CflPE IJjlY DTUIiT V/HVE

1.1.W1K X. •TKVEWH,

Butacriolion. 81 Per&Mon ia Ad*ant». ADVEETI8IK0' RATES.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. 18MJ. Henry Edmund., No. SI* WnHilngon ilract, li (xusmWluncr of Deed* for Ibe Bute of I’conaylnoU end New Jer. •ey end etao Nolery i*ubUc.

CAPE MAY WEATHER REP ORT f. B. 0«IT. or AOKICl’LTUBt y WE.TUKK BVKI.I 1 -: Locftn rvuBCAiT, Cue M.t, W. J. TbneleotDK wlUi tboDdentorm* Frld.}, felr b.turd.y, eonUnued hi|b ^(eisperelure, yerUble wlmlf. I »n g f f

Geo L Loren. Otaerrer.

REAL ESTATE TEAS SPURS.

Wm. N MelUe, of Me»'. Uodinc. I«. UenrietU M. Bergboefer. of New Y . I0U 48 end 49. Work 33, m.p I. • w U, LewodGe- July 36. t3 Robert Ceraon, el ue.. of I’ di ..lef. pbie. P*., to Edger Lee LencV* Millrille. loU 771, 770, 772. 773 774 714,715, 710, 717. 718. 719, •ect.on t Occen City. July 36 (15 500 Joeepb Teylor. et ue., of Pblled-l-pbi», P* , lo Ibe 8we.li*li AMerably of Brethren., corporetton of 1’ennljleeme, lot#, block 84, Holly Be*cb. July 38

•100.

Tbe Woodbine Lend end In proremeot Co. to Kerry Mnlowie, of Woodbine. lot 33. block 16, eection A. et Woodbine. July 31. •So New Jeney Tenet end Sefo Depueit Co., eeccutor end tru-lct of Alee. O. Cetleli, to Mr. Mery A Cundy. of Pbtledclpble, lot 17 block B, Cepe Hi

DENNISVILLE. tint J.m.e Wlllietne itiU furnube* ir people with Brit rlue lor rr.em. M m Lire e Petereon, of Cepe Her,

Awnu. M. tieu> i.

Soturd.y eeenlng Mr*, lltibctl H Gerroll wu lekru dengrrouely 111 with orempi end wee not ixpetlcd lo recoTcr report of ter oundluon.

July 3:

•73.

Few Fblledeiphlen. knew uoUl lb* Cepe Hey W.r* dl*oo»ered them re cently tbet acre we* e colony of Ruv •ten nerel ofiloen end aeir femllU* being in Pblledtlpble end lu tuburbe. Nerel Constructor P. Tobernlgoreky -end Ceplein PcUuff were recently entertained el tbe reetdenoe of Courtlend D Crempet Cepe Hey. end tbe publi ceUon of ai* feet to Tut Were gere tbe 1’bllsdelpbie pepere e Up, end now columns of Interesting nutter i* being publiacd about a esc InlnrcetiDg p«o

pie.

Then was colebreted last night et the reeldcoco of Colonel P. Tcbetnlgoraky, 1337 Brown itrat. ac enuitrreery of lb* Coloncl'i "nemc day"—of a» day on which be was bapl'Led Into the Greek Church. Tbe funcUon was unique, for 11 wee e Ruaslen fete, pore end elmpie, treneferred a Americeo eoil The oerwmooy coneialed prlnolpetiy of e daner in Ruaiian fashion. * dinner tbe like of wbloh few Americen* here erer seen. In ar boua* a which Colonel Tcbnrnlgoreky lire*, wia bU cbemlng wife end * nlneteen-yrer-old daughlcr, whose Lseuty bee act Cape Hay agog, euembled ell hi* fellow-membere of the Kua•len colony, wia oaer ofllcial. of bl* own country reeldcnt here. Tbe able Butalan Pried Koarixkl from hi* sacred function* a New York t* a row tbe uoctlon of a* Cborcb. upon ae occasion. Among the oaer gumf. were Chief Engineer Fraotkerllcb, who, wia hi. wife and dr* children, it domiciled In ae old Slolaabury muuion *1 JankinLown; Usplsio Petrol, who, wia hi. fsmby, lire* Wyocotr, Captain Bcbsoaoorieb, Pr**ldect of tb* Board, who, wia Hr*. Betaimanirlch, raBdea et 4135 Glrerd arena*; Colonel W. A. Alexler, who, wia nl* wife end baby, ll»*a el 1147 North Fo-fc n Hekadouet., party; Lieutenant Gregor Bellenka, who la domiciled wia b*a mother at 4005 Bpringfleld avenue; Ueulenent Kolomelltof, who recently errlrwd from Kuaale wia ae end firemen wbo ere a men ae ablpe, end Ceplein Behr, wbo la lo take command of the orulaor Vex leg, to be leuocbad (n September. Amid a hearty Jorlebty end hilarity, purely Ruiaian, the corcmonlu began by the boat galling, or pretawdlng a get, partly Inebriated, in order guest* ebould feel free of any cooatrelnt upon tbet aeorc. for In Huaaie. be known, social temperance U Utxxwd. Than, after congratulations a tb* boat that be baa aurrlred another year, tbe preliminary fetUriUeo began. Tbe gueeta attacked, by way of an appetiser, a table laden with aelt Bab, smoked salmon, Imported herring, bologo* reuaege, pickle*, potato a vodkl, which I* Ruiaian whisky, American whisky of veriona brand After an hour a pact at these d< ties, their appetite* duly whetted, tbe dinner proper began. This opened m)'h a Koaatac vegetabi* soap of excellent savor, bat an* pel table end to an At lowed by a whole baked salmon of regal dimension*, stuffed with brown cracked wheat Then came an entire roast pig. whose cavernous Interior was fl'kd with vegetable*. Next * peculiar Kux elan pit of moat, fish and vegetables, out Into alicas and gam inbed with mustard. Then a Russian salad, and lastly dessert, tbe whole ooovoytx peg ue and liqueurs galore.

