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TROLLEY RIDE AND SAH FOR 35 CTS

im HUE IT SEWELLS POINT THURSDAY 1 , JULY 20th, 1829 THE FOLLOWING SWIH YACHTS ARE ENTERED FOR THE RACE

EMILY, CONGRESS, BESSIE, MARIE, ADELIA, HARRIET, VIGILANT,

Clarence Bennett, Alexis Schellenger,

Robert Burris,

James Thornton,

Lewis Smith, Joseph Hughes, Walter Bennett,

The race will start from Sewells Point, to Sewells Point, a distance of 12 miles.

O. K., Jas. Polk Schellenger,

CLOVER, William Schellenger, METROPOLITAN, Alfred Hand, MARION, Albert Souder, LILLIAN, Prank Dickinson, MELVINA, Zebulon York,' HORATIO, Howard Smith,

go to Jarvis Sound then to Cedar Island Creek, then back

The race will commence at 3.30 p. m.

Tickets for the Yacht Race will be sold by the Trolley Management at 35 CENT'S each, which will include the round trip fare on cars to Sewells Point and one hours sail in any of yachts specified, 1 he yachts will be at the disposal of ticket holders from 2 to 7 p.m. for the hours sail. Those desiring can sail over the course during the race. A limited number ol tickets will be on sale at the Beach avenue ticket office, Cape May Point station and at The Wave office, 512 Washington street. Remember the tickets will only be good on the yachts designated. TheYachts Melviria and Horatio will not race, and the tickets will not be accepted by the Captains on those yachts. Take the Trolley Cars at the Pier or along the Beach front. They will run at frequent intervals, and ample provisions has

been made to accommodate those desiring to enjoy the afternoon at Sewells Point. During the race the QUAKER, CITY MIKSTftGItS

Will give a performance in the Pavilion. Admission to the pavilion free. Reserved seats can be secured for 10 cents, from Cape May Piint and South Cape May and return on the Trolley Cars without additional lare.

The yacht tickets will be good

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