburg—Hu* M A Leonard, Mite Grace Callord. Wm Bra -lord Camd.o—Mra John C.mphell, Mrs John R Campbell, Mies Mary Campbell, Mas Mery Canto Akron, O—C L By rider. W A By-

rider

Atlantic City—H Woolton New York—E 8 Waiann

Salem, N J—Cap- L L Mul'o d, a W Sherron and wile, Dr C U Sheir u u,wll*

and child

Baltimore—G Wm Sattt.r.Mlaa Tbersee Battler, J F Morrison New York—W H SUverthorne U 8 N—C B Price Brooklyn—M J Davis and wife Columbus, O—Fred Shedu, H B

arold

Minneapolis—Mr and Mra Wm H Holman Cleveland, O—W T Raney

&AKlH c POWDER Absolutetr Kies. Celebrated lor lie gnat leavee ■j .trensth and healtMulne*. baure* the toed again*: alum

Sunday morning ooooert by llassler'a

Orchestra.

ijtrgo Handel 2. March, "800111101 Night’* Dream,” _ Mendelarmhn 3. Violoncello Solo, “Bomanxe," KWh Mr. Emile Knell. 4. Selection, “Faust,” Gounod 5. “Tniuuierej,” Schumann Clarinet obligato, Charles Hoyt. 6. Cornet Solo, “The Lost Chord,” Sullivan Mr. William Ewer*. Violin Solo, "Nocturne,” ... -Chopin Mr. Emil Schmid t. 8. Overture, “Wiiliam Tell,” . ..Rossini Finale, "The Stars and Stripe* For-

Germxutown—Mra R V Yi .. Camden—Mra W G Bbemeley, Mra A M Helm, Mra L C Helm, Flnrenee May elm, Cbaa Helm, Wm G Bbemeley Philadelphia—Samuel Denny Weet Chester—Kobt F Hoopoe Chester—Mies Elizabeth McCartney, Mia* M B MoCartoey, Mia* Nellie G McCartney, Joe A Doering, Mra E T Robb, A Robb, Donald Cochran, A A Cochran, Harry Baker MARINE VILLA. . Birdeboro, Pa—Mr aod Mra George Brooke and maid, Mr and Mrs Edmond Brooke, three children and nnne Philadelphia—Mra E K Tnllldge Germantown, Pa-Mia* L M UndenVV ilkeabarre. Pa—M W Wadnama BREXTON VILLA. Cleveland, (>.—Mlaa M. Kirohner, Mlaa G Kirchner, Mra M Schocfl-i Maurice and Otto Sobocfiar. Camden—Mr* 8 C Henr), Mrs E I Wregh. Pittsburg—Mr and Mra George P Chester. Washington—Mlaa A T Gordon. Baltimore—U Cotllngbam. Springfield, N J—Wm Iloppaugh. Lwliioxn, P*—William Harrison Decker. Baltimore—E Gertrude Eeclee, Mra Henry Glotbower and oblld, B B Hanna, Mra J Ahrens, Master W Ahrens, Mis* N Ahrens, Mlaa M Van iloilee. Richmond—Miu M P Harris, Mra B M Abbott. Mlaa L M Knox, Mra K L Van Nordea. Phil idelphla—T B Devine. Riverton, N J—Alexander, Maroy, M

D.

—Tbe peator of the Preebytorlau Church will be assured fo the service to-morrow at 10.80 a. m. by Rev. & N. Thompeon, of Wayneeburg, Pa. Rev Thompson will preach lo the evening at 8 o'clock.

Souvenir* given away to each chaser ol 80 cents or ever to-day at tbe Queen Jewelry Store, 806 V ugton street.

