ADVERTISER’S GAZETTE.' ' A Jmrnat of Information for Aivorm. Edition, 9.000 eopu*. PuUitHod Kiel,. Trrm,. »2p,r a ,»um inad^noo. Fl*» siwdmea eople* (Jlflcronl dnienl la if tor » oenu. Offin, No. II FMk ROWEU. *1

Ws feel (bel Cepe Mey li liamlllato.1 J lij the action at Ok Hoard of Freeknldere in refbelnK Inappropriate a »ln*1e dol. Jar Inward baring the agrimluiral and bortlcnlraral InlorraU of ihe counly ropreemtad at IbaCenlaanlaL It laa airoke of eeonmnj that k not at all In kdeplng

with the patriot lam of our ;a ’

Tbelw will bo a good chance on TucidayrAprll 4th. for onr rradrra la the.,rl-

dnlty ot Ibk city, owning tea

riagaa. loutrn an honeM penny by taking nicuntlookUorertoBcaOroTc. Aepcc-

lal train ie.lo leare Philadelphia

day at 8 e'clock A. M., which will prntia. bly bring down abnnt 400 people. • lev*

up Bom Sidney and get a Job.

H yon want no nccldeota to happen In yoor hraipa. you moat buy one of Rhlnd' patent aaftny lampe. A. L. Hay net A Co. ^ hare the eole agency forth.-county. Tot

Gilder't. atPetenburg. and Shoot at Tuckahoe. All fear of dang, rooted. • match! Enuitr't PotJut Guido to Pkiladtlpkla auilko Gonlomni.il KoMition.—Pricv dneed to ton rente Hat the beet n pabUehed, thawing the location of forty of the prominent placea of Intemt on Hit great Centennial grentnU. A better book than any of Ihe lUtr cem guldea publit' ed. Entleee piico to John W. Frailer. 410 Walnut alffev Philadelphia, and get

copy by retun

marchSO.

Cavap Is.—On Monday morning, while the workmen we re engaged lit laying the eighteen loch terra cotta pipea. an Jackton it reel. In front Stab office, a aectfou of about twenty feet In length on one tide of the c lion, which waeaboutalx feet deep, cared In and caught three men In lla dr burying two of them. Mr. Jamea f •on of R. B. Swain, Eaq, and Patrick Coogmn. nearly up to their ahonldera. and It look about twenty tnlnulea ban) ahor cling by atnrdy arroa. helbre they wen nleaaed ftom their painful liluallon. Mr Swnln'i left arm aid aide ware badly brulaed. and Coogan had Ida left ankle •orereljr brulaed and apralned, but fonunalely nolxmea ware broken. ,Tke third man waa caught by the failing aatth from the hlpa downward, and wu raloaaed and f.wtunalely not much i

ArranrTBO Poiaostso—On hot Fri day. Mr. M. II. Quit, redding near Sea Qrore. barely ear*pod being family polaonad by drinking a glaaa of water. Into which had been poured n quantity of “eorrnalre anbHmate." a deadly poiaen. Alrocet Itnroodlately upon drinking the wntar. Mr. Q»U wu

tlow recently, among which wu aettlng on Sre the Bee Qrore and Cape May atm, unt. and atlaroiulng to bairn a newly Bn. lahed cottage at Sea Orore. by Bring the atalrlnga In the cellar. Being » a ' alng auch a natnral ■, we think be abouM

Ctlty

An atljouraed meeting of City Council waa convened on kwt Friday aflernt Prealdent Mecray in the chair. Memliera preaent—klcaaiv. Rdmut learning. Lana In-. Rlchardaon.

Sawyer

r. Bennett. Mlnntea nf lau meeting read

proved.

