NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. rorrTCAIBKK 9. Iwo 5 jSTTSS^ nonar. VO MEXICAX UKVOLT. Support of Colonel W. C. Greene Discredits He- * * Morton*Wnrkiw forf JtnU Ticket. ports of Insurrection. 1. Altmatt Sc (to. Colonel William C. Greene, Administration,-.,.,« them to increase tne president of the «• try her* Green* Consolidated Copper Company, said ynttr- Ostrns^T ,H^i|Utu.J I4» «•««" that all th* reports of than- ,„„,,..,. .re —IM<\u25a0\u25a0 day of a revolutionary move- „,..,* ••pJHrt-- in Mexico, •10,, of IBSS <\u25a0* \u25a0*\u25a0• ment intended to develop Into a genuine • tick*, Insurrection, were They being STORE WILL BE CLOSED DURING THE MONTH th( company TW>*'\u25a0VJJJTIn a." armed false. were OF SEP- . Btetftr«tlon * spread, he Mid. by the * some persona there who appar- TEMBER AT 12 O'CLOCK ON ;/tTr«..vUt m— it-**** ently were trying to discourage Investors Intending NOON SATURDAYS lltWf, d to send capital to Mexico, and frighten those who AND AT 5 P. M. ON OTHER weilknow* n«t of ro!iryholder«. Newest Fall Styles WEEK DAYS. *•»**"£ already were interested in Mexican development ** project*. ,!v:nr r lr-.trurtion. to plar. TV- la the laM few days lrnuuinnrjuir -Ln.rLnj-u-u-u-u-Lnj-i ni-u-u-j-.-.-.- .r r-rrj-_-, ruvtjiji. f,n-ha« Si ,Ttr.cti~U Colonel Greene has -uir -.n_ru-_i-Lrij-ij-i,«*.^..«-« «•-£;%* ""^ nought esperty ry many been •npsrj railroad n.en and nine with hanking interests, who Clothing. to desired I.ls opinion on iiiBoys' '«\u25a0"• MJa«i Parker* rn*T that the situation In Mexico. This he aye yestriday as follows: EARLY AUTUMN All Mdl report* are absolutely vow APPAREL hive Uil>_ ,»\u25a0• aC truth I i.J^r.. Pl Information from El &*o •' :~: ~ offer a choice selection TAILOR SUITS. CLOAKS AND H»*re. m n ltuerUt£i We ACCESSORIES up reports aa 7. ,hi at different thn boundaryM«iar> Un«.line. iarlargec movement «t ?« and Youths' Apparel fortifying o'fr^oi^. 1to of Hoys' ARE Asua PrietH. ""the" rustom° hou4 ™t111! , FALL STYLES SHOWN IN WOMEN'S TAILOR SUITS. Kog^Ko^n3 1 n -ton^ou?, designed expressly for Fall and CLOAKS. JACKETS. HATS AND OTHER ARTICLES OF «m- Pojfilfts APPAREL FIRST REQUIRED FOR THE AUTUMN , cannot win now." Im pen at under the United t c \u0084oik-vr,oiier. law. on ihe sn.und that they States emUrattonue/l--,bie '"^°/ "tW v« a say« Mr werV'an ur Winter Wear. SEASON. GARMENTS ilruA n% f;'pjv^tton ticket. clcmcnj. The press ..f this1 olty puh!i-I,M FOR TRAVELING. Mp M h< '..i,,. I \ dut Tv *VVh, .W>n that ••man-BeinenW from x A,i2 8tilM,BB ;' ft *oi .: h r'h^r; or' one rTrovino. who drained WALKING. DRIVING AND GENERAL >>\u25a0•«• ! mining had hew at a camp near NogMle. was found a letter from one MaS dated SERVICE ARE INCLUDED. he was instruct,oon. Toronto fanaialn" •rfaicfc at .onn .ouUi\u0084.Ufr. t.,i.-.- aVba Topcoats. a surtloi. Nt and of armed to us- Suits «d men. attack the mvade Me.Wo This w,fr „. » nto. <"ana la written t* ALSO APPROPRIATE STYLES IN MOUSQUETAIRE A!