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of baseball players who left San Francisw

last fall arrived in New York city after a

tour around the world.

Isaac Rtcii CO.. the oldest fish house in

Boston, are financially embarrassed. Their

liabilities are placet! at $200,000. The firm

was part owner of the steamer Haytien Republic,

which was seized at Hayti. The j

troubles at Hayti are said to have had much

to do with the firm's trouble.

Downs Finch, shirt manufacturers of

New York city, with large factories at Jamcsburg,

Bordentown and Higlitstowu, N. J.,

regarded as the loading firm in the business

in the United States, have failed for$500,000.

Ex-Presidext Cleveland has returned

to New York city from his trip to Cuba and

Florida and resumed the practice of law.

A reception was given to Secretary

Tracy by the Brooklyn Club in Brooklyn.

Orders were issued for the entire Pennsylvania

division of the National Guard to go

to New York and participate in the ceremonies

incident to the centennial of Washington's

inauguration.

The extensive ax, shovel and saw factories

of Hubbard Co., at Pittsburg, Penn., were

I totallv destroyed by lire. The loss will be

fully $500,000.

I. Ulric Alton, of Greenville, N. H., was

killed while driving across the track at'

Fitchburg. Mass.

OrnnrTtov Tl) i r*\r noi/1 liic fivef. nfRpldl

visit to the Brooklyn ^ayy Yard and inspected

all the vessels being built and repaired

there.

Tiie All-America and Chicago baseball

teams were warmly welcomed home by their

friends at a public dinner at Delmonico's, in

New York city, and their trip around the

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The Abbeville press and banner. (1889). Abbeville, S.C., 1889-04-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026853/1889-04-24/ed-1/?sp=6

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Abbeville press and banner, 1889-04-24.