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Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
NOTICE.
'"l .he New Improved Singer Sew
ihR IAaebine, only S25 cash: the same as
is SOFA by agents for Sn At
,. II. PRINTTsOsE.G.

- II. IISiNTISOSIC'&.
SHOE STORE. SMYRNA.
TIE Perkins q House Non-Eynlos-
I'VE Lamp IS the only Lamp Of Ia he
used among children. II cannot ~
Cooper. wig ~ d. D.
We nave stock Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, that get. ahead Of ou,thi,,,,
IN smyrna, and must BE- seen IL, he NJ
Prcclated. Finest line Ncckwcar ana
Suspenders from the CHEAP ones to tL..
hneSt' ali silk. Superb limo Tndar.
Wear ana Hosiery. Please rive ms =
cali and examine these goods rs we
are sare you "ill find here ;ust WHAT
70" want Phillips. " ''''
,.,......,." ROu.,i ou Cunrh,.,,
AZ for Rough b. coughs" fDr i,,r,,rs ,,,,,1.
''' i''"'"' l'"'Sene>S lroches l5c LIQUID .a5c
,,....... Rough az. Rats
l,, 'l,'H "a. IatS; mice reaches flies ants bed.
o"5~' >ANnks. ehipmnnks gophers i5c. Brnggs lists
p.,,.,.... IJcnrt Pains.
DiopSltai SweingS, dizziness In.
6r,l. ii.. Ii.fi"Itache, Sleep!es-ness cured bv
..,.e.-,,. ,",Rough on Corns.,
''i'"' '' cure hard or soft curnS warts. bUnionS
"HJHai, an Pain, Porouscs p,.,.,.....
,uengtLenlhg improved, the he,t for IsEt5cbc
PAINS III chest or side, rheumatism uenrSi.+i
.v.-,,-.,, Thin People.
HniEoI;; cures Dyspepsia, Headache Ncryou>ncsS
,,, H., WhoOning Cough,
1r,,,,tf 80! lnIoaI Affections Of children
pT11mpILy, Pleasantly and safely relieved Ly
Nough On Coughs" Troches, i5c: BalSam. o5c
i,,.,,,.-,,..,. Mothers.
iIs; 20" c sg .'I HIRE broken worn ont and nervous
"-N WINS I''"iiA remover. 81. Druggists
Life Prcsrrver.
- you are losing your grip on life fry yyolls'
''''''" i'e"e"'i. Goes digest to veal. spots
r-. Rough on Too,bncbc.,, (
Instant relief Tor Ncurnigia' Tnotbocba Eooo.
a aCit ASK Tor Rough on Toothache" Is and y
,.,.. Pretty Women.
not f VIZ 10 W ,r retain treShnesss and vvacity
uoo,,froC Catarrhal Throat Affections,
,,,6 I!.'t"lINg coughs. Colds Sore Throat
Liquid, 25c 'i''N'>' I'''
"ROugh on Itcb.,,
hougD on Itch cures humurs erilntio,s rim,
"oIIn' 'et'er salt rheum, frosted eetchiliGlaipS
children, slow i'm devel0pmenf Dunv x,ro,,.,,,.
ana eeicate' use Wells Health REVIEWER"
Wide Awake
;, Ut lout hours every night coughing Get
immediate relief and sound raSt hv u,in.r Wells
NUS" %" coughs IrocheS. l5C.; 8asam. 25c.
S., R3nsh ON Pain - POrouScd Plaster.
main" ~; hpr0ved the best for bHckdche,
P"'"S Jul cheSt or side, rheumatism, neuralgia
fa-a-u1=
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
Weddine hi I9n1tinnnro