B. Denver Oily, to Annie E. Oaueline, of 1’oorla. 111., lot 631. section A Ocean City. July 81. •231X1. Edward R Sack et ns , of OoeanClty, to Reuben Steelman, of same place, lot 110, section A. Ocean City. July 31. •3000. Edward R Seek et ux , of Ocean City, to Jeremiah Bailey, of Tuckaboc, land in Upper township No. 1 is the Jacob Sack homestead square perches. No. 2, tract of woodland, beginning at a corner of Bald David Sack, and binds on land* of Klmsey Osraon and Champion Carson, ountalniog 33 acre*. July 31. •300 Frans Hoppe cl ux., of Cape May City, lo Stephen J. Simon, of 1‘blladel. phis, land on woat aide of Lafayette street. Cape May Otty. adjoining land formerly of Jaa Learning and oo Ludlem street (42 U. 8. revenue stamps attached). July 81. 41 Edward N. Hubbsid et ux., of Vioelaad, to Uatllda S. Eimquist, of Holly Beach, lot 12, and half of lot 13. block 67. Holly Beach City. July 31. •!. WUhelmica Unblown el al. lo Ann E. Moore, of Rlaley. AUanlio Co., N J., Iota 6 a^l 7 Upper townahip. containing 194 •quare rode July 31. tlSO. Edward A Smith, et ux.. of Collingswood, N.J., to Fetor Watkloa. of Ocean View, iou 577. 578 and 7U7, acctlon D, Ocean Oily. July 31- 42'XXJ. 'George Barrett el ux.. of Camden, lo Edward H- Hiddleton. of aame plaoe, lot 477, section D.Ocean City. July 31.

•500

Helen Nickerson el vir, of Cape May G U., to Charles F. Vanaman, of Diaa Creek, land at Cape May Court House, oo the northwest corner of Mechanic street and Bay ivrnne.oontalnlng 11,305 square feet. July 81. William U- Burrell et ux, of Ocean Ity, to Alice A. Smith, of FhiUdelphta. art of lot 563. aecUou A, Ocean City. August 1. #2 000. Trust and Safe Deecutor and trustee of Catlell, di seased, to Elljsl LoU 74. 75 and 76, block Cape May Point. August 1. 4450. SCKKOGATK OITIOK SOTXS. Exemplified copy of tbe last will and teoument of Jacob G. Neafle, of PhUa-

Koxana Gandy la growing besuUfully brown oo her frequent vialu to Os|>e May's strand and surf, and bean is proudly aa a happy esldenc* of ei • joyablc days spant at grand old Cap* May. Miss Gtndy Is a tall, graceful blonde, and many friends scan the beach

for her appearing.

" ml E. Carroll, a handsome and rang gonllcmsn from PhlladeL sojourning al ibe Carroll Collage. Mr. Carroll is a prime favorite wllh tbe gculler sex. and iqc ladies say be la tbe finest driving escort in Dcnnis- ” am watching eagerly for bis appearance on tbe grand drive. Mis* Elisabeth W. Wilbrrup, a band■me anburn haired belle of Ccrmanwo, Pa, Is one of tbe lovely creatures i be »<en on tbe Tennis Grounds nearly rery day. Of coonc. like ali other pretty girl*, she deligbu lo the sport,

U In her Tennis outfit.

