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WHO WAS JESUS (?
Is the Very Startling and Sensational
Question Asked aud Answered by
Brother Sweeney on Sunday.
He was the Christ, the Son Of the Living
God, who Worked Miracles
and Wonders.

The Rev. George W. Sweeney, pastor Of
Linden Street Cnristian church, delivered his
second sermon Sunday night on "Christ and
Miracles" 1t was the conclusion of hIs ar
gument on The Divinity of Christi The
large auditorium WAS filed to OVERLOOKING,
snd the sermon was nearly an hour in length
We give the substance of both sermons In q
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FOR ALE.


UNURNIrURE-Bed-ro dining room and
II kitchen iutmture. INQUIRE at Poplar street.
ID kSIDEN CE-TwO-stOry frame resioence (new),
IL and Grocery store new, on corner OF
fernando and Clay street. House Is handsome
MINTkR Parker, $50 Main street.
TWO sTOREHO UsKs--on Main street, at a
L great bargain Gail early
NJ. E COMA NAY, 2S5 Main st.
DIANOs-A number of second hand 7-Octave
l. and I7s-octsye pianos, nearly new, exceed
E. WITZMANN & CO., Music House,
Sole Agents for SteinWay and Weber Pianos.
MICE LINE OF COTTAGES, DWELLINGS AND
H. L. GuInN. 10 Madison street.
HTIZFELD'S Headlight OH and Vapor stoves,
Ii Cheapest and best at 2SS Second street
" ANCE street l. OF, east of Mr.. d. I oston.
La Rose street, Lot near Clay street.
Neat residence on Elliott, near Mr.. GOdwin's.
Nice residenc on Pontotoc near Lsuderdale
Shelby street Lot, opposite Mr.. Cloths.
Choice Lot, with Cottage, Union near Wellington.
Pretty Lots on fernando, Lauderdale and Nc
Kinney.
Residence south of Vance, on fernando.
Fine residence, also Lots on Beale.
Three tenements on Causeyi also one on Beale.
q acres ON New Raleigh Road, near Geo. PoWelPs
and near Mr. Hardings.
Several residences on Poplar street.
Suburban residence South enphis.
Residences and lots on Linden, near Cynthia.
Cottages on Tate and Orleans.
Cottage on Dunlap and Court.
ALSO,
Suburban residence, IL acres, U mon avenue.
Residence and acres, at Gil station.
Grounds on Greenlaw, Mill ana Second streets.
$40 Jefferson extended, so by $780, frame.
IS Washington, near Secono, nice brick.
LATER.
Linden street, NO. 377 near Cynthia.
Choice residence ana grounds, Waldran avenue.
Cottage and acres, Wilson station (Charleston).
Persons lots, on HERNANDEZ near Provinces.
W. A. WHEArLEY, Isl Mai II.
M ARBLE WOkK-A And Monuments cheap for
WI cash. or will exchange for property or city
acceptance. F. QUIGLEY, 1872 Main, near Beale.
TT1HE HARBERT PLAN ATION-Near Malone
Il Landing, Miss, one place contains $50 acres
about 100 cleared The other 600 acres-about
400 cleared. improvements first class. Well pro-
tected by Levee Apply 10 our attorney, Judge
H. p. Reid. at FriaIs Point Miss, or
HAWKINS d ROBERTS ( New Orleans, la
NRUSHED EAR-CORN-CKUsHED OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses, mules and cat
10 at this time OF year.
]. V. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mil,
Opposite Miss and Tenn. Railroad.
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Baptisn and the Lords day. These ordi-
pances that have stood for 1900 years, traced
back 10 their beginnings are found to stand
on the death, burisl and resurrection OF
Christ, and these facts attest the dIyieity.
The sysngelis.s could not have idesliz>d the
character Of Christ. We build ideals from
materials previously in existence. the char
scter contained materials that were not in
the literature Of Jews, Greeks sDd Romans.
They must have written, therefore, from az
actual character. And this actual character,
without sword, money, education or popular
snceslry.~has built kingdom IN history that
has eclIpsed the kingdoms Of all sgss and
nations. The flames that fell at Peniecost
have spread over The enlightenment of the
old world, and, borne over IN the Mayfo~er,
have illuminated the coasts and pine forests
of New England, making the eyebslls Of
ssysges and wild beasts glare with the ap-
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Fine Cakes and Crackers,