John II. HofTecker and wife. Mrs.
Rachel HOffecker, Miss Mamie 6. Hof-
fecker, Walter o. HOnecl1er and John
A. Hofiecker and wife have gone 10
baltimore to attend the wedding Of J.
named, who will marry Miss Annie
Scott at the residence Of her parents at
30 East Biddle street. at . O'Clock
this afternoon. The ceremony over n
wedding breakfast will be enioved bv
the many relatives and friends IN ~
tendance, after which the bride and
groom will leave on the New York CIV.
press for that city where thew viii
spend several days. The bride will he
the recipient Of numerous presents
many Of them very handsome. IN NJ,
dition to the congratulations and well
wishes Of those in attendance upon tbe
wedding will be those Of Mr.. Hoheck-
er's numerous friends in this commnni.
ty.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

The attention Of our readers is called
to the following new advertisements:
Dress Goods, &c.-John Wanamaker.
Basket Factory at Public Sale-Ste-
pheu Walker.
Two Wagons for Sale-Geo. w.
Tilghman.
Clothing-Wanamaker & Brown.
Sewing Machines. H. Primrose.
Fear Growers read the advertisement
OF randolph Peters in another column.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

HENRY WATTERsON, of the Louisville
Co"ljcr-Jounoi certainly has r1seate
view Of the political future. In jollifca-
ton speech last week he said
I'm my Judgment, however, the election
eff Cleveland and the change of parties it
involves has secured us for at least hun
dred years to come against civil disc0rd
and domestic. strife Nay more, it will
speedily obliterate all sectional lines The
terms North aud South, like those of East
of the compass. We shall make more
mathematics and less geography in our
politics. We shall certainly have better
system of bookkeeping
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
For the New Orleans Exposition,

For the New Orleans Expositfou.
We are pleased to state that SMYRNA
IS TO be represented at the Worlds
FAR at New Orleans by two of our in
dustrial establishments, which speaks
well for our local enterprise. We
stated in our last issue that John IT
Hoffecker had sent on the preceding
saturday a lot Of his various grades Of
canned and evapOrated fruits. On Sat
Gruay last the Diamond State Picking
Company shipped to the same MACE
two large boxes containing nicely
Tabled specimens of their several grades
OF pickles, sauces, chow chow. sc. and
also canned peaches and tomatoes
ms firm is manufacturing a superior
class OF goods, and we believe that All
that IS required of them to make them
so IS to get them properly before
the worlds great market.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

ACCORDING to the Philadelphia Times
there is great stagnation in all kinds Of
business in the cities and many thousands
of people are thrown out of employment.
The greater depression is in the manuiac-
turing departments of business.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

THE national board of health has sent
communication to the Governors Of the
several States urging that precautions be
taken in season against the possible spread
into this country Of the cholera, now rag
ing in an epidemic form in France.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

THE Hrjstian .l}rorote notes the fact
that James Buchanan, the last Demo-
cratic President, was bachelor, and Sam
uel J. Tilden, whom the party claimed to
have been elected in 1876 was and is bach
elor, that Grover Cleveland has never been
married, and that his successor, when he
becomes President, Lieutenant Governor
David B. Hill, is also bachelor" When
the women become citizens, as they say
they will some time, they will say that no
man should be entrusted with the govern
ment of this nation who has not had some
experience in the government of a family.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
Consolation.

We hear Of one man who made quite
a number of bets on the election of Mr..
Blaine, and of course lost, who finds
consolation in this way; hesays be was
sure of winning and on that expecta-
tion ne gave an order in Philadelphia
Tor fine new suit and overcoat, and
afte9rward found he was going to lose
and countermanded the order for the
suit and overcOat. He is now going
to wear his old clothes and therefore
ne says he will not lose anything.
How about it.?
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
G5e Smgrna dimes.
.>}uYl'M@, De/.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. ~, 1884

THE TINES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFEoKER, Editor and
Proprietor at smyrna, Del.
S-SUBsCRIPrIoN-On year 500 lii advance
or s25O if not paid till the end Of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only al the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS win be inserted AZ the rate
Of seven Cents a line for the first insertion; sub
sequent insertions Threeaud-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
A Celebration not Intended.