«»> mil*.away%n£r£u,£ to hay« r.f^n t»7 Displaying the newest mate- SHORT LENGTH GLOVES. BOOTS. OSTRICH. MARABOU foundatMn r«r?E reporti of armed in- ? !R TUNNEL MEASUREMENTS. vision AND COQUE STOLES. AND LACE- This man Uasoen at one time published in si HAND-EMBROIDERED l^ouls a rfvoluiionnry pl.eet known ai""The Re rials and modes and many distinct 1 1 lliCh hatl *""'»-! TRIMMED NECKPIECES. IMPORTED NOVELTIES IN FINE "Ont ofLine," En- j •»nai< nutfl?!11-"r,lliI-"r, ! TsbfjI**Than an Inch ami discontented political'ircu^tion^monßworkers from are LEATHER BELTS AND VARIOUS OTHER REQUISITES fincers Say. fW orhnilMl weaves, the patterns of which \u25a0 Hud- ' iP*r. and M.goon , Kailro.d tubf* under the t£a£ -Vo prowK-utlon: Fro, FOR TAILOR COSTUMES. Tr# ron:»vlv»r.!» !!.«» hasr.af; i,ii-,nn S, • on. Inch -out of Use. To . r m-ritlng ftti«- most .\ rn\A .™ «re less than exclusive. Rim - \u25a0 ..ne-ifchth of an toe* off line '" \u25a0 « ,4 T*Z£> «:»v are \ 3 M""° "6"6 to ama of ct an inch off erade. That U ; iroV^ndrnTwhMever 0 '"< ' " S/SiS«tfc«J^Trnpin^r, di^ov.r.-.l as a result of the l.Tdi"?," an ;i l »Pl»«red in one of the **at ;t J R'-m^^y Imported making garment*, f,, wrrt- stopped , papjr. mm a "orre.pondent In fabrics for the el •otoma including .." .ki,.^" T srsldi oif-ration* Fl Paso Tm ''• h th*' pinion when the eartbound . Apuirro expressed hy Skilfully that ilaurli^jl i^frr' was Br.at tailored «o- Ttot neani h snen r-romlr.enc c. and extensive shipments of •hS iM«MJ of .ithcr tube meet, the }?^,y «J««*««i"ti« w-cre •de from his remark. fra imttosad l \u25a0•.. it w.u <** I^n »HI «t toKeth. r so Af!Ui" known character, for a r!rC« of Q» BsteC | 7n^l^t y aif! \.ha" h^!1 *.H1 be «H ,* !n Arizona and New DRESS SILKS AND VELVETS rlo.-r!y that the between them M^ioo h "xploitM the famous Santa TerVs«'» 4ly MM''* who Tested I<>an claimed to from Fabrics. h»r£ M«lf r< d '' in \u2666-jj-wrs did n«t keep fl*5 ln,.tll«' 1- Valley, in Arizona. ct this Sid'- of the riate.i^ fc .\u25a0in* r.ght. Parisian models for vt$l''H \u25a0*«•* another. FYosa : * *' Ar.Jirre is a mnn dressmakers in their tha coming Mattrv ahead, and from the. coJUtry and!rc llh r morally or tocially. in either 23d Street, frett* r.orth tube «« ; 60-62 West the fouth tuhe. ft. that row t!.- cat. " tp! " '^v *Mr is t. is I "«rar (ran Oners! Lull E. Special has been gives to the selection the »hW4s of the couth tube on Tor^V^f'*^^Torres, of date September In which *Ay«: attention of «Ii» which iJiwn river ai.d the pap in the ; «. he t!:- '\u25a0.-.!-.,.> of t!'f \u25a0-'\u25a0 to--iay at KSCo. Douglas Ajrua iSTf ;, suie of ih« mi.lo.le. m^V? 'T* and are pure dye and of good wearing qualibeii SU on the other ,v I*********is ou«et. The few -» verify tnetr calraiations the engineers ) havinp interest*, directly mTwHJI ae!iOlte mat!:eT:iailr^l lnHrur.ientF. , 1 dI t!. 'n Mexico. »rd nr» evidently In- importations of dress materials inblack and colors comprise doth y,!