Just received. larrabee's best; aiIk
Cakes, Butter Scotch; CraekneI Biseuit,
Wine Drops, Iced Honey yumsIes, Co.
ceanut Tally, windsor Mixed Cakes,
Lemon waters, mixed DOS, Vanilla Wa
fers, Oatmeal Crackers Graham WATERS,
Kindergarten, Lemon Teacakes, Nick
-%s. Boston Butter Crackers,
saOwFLAKES.
pNAM IL CAPBELL.
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1.-TWO sTOREHOUSES-On Main street, at
L great bargain. Call early.
= " a A i.
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FIOyd's Candies.
Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the style of
Ozaune & May is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. F. Ozanne becomes the owner
of the effects OF the firm, and is alone author
lied to collect the debts owing to the firm,
aud will pay the debts PAYABLE by the same.
FRANK OZANNE.
l. P. MAY.
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asked if the charge wss correc: he vac a.
dumb as a door-knob, Tut when German
Interpreter was introduced, be spoke in plain
Eoglisb: "Oh. dot man TALK only Germ an !;
l shpesk S~edish." 'Oh, bo" Interrupted
the Court, Il was going 10 let you 90, but l
see you talk about as good American az l do
ttso doliars"
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PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR
And renders it dark and glossy. 1t holds, in
e liquid form, large proportion of deodor-
ICED Cocoanut Oil, prepared expressly for
this purpose. No other compound possesses
the peculiar properties which so exactly suit
the various conditions of the human hair.
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Etea m DYeing and cleaning.

Ladies' and gents. wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed any color. Ostrich plumes, etc,
lace curtains cleaned by L. Riegel, IS Jefer-
son street.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Union street viii be Gaishsd this week.
The Teviah synagoeue is rapidly sssunn-
ing shape.
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Lost.

On Main street, between Jefferson street
and Zallner's, lady's black silk umbrella,
With blue lining, and brown leaf on handle.
Finder will please return to United States
Erpineer Office
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For Sale.

The property now occupied as house ef
worship by the congregation children Of
Israel" on the southeast corner of Main and
Exchange streets; also, fixtures and furni.
ture. Terms, cash. For particulars inquire
OF HIRsCH & GRoNAUER,
AIair
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FOR REN r

TlWO-S1 DRY FRAME HOUSE-Fine cistera and
i well water, large yard, stable and outhouses,
cheap. Apply to
HOLLENBERG'S Music House.
pOOMS-TwO unIurnIshed rooms, single or en-
LII suite, first floor, all conveniences. Inquire
al 254 Second, opposite Court Square.
pO0MS-One neatly furnished room on first
IL floor, and three unfinished on second floor,
at No "a Second street
I1LANrATION-Of three hundr "a acres i'm me
Il dlaIely on the river in CoahOma county,
Miss or will take partner on equitable terms /;
also u storehouse at same LANDING, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1852, with
levses broken. Apply to
J. L. +-OODLO IS Madison street.
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Tested Inv Time
Advice TO Mothers.

For throat diseases, colds and coug his,
Browns Bronchial Troches have prored tn cir
efficacy by test of many years. Price %
cents.
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In retiring from the firm of Ozanne &
May, take great pleasure in recommending
the succession OF the old house to the liberal
patronage of lis customers and the public.
L p MAY
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FIOyd's Restaurant.

Very popular with business men. Just
the place for ladies shopping. For something
nice 60 to Floyds.
H Seems go satisfy
A family want, and | wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me of nervous prostratiop, and l
have used it since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS I'm re AIhsnvy
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FlOyd's
Nofice-YaIIeY Ice CompanY.

Sods, mead and Vichey waters on drAught,
cold and refreshing. We make our own soda,
and can recommend It,.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT!