The TruaX family is noted for their
love of playing jokes on each other.
and 1t does not matter whether it is
the father or the youngest son il falls
upon, 1t IS all taken cheerfully, and the
merry laugh goes round. James
IruaX, the father, is q Republican. but
by some means there came about an
even divide among the sons.-tbree
Republicans and three Democrats. but
there is slight preponderance to the
side IN opposition to the father in the
addition Of two sOns-in-laW. During
the Democratic illumination on Thurs.
day evening Mr.. and Mrs Truax went
out to see the blaze as did everybody
else without regard to party affiliations
who like free show. Seeing father
and mother down town minglinp with
the crowd and enjoying with the rest
the crimson glare, one of his Demo-
cratlc sons and the two who were lust
as much so by law, felt here was an
opportunity to score one against the
Old folks and up town they started.
well knowing that there would be no
one to give them away" for the
children being all grown and zone to
SHIFT for themselves, the good souls
could lock the house up and leave it to
take care of itself whenever conve-
nience demanded. The senior Mr..
Truax thought the secret of where he
put MS key was locked up in his own
honest breast, but not so; the son
above referred to had caught the place
on the sly, and, to make a long story
short, the house was speedily entered
and in few minutes, by the aid of
cakes of soap in which to deposit the
candles, every window was in n blaze
OF light celebrating the election of
Cleveland. In a little while Mr..
Iruax's Democratic friends were con-
graduating him on his change of poll
ties, which was positively denied.
" Well, if you haven't, why are YOU
Illuminating your house for the cleo
ton Of Cleveland?" was asked. The
old folks started off for home instanter
to see what kind OF FRANKS were being
played at their residence. They found
1t even so as stated; the house was
illuminated and they knew it was
" them naughty boys" that did it.
But joke is n joke in that family. and
no bones are ever broken.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
Annual Meeting OrW. CTR.

AH"A"A Meethmg OF w. 4. n. T..
The Annual Convention Of the w.
Z. I. u, which was in session in this
town when we went to press last week.
finished their labors and adjourned Ga
thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. Ellen
roster, Of Clinton, Iowa, was the
speaker for Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Fosters reputation as platform speak. .
er IS national and Justly so. for. in in
cessive thought, strong grasp of her sub
JecG, dlrectness Of utterance and grace
and ease in delivery, she has but few
peers among the noted female speakers
OF the land. Her address occupied an
hour and half in which she defined
the power of the government. constitu-
tlonal law, the rightfulness of prohibi-
ton, the duty of the States to protect
themselves from that which iniures
and destroys, &c. In conclusion. after
defining what were called ages -
marking epOchs in the worlds history.
she said this was the peoples age and
the people Included in which were the
women) had made up their minds that
the liquor traffic must 90, aud said
though approaching middle life, she
expected to see it "gO" in her life
time. There were several digressions
from the main line of thought, such as
that in reference to female suffrage
that were striking for the keen logic
conveyed in a passage Of humor.
Thursday was devoted to receiving
reports, the reading of papers and
routine work. The number of dele
gates who reported numbered over
fifty. BY vote Camden was chosen for
the place of meeting next year The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Annie
II. Martindale, of Dover; Recording
Secretary, Miss NJ. s. Hilles, of VIII
mington; Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. Mary L. Cox, Of Middletown
Treasurer, Mrs. j. b. Quigg, of this
town. It was determined to make
immediate arrangements to petition
the ensuing Legislature for such meas
ures as will give the people opportuni-
" to vote OH the question of doing
away with the liquor traffic and the
executive committee was directed to
take the necessary steps to prepare and
circulate blanks, so that each local
union may be fully enlisted in the
work. II was recommended that one
or the national organizers be employed
to further the forming of local unions.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

THE Democrats of Delaware take it for
granted that Mr. Bayard will be in Presi-
dent Cleveland cabinet, most probably rs
Secretary of State. This opinion is shared
in by the country at large.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
Re.ioicingS over the Election.