A BRAVE RESCUE Professor Albert Horst Saves His Daughter From Drowning. Pr jf. Albert W. Borst, of PblledelpbU, who is staying at Cape May Point for the season with hU three daughters, went bathing there aa usual yearn day morning. After the Professor bad been tbe water the usual time heoame out d went to .the bath hones to ohange hla clothing. He beard cries of distress shortly after, which proved to be from ol ;hU daughters, who was beyond the breakers, and lu a perilous position. He Immediately aw am to her rescue. In the meantime the other two daughter* were in tbe etroug outgoing our. rant and swimming jfor shore, The Professor went to tbe more distressed one, and after hard 1 bringing her ashore I condition. Tbe other two were saved by their own heroic efforts and the aid

of the spectators.

The stately minuet Is to be a feature at Prof. Loomis' testimonial Saturday evening, and many handsome ladles and gallant gentlemen will participate. The minuet was much enjoyed al last aea•on’a testimonial to Prof. Loomis, and Uu .rehearsal* Indicate that It la to be

aa great a access thla

STOCKTON SUNDAY CONCERT. Prof. Morgan'* large orchestra will give the usual concert to-morrow evening, the program for which is aa follows: PART L 1. Overture, “Raymond," Thomas 2. Vocal Solo, “In the Same Old Way,” Br , tU)n ^ Mr. Willard S. Mean. 3. Duet, Flute ami Clarinet. "The Lark," Bishop M«*r*. Barone and Teti. 4. \ ocal Solo, "Ave Maria,” Mascagni , ^ / Mrs. Hattie M. Smith. 5. Grand Selection, “Fauat,” Gounod ... , FART IL l}* 1 * 0 ' *•••'• Handel .. Harp Solo, "Seasons,” Ap. Thomas Mia* Anita CInss. 8. Grand Selection, “Lohengrin,” Wagner 9. Vocal Solo, “Thou Brilliant Bird,” .David Mrs. Hattie M. Smith. ■0. autat x-ctj - (From Midsummer Night's Dram.) t. X. Mmoui Unoo.

Colonial Euchre Party. La t evening the Colonial g ueeta had one of most enjoyable gama of tbe season. There were four table* of pie; era and tbe eight presented tot is eye by the pretty scene lo the handsome parlors was Indeed pleaslui. All enjoyed the loteraatlrg games to the utmost. Tbe player* were Mr. aod Mre. William J. Holman, Mies Holman, Mrs. John Keller, Mr*. J. F. Hillary, Mr. Samuel J. Megargoe, Jr., Mr. A. E. Brexht, Mra. Brecht, Mlaa Brecht, W. J. Doonel.y, Mra. Donnelly, Mra. MoGlmerlc, Mlaa Hallle Boyle, Mra W. J. Walker, Miaa E. L. Walker, Miss A.

V. Welker.

STOCKTON EUCHRE. Eight Tables of Players Eujoy a Jolly Evening at Cards. Stookton guests are noted for getting p pleasant affaire, but last night they reu exceeded their usual brilliant *•«* by giving the most delightful euchre of the series thus far. Tbe Prises were unusually beautiful aod the game Interesting. The prises were won aa follows: W m M Lawrence, first gentleman's prize. ebsvlDg outfit. Mr Wm Holmtu, aeooud geotlemxu'e prise, sterling silver comb. Mrs Roberta, first lady’* prlxe, starHug ladle* set. Mr* U U Lodge, second lady's prise, ipanae set box, set with oulua. Ml** Grace Collard, ladles' first prlxe Mr. JSok Baringer, gentleman'* first

prlxe.

Tbe players were Mrs. Elliott Rogers, Mra. SUverthorne, Mrs. Jonn Craig, Mra. H. 8. Wilkinson, Mrs. Thoms* Haekett, Mr. Haoketr, James Burr, Mn. Jackson, Mr. and Mra. H. G. Holman, Mr. aod Mre. W. G. Holman, Mrs. Hepburn. Mrs. Haas, Mlaa Haas, Mra. Lodge, Mr. aod Mia. Crease, Mr. Bowman, Mias Silvertbornr, Mlaa Baird, Mr. Hopklnr, Mr. Barringer, Mr. Hlgglna, Mias Uollard, Mr. Roberta, Mias Gumorig, Mr. W. Lawrence, Mis* Edna Geraon, Mr. Cbailea Topping, MiaaJonev, H. N Durant, M C. H. Ore agin.

