Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-04
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Christneld Il Best.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
So't-shell crabs at Fulmer's.
American hats-Pancakes.
A dark horse-the nightmare.
Ice-cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Good refrgerators at cost SOC store.
garden waul, IA cat on the fence.
| 1t Is certain that a river cannot run dry
| A knight of the razor-Saturday night.
| A hopeless casc-The last strawberry crate
Stewed, pan'd and fried oysters at Fullmer'
Millard +. Davis. the Jeweler, 9 E. End st.
Dr. Mcdonald, Surgeon Dentist, 622 King
| Il. $. Humphrey h Bro. ,hatters, ,a32 Market
Cupping and leeching by Parker, lO3 Z :.
Second street.
Get your painting done by Osier, No. 2,
East Seventh street
| Fine IS X Plain Gold Rings at f. T..
Hants. ID r. 4th street.
| Generous to a fault--The owner of said
fault
nan may lend his influence but he can't
pawait
| A spectacular drimm era barkeeper who
wears glasses.
| Cutting telegraph wire is not breaking
tie news gently.
1t is rather funny but most people begin
the day with the home stretch.
Even the alphabet is ruralizing. Only four
letters remain in " Town.
Neptune's power long ago vanished. The
waves tide his sands
| A tramp called his shoes corporations be-
cause they had no soles
The farmer makes hay while the son shines
behind u dry goods Sounter.
Rank ihiustce--calling man o captain
when he is a full-1edged general.
Rase ball became popular because it Is a
very striking and catchy game.
An actor who crosses the ocean for the first
time does not enjoy his new roll.
An Indian chiefs named Looking q lass.
He is a terror of the plain.
Oysters cleanly opened at Knowles and
Patchett's, No. 2Ds West Eighth street.
lio to Mullins for the "Ambrosia" fine
cut chewing tob icco. 525 W. Front street.
Buy 800 dollar coal of Steward 62s West
Front street; 1t is good free burning coal.
For good butter and cheese 10 10 II. II.
MOore's stalls, Y and "a Second street mar
ket
DR. DarlnOn while absent from his Office
800 Market street, Wilmington, Delaware,
can be found at his home Office, 1924 Camac
street, Philadelphia.
| ME- Hayden, florist, has removed from
s43 Market street, to No YWest Ninth street
| Cut flowers always on hand. Floral de-
| signs tastemlly arranged at short notice.
| The scnson is now open. OYSTERS. OYS
| TIERS OYSTERS All the finest brands Of
oysters can be had at Ainscow's, No. 707
Shipley street. at the usual prices. %, 80 and
40 cents per quart, delivered to all parts of
the CITY,
The best fried oysters in the city at Harry
GOtWalds' restaurant Sl2 Market street.
Oysters In every style. Cold meats, steaks,
ham and eggs, coffee and rolls served Mt all
hours. Ladies dining rooms upstairs. Next
door to Opera House.
Irish Affairs.
! DUBLIN, Sept "A mass meeting
was held on Sunday at Cappamore.
The police were present in force, and
press reporter. We're in attendance.
| Michael Davitt delivered an address,
| in which he made the statement that
by the tyrannical operations Of land
lordsIn in Ireland 5000 householders
had been deprived of their homes
within the quarter ending on the LIST of
July.
Mr.. Davltt contended that the ques-
ton of the complete abolition of land
lordism must be kept before the people.
The Land act, he said, if not failure
at the present time, is rapidly becoming
so, and not one-siXth of the tenant
farm rs of the country have yet snc-
ccedtd in having their rents fixed. He
urged the people to be resOlute and
alln, and not lose their self control.
DUBLIN, Sept. 3.-The recent storms
have almost totally destroyed the grain
and other crops in the South of Ireland.
The authorities fear a renewal Of rent
agitation, owing to the distress conse-
uuent upon the loss of the crops. a
general strike against rent is thought co
be imminent,
DUBLIN, Sept 3.-The Boards of
Guardians throughout ireland have
passed resolutions demanding the
amendment of the Land act.
GLASGOW, Sept 3.-The Irish here
have become much excited and scared
upon report that Bernard Gallagher is
to turn intOrmer The nine prisoners
now in custody on Suspicion of being
Fenians were examined privately to-
day. All attempts at hostile demon
stations will be suppressed, and special
police precautions have been taken
with n view 20 prevent attempt to rescue
the prisoners.
AUSTRIA-HISGAEY
vienna, Sept. BIT is asserted in
vel informed circles, that recent meet
irgs Of Count Kaiuoky. the Austro-
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs,
with Prince Bismarck, al Sai2hurg,
strengthens the feeling hat all matters
will be amicably settled on a peace
basis.
VIENNA, Sept. "A Common Minis
torial Council to-day approved the rcso-
luinns Of the hungarian Cabinet Min
iste to place the civil and military
power IN Croatia under the control ell
Baron Won RCinberg, the Military Com
mander al Agram.
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Com
mon MniSt y, the Emperor presiding, |
it was decided TO relieve the Bun Of
Croatia uf hi, functions aud to appoint |
in his place Baron Won Roiuh"rg, who |
is Ia remain in power antil tie question
ut he Huugari ~ rScu'clln0ns is settled. |
Death GfJRcGb Russell.
Jacob w Russ, Il y hrt ktluan on the |