The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-30
GAP E M AY.
Editorial Excursionists-Three Hundred Editors
"0n tie Wiag''-Banqusu and Balls

CAPE MAY, June %, 1871.
The somewhat monotonous life one leads at Cape
May thus early In the season was materially
relieved this evening by the arrival OF three
hundred New Jersey editors with their families,
the stockton Hotel. To-day another hundred
arrived. making q total OF nearly seven hundred
people. families included The New Jersey Editorial
Association comprises some OF the pest newspaper
men in that Kingdom. anu the assoc iatioa was out
In pretty strong force on this accession. The even
Ing was charming one--tright, beautiful moon
light It's rays lighting up the heavng pillows OF the
Atlantic; romantic couples strolling on the beach
and pateriamlas resting NJ ease on the balconies
oil the Stockton; ravisning music on the lawn and
dancing IN The parlors rendered every perfectly
happy. Even the immobiIe lace OF that important
iunctionary IN hrst class hostelrle the head
wafer, relaxed as he appreciated and lett part OF
the pleasure on every side.
THE ANNUAL DINNER
Will take place tomorrow and from present indtca-
TONS wall De an immease affair. One hundred add
tOnal editors, invite guests Will arrive In time for
the banquet. and AZ live r. Al. tomorrow 500 people
VIII SIT down 10 the annual dinner the New Jersey
on FRIDAY EVENING
the annual hop VIII be gwen, aud WILL of course be
Q grand a.lair. Guests from tner hotels and cot
taXes nave ueen invited, and Will, having que
regard ior tue knights OF printers INK. be out IN
luii force Arrangements have been conipletcl to
Insure accommodations lof one thousand outsiders,
VINO, with those COMPOSING the party. Will make
couples
GREAT RUSH
Will be made for the batnnouses in the morning.
the dust aud fatigue Incident 10 railroad travel ut
THIS season cou.bne TO render u sea bath the
grandest iuSuries OF me day. said New Jersey
editor 70 NE tins evening, ''fm gong Tor the surf
At daygn, to-morro morning. There's -. OF the
-, has cen hurls. curses and imprecations at
lsed TO agree with his ID sh d0 on s0.ie SOCIAL,
POLITICAL or lahcal question or the ,ay-and II ife-
GuenIy happened SO, too-ne would filng something
"A IA nj al IA
orgin.r
line editor OF the as usual, fails to agree with
the shid on tue question OF REVISION OF the poor
Rates We hope II Is no. because oil his pc, sOnai
poverty, bat we are nclincd tninK Il Is, Tor any
vie stun conlaliei In tue columns OF tae -
surely cannot DC ncvcr.endlng source oil revenue.
eLdeavor Ia gain ilt,lc understanding OF the com
moaesi questiobso tue day We viii promise 70 he
more cnient IN our revlow Of MS shortcomings.
NOW, sir" continued nv editorlt a friend "what
do you tnilK the eject vi these attacks wAsS Why,
simply nothing except To tangle my hair.
AMI m,sss me hide my pd Unfinished s p "'aa
for very. shame; but IL didn't work.
mo, SIR III, ,ssy anu oeI never got through
tangled 1t. Now, propose 10 ind out Il sea water
viii tane thai kinS ou; Tor can't stAna tnls thing
irieu as lest could to comfort the victim or
misplaced confidence, but ike the mother OIL "a he
that tue sea water would take Cnat klax outh
Inc nrst mop OF The season took place ut the
CtOCktou HOLcl tul5 evening. IL was gwen Dy the
proprietor oil the mouse III honor OF the New JerseJ
Editorial Association. aud was attended by
tue guests OF the various hotels ana cottages
al TINS place. 1he editors are enjoying them.
selves hugely and tor the time seem to
have fr-olicn that there is such thing as cory,
clippings and politics. 1he annual ban uet win he
given tomorrow evening. Turee hundred invita-
tlous have been sent out, and The Indications are
that there wiil be about SIX hundred people at the
dinner.
bishops James and Amos are here on visit 10
BsnOp Snltsun. Iney return o the scenes OF their
laDuIs t>seeorrUW.