1t has been twenty-four years since
the Democratic party has had the
privilege Of rejoicing over the election
of Il presidential candidate. and il is
not to be wondered ut that it is done
with infinite zest. Every town and
village throughout the land has had its
blaze Of glory with huzzahs and reioic-
ings, and Delaware has not fallen
behind the other sections of our vast
domain. In our town there have been
several, but the chief and final one
came off on Thursday night last and
wasas imposing as gathered multitudes.
brilliant lights, many colored lanterns.
V0clicrOUs shouts and brass music
could make it. The houses of most of
the Democrats were Illuminated. some
OF them very attractiyely, and after
parade in which banners of various de
wees were used, speeches were made
by Jas. l.. Wolcott and B. T. Biggs.
Esqs
Clayton had its rejoicing the next
night, Including nearly every house i'm
the town, and in comparison with the
extent Of population, it is said. took
down that of this town.
The Smyrna COrnet Band. which
made the music for the above occasions.
was called out to Kcnton last nigbt
and the town was enthused PERTAINS as
never before. The band is also called
for parade at Suddlersville, Md. to-
day, and tOrchlight procession and
illumination at Dover tomorrow night.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
G@ananlaker's,

Olil oil Inter.
ested party, it has got f.
bear its reason with it. u
go to a furricr who IN
derstands furs: 90 to ua'
maker who uaderst9rdd1
making; go to a seller who
has some stake in his bna;
ness go to a merchant who
takes his share of the pe e,lp
liar risks that furs inv FIru,
go to a man whose word t.
as good as his bond" y
10 understand furs is 70
buy them raw to watch f. t5a 10
through their several st l,,[.l,
OF preparation, to Judge them
IN every state they underoo
to know how to sort and md
grade them when ready
TO make them is first to
know and then treat everv
A sa .,Gi ;e . u'II& 10 knowledge.
= nerfoo - a 'I;C'9 C"QSht with
foGfs Do, 10 On oAtii. III "a dozen de-
sLiIf,I o,' ,toe 0iS ne the
oarmn,t ' ,,'o Il d perfect
Of n -a.Tl;. wei" el.;., only got out
No nerfoot 1 o'a 'nere,d be
at The MI : 81 - ''.''i'S' LOOK /;
ready fa ''.' I:. ~ " 3e2Iskln
what the ko ''r,'. ~ 9', "a learn
die have 10 a. 'illO inc nee
smootbnore ~ ~ WIN the
annaro ~ - 49,. ~'Cl i color
tbd ' a, nm r't''y i+ |noIe4ess' Of
edge ' and o1.;,i It lakes I hnowl-
faifbfi,Iness 'N' FL lllu 1lll8ent
knife and IT,, ~, . IL IL 8uloe that
And tba ~ ~ = t NJ.
tho draa I'M IT, P 5iie easy h;2ng,
If ta;Idr ,lS al pu J III lnl' land
need we soa .'I. o lt' Ss:
eaev or ~r -, 9i Potl9 u IIylln8 and
neroj 9 e-', -l,,.;l,' liIiu YET me
is d;san6 ~ ,t,,C1 VIII luFTlcrs
ore not - l19l nad $ rur SKINS
md d,., -, 80. 10y 51 ~ 1T ana hang
anco : ~ Io % O'o' rs EAPeri-
VOL. aoo iC9.l, =. mere ISN'T
cnca 80 ~ CIV cAPerl'
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h. FAM. '' III ulo are worn
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wboIes H.. ' s-;. .''''0' (fl ilold inc
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ferent from rcadym.do H. clo GI,-
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to trust tbc maker. and T.o S
better fr,st = nan ,.o3 cau
see and faII r. ~i,o: !o+ no Ir,,
YOU can Enow. ratber Than tban
ono LeI,;rd = ec..ao ,,,>-' IT,; IT,
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ba1;nd = scrnon W. y : d l-iotL
ro+ If him e ,,o,,r f,,. o,noo
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ne 'uI llSelI you can see
anu guess at Inc SKIN IS
NIio"Il 10 me maker n: VINO
seeS Dotil SloeS Oh IT, nandleS
~ GUS IT, Se"S It IL may
DG tou3l OF tenqer, :, neaVy
MIjeIe II ought 10 be hghF or
iiSIi' "le[e II ought 10 De
iiedVy NOBODY knows II
, Dut inc MAKER max buy OF me
. .l.'', Ill. 'iien' Duy OF inc
nan WHO Ids seen the OaCk
u 5ile Skill
Dut Wnat II the MAKER
@ ToeSn | warrant : MS WORK?
Ion | Ouy OF that sort OF a
i lid mere are lur : n
0iS Iiidl take tne FISK OF their
% .:} IL, II IS lalr' IN case OF
LisN, tlat the man should 51 u
Oo"l IL VINO can AVOID tne
'oSS' mars the maker; 1t
= Id! lliac he Shou i! pear
nc IlSN Oh Merchandise an VINO
'nG Prollt: mats the
'ejie II is lar Tor the
'eIleI 10 make the buyer
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Inc next tIilng IS 10 see
ii%r your Sure[ylS sure.
mere are SellerS that war
ant 'lleir 8OOus more 1reely
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
FOR SALE.

