CAPE MAY HERALD.

VOL. II. NO. 13.

CAPE MAY CITY. N. J., SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1902.

Subscription—$1.00 per Year.

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BILL PASSES LEGISLATURE

INCREASES BONDED INDEBTEDNESS TO ABOUT%360,000. Necessary Improvements to t Made and Money to be Spent Judiciously. rilHE bill which allow* ('ape May 1 iiicnwiui lm b<mdc>) b^IcbtediK-s* to an amount not to exceed fiftlfn |«r oont. of in auM-Kaud valuatien haa paxacd ImiiIi branchea of the State LcKialati anil U now In the hanilanf Uorernor Mun.hy. If ho approves llio'bill Cape May can ii|m-iiiI without a vote of the people fOIO.OoO outaiiie of ita present

A debt.

The City Couneil will now be enabled to make the long needed improyrroenta to the water supply and In the sewerage system. According to the report of the special consulting engineer it will take about $45,000 to fix up the engines and machinery, build a new steel tank, drive five artesian well* 800 feet deep, put In s . railroad Hiding to coal blna, lay a sixteen Inch main from the w atery work* to Lafayette street, rel%y aome main* according to a schedule and put in nineteen additional fire plugs about the town, and make other detailed Impruvctnrnta here, whereby there will be a pressure of thirty- j five pound per square Inch wherever the,

water may I* carried.

Tile sc* cragr system can now be completed according to the very valuable and perfect plan* which city council bad prejiarcd aome year* ago and which provide for a scientific di*po*al of the sewage. Many of the streets can be graded up and made uniform with other* of the resort. In short this aiootuU of money to be used in the lihe of permanent improve, merit* would undoubtedly be of great benefit to Cape M*y. If used for judir-j ton* tneamrea'only this resort might he made to flonriah. however. It would re..quire extreme caution In disbursement for the city to he permanently benefited. It hi not the spending of money, but bow It ..fa spent, whether it provjw a blessing or a

eurae. .

DIED SERVINQ* HER MASTER.

Expired While Speaking of the Un-

certainty of Life.

Mrs. Thomas Hogan, of Millville, N.J., mother of W. S Hogan, of this city, died suddenly on Sunday night while attending service in the Oo-Worker's Hall. Mrs. Hogan was always a faithful worker in tne LonTa'Vineyard,-and was much interested in the welfare of’church work and ChriMian .societies. 81m was at the . time of' belng'stricken, giving her tcstl ■ninny. In which she aaid: •‘No man' knoweth when the Son of Man shall «>uie.” -As she ulured the last word anc

ifrll over dead. .

The decaaed leaves three grown chiV^I -Werr'toTrfuuru her Iona—Mrs. Annie Xortem and Mr*. Mattie Madcn, of Millville, ‘-and W. S."Hogan, of this city. Services wcnt.Wld at Iter late residenep on Wednesday at U o'clock. Interment was nmdeat Millville. Petit Jurors for.ApHl Term. 1902. Cape May City—Frank Eutriken, Wm. Hickey, Clifton Human.'Klebard Dcaa,

Edwin P. Clark.

• Weal Cape May—Frank 'S. Uallaber, James Taylor, Bolton U. EWrrdgr. Lower Township—Ephraim Chamber-] ' lain, Xeteou Griffin. Waljor Rutbcrford, Wm. Weeks, Augustus S^aiti.

X.Irenes, Robert Ilrigh^_Je»ae D. Matthews. Benjamin C. lugeraoll. Deuuis Tow nshijs—Albert Corson, John <> Krrtcsou, Surpbry Jeffenon,'Bamuel P. Pulton, Arlington B. Corson. Frederrick B Bushnell. Jr. Jams* Bldredge, lUrurtt Weisbinsky, Charles / Devanl, Wm. Isenberg, Janies P. ErrWraoo. Middle Towuabip—Richard Lloyd. John ^p. Kimble. Howard CoiaDn^Cbsa. Hollingahead, .AWxkndcr, DouglXM, Jr., David D. Burcli. Alexander Scbelienger. Frank Watson, James II. Oasss. Cpper Townabip—Jame* L Marshal^ Howard H'rp'benv John M. Godfrey, R. F«Hlall Smith. ANiert Butler, Pai

Smith. Edward Baner.

