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Harrisburg Telegraph, June 10th said :

The Elite Vaudeville and Musical Company, which has created such a fayorable impression on those who have visited Paxtang Park this week, will close itsengagement here to-morrow night. The large audiences to which the company has been playing attest to the quality of the performance, and it is unnecessary to add that it is clean cut and well suited for the most fastidious. Little Irene Myers has hosts of admirers, and her clever acting wins rounds of applause. Mr. Leybume’s.comedy is free from expressions of vulgarity. He possesses a sweet singing voice, and his numerous specialties are always an appreciative feature. Fred Stuber, as a banjo player, is a wonder. Tommie West is away above par as a character comedian. Altogether the performance is one of the best that has appeared here for some time.

NEW COMPANY ARRIVES

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BEGINWHG gmUHI, JULf i

OVERTURE—ELITE,

Bran Doughkrty

Charles H. Leyburne A Seance pe tite of Comedy, a la Grotesque Vintage, '98

Tommie West A Hnmorous Touch of Rural Life

The Myers

Aristocrats of Refined Comedy. Note the • wonderful dramatic

ability displayed by LITTLE IRENE ; also the quality of her voice. She is a Fin-de-Siede production

of juvenile perfection.

INTERMISSION, IO MINUTES

War L6G—& Representative of China Town

Fred. Stllbcr—Phenomenal Banjoist

INTERMISSION, IO MINUTES

Terminating with Chas. H. LeybuqWs Farce Comedy, entitled IMPS’ GAMBOL

MIXTURES Hiram Speck

Harry Speck, his Angel Son, and Miss Liberty,

WIILH. Myers Irene Divers

Johnnie Boggs, another Angel, and Uncle Sam, Chas. H. Leyburne

Fritz VonSchnitz, a Grocer, Officer O'Callihan, on the Beat, Mrs Tabatha Boggs, a Widow,

Scene—VonSchnitz's Grocery Store

Tommie West Fred. Stuber Millie Miller

The Elite Company will apj SEWELLS POINT PAVILION,

ginning SATURDAY, JULY 23d. Performances, afternoons at 4 o’clock,

and evenings at 8.30.

Little IRENE MYERS mhst be seen to be appreciated. BYRD DOUGHERTY has been engaged as Musical Director at the Pavilion.

While the managerial duties will be disposed of by M. RUDY HELLER.

Admission free. Reserved Seats, 10c

TAKE THE TROLLEYS AT THE PIER

MILLIONS FOR FLOWERS.

Hnr Tork'i flower bill will be la^ar thU nar than arar before. Thli b lb* cptasko Of *><• Iwdias taahlooabb flo-

*• fleam at »U,000,000; $*.00( Will go for TloleU, fll. COO, 00O for 1 •1,000.000 for carnations, 11,000,000 tor chrynth^nmi and a boat flt.OOO,000 mare far Ye other Tarietbn

I mppliad with a b

Tfaa riolst U the moat expeodre alar flower grown. Hie flneat ri retell far >8 a banoh. Tbeaa are U lam atnklaee of the day. and a b a of from 100 to 160 violet*. Oibrp - "I 60, retail for ga

paTe the entire length of ran the Batteryto Hereld

flower by the caiaioe of IhAtna The ram bahnyalnrashkn. It U the great atBfie flows. Vet there are faahia

■eat popcUr. 1Ua roar fam beoa«ht tbetf to the froad by abear (one of en-

elmply Ucanm it grew fader and blotaomed oftenrr than any of them, and thnt brought In more of the yellow gold to the florida' ooffere. It bat almoet beauty, the La Franoe, which enjoyed ' only a fow abort ~

look well to ib Unreb, or they will be

the length of the dem., They are extra

1 they will tell yon be •• fc XmA • lUer’a J dpsof hb

Joe Baynt aod every foolbh myb. thewltty OoUe^Gibber. bare^no Jedto

u U not a melancholy m

high farce with the pit at Dniry L. Be flret appeared on that dage in 1709, and from 1714 UU the year of hb death

Ulla. A history of hb life would . sbt almost wholly of a llttcf the F

vantage of Joe l reputation lor t and pitying hb widow's nea eompUad thb rolome of Jrata. 1

id to him, a letter of hb ty. which b pi n. b fall of

mm." We hardly expected to find U Dr. Johnaoo apborbed on ao np to di a aobjeot aa cycling, yet aoch b t tact, as the following ej' ‘ —

ftfar Tfews OF Z/Ae 9Jew-2/or/c Tjr/bune

alarm in ths at this time 'give an

of apaper

There is a general reaction among all intelligent classes against the exaggeration, extravagance, bogus nezes, guesswork and typographical hysterics of the sensational

paters.