}!lacoba. chief enrt»aer of tlie Ter.n- ; «.p!revelvet ihese mescarementc, to be . be Impaired Mexico DRY GOODS— CARPETS— UPHOLSTERY. dfecii. ~iiVo'k k»4 made of an tndXK- «t4o'-tf!v sure th-t *h»' had I*-en ; trial awakenine: lsrc aai«unt s pnw»d to be out of of American capital Scotch and English tweeds for touring and golfing costumes* plain Jf ibe tube* Ur-j | are iietrr Invested in railroads ItSSrW the oppodte fM?1(1s wmijd ; manufartorien .J r"»* left bet«*a [uaea, lands at:d and many etiter- Store direction. 1 hankitifc n»»w closes 5:00 I*.31. Saturdays at noon. fancy .. P"J v.ilt. A* it '.%:(, Brttt -t vari:ul'.n of only on- Inch from wear, robes, etc ita fSSradeal coorae, practicatly io <'iane« l* LAKGEST DEHCIT IN n».*fsiirj- YEARS SEPTEMBER 10TH TO 15TH ' EECriVIR FOB CONTRACTING CO. Hfavy Gold Imports Are Expected To Be I Announced To-Morrow, Autumn Fleming's to Sc Con- Exhibit RUG DEPARTMENT Brown L Business While almost a:: last week• a poor bank statement of Cushman's Hands. had b^en *-Tpectr!t reaterday at KJSI9SS bep^rdred the most paa- .. ladC* HnusK m the United SraUs Distri<-t «~ourt. Fimistlc pref the money market was reflected Or FINE AND MEDIUMGRADE. IN A VARIETYOF SIZES. \" Vr» busii!'"? instil further «>rdei» '• •«^l»r»d cm'.in'M t!:e decreases ;,U alone the line. A losn from rourt In sur- ILLBEPLACED ON SALE AT t:^ plus eff 19.447 *.-. for It- werk was shown. Indi- CONSIDERABLE RE- T.h» jwt^ionisr ai-^'is of the • creditors Ibe vidual banks were heavy losera In cash. Some DUCTIONS FROM e>f«l baikn^t co:\- cry arc worth alnjut Jloo.oy>. Lyons Silks THE ORIGINAL PRICES. of the larger amounts were: rw.*tlEfct tea Eteam tuns, thirty scows r.nd Itank» <-,«>,. fmrs.e*. * fcteaiu and leaßehold Vr.ar.,. New Empire weaves in dull satin effect*, soft finish— fashionable Autumn *ud IX dcirl.W. of Htr.k o( Nt. VvrU Ije.-. »:\u25a0...... «-> rw-c. r>;*nt 1 J^i:..Oo<> designs. Marquis- W\ft S.'!l. sti Inr Sl'l f shadmgs and combinations— Boidered Crepes in exclusive >n.»rt.-a \u25a0 . «•**. ln *(Jc!itlo.,, it is {i!l"F-.. !»1 70 Deo.• 1 : ettes—Voile Ninon— Poplins. Black Silks. An extensive variety of i»y Dce.XS7a.etM I 6.0Tfl l>«> effects, t%Tt va!u*Me leas»boM il»rhti« 1n rork quarries at GaSatta i»»r. ir/»,r»io r»»c entirely new weaves and in durable qualities. •.'Urksrt.%, Boiklaiid County, stat*. Ain'ilcan '»». 1 f 'll I» K.^fmo *40i> BOYS* AND Lnru r. r-»,\ 4.vs.i'-Jf»» MISSES*. CHILDREN'S WEAR tost aitcut rantpleted n^potiatlons'to Mep-anuu < transter the r»>-.'. i^rt.r/to n»r. lT'iitio BBTy rtrht* to tl-e « ::ntmr><«ry. lr\inir D*•. \u25a0•.--., Inc. I4S/M0 Lyons Dress and Trimming Velvets ta cew«Jera:l..n ol a susa upward of tKXMMC«nd <'!tlrf-n»" r»e-. J,:;:.i.--h. In.-. i'i-.t!« girls* outergannents. hats, ;,rr>, <>\u0084rjs «.-.,> i.tj ;o «• <> Misses' and frocks and gloves and ttiT th» ta iiiv*>rtf-.i th«» pay* 51a.rk«-t «n4 Tulton t»*c. 173.5«*» Ir.r. .