Ocean City —Bwmae! P. Bamps.m, Ohas.:

Lake-

■e eounrons and liberal management of j m owner, J. McConnell, who baa p m- exterior aa well as thoroughly vsted the iklertor by ref wrwWblug. newly

■ -Lew .uw-.ui ,1, a.

rprflsg tbroagboDt, peBering and palm tug. The bates ie espewtally adopted fur

tbs swrlv spciug months, being

PERSONAL INTEREST. Cosmlp of the Resort In Which Yob May Be Mentioned. II. L. Mehorter, of Philadelphia, at Cape May recently. W. H. Skillmau, of Philadelphia, vialA. H. Francis, or Philadelphia, was a recent visitor at thte resort, led this resort during the week. Talbot J. Taylor, of New York, was a guest at Ibe Ebbltt House recently. Mr. Thomas Robb, of Philadelphia, was here on business a few days ago. Mm. M. J. Fitxglbbou, of New York, aa a gUeat at the Hrextou this week. W. F. Mills, of Philadelphia, was at Cape May ou business interests recently. G. Haodton, of New York, was noted among those who ristu-d this city during

the week.

G. A. Albany, of Philadelphia, registered at one of the leading liolclsAere this week. ‘ . Hyde O'Coooor, U. 8. A. was a distinguished guest at the Ebbltt a few

days ago.

Real estate agent, M. U. Scull, was transacting business lu Philadelphia on

Tuesday.

Mias M. E. McMahon was a popular guest at the Brcxton during the early

part of the week.

Messrs. Robert and W. II. Bright, of] Holly Beach, were guests at the Ebbitt

House this week.

Mr. Wm. Geckler, of Camden, X. J.,was a visitor at the Cape during the early

part of the week.

R. R. Miller, of Camden, and promincully known here, was a visitor at ibis resort a few days ago. My. W. T. Stickier, of PbllatWphla, aa at this resort combining bus^tas and pleasure during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. McDonnell, of Phiiade 1 phis, large real estate owner* lu this city, were here the early part of the

week.

Mias Elbe Courlaendrr, of Baltimore, granddaughter of the late Gcu. W. J. Sewe'l, t« spending Easier at City Solid. Uir llddriAli'acottage, vbiting hia daugh.

ter, Mias Mary.

Aire. A. A. Boyer, a well-known summer reaidei>t,accompaaled by her family, toCape May on Wednesday. They will occupy their cottage during Easter. Mr. 8. A. Rudolph, a prominent Philadelphian who haa resided at Cape May during the summer yea sou for a number ’ years past, it A here during the week. Rev. J. L. Howard, former pastor of the Methodist Church of this city, ocipauiaT by bis congenial wife, were vbiting among their^many friend* here

Fit at M. E. Church.

Large congregations greeted the returning pastor. Rev. C. B. Fisher, last ttbbalh. Tbe year opens most auspiciously. In tbe evening the Presiding Elder Rev. Dr. E Hewitt, preached an able sermon, and on Monday evening held the first quarterly conference. Rev. J. L. Howard, a former pastor vbiting old friends in town, dropped into Urn prayer meeting on' Wednesday evening and made a fine address. Next Sunday' morning tbe pastor will preach an Easter sermon and in tbe evening a fine program entitled ‘•God's Call to America'-’ will be rendered by the Sunday School. St. Mary's JT C. Chwbb The masses at St- Mary's Church dfi Easter Sun day-will be at 7 and 9 o'clok A M. Vesper's and Benediction of tbe Pleased

. P. M. The choir will Inc program of musical

the 9 o'clock•»«: •'Kyrie," "Gloria''and "Sanctns" Wiegand's mass of the ImmacuI'late Conqeption, "Credo." Leonard's

V In the evening, Roasi'a "Tantum Ergo," ami Wiegand's ."O Solntaria" will be song,

Church of tbe Advent.

Ou to-morrow, Easter day, there Win be service* in the P. E Church of Ibe Advent, Lafayette street, at 10 80 a. tn. j and 8 p. m. Tbe preacher for the day will lw tbe Rev. John D. Bkilton, M. A.. Ofontx, Px., formerly of the Dludeae] Ohio, who b known aa a splendid] preacher. There will be a musical program in keeping with tbe day. Oh Sunday, April «<h, the Hev. Alfred J. P. Me Clor^ of Philadelphia, will he Ibe minister, aud^fier that . dale there will prob ably be a regular minister in charge. Tbe recent encouragement received by ibe trustee* slid tbe Inierewt taken in Ibe church by the lit. lUv, John Sc* 1 borough, | D D., UUhop of New Jersey, have Ubdr

