New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
IMPROVEMENT At CAPE NAY
MANY NEW ATTR, ACTIONS ADDED TO THE PoPC-
LAR NEw-JERsEY RESORT.

MANY NEW ATTRACTIONS ADDED TO THE forO-
LAR NEw-JERsEY RESORT.
Cane Nav. ~ j. June Is (Spoc!aD.-From all APP
pearances and indications Cape May VIII pass
through the best in It's recent history Ihere
IRE more people here than have been known
to be here before early in the season. ana all
those houses which are open have large NUMBER
=, o,.sts While the three largest hotels, the
stockton Congress Hall and the Lafayette, VIII
not omen for a week yet. all the others are OPEN
many of which have been doing good spring
business.
The drive along the ocean front has been put IN
the best of order. II commands an nhoDs'ruc'c'
view of the ocean, and has between II ana the
breakers only the iron pier. on the end OF "hich
onera IS given every summer weekday night; the
TWO public sun pavilions and the new music pa
,,on now In course Of construction by the Town
Council
The pavilion which the authorities are erecuhs
Is to cost $1,000. and when completed VIII DE a
nopular addition to the attractions OF the resort
I, has been arranged 10 have three public con-
certs every day during the summer. which every
visitor can enjoy though he have not copper
in his pocket
The demand upon Cape Mays water plant has
become so great in the last year that the supply
has had to be increased 10 per cent. The works
are at Cold Springs.
Tho northwest end OF the place is about 10 be
redeemed Madison-ave. as 1t is known. Is TO be
built up. and thus about one-auarter OF the peach
side will be reclaimed to builders.
Nearly half OF the cottages In the place nave
been opened in the last fortnight. and before July
they Will all be occupied. Among some New
Workers who have already arrived and opened cot
tages are DR.. W. II. May. Mrs: X Collender Cap
tain William Shackford. and W. h. hart
The Stockton Hotel. the largest house herr'
which has been under the management OF r.
.rheodore Walton since 1855. is in new hands ne
new managers are Horace NJ. and Edward h CAKE
of Washington $50, ..r. ..o loo,
winter the Colonial 1t IL modern mouse, ana
as pretty as any here. 1t accommodates ~ ana
is tastefuy furnished. . ..,
Since 1855 baseball has been leading entertain IA,
ment here The players are all college men, lhi~
sea son the team will BE as strong az ever anu op
lis season with a game with the reserves OF the
Ncw-York team. Phil King, of Princeioh VII
captain the team, while some OF the othcr pay,
now selec. ed are Trenchard. Of Princeton sum
van OF Amherst: Highlands. of Harvard hohs.er
of Williams: Anterior. of PennSyIVana sac VI
lege: Priest OF Cornell Mcneil. OF Corneil; RICE;
Of Pennsylvania State College; MckenZie' OF
princeton Woodcock. of Princeton ana ho!
Thomas OF the University OF PennsyNana' .,,.
The l2oh annual meeting or the Meulcal 'V,Ic's
of New-Jersey will be held at the Stockton Hotel
next Tuesday and Wednesday. There Will be a
ba Tuesday evening. ,,.-,.. 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John Wanamaker mas
heen occupying his cottage here. Ex-ireshent
Harrison viii not live In his cottage mere inns suh-
mer but go to a Massachusetts resort.