« EMPIRE VELVETS, « and 44 inches wide. An entirely new n»at cf tfna:!j creditors in prefereace. t<» the i>e- Mcirui- li'an T>»c. 17.; >0 In- :-7.rt.irt CHIFFON Autumn, ttrniers Cora Egrfeana* D«e. 1 '".17 «\u25a0*> r»^c. 1,304 lid) weave in the fashionable dull finish, complete assortment of rich hosiery, undergarments, house gowns and other tequisites for It i**isiHsHrpcl by Qtlincj Impopt-rn ani Trudern" I>e<-. ?44.0iV» mc ylTfO Colorings. Lyons in the weaves and finishes introduced in \Var.l Hof»se. roundel > school outfits; also boys* autumn clothing, hats and caps, shirt rzp hit Uhs.,,l ar,d Kourth !>*\u25a0'•. +'•• I>e<\ l^.on> latest Paris Models. us toows harge* to the city Fan* .Dee. 4 v.s..w» in<-. mr >n Voik l<«r th^ haulms: of the city* • has* t»^<-. n!if De^. 215.C««» I»«»-. is mm — 'to!nf nenceTn." •rouid i»al:7e r.iuBroadcloths. » «o.d indivi.iii.iiiyand separately F»r this ren- Woolen Dress Imported «w the •pt«.;jum»nt of v receirer was ai>k»-d for 1lie pen^rai expectation is that Monday bring emyu ,1 win stripes, checks and plaids, latest color effects* *r.i by Jodce Hocjh. the announcement of heavy sold impotts The new cloth weaves in from new green combinations. Scotch clan plaids. Scotch and English JXOOj.OfiO to $3C/>»VOi. A large national bank and blue and — Broadcloths in Empire and Chiffon finishes staple and ultra TO PLAY IN banking Tailor Suitings. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES GLASS HOUSES. one of the International bouses are. ex- fashionable shades. pe'-ted to (k» the heaviest importers. A lyvidon *iis;>atch yeMerday r.-|^ort»*.e engagement nt styles winter, comprising walking boob) Eihibitors at National Music Show WillNot IZ.UnV'f' gold fr..m the Bonk of England for Amer- New for fall and women's ica, which, French and Belgian Laces Novelties Eisturb One Another. with th*- previous withdrawa's of gold of black Russia calf. French calf and enamel: also for American account. amounts f.. J14,45"/»vi. That CONFINED TO ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. Fin*.:arranger., f-r,ts for the National MuMc BhOW figure lnclvides the tUMO.4OO «TipaßeecraT» mo«»* elaborate. l,!tti« TAKES MEASTJKE OF DEPOSITORS. rlaif houses are r>p:nß tvv.'t nr %ym erhibttor». AM Unmade Robes Complete selections of shoes and slippers for misses*, boys* and tt tr.ft threescore j'laro mai.uf3ttur»-a isay sbow Ap- Bt Their Method to Prevent Entirely Novel. In Embroidered Tulle, Spangles with Irish Crochet children's school outfits. Jr.strumT.ts st the mn.e time ..'.'.bout di!>- Like Bertillon System Bead Marquise. Breton, Lierre, •urllr.? cr.« «r-.oTh«>r •.. plication, Opal Spangles with Gypsy work. or t'..c- of the «3srden. A Fraud at Night Day Bank. Irish Crochet— new effects. Mat Spangled Robes in a variety WM Ftradlv.-.rlus violin will be on view, from and Princess and shade;?, including black for mourning wear *fe» eoOectioa or Prof. «5-.r E. H. ghuler. of Ft. The N'igbt and I>ay Hank, at Fifth «venue and of I***-A railler plus, ra».