Miss Wilbrrup Is also a fine planoUt beautiful Singer, possessing s lug her friend Mia* Fannie G Holme*

3, 4 and 5, good lo n

bar 12, inclusive, but by depositing ticket with joint agent at Philadelphia ptimber 5, 6, 7, S or 9 and tbe payment of 50 oenu return limit may r extended to September 30, inclusive. Tickets foe side trip* to Waabiogtoo, Old Point Comfort, Gettysburg, Anand Virginia battlefields will i sold at greatly reduced rales

TUCKAHOE. Tbe Ladtaa-Aid Society of tb* Praa-

aocouot of tb* thirty-third annual ipment of Ibe Grand Army of tbe lo be held al Philadelphia on 4,5, 6. 7. 8 and 9, the Pennlla Railroad Company will sell ex-

cursion Ucke's from yomU on 1U line lo Philadelphia at rote of slngl* fare for the round lrlp,cxcept that tbe fare from New York and Baltimore will be 43; from Newark. N. J., 42 85; from Elisabeth. N. J., 42 75. and proportionate

rale* from intermediate point*.

wilib*

SToepor,! ipTEii CAPEIMAY. N J. The Finest Seaside Hotel in the World NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF 1839

Uosurpeued for grandeur of preiwrllons and elegance of appointment*, rd of a mile of ipecioua porch. Suite* with private bath. Tbe manage • completely renovated ■yatem. •crvloe, cuisine and policy. American plan, 43 r day and 417 per week upward*. European plan, 4L5U per day upward! Professor Morgan'. Orchestra of twenty piece*. HORACE M CARE. P. H. S. CAKE, Manager.

DIAS CREEK.

AT. D. Howe addiltoo to bit barn. Mr. Waller Holme* is s gtei lib the fair sex of our villag* Uoo'e Jacob G. Hand was visiting lend* in tbe village Wednesday. GepL Charles Vanaman and w oolarlaiplog company from the oily this r. Southard E. Page is harvesting bay Jot Prof. Cbas. Tomlin Ibis week. ae of our fisbermai itches of weakfiib wi Una In tbe bay. H. Thomas Douglass was called i bedside of bis sick mother Grande Monday. A petition Is being circulated tillage asking tbe Post OHloc Department for an afternoon mail. Mrs Etta Thompson an 1 baby, of Gosben, was vlaUIng her parents In Ibi* village tbe first of tbe week. Miss Nathaniel Norton was called to the bedside of ber eiek (laughter in A'Untie City on Saturday of last weak. Meaaia. Whlleflcld Thompson and Edward Learning are shipping Urg* quantities of truck to the AUanlio Oily market. Prof. Wm. U. Egoif and wife, of Red Bank, N. J., wbo have bean visiting their parents In Ibis village for tbe pas', week returned borne Wednesday. Frank Enicaos and C. B. Howell killed a Urge opossum wit young one In her pocket Mood log last while on .their way

Woodbine—Apples and pears promlaIsg; early p webes rot on tbe trews, Ule varieties fair, but few; tbe leaves are off tbe old tree*, the spotted vine

.ting 2 87 in

fain

Gape May C. H.—Abundant rains have linprovedjall crops, apple, poach or tree* have a fair show of fruit; watermelons, cantaloupes, grapes and no very promising; rainfall, 2.80 icbes. L. T. Gamtson. Ocean View—Pcocbaa a abort crop; apples fairly good; plums aad pears light; grape* good; two heavy rains woken tbe drought. J. G P. Smith.