The Ebbltt, always oid of tbe mnatjii possible for the eburob to. prosper •polar honans for ibe spring and sum-| MlsetmteihaiiU have gained clrcalalhii

mtba at tkb 1

leuta have gained

that the church bad ubiaed, and mi communlcanu ami stimulants re uaii _

that It b only-being kepi np. n aa an oppoallbn to St. J.-bn's w euUrely erroo

SOCIAL EVENT. About Seventy People Gather at York Avenue Residence. One of the most social and pleasant j gatherings that haa been brought togel | er In recent data was that which 1 sembled in Weal Cape May at tbe bomr of All*. A!aggie Oliver on Monday e log, when about 8 o'clock acventy of friend* arrived. Forming a long Hue they entered In alugle file, eaeb o turn depositing a package upon tbe table, until after the last one had tcred did they tell the hostess they bad brought her a pound patty. However great her surprise may have been at sight of this unusually large company, Mr*. Olivet began busying herself to see that w comfortably seated, after which she expressed her thanks In a most generous and amiable manner. Tbe evening's program of amusement aa not larking lu any one respect, Bent upon having a good time, all joined in heartily for whatever was suggested to bis, end. Questions of debate were • bed, playing of games and fun-making were features of the evening. At eleven o'clock Tcfrcahmeota were aeryed, after which tbe happy participants departed for their respective homes Those pres-

ent were:

Mr. aud Mrs. David Hughes. Mr. and _ Mr*. Chaa. Eldrndge, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. | Smith. Mr. aud Mr*. Theodore Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morton, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hughes. Mr. aud Mr*. Frank Bee-k-et, Mr.'and Mrs. Thomas Etdredge. Jr., Air. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Mr. aud Mrs. James Donley, Mr. and Alt*. Samuel Taylor, Mr. aud Ml*. Richard Reevra Air. aud Airs. Joseph Brewton, Mr. and Mrs. George Reevce, Air, and Aire. Frank Gallaher, Mrs. Thomas Etdredge, Sr., Mrs. Edward Reeves, Mr*. Mary Stanton, Mr*. Joseph Channells, Air*. JeowBrown, Mr* Charles Hughes, Mr*. Charles Willetts, Mrs. George Cummings, Mia. MagOliver, Mr*. Jamea Clark, lire. Jos. Wheaton, Mr*. George Reeves, Jr., Mrs. VRnriw-Tiugbes and son Frank. Mrs. Ellen Oliver, Airs. Mary Bate, All*. Alex. Church, Mr*. Eslella Johnson, Mrs, Hatlie Smith,' Mrs. James Jaoquettc, Mr*. Mi lion Hand. Mrs. Wm U*od, Mrs. George Taylor and sou Earl, Misses Belle Jerrell, IL-bbie Oliver, Litzic Eldredge, JnlieUc Jerrell, Aland Thompson, Mamie Springer, Lida Eldredge, Alcssr*. Joseph Hughes. John Johnson, Enoch Eldredge. Wm. Bale, Charles Smith, Homer Smith

and Marvsn Oliver.

Easter Display. '

The finest dbplay of Easter confectioneries are to bo seen and bad of tbe popular fruiter and confectioner, W. S. Hogan, corner Washington and Decatur streets. Everything fresh and sweet except lemon*, w bleb are soar and being sold cheap on that account. See tbe window. Open your purse. Buy the goods. That’s what tbey’re bare for.

RESOLUTIONS.

Resolutions on tbe death of Broibsc.1 Stilwell C. Eldredge, adopted by Cape I Island Lodge No. 80. P. and A, M, Tu**-]

day evening, March 23lb: ,

Whebxas, The Snpremrf.Architect of the universe ha* seen fit in HI* wise providence to remove from onr midst Brother Stilwell C. Eldredge, (who baa for "some lime lain under the hand of a painful afiUction} there-1 by severing another link from the fraternal j

chain, therefore be it

Resolvks, That it becomes our duty, as bmd of brothers, while submitting to the. will often Allwise God, to offer some condolence as a tribute of onr respect and affection to hit bereaved wife, mother, brothers and sister, in this their hour of sorrow and desolation on account of the loss they have sustained by the removal from earth of-thb beloved and affectionate husband, son and brother ; and be it __ .—— Rbsolveo. That As the death of Brother Eldredge. this community ho* lost s CbrU in gentleman and an honored citizen, and ipe Island-Lodge No. jo, P. and A. If., has lost onr of It* best members, one of whom it can be said the lodge is better for his haying hern a member pf it, and we join with tbe family in lamenting over the great ] loss we have all anstained. yet we can. safely leave him in llie hand* of a Bctqg that "doeth all things well," knowing that our lost is his eternal gain for be is now resting beneath the sunbeam smiles of immutable love, where all is Joy'and peace in the celestial lodge above, where the Supreme Grand 1 Master of tbe universe presides; and be it

further ’

Reset.rao. That the lodge be draped in mourning for three months, that a copy of these resolutions be tent to tbe family of our deceasesT brother, uud printed in each

k”!

