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ITEMS. THE TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK. New Yonk, Nov. 14.-A rumor was current today Injurious to the credit of the Tradesmen's National Bank. The Clearingllouse sent a committee there this afternoon, and the President informed them that he would, In view of the rumor, consider It a favor If they would make a thorough examination of the bank so that runior may be denied on the highest disinterested authority. The President of the Fourth National says the Tradesman's is entirely solvent. The Clearlnz-House committee appointed to examine the Tradesmen's National Bank, report the Institution entirely sound. THE NATIONAL TARIFF CONVENTION, to be hold in this city the 29th and 80th lusts., is creating grent Interest throughout the country. More than 450 delegates have already been elected. It is estimated that representatives of more than $1,000,000,000 capital Invested In manufactures will be present, while mechanical labor and the farming Interest will be equally well represented. FAILURE. Charles/T'. White & Co., operative chemists, 54 Maiden Inno and 20 Liberty street, have suspended, with liabilities amounting to $250,000. DECISION IN A WILL CASE. In the matter of the contested will of the Inte Peter Hughes, of Braddock, near l'Ittsburg, Pa., Surrogate Livingston, In Brooklyn, today. rendered a decision directing that the personal estate of the deceased, less certain amounts allowed in accounting, be remitted to Braddock, and there administered upon. The estute is valued nt 630,000, and the contest Is between James Hughes, of Brooklyn, brother of the deceased, and the Rev. Matthew Carroll, of Braddock, Pa. MADE HER DEBUT. Mlle Rhen, the Russian débutante, made her first appearance in America tonight at the Brooklyn Park Theatre in the character of Camille, and achieved a decided success.
