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Bank of Japan. The price was 88.36.

Yokohama, March 31.—A fire at the silk manu

facturing town of Fukui has destroyed four thou

sand houses.

Fukui is near the northwest coast of the isiand

of Honshiu, eighty-six miles north-northeast of

Kioto. It has a population of about forty thou

cand DEersOons.

HAYTIAN REFUGEES REACH JAMAICA.

Kingston, Jamaica, March 3l.—Large numbers of

Haytian refugees are arriving here in consequence

of the political upheaval in Haytl. They say the

situation is sericus and that trouble is certain to

mast SOI

washington, March 31.—The Navy Department

has been informed of the departure of Admiral

Bradford, who is cruising in the West Indies on a

quest for suitable sites for coaling and naval sta

tions, from San Juan, Porto Rico, for Key West,

whence he will sail for Washington. On his way

to Key West Admiral! Bradford will have the

Dolphin stop at Nipe Bay, on the north coast of

fata near the eastern extremity of that island.

Washington, March. ol. di ov

following nominations to the Senate to-day:

the

Pension Agent at Boston AUGUSTUS J. nOITT.

Assistant Collector of Customs at Jersey City (District

of New-York) —EDWARD FRY, of New-Jersey,

Pirst Heutenanis in the artillery corps—JACOR M, OW

ARD. New Jersey; EDWARD L, GLASGOW, Kan

FAS; ROBERT 1. M ERIDE, Georgia.

United hates Marsha! for the Territory of Okiahoma-—

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New-York tribune. (1902). New York [N.Y.], 1902-04-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1902-04-01/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1902-04-01.