•. bu:lt on th« *artn «7.th street, has b^Knn a scheme which, it is in- *'***harticular importations of lace curtains, portieres and decorative *-or:o. It Ik ,irul,aMv rive hundred y«»rs the :» that there are three of The autumn 1"5 Wfas fn'Jr innOTStlon abifta were i-|oa*d for tw<> tlays. Tliere has been an tvl.S »ld B.WQ for the loan cf ID« under AKMY ISO SAW SEWS. Increase of intermit in narrow- and medium width fabrics shown by B.Altaian &Co. embrace £222 bar.kinr methods of a clerk Identifying adiy Itlcht o.l<>nvrr. arnoanrff f>ne rrdlnarv method ln a bank mnkes « mere Ttur»B'i.l standard the csri?vv r*d and patented a *yptem of improved The rFr-m TM» Tribune covered deliveries hi extend to V>e. »mber. The ..»yjateij| and Introduction all tli.it is necessary. The prospec- Washington. September B. ' lrnprovc-d muxicsl staff. Phe eh \u25a0)- very steady nt t!i« basis of prices given Slu*!ciin tr ***** signature to bank, ordors hay« market is DRAPERIES FOR « » her end refme her the depositor gives his the is ORDERS foltewlni • > TOWN HOUSES I'"^«.*ory cf."m-j-tir^it-mpUclty." ISStTED.-Th« atore. The t tr*1 of ca!.-s Is estimated at from lrtroducol to the tellers and cashier, and there- been tf«-iert Included stors FORGERS HELD. to— thorough, irdJ nr< kept ln dupli- Ul.mi- i-«lone! OBOROB H TORSET. •>»« IT-lncli. «4x"4) 3. Z «-lii rents; 27-inch. SRtMa, 2T« cent!«. cates one card on tl.« liusiness files an> Successful Wall phone, number and addregs of each patron, as well bed coverlets, table, bureau and chiffonier scarfs. as the color of the eye«. color of the »ialr a- d a BOLD ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP GTKL Street Gang. description of the face. short ' a:, artilleryt c-rpi,rps. to efflee"«c« hangings, „**" examination lasting r.ear'.y four Ma. r GEORGEOEOROE VI AM'ERJOX.AN!fK.*'N,arttl . For window and door portieres of effective fabrics, hours. Mai* \u25a0 *-*rs«r£te •\u25a0•r general. Pacifl-- Wvtoton Away with Newark Child, but I-ine'.'te, in the Tombs court, y«ster- SPOOK AND SPIRITS SPOIL WAKE. ir.si *—** Man Knns *r rar'a'.n HOBUS H. CREAQER. ««artilß«s«Sf including select eump'es in jute velour. embroidered velvet and tfte.rnoon held Thomas ilcCarthy. who gives retirement «1 tr.ire,, to iwatt Drops Her. . as No. JQ v/est BSth street. In SUM — N WV velour. silk taffeta, silk verona, tapestry, armor*, etc Covert a-*a!t Arrives As Guest of Honor Then to Tli* N'« wark pollc*- learned yesterday that an at- t!.e action of the gran* Jury. Mc- Former 11,,1t,-. CtaunandM- T- W BI.AMI.H. « I*mi». fJJo Is e«j •\u25a0 of li»d Item made on afternoon to kid- **BßJ t:>e to have b»en t!,e brair.s of a pang li^.jt^na-.t"' «v,lnmanl.r T. T. POIXOCX. Bateaa terirt Friday and table covers. Tapestry panels. «s.orpers Latter Get Too Busy. Navy daughtei timt cperated with amazing ia> In Kqul^in»nt. P'r^'™'"' nap Eleanor Kerr. the ftve-year-old of * tar navy WashinftOß. avenue, BtT tl d!ttrlrt for nearly ex months. Harry Fhe'.man lc a aral known character la the Lieutenant C. H TRAIN. t-. >»rl. Henry V. Kerr, of No. 3M Badger that ' fl .1 lo command the Ma- story, to for hangings and furniture coverings, comprising larg* Jf O* otbet- members of the gang. Thomas J. "Hells Kitchen" district around Eleventh avenue Mtutenant F. UEU.WEO. City. The aa told Mr. Kerr by the child Fabrics a •*»fc. home, await or.ler». makes the attempt to kidnap the girl the boldest rumor spread ln the district that he had departed ,an,. X 1 KISa .nl J. r JACKSON. «eta«»-l ever heard of In Newark. periods. " ' Lltlltf Alabama, «*»!' urd^r*. decorative 1 h'li.Jier home when for rw'.ns th* _.