SUMMER SCHOOL. Prof. K. F. Lewis will conduct s Bum-

WAVELETS. Send in your subscription for Tin War*. Hot Free Luuoh served daily at the Stockton Bar. Fovro—Bunch of keys on wrick. Call at Mate Offlce. Warrrcn—Good Cook for private fate, ily. 213 Perry street. Wsntxo—Girl for Housework. Apply lo 407 Broadway. E. C. Cox want* day work or w* ome. Residence, St. Jobn street Go to Wolfs Ice Cream P* Mixed Cream, 10 cent*. The company now pUyiog al S* Point 1* one of tbe best that bai appeared thereat tbe Queen Jewelry Sic •elect yonr euchre prune. Tally cards Waxrxn—Lodgers for desirable secid or third story furnished r iniraUoeaUon. Il quire al W»v* Office. Lost—Monday morning out of > §' carriage Fall Orerooat. light brown. Finder will be rewarded by leering ll al Tbs War* office. Borzeil has just rroeired from New York over two hundred samplrs of tbe •tyiea of foreign and domes Baitings, Overcoatings and Vestings. Loot.—On Tuesday, on Congre** Hall porch, a broad nog in Homan gc signs of tbe x idlac. SuiUble ward if returned to Williamson Ootlage. ■ Dslt's Miunuths—Engagement extraordinary of thli" great c unpany of i foe one week, beginning July 81, every afternoon and evening at 3.30 and 8 45. Hear tbe great end mao, ■ grand minstrels, bear tbe gree only Josh Daly, the famous Tuxeoo Quartette, Nngant Brothers. Jobn DsrCraU and MaeDonsld. Charles Prince and the greatest and funniest •bow aver bare. Remember, this o pany la engaged for tbe week only.

P. G Box 845. Office

lOTBE—TO GMJ1KRS OF WATER. By direction of the committee i Fire and Water, notice is hereby given that »U water rents not paid by the first day of August, 1899, s per cent will be added. Water will positively be turned off i( tbe rent is not paid on or before August 6th, 1899, without further notice. JKO. W. Thompson, Superintendent

POINTS OF INTEREST L» P Y WAY' of a "ready reference" for the usually overtaxed hotel elerk, particularly when tbe b 11 of guest*, tbe following 11 placet of general interest throughout Oape May have been prepared, and w und quite convenient and useful of "guide book" for visitors, .

hotel clerk is . to any point or place of imereti in Cape May, be osn graciously advise the purchare of a copy of T11* Dailt Wav*, and the leeull will be mutually aali* factory. Tbe 11*1 will be revived and extended until It reaches tbe limit of

WEST JE8SEI ACADEMlf A SCHOOL FOR BOIS BRIDGETON.! N-iJ. In one of the moal healthy portion* of Bridgeton, it the West Jersey Academy. Tuc UuutuUon was founded by Ibe Prc*bytcnan Church, in 1852, and through more than forty years jut its existence Us* always maintained a high

I art* of me '^Tba InsUti department

miry, occupy hunorabla

ireb and State,

in is up-lo-dato In every i has every needed rcpreparo young men tor col*

and the responsibilities of oatlxenship. , Tbe asm; us has fourteen acres of land, supplied with wcll-furnlahed building*, ■ a gymnasium, and every other sppurtu-\^

rded aa aecondsry to tbe main c of tbe school. With s limited r of scholars and strong teaching iludcnls arc carefully and lUot-

dcvelojiod to: -Philadelphia 1’iesa. ur.Aiys uniform/# do ■

•UOBBUS w. i.ro.v.

THE CHALFONTE, CAPE MAY. N. J. . tmtlCTLY nttST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL. PUKE 81'KINO WAT beanufoily localel racing ooean and near golf unKa. turn and booklet open appUcaUoo

MOUEUATE KATES.

CHA8. 8. HOLMES, Propriator.

THE BALTIMORE INN Jackson Street, Close to the Beach Address MISS iHARRI SON

CONGRESS HALL, Opened for the Eeaeon of 1BV0

CITY DIRECTORY.

Open Spring, Summc

AUJIUMATL-l

3 and Franklin a'

AUSEbiioK.—caerie* T. Campneu, vri eorgic OULLSLTUK OF TAXA-DavU W. Hulue. TKEA.SI HIK.-Dr. Waller ». leam'.nx. oOce, UOAKU OF EDUCATION.—w. F. Oasrelf. r^^YUTS.S3S r ?nb; giFyaiA bJEf.™- T “' a - CITY UOUCITOK.—J. biNoer Lmmin*. omo*. 8TKEET 8CI EKVlKOK.-E.ward S. asmOOee, C«y UalL CHIEF OF POLICE.—WIZlaa Farrow, omor, WiyHalL DO»KD OF HEALTD -IB. A. L. Lea._'^prv*lCHURCH DIRECTORY.

August 6, RL Rev. Jobn Scarborough, D.D., Bishop of New Jersey. August 15. Itev. Tbomat W. Angell, D.D., Hector BL Btephcn'scburch, Harrisburg, Pa. August 30, Rev. W. B. lUer, PblUdalpbts. August 37, Rev. Jl. M. G. Huff. September 3, Rev. Wm. U. Sown, Rector Church of the Transfi^uratiou, Phllaaelphls. September 10, Rev. C. Krncsl Smith. D.D., Hector St Micbaci’s and All Angels' eburob. Baltimore, Md. September 17. Rev: Tboma. J. Taylor. Minister Christ Ghuroh Mission, Frsnfc. Unvllle, Pa.

in bragne. Wadorwlsj S.*n

THE ALDINE, DSCATUK STKEXT. BEAK THE BEACH. CAFE MAT CITY. K J. I CUISISA LAKOK, A IKY BOOHS. OFJd ALL THE YEAH. THEODORE MUELLER.