We will have some more of those great
drives to show you this week. We have
made up our mind to clear out eur entire
stock of Hosiery.
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CoRTIVAhISs
The Only Perfect Cure for the Opium
Habit Euavvn

4 ORTIVALIS is q sure, speedy and painless
~ cure for the opium or morphine habit, con
tanning no opium in any form. 1t is the greatest
nerve tonic in existence, furnishing large sup
ply OF brain and nerve food. 1t has been used
with great satisfaction ia many nervous disorders
such sleepleSsneSs, nervous depression, sick
headache, lost manhood, irregularities of females
A few bottles Will cure anyone addicted 10 the
morphine or opium habit. It has been used with
much success In the treatment of inebziates-
~ SEND FOR OPIUM CIRCUI AR. Va
Manufactured by
ERWIN, GAYDEN 4 YON&UE,
Wln0na, Miss.
sold By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit CourI-PIere., Judge.
rIrninsI Court-Greer, Judg,

CfIHuIHHH OOEFFt-UESSF, JHukt.
Calendar for to-day: Mes II, r. Buchig-
mani; 10, Ella Barlow; 81. Jim and Rachel
Shaw
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Pure distilled water ice. Retail Office
opened corner Madison and Second streets.
A share of the public patronage solicited.
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IL. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.

GREAT CLEARING SALE!
We will continue to offer great drives daily
in all the various departments. To. day
we offer great inducements in our
SILK DEPARTMENT.
We intend to close out our eutire stock of
Silks before We move, if low prices will sell
them. We have on hand about
80 PATTERNS NOVELTY SILKS,
which will be sold regardless of cost
BLACK SILK lower than ever.
COLORED SILKS at great sacrifice.
CHECKED SILKS at ridiculously low
prices.
50 Satteen Robes so Zephyr Robes
at So, 81 SO, and $40; former prices, SO,
SIS, and SIS.
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
We are prepared to make every sacri6ce
to clear out every piece in this department,
and will continue to offer those tempting
bargains each day until all are sold.
REMEMBER, LADIES,
we are particularly anxious 10 reduce our
stock OF Drets Goods; .e had rather sell
them at so cents on the dollar than show any
of this ssnson's goods in the new store, and
we mean Just what We here state:
Ladies' White Suitsl
Misses White Suilsi
Children's White Suits
at prices unhesrd of before.
WHITE GOODSl WHITE GOODS!
White Goods OF all kinds at less than cost.
See those beautiful goods on our counter
table at Sc, 10c, and 12ko.
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prcsch of woudroua civilization. And it
hiss spread from New York 10 Sa- Francisc1,
and to-day the sIms Of the Christian enter
prize enclrcle the world. The brightest
points sud most tropical enlightenment on
the globe bssr witness 10 the supremacy and
divine character OF Christianity. Daniel
Webster, behoiding the Christian power in
civil za'Ion, said: "The gospel of Jesus
Christ must be divine alitV. The sermon
on the mount cannot be mere human pro-
duciion. This belief =aiers int the very
depths of my con-cierce, sod the whole his
tory OF man prove H."
NAPOLEON,
viewing the spresd f Christianity over the
world, said: "Only divinity can explain H."
Theodore Parker puts the case most fully Of
all. sine philosophers, poets, the prophets,
the rabbis-He rises above them ALL YET
Nazareth was no Athens, where philosophy
breathsd in the circumanbient air; it had
neither porch nor lyceum; not even school
OF prophets. There il God in the heart OF
this Youth Try Him as we try other teach
era. Eighteen centuries have passed since
the tide Of hum suity rose SO high in Jesus.
VIVA; man or sect or church has mastered
His thought Mer have parted His raiment
among them snd cast lots Tor His seamless
cost; but the spirit which toiled 30 msnfully
in world of sin and DEATHS that found,
possessed, understoodg Oh, my friends, why
then seek TO tear up this long way of divine
history? to take down this bow of hope frem
our skies and cast deeper pail of night
over the graves where the father
less and widow and distressed have
wept Tor over 6O0O yearsi o, seek rather to
open your hearts to this divine Christ. His
entrance will bring you life and quietness,
and FIJI your hearts With Joy and assurance
forever. How truthfslly did Richter say,
"He who was TIE boiesl among the mighty
and the mightiest among the holy, has, with
pierced hand, lifted heathenism off its hinges
and turned the dolorous and accused centu
ries into new channels, and now governs the
ages" Therefore, Jet the old and new worlds
with all their seas and islands and waves and
shores, know that God hath M ade Him Lord
aud Christ.
The large congregation Then Gang, "Ai
hail the power of Jesus name" After which
Mr.. Sweeney announced as his subject fol
next Sunday night, THE Inspiration of ths
BiDle-ls the Book from God or Mani" and
pronounced the benedicLion.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth 1t re-
Eeves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child IRON
pain, ana the Little cnerub awakes as bright as a
button II is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothe5
the child, the gums allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best kno
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or Other CAUSES. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
coon, l am now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. MAYDwELL, IS Union d.
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FLAGS AND FLOWERS
Memorial Services at National Cemetery
Addresses by Gen. williamson
and Prof. sampson.
Susic by Members Of the hannerchOr,
Casino and List MiIlard Clubs
and ArnOld's Band.