„„, h POWEIJ> «i"1 I- B. MORGAN. 4etarheS - **\u25a0'' by a detective, but neighborhood. Spirituous, which are shunted ry •©»» vinous and to him. At around t v yand lfapefl from a malt U.juors the Alabama, picket fei.ce, called to Eleanor come to get the underway, to'? in* , " swiftlymoving train. _. <1»t». h» T?t «' ors# d l" nanils of John A. Drake were xrovsded in plenty. By S o'clock the place o IIOAKI.EY. the. sane Hast ha held out \u25a0> small gold ring as an Oecra/vi* f:Oria \\ rr V8?) Beure.n, pa-al*my. advance, and and Heaps of Baggage lw £- l^ a Davis vas few tapped, al- from th« Puritan; to th» Inducement. "Hie child mad* no Trains Are Late eSl's l :• n and WT.:^m A B«.yd. d •\u25a0 r»AVI? detached KEW STORE FOR ~.-oi.g score* of otlier euually though tka body had not arrlxed. then he offered her ft NMts wat-'b. READY OPENING. well known persons! r> MATO, Grow Higher. By 10 the sad sorrow of stimulation was. writ on l*r..i.t«rt P»vnia»ter C. \u25a0:" * fl.t».h.i' fr-.m- SeehiK th.it she could not be tempted by the r n"vy yard!^Norfolk; »- th v>' fart. N w Torlt Railroad, ORAWS $2,500,000 everj' face and the virtues of the departed were "Yh, trinkets, the man darted through the gate and. The failure of the New .York Central as COLD FROM LONDON. '•' \u25a0\u25a0 * Hartford, Lord & Taylor's Eight Story Building vehemently forth two self-appointed tap- seizing the child, placed a bag ov«r her head, welt a* the New York. New Haven Ad- Ixsr.don. *>;. -The United States took a fur- kept "sotting 'em up" without losing OF VESSEIi'.— The following passengers baggage at * °* sters a min- MON'KMESTS picked her up in his arms and ran down the to handle either or the joins Their Old OO Bt •*••••••'• to «**»es from th* no on* noticed the hay. been repcrfd la th« women, yes- Structure. C ute. At this hour absence of VaßMhi street. Her screams attracted several Grand Central Station whs more emphasized •*ak*ef*'**g; r<3 t 'i. • > undertaker Navy Department: ( who saw the man story . _New Tori . aasfl been vent for It. _. they saw Friday was thought their new eight building, * worked'-\u25a0'-.in. The ARRIVED to frighten the children, until cent unparalleled rush began. which occupies ,\t 11 Shelman crowd saw. chock intended burden, half block on Fifth and th* When It rallied Shelman explained Norfolk; him dr«p his nearly a block « to have shown the climax, but yesterday went far avenue urn* space In ant scattered Th* ITir.