THE EBBITT, JACKSON STREET. CAPE M AY. N. J. Open all tbe Year. Bteam UciL Ocean View. Near Golf Links. 8. W. GOLT, Proprietor.

THE GLENWOOD,

S09 Hunties Street, EKLABOED Tt BELBCr FAMILY HODBE.

CAPE MAY, N. J. * FOKMEK CAPACITY TEEMS KEASOKABLE. Mr* 8. P. WILLIAMS.

U. M Oekt. Proprietor; P. H. h. aka, Managat. Bc**on of 1899. Tbe following scbadnle of am axemen go Into cficot July 17th: leva will be given on Mi Wednesday and Friday mornings si '10 o’clock, and Tuesday. Thursday and Belurday evenings at V o'clock. Concerts on Tuesday. Thursday aad alurday mocnlags at 10 o'clock, and Monday, Wcdnecday, Friday and I day evenloge af 8 30 c’alock. The management announces that ill amoaements of the highest 0 will also be prevldcd from lime to 1 for the pleasure of the guests and friends at the Stockton Hotel D. T. Morgan. Musics! Director. Pressor AML KMuls, Healer of Oere-

COLLINS’ CAFE 106 Decatur Street opp. Columbia avenue, Us pa May, N. J.

NEATLY AFTO1BTED K

P. COLLINS. Pro printer.

Too should sea tb that Bor - York.

THE SHOREHAM, CAPE MAY POINT, N. J. nr MAHAUKMiarr. dxrmtly oh THE bxach. KLBCnaC CALL BELLA AOOOHMODATION FOB wo OL E8TS

HOTEL. DEVON, South Fafayctta Street, Cap* May City, N. J; ?arare(Lit wEb ffyj. S^guw^iky eywanL. REEL * MACNEIR.

, Yosna raoplt's KocMlr

BT. MAKVH CATBOUC CBDKCH. WABldlMOTOB, ol’FoalTX OCEAK.

BT. ITTEBB BY-THE-BEA, jA, Cape Avenue, Cape Bar Fatal.

S' AUDITOKIL'M,

THE WINDSOR, OAPEjMAY, N. J..

R. HALPIN. Proprietor.

-<f • i.*' ."".C -A-,^is-

MARINE VILLA 2=21 SEASON.

CAPE MAY, N. J. Iftivod. K co'rlc Light>, al

If Llnka.

M*. JNO. M. ROGERS.

THE WYOMING, South Lafayette Street, CAPE MAY. N. J. Mrs. G. H. GARRETSON.

BREXTON VILLA, TWELFTH SEASON. UEUUUTFL'LLY LOCATED. NEAR THE BEACH. LAKUE FLAZEAK AND 8CN CARLOKK IEAK OOLF LINKK. ANOLINQ, BbATlNU, FIBUINU. EEC LLENT CUISINE. Long dlatancc Telephone 43. MRS. J A- MYERS.

SEA BREEZE, OCEAN FRONT. LARGE AIRY ROOMS. WIDE POR'JIIEfi DANCINU BAY AND XVKN1NU. JACOB MAIER, Manager.

CAPE HOUSE,

IT, N J.

:0. J. GRIER KRONER.

CAPE MAY POINT. N J.

GEO. .

HOTEL COLUMBfA^ Ocean Street. Near Beach and S, J. R. R. Mr*. A. FOSTER.

MILLER COTTAGE,

HOTEL ORIOLE,

M. A. FRIEND.

GRIFFITH COTTAGE, 61 3 Columbia Avenue, Cape May, N. J. IE IK1DAKE FROM TBE BEACH AND STUCETON BOTBfE. J- GRIFFITH.

PIER AVENUE INN,

CAPE MAY. N. J. fit and Post Offiee, Bath Room added, and the bona*

J. S. WALES

THE CARLTON, CAPE MAY POINT, N. J. Bla-kUllrHuf ir Irtt’jr, *. >1 < .1 ro ■ as < 1 ,1 it *., - . r u, Ta-V; el 1 Jot ISe rin. Dry auaa*paere. KELLY A WEAVER.