‘Mr. Douglaaa. oouoeel In the retlng Mr. Sawyer’a right to council, appeared and naked •Ithdraw ihe notice of contrel hat there waa an error in the ohjectloaa, md that there waa no ground t ‘ requeat of Mr. Douglaaa

plied w

On motion. Council proceeded to elect a Prealdent for the eoaulng year, and Dr. Jaa. Mcciay, Jr„ waa unanitnoualy ed to that poaitlon. The Prealde returned thauka to the Council for tonor conferred upon hliq ao unai tly by hla fellow memhera. llie auggestloa of the Chair, Con rocceded to aclect a place of roeetli for the Special Committee appointed •aeaa damagrt In the widening of Dec* ur at rev t, and Mr. R. B. Swaln’a of taa deaigtutted. Mr. Smith moved that the rules govt ig laat year alinuld be adtipted aa ulea for thla year. So ordeml. Mr. Rlchardaon. from the Committee n Streota, reported that the piling, and grading of Beach Drlre Enenalon - completed arronllngtoraatracti accepted by the Committee. Ileport read. ' on motion, accepted. Coat for filling grading. $3,280; pllinp motion Ihaf.he City Trtaanrer be cted to iaaue hooda In payment of the grading and piling the drive, prevailed. Mr. Smith moved that Council proceed lo elect a Chief of Police. Agreed to. Meaara. Enoch W. Hand. Jaa. J. Drwk. Augnatoa Sony and Jaaeph B. Ilughra

talk* waa then taken, with tl ■g reault: Sooy five votaa. and Hand three. Mr. Sony receiving a majority of the vote* of Council wet declared elected. Meaara John Stuart and N. P. Benetl were elected aaaklant policeman. For lamp cleaner, Jonathan Rath wu

For engineer of the cter Smith waa unanlmoualy elected. For clock keeper. Char lea P. While, Ithout

The election of City Solicitor wu.. anion, hud over until next meeting. For Street Sopervlaor, Meura. John W. Blake and Jama B. Stltea were ted. Two ballota were taken, oelvlng bur rotea, -

On motion, the election of Supervltor

aa Ink! over.

At thla point a motion to adjeorn wu Chargea wcrepreferrrd aralnat the R» conlcd for nrglecl of duty, and a reaolutlon read, declaring the offlen vacant Furthar ooualdemlloa of the mat-'

tleferred until nut meeting,

n reference lo ootlcaa given by the Recorder to property ewnere on '

Ington atreet m make therr a waa held by the chair and ar

' an that they were not notlhedu la ra-

il Ired by the btw and onUoanem.

The petition of Janie* a EM radge, praying Council to have a nuiaanea abated. aaid nuiwuiee being.on a lot and Immediately adjoining hh raaiilence. and

• ■ atagnant water, -vlilch. In the hlx family phyalrlan. Dr.VIrg."

Matey, la endangering the health of Mr.

Eldredge’a ikatly.

The petition >u read, and on motion, referred to lha Board of Haallh tor In vet

gallon.

Mr. I naming Mated In behalf of the Capa Island Turnpike Company! that Ilia midroad waa not paying exprnaca and that ' ordar to pay the taxea aaaemed by the

The wnUmanlic Spool Co., of Connecticu:. will enter tl agalnat Clarka. Coatea and ollici eouon of EnglUh niannfeelure wllh the ihelr American |mvlnrtlon h rnp^or lo

the foreign make.

In order to occomplUh thla the telling agent# In tbla city. Colladay. Tront £ Co., hart teen red ample exhibition spare to make a moot creditable .display. At

| -e.v- a

.niton nisi

ipeel from the captule. What U remarkable about this It. that all thl Ion plant* they will ekblbit wll. . grown in tills city, by one of onr lulling floritta -who planted the Brat ecetl Janu ary lit. anti fnu continued the planting every 14 dayt since, and will ao ooutlnne nnllf Jnly Itt. c At It requiret 4 months a into' return hafts, the Brat will ripen about the time the Ex -

hlblllon opens

tllllon donara for'tpool retT *" * ’

take I shall rejoice If tl 'hlch la wholly American,

riving Ihe other from the Uuutm. A Norrisltiwu Brm la making tor a drm la this city a complete octavo of tuning forks, which will be exhibited u

specimens of American aklll.