snail Farm near Steamboat Landing. will
De sold cheap and on easy terms.
Apply to
Smyrna, Non 70, 1881. -6w 49, ~ -
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Flower Pots, at J. B. COoper's
Tho Foot I'm,

The returns show AT SevilS supurb stool, of
BOOTS ana Shoes, and the fitting up will be salts
factory to all that may favor him with a call lie
IS constantly adding new and various articles To-
ms stock. Produce in exchange for goods No
PRICES.
a. sEVIL, Clayton, Del.
Table and Pocket Cutlery at J.B.
COoper's.
a. p. Griffith & Co., Real Estate
Brokers, have several DWELLINGS i'm
Smyrna and two at Smyrna Landing
for sale cheap also other Town pro-
perty.
Ladies', Cents and Children's Gossa-
mcrcs, at J. b. Cooper's.
Cardigan or Knit Jackets. at PbiIIins,
Half dozen different qualities to select
from.
splendid Gold Watches, at Wilmer
b. Smiths.
There can be no better Shirt than
the Que" sold by J. B. Cooper only,
Order any Book you want, at LB
Cooper's. ~ a. d.
Gold Watches Gold Watches Gold
Watches! >'0'u
Side Bracket and Extension Lamns
at j. B. Coopcr's. i''''
1t is time your straw was stacked
Irhilllps can help you with a Nobbv
Styles. ''' -''''''n'
window Shades and Spring Fixtures
al ). b. COODcr'S. EoOns MI -, -
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
FOR RENT.

n, a store house on Market Street-glass front and
All modern improvements. Would make e0oj
stand for Millinery or Notion store s"ou
ONCE ON Market Street A'a' al
Apply to
W. W. TSCHUDY Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
FOR RENT.

me Dwelling now occupied by me on Soutb
'ommerce Street smyrna. Possession ON The 15tb
OF November. Apply To
JAMES G.. ROBINSON
or WILLIAM c. MITCVETT
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

Two good FARM WAGONS. new for soio ,,po,.
CHEAP, If sold this month, November M
TILGHMAN'S
Enterprise Works, Delaware Street. SMYRNA.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
MARRIAGES.

OWNlNG-WRlGHr-At the NJ. =. Church. at
Clayton, November 18th hy Rev / " n I Nos
Thomas Downing ami Miss Sallie /. Wright
both of Clayton,
ROTl!WEII-DEAKNNE Friendship Church
IN nhnroughiare Neck, October 2Sth, by Rev
-. r. Maddel George G. Ruthwell and Miss
Sallle Deakyne, both Of New Castle county. Del
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