The National Cemetery was profusely
decorated with bunting and flowers on Sunday,
the weather was as lovely az could have been
desired, and there were perhaps 5000 persons
present. The following names appeared on
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REMEMBER. LADIES.
WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS

White Goods OF all kinds at less than cost.
See those beautiful goods on our counter
table at Sc, 10c., and 121o.
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AUCTION SALES.

Auction Sale-Just Received Another
large lot STAPLE DRY GOODS, BOOTS. AND
SHOES, HATS AND STRAW GOODS, to be
sold in lots to suit purchasers.
NJ STOnnApn A,,o.{onao-
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.Ss1sCE.

ON THURSDAY, JUNE Z, 1888, we will offer fol
~ sale, on the premises, the RESIDENCE Of the
late Newton Ford on Trigg avenue, about ~
miles southeast of the city Of Memphis, and also
the furniture and etecIs OF the late Mrs Be tie n
Bynum. J. N. FORD,
w. ]. BYNUM, Executors
Masonic Temple, May %, 1853.
j. K. MCDONALD, Auetioneer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


C. B. GALLOWAY d Conn. .-..P RoPRIEToRs.
Rates-S2 so, s. and 81 per day. according to
size and location OF room
Tahla Roar
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UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

We are prepared to make every sacriice
to clear out every piece in this department,
and will continue to offer those tempting
bargains each day until all are sold.
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.rryANpER JEFFERsoN's VICTIMS.

Gently committed by the negro Alexander Jefferson
on Crow HILL III Brooky was held yesterday III the
Nor ue in that city by Coroner Parker. The VIC,
fIna we're Mrs. Emma Jackson. age sixty aud
Henry Hicks ago Iorty-One. both coored. Ihey
lived at Mrs Jackson's house. No III Bufalo-ave
fn the family there were also her daughter Annie.
aye twsuty-fvur " hO had lived with the murderer
y. bs wife and Celestial Jefferson. brother OF the
murderer, Of whom he was jealous ana tnese TWO
he tried to Ell well as the others AZ tine hqts.
the ran q of death was set forth IN the statement
OF DIR. Dreamer. Celestial Jefferson described the
shooting and told how he WAS wounded IN the lace
then wrenching the gun from bis brother ran ioI
The pulice A young cOored woman named Jullet
jackson. who was the house. testified to threats
MADE BY the murderer before. the crime, that he
would Kill Annie Jackson and 10 hsr escape nom
house after the shot had been fired the night
If The cr NE, when Alexander Jefferson rushed IN
with n knife Police Captain w. ii. Folk testified
m AT he intended to kill his brother and not Hicks
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TIE COURTS.
COURT CALENDARs-JANUARY 8.