■ P. Hunzt,

Worthy of Inspection.

Have you seen tbe new assortment of ■suing*, oik cloths, and Uonleuma which baa just arrived al tbe atom of Charles A.

Swain, 304-7 .Jackson street.

grades are

It would pay tou tod rs of Urn best sad Ue

If you:

) SO. The:

CURRENT

COMMENT

LOCAL AND GENERAL MATTERS OF INTEREST DISCUSSED An Impartial Review of Subjects Under Thougbt-Thc Talk

of tbe .Gossips.

TF THERE Is any single subject above 1 another that needs to bo given eat attention and urgent agitation by fiic press of tbla country, more especially by the coast Journals, It la that of tbo call for government legislation that aball protide pensions for those disabled in tbe service of the lifo-aavlng stations, and for tbe families of those whose lives are sfccrifioed to duty lu that service. No weakling can become a member of a life-saving . The candidate must be a man of] beroie build aud thoroughly equipped for' tbe doing of heroic service,—physically, mentally and bv rigid experience aa a boatman, aa well as by a clear under, ntandlng of Civil Service regulations. While for qolto long periods- at time* at some looalltlo* upon tbe coaat or lake* life at the stations may be

TOO MANY LAWYERS. I FACTS IN BRIEF.

and environments, barring the systematic patrol, may be irksome only in the enforced Idleness, still there la not a crew, it la tf fe to aay, who have not been called upon to do and to dare for humanity's sake, to take their own lives In their baud*, braving every danger from the jaw* of death the imperiled lives of shipwrecked mariners, aud, it be, of passengers too, who re well that their only hope is in skill, the courage aud the endurance of I the gallant fellows of tbe. crews on

l-abore.

At no time, perhaps, since the Inauguration of the system under Government control, baa the full force and character of this service been better understood and mere fully appreciated than by the records of unshrinking loyality to duty I made by the crew* of the Atlantic coaat ijurlri]; tbe winter just passed, and In] which tbe crew* of our own countyjmast hold a high place. While all ggye quick I responds and showed undaunted courage lu answering every call to duty, It remained for Captain “Gus” Sooy and hia sturdy surf men to pass through an expeleoce that was extremely bitter, that nigh coal them their live*, one member barely recovering from the shock of exposure and exhaustion. Aud yet, with all the ' liberal pension taws of the Government, ! no provision has been made for these brave men or their families If by reason of that aervloe under a department of tbe Government, they should become disabled or yield up tbclr lives a sacrifice. Only recently on the Massachusetts coast six men of a crew of seven, lost their Ilvesin an attempted rescue. Certainly it l* not enough that with tbe snuffing out of their lives and the removal of the names of the dead from ^be Goverumim ] ] pay-roll, that nothing more remains Lebvj done. It la not enough that the Goarero. meot assume the fatherhood of this Work yf humanity; it should go farther, and oare, to some extent, for tbe widows and orphans of those made *0 by the loyalty of those who have sacrificed life or limb health to duty. The Army and the Navy require strict dlfcipllne, loyalty and oourage In the face of danger; but not less is that expected of the sturdy «urf T men of tbe llfe-saviog stations. The soldier fights for his flag and his country's honor, buy'^n tbe struggle seek

«app

Education.