Pleasure and plague divide the mer-
~ farislan's mind. Cholera and the
ean-can go hand in hand
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

road commencing at Delmar. Md. extends
along the Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND and
virginia to Cape Charles, ninety-fve miles
AZ TINS point passengers are trans ferrpd
from the cars to fast mail steamers
ana ierrled over to Norfolk, distance of
tnirty-siX miles. Leaving Delmar the line
OF the road traVerseS some of the most fer
Ille ana productive sections of the tao
States and passes through the following
towns and villages Salisbury, Fruitlnnd
Eden, Loretto, Princess Anne. KINGS
creek, AdelIa, POc0moke, New Church
Hailston, Matomkin Accomac Pungo'
teaggue,. Belle Haven, Birds Nest, East
VIlle' hhdlng It's rail terminus at Cane
OhafIeS' a. From this point the ferry
service VIII De performed for the present hv
tie swirl ana conmOdious steamer Tq1ic
mIioScl"g. She will stop en- roufe nj Ola
FONT Comfort and Portsmouth Vo 4
steamer especially designed for this service
Is now beng built, and will be nut into
operation in March, when solid trains
Without change or transfer, will be carried
through to Norfolk. The completion of
me road closes most important link in the
chah OF southern connections. AT Dol
mar the new line connects with the trains
OF the Ih!adeiphia, Wilmington and Bal
umore railroad for Wilmington Philadcl-
phla, New York, Boston, and the East
~ Norfolk close connection will be made
with the Norfolk and Western for Peters
ourg Lynchhurg, and other points in Viz
gina. and with the Norfolk Southern for
EiHI3Oeth City, Edcnton, aud points in
NORTH Carolina. At Portsmouth conuec-
Ioh viii he made with the Scaboard and
Koan0ke Railroad connecting at Weldon
with tie Atlantic C0a>t Line system for
wilmington, Charleston. Savannah. Jack
SonviIic. New Orleans. and Southern
points and at Old Pojrt Comfort with the
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

There has been two stray CALVES ut NV resi-
dence in Raymond'S Neck about ono IGSo,Sth
The owner by proving property and novin5t ~
TINS advertisement can get the calves
,...,,.r ED. CLEMENTS
NV -" LeipSic, Del
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

u We take pleasure in recommending Halls Hair
t.eneWef 70 our readers. Il restores gray hair 10
~ ~ yousllul color. prevents badness, makes the
llalI soit anu glossy does no. stain the skim and
ana scalp diseases ~ 'A''
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19
DE.ATHs.
FOR SALE.

WIN NSS.-ln Wilmington, November 10Th. Mary
T. wilkins, IN the 10Th year of her age
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

On Monday the 18th inst, the New York.
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad was
formally opened to trade and travel. The
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

Opening Of the New York. Phil
adelphi0 and Norfolk Rail-
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

three or four hours every niTbt co,,,bir,r 20,
imnme9iate relief and sound ra>t by u,ing Wells
tough on Coughs Troches l5r: 8aIS9m 95c
Nough on Pain - POrauScd pInstpr.
strengthening, improved. the best for huCkarbe
P"'"S lH chest or side rheumatism, ncugaigia.
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

~. q - A.uut OF the Nation.
Nhldren, slow in development nunv Scravnv
"u eellcate' use Wells Health REVIEWER
Smyrna times., 1884-11-19

?, Inc returns show al seviFs "A supuTb stock of
Boots and Shoes and the fitting up will be salts
factory 10 all that may favor him with a call he
IS constantly adding new and various articles 10
his stock. Produce in exchange for goods No
counting him ont when quality is compared vita
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-01
TlLDEN AND HENDRICKS.
Preparations Being Made in New York
for a TiIden Boom.

New YORK, June 3O.-John E. Ireland,
one of the movers in the Tilden-H Hendricks
boom, said this afternoon: The sub-com-
mittee charged with perfecting the plans to
nominate Tilden and Hendricks is at pres
ent in session. We have received a number
of letters from prominent Democrats, but
they will not be made public until more are
received. We don't believe in this
mere firing of pop-guns, we want to make a
grand display. A meeting OF the tempo
rary committee viii be held this evening,
but where 1 cannot say, for the purpose of
organization and to make arrangements for
a mass meeting. -Four stands viii be erected
at Union square. The nomination of the old
ticket at Chicago would undoubtedly be re-
ceived with great deal OF enthusiasm. Til
denis letter of decliDation was personal mat
ter. We intend to appeal to his patriotic
feelings. His election would condone the
wrongs of 1876.