SUPREME COUgr-CHNBgas-iIed by Barrett, J.-caendar
called at IL mAOs % 81 ~ ~. -, o. 90, o. ",
r. 10 100 1903 1875 1Od ll6 III 100 IA l49 49, l76,
III rs no lS2. l0i. 900. 2Ol. 2O2. 2O3. 300.
StIPHKsR COURT SPECIAL rERN-uod by Larrenore, J..
Law ami factNos. $40 555. U3j bB2 SSd 0ol CO., G2l,
6G b2 G3O 0JO ass 400 81. $50. G53 6Gl, 6jD, $685.
473 66G .Bi OIL, SOS $50.
SUPREME CouRT-,IRcUT -PARTII-IIed by Van Worst J..
Case on. no day calendar
Pant IIl-He!d by Dnnohue, J-short causes-Nos
3I1J, 23af 1887, 36bs. 3tJ3 1872 Z, 8OyS
2i92 9{s 1905 395 sos Seo 5000. 1901, 1921. 33V7
3pS9 1913. GOs.
SiIrTHioR COuRT-GFNFRAL TERM-lIed by Sedgwick, G,
H. TruaX and OGorInln. JJNOs 3. T. H. ID II, - 20, ~
surEnioR Gousr~S SPECIAL TEgM-Hea by Ingraham. j.
No A. -. go, ,,-,,Ar.., -.
J-Ctsr on. NO day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs--tiENtRAL TERM-Hed Dy T. Z. Daly, Z.
Nan Blunt and Beach. JJNOs Il, 10. IL Is, 2B 81, 49,
i9 iN -. -, lOi, los. 100, lO7, los, 100, ITO.
CONMOS PLgAs-SPECIAL TERh-Held by j. T. DAILY, j.
No.
NOs lGIg 235 1885 2z7l 2lS, 1850, POPS 70 o. 226t,
1870 1878 1856 90a 1856 2Ol4 242O, 2O-2 226, 1868
2yOJ, 1888. 22uj, 40, 30.
sukRo0ArEs toUHr Held by Rollins SC contested viii
OF Diana Iannster II m contested will Of Catharine
Iinlb Al I u.Iul
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PERMANGANATE OF POTASH AND THE COBRA
Tie experiments with permangnnate OF potash as an
nndOte poison OF the COBRA have been continued
by DR. Richards and according to The Indian Hedieat
Ga-etfe with remarkable results, us heretofore
When the pcrInnngauato mixed with cobra poison
and hypOdcrmicaly injected, fatal result followed
although fatal dose used With the animal anu the
miTture Injected into the vein. II would seem, how
ever that before any definite opinion can be Formed
further experiments will have TO be performed not only
OF these investigation is seen III the TACT that some
10000 TO 10000 persons die annually III india from
ahn nnilnn
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sArrnpAY. JANUARY
sBIPPfSG WINS.