«lf>". at ISM Yanktin «n« wa^ .dis- street, adjoining had been an 7-Th«i started in pursuit, but the man 19th Us old stor*. •HIPS 1200,000 that another Shelman Inmate of B«pt.mt*r ar Harbor: t*. Pt*M)l, at Ma- They tsen does of the day before. Passengers, both in- A feature of IN GOLD FROM SYDNEY. ml. was the A n ffar^ appeared in a clump of woods. The father ahead th* new hospital on he that*. l>ut that he aot "out" M Annapolis. coming outgoing, were not only annoyed by establishment wilt ha th* aUk d#partroant \u25a0 kidnapping <•«•». and \u25a0 r^Kr'r.V not know any reason for his The 6 On f., at Amoy. which will occupy th* ground i.oma. which burst !taIrs bound*bcinflu forr Jor,Jr, , (1 p,. Th. Orutu. various inconveniences, but were placed yesterday entire floor, tor Ban Then the wak*make r and De*- \u25a0.ptetnt«rP this great space with \u25a0^^J^jNJ 2^«-y Fum-lsco. had tectlve McCarthy, of the West STjh »>tre«t police. SAILED. JERSEY SALOONS. in danger of Injury by the enormous heap* of devoted exclusively to th* sale o* In and arrested Kundoll Sh«-!rnati and others SOFT DRINKS FOR silks. th!s department of Lord * burst dlr/uderly. M,,« _ fmtn Watcri Hill navy trunks on every side. Where th* relief la to com* Taylor will *•! tor t«lnc drunk and Magistrate, » w t*« Dolph'B- for City saloonkeepers have arranged com* on* lecture. ln th« B«pt#mb«r * '- th, ch*rUtton' from Tocopllla. for Several Jersey authority appeared to know. of th* largest In this city. let them all fo. after a West »w orl of to-day and dis- from no on» In police- court yesterday. to open their places business The express companies nave become absolutely Heretofore th* atlka war* dtaalayM on the N*valAeaSemy. a.p tembar drinks, taking care not to «• »th la~a In *. pens* temperance powerless baggage, has street aid* of th* old building, which fjgSJ now _> BEFORE A FIRE Th. Taliot P i—^commission. Waahtnjton. intoxicants, the law. to handle the that arrived _4, ,rt out «*<*«• occupied by "* ** BUSINESS TROUBLES. Tb' lr "f •^'•""'•b'* and Pom any in violation of the dreaa goods department. lOHVtIOrU> mbj. nf Mlllt.a. however, a* Chief of In carload after carload at the Grand Central Sta- iUAN op tSlea*^.P w l.i«M« A lively time Is expected, heaped For th* opening of Its saw building Jo!?t AITKAISAI.. Sheriff yeeterdjy received an aaaaatlaa for out or conunlHton. 7 yard. yea- tion. Not only has the concourse become to-morrow th. The Th. SSa.ap.Mi ordered Police Murphy told the precinct oommanders suit cases. firm baa imported from Paris. Lyona. 1 1* * ti,T«7 property of Salw-n. Branjson & doing Busi- with a conglomerate mass of trunks and and «ther - ?at 1y Beeeatary « joa '- PRINT trains are In danger of stumbling over trunks wlll have opportunity of selecting »an..-«lin a*d advice from f»l«pt. Tl r« b*«n a fair Th* trains, both arriving and departing, con- Fall Mass.. I*™1*™ through •*- •HE INVENTORY the local cloth market this tobucronUts and ofti"*™"" •\u25a0 tinue far behind \u25a0che.iuUs. The CO.. INC. t!," between June and amount of tr.idlnß in the druggists'. We»t and New England arrive an r\I*EUT APfRAICERK. *» Uun-h n Aogual that the market. tabttshmenta. presses from th<» M fc, rlsU* we-k. considering the fact •**«• Cedar vsi. V. Tim,W. Johm