Another firm will plsce on uklMtlon a file eight feet long, only the edges of —Jglmnil. the aurfecci will

llslied ami on the fere of

lie will he etched a view of Philadelphia from the Delaware river: n the reverie will be an etching of the ixhlhition grounds ami the workshop of

te firm exhibiting it.

TUB OOt’KT or ST. JAMBS.

It U stated upon a pretty reliable ba a that In the event of the Senate reject-

ig Mr. It. H. Dana. Jr te British Court, thl

pon the rocommoadat awl personal friends in this oily." awl of the senior Senator from Fennalyvanla, ' tlnste Col. John W. Forney to the ste tor the place made vacant Ire - idrawnl df General Schenck. Wl doobt such a nomination would m—.

■ highly iviHsii

of foreign mteeds in

ustotioiei

LEVI E. JOHNSON, dVo. S Mansion St., Cape May City, Jf. J., ICARPENTER, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR.

RANDAL E. MORGAN,

fe No., la and 15 Friml Str.ot, , COTTA&E LOTS & FAMS, &i.,

OarxxdezA, TV. J.

EXT FOR THE SALE AND RENTING OF

ABOt’T 40 COTTAGE LOTS ON HAND. TO BE BOLD CHEAP,

DANIEL r. BEATTY. Ion, X. J. TH EWEETlYm^^ wl;

JMNAL 8ETTLEMKXTS. ^Hannah K. HnsMdl and Joseph H. Knssell.

-WHOLESALE AND RET Ay. DEALER IN--IJour, Feed, Com, Oats, Hay, Straw,

BRAN, MIDDLINGS, SALT.

Seeds, Fertilizers, Mackerel, Potatoes,' AND COUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY.

FUR X ITU RE AMD U PH OUST E R Y grand, square and cpuight. Business in all their branches. A GOOD STOCK always on hand and itireihrouibJatu..L>rtdu »KE BKUT. MADE TO ORDER. • e^.nreVi ,l S2SiSiS4taffi B A2iSS A Largo lot of new MATTRESSES on hand of my own make, all work tum or p’.inlw. ana luJxini nen his ettWARRANTED. , niay-M:ly eng, .nverprue and mu.le.1 ^liltr. tbs

-rvrvi> wicii

A AA ci OEU tk 33 o li s 1*

-'hole American press without any — — - prrJutUe* w*—

ifd by Uie act of 1873. The fact that go quantities of two cent brenxe clrcnUHoo misleads many bnali ._ ji. They may be tent to the Mia.... thla dty for redemption, and when they

of the denominations of three and cents are forwarded for redemption In good rendition they are clean- ... carefully overlooked and relsaoed. The -Ickel one cent goes to the melting i hen sent for redemption. The Urge plate glass windows .taara L. Knight A Son's, No. IS.. Ckwtnnt. present^ a sorry sppesranee lined to an anuxed crowd by the (Walng wordi poated tip conspicnously. one window wu Ute sign: "Tbeic ndows were dashed throngh ■nes on Satnrday. at » o'ehvtk.' In the other, ••Three window, jf'tkat fie*^robbed "in "hfli ..., 8-Wn, and wu determined to break at amount of glare ht order to bring * case prominently before the pnblle ■' The man thus alla.led tndld not tfe npt to run away after his mytiAduoa

et Msyerum. to whom is smuhed Uie windows

ii’SS'a

demoitsli the largest ones be could nnu. and carried the stows from the vl- i eUrity of the Public BnlUllngs naUI his ' wish wu gratified. He gare the name Of lames Gallagher, awl wu locked up Ota hearing. Tbo glare waa valued at Some time ago the Seesion of the North United PreauTterian Ohnrch In I city excluded Mr. T. M. Stewart m memliershlp In the Church because belonged to a secret society—the Or- ....' of Odd Fellows. The pastor. Rev. Mr. Kerr, one of the moat useful In the

LBBian 4 SCHUYLKILL

COAL,

or ran. stove a ohustNut skei

Church Session, and believing that .... uaefnlnere Was at an end. accepted a rail from a congregation In New York. The -oagregwlion oftlie North United Chnrch svlng witnessed with sorrow the dta iptlon going on in the church, hare up pointed a committee to moke solemt eonipUint lo the Preebyterv of PhlUdel

Since th* withdraws! of Her. Mr. Kerr; the condwindled from 1.000 it

SIMPSON llICK.