a
PORT OF NEWBORN. THURSDAY. JAN. T. 1888
ARRIVED
steamer state q Psnnsylynis Br R,schs Glasgow DEG
Steamer (Br, James, Bristol days. with mdse
Steamer Hermann CBelg,. Eyer. Antwerp Dec II, via
Boston Jan with mdse to order vessel TO Punch Edyo
steamer Geert teer yogeigesang Hamburg Dec 81 and
HayIe 2ah with mdse and 9 EnnhaFt Co
passcnscrs % Louis De Bsban; -.
20 days. with mdse 10 Busk { Jevons. ''"'
R Snss VIII hn o saT xys 70
% slSD''n '' c,r,. nomo. Son n.m,n.o :. A..
Cape Hayen and Turks Island with mdsc and passengeis
steamer Richmond Vincent Point Va with and
passengers t. Old Dominion $500.
Steamer v Transport %iietts Philadelphia with coal to
STEAMER General whitney Hailett, Boston, with mdss and
Steamer Nyanza ,Br Clarke. Providence in ballast Ia
Bark cafpon cot Turk. Isand,. Boyle Havana Dec1
W WET 70 M" az n sss' HSos moderate
At City Island. hight, N cloudy
Steamer Lake winnipeg CBrl. Stewart Liverpool II days.
steamer Robson tBr simpson Trieste 80 days. vie
Gibraltar 22 days, with mdse to seager Bros.
cLFABEo
Steamer City Of NewYork (Br. Taylor Liverpool via
Steamer snesa IGer Karden, Hamburg via Plymouth
steamer City Of Merida Rettg Havana and Mexican ports
Steamer Aihambra IBrl Farquhar Halifax and st Johns,
steamer santes Hines Philadelphia WIN CLYDE Co.
steamer Franconia. Mansum. Portland-J Ames r..,
ship Black Hawk Ger, Haesloop. Bremen-waten' Toel
Bark Federico tGer. vianeo Lussinpicoo for Orders
Big Leonardo Utah. caeace sevte-Reques Bros.
SAILED.
Steamers City New.York and Bavaran, for Liverpool
STATE Of Indiana kheS 1S Sss
andotte Rchmond Breakwater iewes Del and Al.
enown pnaaePna a baet , w sf fs synna 40
beef, Kingston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Jan 4-Passed up the channel-sesmer Belgen.
land Beig, stokes Om NewYOrA Dec %. on her way to
BHlSisr ARRIVED steamer ROrOursh Br,. Dunlop.
HAVE Jan ARRIVED, steamer cadO1ton tBr,. BisleN
GIBRALTAR Dec Arrived steamer Archimede CItal,
apsn T SsEss from
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Jan 4-Arrlved steamer Manoban, Liverpool
sailed steamer sar%aaaa; Liverpool o,,,,. Harry Nav.
York louisville, Pierce Philadelphia; Saxon. SHOW do;
Cieared' steamer City Of Columbus Wright Savannah.
Sailed steamers Ilyrian nverpooIi Q Lord Baltimore,
PLADELrE.. Jan lATnyed steamers II British Prince.
Aries Googns. Fall River Harrisburg. Albertson, New
sailed. steamer Virginia. Croker. New.YOrk Equator
BIITfaoss Ian 4~Arrived steamer Commerce. Williams,
Cleared, steamers Kennedy, Parker
shire, HOwes, Boston land sailed
FoRTERss MONROE Jan 4-Passed inward, steamer MOD
treal (bri, TheaTle, Liverpool FOR Baltimore
Passed out-Steamer Vesta t3r. Mckinley Liverpool.
sailed, steamer (tty OF jacksonville, Florida.
CHARiEsToN, Jan 4-6aed, steamer Wyoming Plat Phil.
adelphia.
Gate City Boston - - .
steamers Flachat Morgan City the lat
ter for New.York.
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON Jan 4-Arrtved-2d inst, Gratitude, Norma capt
Bowman: DiiaVur Samar.
ssied-2sh nit ogr 81 inst Armenia Capt Hilton iop
Newt Orleans Frey KIND County, Minnie swift Ath inst
Parker NJ Whitmore for Sew.York, SagoDa 81 Lucie
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate COMMITTEES on Towns and Vlllges at MeIrOpJI
tan Hotel.
Passion Play hearing before Mayor Edson
Pig Iron Dealers meeting az Iron and Metai Tx
change. l.. o,,ra,,o
Manhattan Elevated injunction case in supreme
Court ,.
Meeting OF tho Nickel Plate Railway directors.
Tammany Committee on Organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS.

HOUSEKEEPING LINENS.
At a recent special sale Of AN
Irish Linen Manufacturer
Messrs.
JAMES CREERY & co.
secured several picked lots Of
Table Cloths and Napkins,
which will be placed On their
Counters at 2J per cent below
regular prices.
Barmsiey Damasks cOmmenc.
ing az IS cts. per yard and
Esarnsiey Table Cloths at 81 "a
each, TO the very finest, will be
marked down TO prices lower
than be fore quoted on this Mar.
kct.
EHWckaback and Damask
Towels at 81 30 10 SO per dozen,
marked down at soc. to SD per
dozen below regular prices.
JAMES McCREERY e. CO.,
Broadway, cor. 1sth-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-05
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