Springfield. N J—Mias M E Bailey, Miaa B. A Bailey. Jenny City—M E Benton, N V Se-

golne.

COLUMBIA Philadelphia—M J Hyudman, Wm Hyudman, Mrs Jas Gilmore Wilmington—Mre Robert J Elliott, Mlaaea Lulu and Bertha Elliott, Ur* J C Green aod family Baltimore—Mr aod Mra Rufus King, Mlaa Grace King Philadelphia—Mra U Paltonoo and family, Mra L Kline, Mlaa L Kline, G W Kline, J W Ritter GLEKWOOD Philadelphia—Peter Sheller and wife, C Henderson and wife Waahiogtoo—Mlaa Malhllde Couboff, Mra Pauline Downing, Miaa Lillie I Cooper, Mlaa Margaret Brady

Lafayette Concert

Tbe Lafayatta Orchestra, under tbe efficient direction of Prof. Charles Haadly, wIU give a very entertaining program to-morrow evening, aa follow*! March of lb* Priests Mendrlsaobn Overture, Poet and Peasant Suppe Moroeau, Nympbaliau. Sousa Selection, Maritana. Wallace Prelude, CevaUeria Mascagni j

• -. Moekowaky

Philadelphia—J R Roberta, Mra Auguatua Wreath, Edwards Brooks, jr Cape May—Mrs Tho# Roberta Baltimore—Mra Joho 8 Tyeoo, Mr and Mr* John E Sammes, Master Raphael Scmuies. New York—J Coleman Elliott Philadelphia—Mra M C Rlngwalt, Tho* D M Cardcxa, Cha* M Morton, Jo* A Jauuey and wife Reading—C H Schaffer and wife Boston—W F Hunt Overbrook, .Pa—Mre Alfred Earnshaw, Mrs C A Strage.Miaa Elsie Earnahaw, Mlaa Ethel Sarnebaw, laeoffrey Barnahaw, Columbia—F It Shinn, J M McUou-

d

Camden—Ada B Hood Philadelphia—W 1 Austin, Mlaa M Llpplnoott Wllmlrgtou—8 B Cooling, wife and two children Kokomo, lud—H E Steele Indianapolis—C S Denny,Mra Denny, Mias Denny URITKD STATE* ROTEL PhUadelphla—Leopold Klein and family, Beaale T Euaten, II J Epler. New York—Helen C SiUL Wilmington—Anna Foster, Mn A M Da via, George P Ott. Harford Co, M<f—L M Wheeler. Johnson Co, la—Henry Hooketadter, Annie Hookstedter, Eater Hookstadur. Mifflin Co, Pa—Lizzie Hookstedter. Wilmington, Del—George H Pratt

id wife.

Wa-blngton, D C—Mra Jessie Jo has Nichols, Mn Johns. Germantown—Non Aston,

KeUy.

CUXLVONTX. PhlledelpMe—Mildred Dick, Mn M 8 Van Duaen, Edw. Worth, E. K. Maize and wife. Mart Donalan, Mr Kelly, O E Worth Washington, D C-Mra Geo L Bloomer and two chll-ren, Mlaa Bdrt P "reen. Philadelphia—Mn John Lues*, Fred Weber aod wife. Wildwood—M.e John W WUbraham. Washington—Mr aod Mra Ben B Bnllef, wife and children rT*— Philadelphia—Thoe II .Wllsao, Mlaa Minna Ferral.^8 S Eld ridge, C O Beans, Mr and Mra Jaoob Stern, Master Philip Stern, Miaa Hooker, Geo W Bartholomew, Mra M Arey. Miaa Arey, Harry U Baker* sod wlle.G W Lluck and lamlly, Mrs H J Ralston aod child. W S oil, Regina M Ferry, Regina F Martin. Mr aod Mra J H Camp New York—Comte De Kennel Wooster, O—Sbcrrick Tinstman DEVON Carlisle—E C Snead, Mlaa A M Co1'hlladelphla—G II Arthur aod wife, Mra Esther D Arthur, Warren C Ba-