SIMPSON BICE. M-UMtOK SIRKTI CAPK MAY CITY,:

IMPORTANT.

nr. full road TUek i

Retd Estate.

^DMiNisrnAToit s s.ux

RE hL EJXTATE.

TUESDAY, APRIL fRlh.MTS, j-.^b^'S?wWh Md'iSfeelm

f wakow. Ho.ie iJHllam.

TKllMW—^vat^ or porebue

Bricks, Coal, Lime, <fc.

JJRICK8 I BRICKS! — ,j„ farniart

br,xck:s

ty niict. Amy to m m. miixer. Agent at ?? -r y°QOAL, LIME, PLASTEIt, HAIR. ^Tha rakaretWr Is prepared to tarnish rns BEST LEHIGH COAL.

-Wtove, Rib and Nutt.

ROCKLAND LIME, PLASTER,

tprteejcrlasvlan their 1 ‘ K&'SLSSSbos.

Stove Coal.

"••mens

lilEI.LIfCnER.

^IMEl LDtEll LnAlII

CORY St SMITH ROCKLAND LIME, CALCINED PLASTER PLASTERING HAIR,

CEMENT, HAY, COAL, Ac.. MAIN STREET, Bear tbs Bridge. ipMtrs-re-lg.MILI.Y1I.LK. N. J.

REWARD.

Hub. lies, sath.,rising tbsnkrrurtooa PlmijcSi ‘”rtir MixtillAlt MAHON, (wbttel.jlgwl

tint/ Sign Painter

GEORGE W. SMITH

MfiS. R. MACDONALD,

^ I VINELAND,

j AND EXAMINE HER NEW AND ELEGANT FULL STOCK OF Notions, Millinery and Fancy Goods!

SiVllTH & HENRY PBACTIOAX HOUSE AED SI6S PAINTERS,

GRAINING IN IIIlTAliON Ui ..LLKLNi ' j: W, ,.l .

Caleunin.ng, Wall Parottnc. ••t.,na I11.a~..j. ,,...1 -.11 I. •! r..,...!,g oeadj “number IS'S^ASlilXGTON SIHEET. tvl’EMAJ I TV.

GEORGE W. SMITH,

AUCTIONEER,

' SHE KEEPS FIRST-CLASS (KK)DS AND IS BOUND TO SELL THEM CHEAP. WDON'T FOnniCTTHE PLACE, AT MRS. SWING’S OLD STAND, COU. SIXTH STREET A XU LANDIS A VENUE,

VINELAND, N. J.

New Cheap Cash-Store,

.».•

.1: C. FENDERSON,

Souse and Sign Painter,

GRAINING AND GLAZING.

CALCniING, CHINA GLOSSING, GILDING, BRONZINO, ETC. HARD WOOD FILLED AND POLISHED.

3Vo. OO 'W'«.eHln*ton Stroot, (NEAR THE POST-OFFICE.) BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS AND WALL PAPER tiltilP FAR CWII. AND f\sU ONLY. i’W.Wot.T » J ' Co*r“e , ’righ ' . b |'ng w.Tfc the cuh wd reVe mon“ 3 CA.sra: sattes xxivib.

| SAVES FRIEND!

DA.MIX Y. BEATTY, Ws.tdngtoe, New beattyLlLlej ORAN D. KQUAREAND UPIUOnT. dunfcbl^?,*snd 1 K2*reeriv^Uie^ unuusllj rtoUassS tons^bsvtng No'suPKtttol":"^ THE WORLD. Lorte sire. t!4 Octavre.pvere ra.’fet'MsajK.lp.ii:

ELDREDGE JOHNSON.