Tbe Court has selected Chaa. H. Hartshorn, of Jersey City; Frank H. Summer, of Newark, aud Howard M. Cooper, of Camden, as Court examiners, to serve three, two and one year, respectively. MONDAY’S HORSE SALE. Trotting Exhibition on Waahlngton Street by a Vineland Dealer. Garrison Brother's suction sale of bonus* at the Knickerbocker Stables, arly bad the effect of causing s half bplldsy for Cape May City and nearby county residents Afonduy afternoon. So fine was tbe lot of Western bones that bad-been advertised for sale that when tbe hour arrived mechanics and trades dropped their work and wooded their way to the stable* where mated teams, racers, chunks, business aud pleasure horses were sold in rapid succession at prices ranging from $125 to 1170 per bead. Out of tbe twenty-seven bead brought here twenty-five were sold, and offer of MOO wa* refused for tbe re-

maining team.

lotwithstaoding tbe fact that nearly fifty wag mi 1 of different descriptions and about two hundred people bad gathered at tbe sale. Mr. Garrison bad tbe way cleared aud publlicly exhibited a bay trotting mare which he was willing to wager 1100 would brat anything lu tbla part of' tbe county trotting, which was afterward bought by pilot John Bennett. Olliers who purchaaod. trams were Walter Katas A- R. Gordon, A. L. Haynes Jo*. Channells Wm. 8. 8haw, Horace Williami

•nor,

take life while exposing bis own. Not so tbe hero of the life-saving crew, risk, hia heroism, la fur humanity, for tbe raving, not fur the destruction of bumtn life. ^ B. A bill to Increase ibe efficiency, of tbe life-saving service by the retirement of | •pun end members of crews was intro duoed In tbe House of ReDresnusUves. February 13, 1802, by Mr. Hanbury, aud was referred U> tbe Committee ou Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Tbe bill

It enacted by the Senate and HouW

of Representative* of Qi* United Btates

of America In Congress assembled. That when any keeper or member of a

crew of a life-saving or llfe-boat station 'shall have served for at least twenty years continuously, or who aboil h*fe arrived at the age of fifty-five years, or who aboil bo so disabled by reason of any wound or Iqjury received or disease contracted la tbe LlfoJJavlng.Service in tbe line of doty aa to totally torapacltate him for lb« fur. iher'perfurmauoe of duty,-be sh£tl be retired; and any keeper or member so retired aboil, dariug tbe residue of bis natural I,life, receive one-half of the salary which

by law be wr-

time of hie n

was eofitled

have full aat2k>r »«c. 8. That 1

the salary whii to reoelvs at L

with

with this Act are hereby re-1

Educational Examination Required

by Jersey Lawyers.

The Supremo Court Tuesday took 1 tion which will make It harder for young men to gain admission to the bar than heretofore. Under the rule that has pr vailed for many year* it wa* only nece aary for law atudenu to certify to studying four yeai* in the office of a regular practitioner, and then pass the examina tion, which has not been hard. Tbe Supreme Court adopted rules which require that law students sbfll aerve a* clerks |n a law office throe year*, and If not a graduate of a high school a school of equal standing must pass examination by a Board of Regents which

Matters of General and Local I

terest Jjlentloncd.

Spring opening* arc announced. 1

dies, fall In.

Chocolate and jelly layer cakra

Wolff'* bakery.

Tbe standing order of the conductor!

"Move up front!”

To be all tbe rage, a woman sbooM|

have a violent temper.

In tboeyes of the pessimist all tb

glitters is a gold brick.

Gozzler Is a regular sponge. Oh. no 1 isn’t; a sponge will take water. No. James, we would not advise you | insult a hypnotist for hip disease. i Tbe man who tell* you that honesty

tbe beat policy bss probably tried boMtJ

Tbe trouble with the end man In a nil

slrel show Is that be can never see b

finish.

•Ha, Wm. 8. Shaw, Horace William*, ^ arry Hebeatbol, James T. Hoffman and b "* h moruln * •cob Shaw. Single horses were soldAoL* Lower Towi

man, John P. Fox, John W. Reeves

and Alfonso Lee.

FIRE AT CAPE MAY POINT. Two Barns on Company's Farm To-

tally Destroyed.

As a result of burning brush lu ssparaas patch on Thursday, two large barns 1 tbe Israel Johnson estate, known os tbe Company Farm, were burned to tbe ground. George Rutherford, who rents tbe place, waa 00 that day clearing tbe ground for farming and had built up big fire of burning brush, and It is be. lieved that a parka-were blown under one of tbe banis and ignited the bay. At any rata both tbe buildings were soon a mass of flames. There being no fire company in tbe ffiaoe ibe surrounding farmers aided | by the U. 8. Life-Saving men, made desperate efforts to stop the conflagration but owing 10 the fact that one of tbe barns contained about tan' tons of bay tbelr efforts were In^vsln. They did sacoeed, however, in cutting off tbe ffie's j