trufi

Weattown, Pa-A H Volaw.wlle and ton, Mra Join. Leuo, Mlaa Alto* Lunu, Mias Ludd New York—A C White WYOMING. Philadelphia—Mra Fred W Thompeon, Helen Parson Thompson, L Pennell Thompson Mooreetown, N J—J Howard Mickle, Anna A Mickle Beverly, N J—Joa WaUh Altoona—J C Robinson and two ala ter* Pituburg—A S Greening Clevel .nd—Joseph LeonGobille MARINE VILLA AMNEX Baltimore, Md—Brand Mra Bemmea, daughter and nurse Philadelphia—Mre J E Pryor, Mlaa Smith

Carlisle, Pa—Charles F Hinea end

wife

Logensport, lud—Millie Gray, Mrs Clare Water* Philadelphia—C Addison Harris, C Addison Harris, jr Newark—F Ackerman, J C Rose, wife and three children, Cbas H Brels-

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Potutown, Pe—E K Snell, wife and PIER AVENUE INK Lansdowne—Mra M E Bukholder, Mlaa Ella B Taylor COLONIAL Philadelphia—Mr aod Mra H 8 Fansett, Mra J B Lodge, Mrs J B Meybers, Mist M E Smith, Mist Miriam Smith, Mra Frank J Pryor, Jr Camden—Cha* B Coles aod wUr, Harry B Coles Brooklyn—Mias J M Dowling Newark, N J—W Garreteoc STAB VILLA Oermautown—Clarenoe R Whitman. Rochester—S F Relbllng. Waablngton—Lulu B Thorne. Bridgeton—Mra J A Maxwell. Fort Wayne, Ind—T V Brown and

wife.

Wyuooto, Pa—Miae Crawley. Philadelphia—W L Barclay, Mrs H A Knabe, H A Koabe. Upland, Pa—Mra B A Conard. Mllroy, Pa—R E Hoonea, J R Whitman, wife, child, and nurse. Wilmington—H W Whittaker and He. Ml*. M F Whittaker. Clayton, N J-Mn T M Plarea, N and F E Pier. P Philadelphia—Mra 6 C Haeeanbraeb, Bertha A and Edward E Heeaenbrueb.

MILLER COTTAGE Cbeater, Pa—Mre J H Strand, Miss

M E Strand

Mra John Rumnry, 1) maid Humncy, Mra H C Romney Allegheny—J 8 Arthur CotooavlUe, Md—Dr Cbaa L Mot:

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Allegbeny—Rev S J Glees Weet Chester- J R Beaudoin and

wife

Philadelphia—Mr Teaeber and wife, Edweru Auch, Jae £ Hoagland Plttaburg—Mia* Jetale L Staley, Mr* W H Staley, Mrs W U Staley McDonald, Pa-Mrs L C Pair and daughter Waablngton—Mra J J Barnes, Mr* J C Ingeraoll, Robert G Ingeraoll, Kalharyn L Ingeraoll Cincinnati—Mra E Coomb*, Mias C Coombe, It H Coombe aod wife Louisville—Mra A Clarke, Mlaa D fj Clarke, J M Peteis Denver, Col—Mre E L Campbell Tbe music at tbe Catholic Cbureh tor morrow morale/ wIU b> exceptionally .... llahed . will

hard, organist of St Ignatius’ Chnrafa, Baltimore, will preaid# at the organ. Tbe offertory will be song by Mia 'Baldwin, of New York, who baa a magnificent voice. Several of the beet wUl be snog by the choir. I wholesale 105 Parry