3 MANSION STREET. CAPE .’

Vineland Steam Sash Factory. KIMBALL. PRINCE & C O MANUFACTURERS CF DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINOS, STAIR RAILS Hriaw-v,. Bracket., Umber. LOVT" FRIOES. WOIVK US A TRIAL. WE USE ONLY KILN DRIED LUMBER'S ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. KIMBALL. PRINCE * CQ.. Vineland, N. J.

Plumting, Steam and Gas Pitting. I AM STILL AT IT A\D ALWAYS AT IT—A PRACTICAL MECHAMC.

TERRA-COTTA WARE. Terra-CottaPlyere Vssmahd ChlinBey Tops of all sixes and deacrlptlonx, furnished

— — - reduced pelees, and

TUBULAR WELLS, the hot In thenwkcl. pc

- 1 to work or no pay. »o«v Gtrox era left at No. 85 Wu »Uh prompt attention

rsoev Gtro-sro ‘WorlK. a. Sj^oolaity. Orden left at No. 85 Washington Street, Cape May City, or Sea Grove Hotel, wll

GEORGE W. BARNES

HARNESS n GORDON'S POOD

HARNESS BUSINESS MANSION ST.. CAPE MAY CITY

wsarrarj--*’ honses and cattle.

OtmgUfikB«ttlI.EB, , wtui'n, ha 4s. i ^Ownpowa n^nulrltl.in. rooto. sreds anil

. o-vboiM.^arekr^t In rootleondll-

from mda-bonnd or wore,.-.

Cm dairy rows It Uivsrisblr taerresse the

l yr.e-lbarth.sna grreUglm-

srilMFomLand’abeueremaittsobljd^ML sfSS"

BEATTYXmii (IKANt). BRUARK AND UPRIOUT.

r^sjrsiSi 1 i2“- a id."-oenystmr* IPal Century. S.CTLPS

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. aHOBgCABIfiUS POtt FIMJ CLOTHMG,

STOKE KOOKS, Ko. 47 WASHH6T0I STKEET. The Largre-. sad Most Cea>|Ms<a sssarimant of KHENCII, ENGLISH sad ANSI CLOTHS. CASSIMKRES, DOESKIN, sad SUMMER DRESS GOODS svsr b.tore MADE TO ORDER AT THE LOWEST FI61IRE8. Call and agaalas tar roareslvew. Alia s Urge red layevlar Htaok of READY-MADE CLOTHING faf Mao-., freth s ssd Children’, w..,-, > ttreh e.f GENTS' FURNISHIKO GOODS, saeh re Da*

ISAAC H.-8MJTH.

THE NEW “DOMESTIC,” A DOUBLE THREAT) LOOK-BTITOH MACHINE.

FCJtfA.-aifiWfcrcs: —■ - xw-rtrew sriton ad PATENT HARDENED CONICAL BXARINOS re hsta taa Mretowa TO THIS STATEMENT AND THE MACHINE ITSELF DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO., Mrew VonOt BUS<1 Oh LADIES, USB ** DOMESTIC" PAPER PA!

r ii ill BEATTY’SlS:

Ibfur'sBreutj’l^llt’maana'

ITBWSPAPER ADVEETISIN& KtNBTY-EIOIlTII EDITION.

t'i'.n^s:

E roportlmi to privet 1 , elrerep?. 1 * Atreo^^ •wsnapere In th. t’nllvd tdatreendt.anoda

all the RsTtatou. Asraaitiural. r'clrnllfieaitd ga^^.^Slw^SraieTB^

D C H T T Y ' C CELEBRATED D L H I I I O SILVER TONGUE OIUIANH are ranked by eminent ■ -lurch. MnblHdh ffchooU.< l >JfHfr

it Addrare. DANIEL P.BCATTY.

J^XTAIll.lltm.n IX IHIO. FANCY DYEING KSTABLISHllintT, J. dfc W. JOXEA. Na. 03 Noam Faoirr Nr, Phila. DYKHII.Kft, Woolen and Fanev Goods at

BEJTTTS:

BEmrs'SAS'iSkj.