The Tribune is the only morning

not of Out

oys the

newspaper in Hew- York, n

of special dispatches )

every Army The paper which the best and give you the most is The Tribune. It dots not magnify skirmishes into terrible battles; and it does not exaggerate things of which it has special and exclusive news out of all proportion to their importance. “ Its scrupulous desire to give the exact truth and nothing else is well known to the Army and Navy. In consequence, its correspondents have special facUiUes for learning the exact facts. ’

THE TRIBUNE. -

512 Washington Street

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.SANITARY. ENGINEERING Estimates JAade on Contracts

Skilled Workmen and facilities for buying, enables us to do work better and more cheaply than competitors. AU orders tor work left at office will receive prompt attention.

J. HHiSY fflMDS, SusMllt.

PURE WINES AND LIQUORS

Gibiou'a Pore Old Bye Whiskey.

aad sawn Wiser tore >-Uai perron. Iai»oi DILLON’S CAPITAL,

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Rochester Bottled Beer, Brandies

J. J RATTY.

ARNOLD’S HOTEL,

DECATUR STREET and BEACH AVENUE, ’ *" ■ CAPS MAY, K. J.

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Teris Koteraifi. Suasrtiartai

lean at all Honrs. LnocbCalE

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*RED. ARNOLD. Propristor

MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, N. E. Corner Jackson and Washington Sts.

COLLIN’S HOTEL 106 Decatur Bteast opp. OdomhU avaaae. Cape May, H. J.

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P. COLUNS, Proprietor. x *

JOSEPH HALL. PRACTICAL 8ULCKSIUTII ASD ' HOKSEinoXK.

TUSSPIKC, MSAR CAP! ISLAND UKIDUI

KKICmOCKSR SfABLSS,

WM. EEBEHTEAL, Pro; llorea and.Oarrbga to Hire at on Livery.

J DO ALL RINDS OF BIPAMG TO FOOTIIiB

Work and maladal the beet Good* wand delivered If ' ' '

A. L. HAYNES

ffOYES. BASSES. HEATERS.CAfflKBS

R 8TRMT, CAPS MAT. Jt J.

CAPE MAY LOTS FOR SALE.

Estate of Mark Devine. 140 of the finem balldiag lob, tronUi 1 Beach a venae. •<«■». Dn^*?oSd wilkTP •d abotric Idchta b The lob are 70x140 aad 60x130.

CLOSE TO

Five CentTrolley Fares

CAPE MAY TRANSPORTATION CO.

J HENRY EDMUNDS, General Manager.

The gratifying fact that TROLLEY FARES for the season

of 1898 have been cut down to almost the

Popular, Five Cent Rate

not being generally known to Cape May visitors and reddents, I am pleased to take tins opportunity oi announcing

that tickets can now be purchased as follows: 96 Tickets for . 85.00 16 Tickets for . . 1 OO 8 Tickets for . . .50 Rpund Trip Tickets toSewllls Point or

r Steamboat Landing wiU be sold at | 5 CtS each

These reduced rate tickets can be obtained at the OCEAN PIER TICKET OFFICE, at the CAPE MAY POIN T OFFICE, or at the min office of the Cape May Transportation Co., in the DAILY WAVE BUILDING,

No. 512 Washington Street.

Patrons of the Trolley Road will find it a most economi-

thevery

cal investment to purchase their rickets in bulk at low rates above stated. Very respectfully, J. HENRY EDMUNDS, General Manager.

HALPIN BROTHERS

CAPE MAY. N. J.

Grocers & General Provision Dealers

Prim© Meat a Specialty Abo Bob Anob for P- K. UbArptai’ and BIO ELK BO ITEBS. AU Good* . Delivered. WA Specialty made ot FISH, OTSTEBS and OGAMS. TatopbooeBo. 40 HALPIN BROf.