1 the dwe

advance to tbe dwelling which i* occupied j By Percy Haldeman. by taking up the] line feuoe* and using other precaution*. I Considerable machinery, wagons, bay, 1 fwindmill and other farming implement*] stowed In tbe barn. All wsfis lost

wblcb Is totally estimated bt about 82,I** 0 - L 1

Runaway Destroys Milk Wagon. .On Thursday morning Mr. Sheppard

Taylor, after having served hia milk route aud was sbaot starting for home, be stopped at tbe office of tbe Cape May Grain and Coot Co., leaving hit ala year old colt attached to tbe wagon standing lu front. The horse became frigbteoed

jroachlng coal wagon and bolted e Island bridge at a rapid rata of

ben In front of

abop the wagon collided with a hitching post and wa* nearly demolished. Tbe bore* freed himself and coutinned 00 to tbe raUfood crossing when he was caught by Malvern Craig, who jumped from bis grocery wagon just aa tb* bone reached him. No further di

A woman goes to tbe theatre to y or laugh—she doesn't much wblcb. The people who are blind to tbelr ow faulta are seldom deaf to tbe faults others. Even the professional strong map is fl against It when it comes to lifting ortgage. It la a good thing to love your oofl bora. If you don’t they are apt to|3 about you. The prize to be awarded by tbo Cap May City Drawing Club for April to 1 single stone diamond riug. During Easter sod at all timn I after F. AV. Wolff will supply coti hotels and boarding bouira with lose Thirty-seven case* in one week see be the record. Counsellor J. M. E. dreth had this number at one time tU week. Henry S. Ludlara, for twentyAwo yUUt a *urfman j D the Holly Beach life nvl|| station, has ju*t,beeu appointed keeper oi the Hereford Inlet station at AngfeuS vice Henry Hildreth removed. Irwin Eldredge, of the popular firm J. C. Eldredge A Son, of Cold Spdf ha* assumed managing control of tb Cape May Grain and Cool Co. of lb

city.

Rev. M. II. Podaon, D. D., of Nei York City, and superintendent of II home for aged min later*, will preach | the Baptist Church to-morrow (SoaHH

bah mnrntnw *nd evening.

u*blp Sunday School

Tiatloo will bold their annual exx at tbe M. E. Church, at Cape May, day evening, April 1st. An ex)

program haa been prepared.

Mr. Reuben Cohen has filed a pi with tbe State Board of Taxation *J ing from the valuation placed on U Ocean street property for the year City Solicitor Hildreth was aerved with 1 copy of tbe petition tbe first of tbe weak FASHION’S SEASIDE SHOW. ;j Tbe Famed Easter Sunday Board

walk Parade. . ^

Not many years ago aome vcntanM peraon* suited tbe idea of speadtal East«r-tide at tbe Seashore. M Two* not long ere number* of fs-h loo's votaries learned that a day or toon soent in the breezy exhilarating rail Ok waa the beat of nature's tonics, sad pm pared them for tbe future demands d

society and business.

Consequently of late rears the grad boardwalk at Atlantic City bos ' thronged at Easter by those wl see or be seen as to east far In ground tbe former nqted Easter Soadaj parades of Philadelphia, New York a* other places. While fashion's whims at tract number* to Atlantic City, nMUafi others take advantage of the or -i lira i spend a few days at Cape May or Ocras To accommodate its patrons, tbe Phil adelphia A Reading route has tba following fast express trains with Pullmi n Parlor Car attached to Ha regnlai •ervloe, from and to Chestnut St ®" South SL Ferries, Philadelphia: ^ For Atlantic City. Sonday. SOtb h leave Philadelphia 8.00 A.M. Retan leave Atlantic City B.90 P.M. For Cape May aud Ooean City, *1 Philadelphia, March 2»th, 1.80 P. March 80th, 8.80 A. M. Retain leave Cape Mar aud Ooean Cttst

80th, 5 80 P. M.

Leave New York for Atlantia 4 March 2&ib, 1.80 P. M., and ruta^ leave Atlantic City, March 80th,W To Be Given Away. Boy* and girls, young and old. ^ ! your chant* to get a ham and enameled high grads 1808 I bicycle, absolutely free of ckargo. tbe advertisement on last page of I paper. Tbe Huald guarantees. | gunulneneo* of this ofibr. 3

The Ebbitt

Newly Renovated. The best equipped, and most comfortable house at Cape May for the Spring Season. Hm Steam heat ‘with up-to-date appointments and perfect service. Under new management. Long distance 'phone. ,

cn wci

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