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Leight. S. Lynch, Esq, agent OF bi,e
Union Square Theuter COMPANY, IS Ia
the city.
VIM. II lady, Of the Corrgvil'e Engine
Co., has been transferred TO the fiTes
Of tuis oity.
Coroner j. Averdick, OF Covinxtsn,
visited the Hamilton County COrOnes'4
Office To-day.
The geuia! Bob Morgan, of Russell. Nor
gan u Co., is the happy father OF a
bouncing boy.
Mr.. j. III. Gottschalk, ,viOlOuceliist, Uii
give concert Thursday evening Nj
spills Academy.
Miss Millie Phillips, of No. AZ E.st
Fifth street, WAS on Saturday nigoS teN-
dered surprise party.
Ex-Governor Thomas L. Young has
been installed as President OF 1hc
Friendly Sous OF st. Patrick.
Police Commissioner Charles Jaess
was Saturday night presented with a
W. H. Williams, Superintendent N
the American News COMPANY, wata
headquarters at New York, is In tho
city.
J. Frank Wilson, son Of our we'll
known ciuZ4n, Adam b. Wilson, aas
entered upon his duties as ORGANISE OF
the Cathedral.
Captain W. w. Tisdall, Lieutenant L.
G. Armstrong and Lieutenant Ill. +,
Reed, of the First Infantry U. 5. A., ars
at the Gibson House.
Herman Linde, the well known Ger
man elocuLionist, will read the Quito
II, gedy of Macbeth at Pixies Opera
house Tomorrow evening.
reception in honor of the daughter
Of General W. S. Rpsencrans viii dc
given by Mrs. j. lie DOutillier, Sr., at tor
residence, OH W alnut Hills, to-nlOrrsw.
Rev. c. II. Payne, DID,, formerly pxs-
tor OF st. PauPs N. +. Church, OF thls
city delivered a lecture at Lockiand taaL
evening, subJ ct, Our l OunS Men; AZ.
They SAFE"
The marriage of Mr. Parsons, OF Go.
lumbus, to Miss Emily, daughter Ut HHn-
j. W. HERON Of Pike street. anu an IN
um ate friend Of President Hayes, viii.
it is announced, take place soon.
| Lucien Marc, who is still suferiaE
from the wounds lately received la hIs
tussle with the bear Barrabas, d:
Woods Theater, will have benedt L.
morrow evening at the same theater.
Rev. Thomas j. Melish, having with
drawn from the Baptist Church, and be-
ing a candidate for holy orders ia sitss
| Episcopal Church, has been placed IA
charge Of the NJ. Lookout MiSsiSa by
Bishop Jaggar.
W. G. Mittendorf, the popular carver
at Mitchell & Ramme!sbergs furniture
factory, better known as The daddy
is about to shake of the bachelor cSi1
and lead to the altar one Of the fairess
daughters over the Rhine.
The celebrated pedestrian, Daaisa
| O'Leary, will Oh Monday evening". Jaa-
%, at the Highland III use. Commences
the task OF walking four hundred IN ies
in one hundred I'D twenty five cOaseos-
tive hours. O'Leary says he Will give S3se
to any two men in this city who Rln
walk the same distance in the Same
number OF hours.
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brough. to this city a number OF in
CINCINNATIANs.

CINCINNATIANS.
Among those here are Maddux, 'of
Haddux, Hobart & Co., Chas. Kellogg,
This crowd faVors the reduction, but
another delegation, headed Sy S:nl G1a, GG1a1
is expected here to represent that por.
tion of the whisky men In favor Of the
present law. Mr.. 5ayler, who is an
Influential member Of the Ways and
Means Committee, favors the reduction, I,
and has little doubt that the Committee
will report bill reducing the tax to at
least 80 cents per gallon.
All of the disappointed applicants for
the Cincinnati
POST OFFICE
Have folded their tents like the
Arabs aud silently stolen away" ex-
cept John j. Hickey. John rolls that
host-reel petition OF his into the White
House daily, aud sorrowfully calls the
attention or the Administration to the
long list OF illustriUuS names upon il, in
the vain hope that the President will 0e
induced thereby to reform the Civil!
Service little more, by injecting one
John j. Hickey into sumo aching void Of
the body polite; or, in his own express
i've language, Hayes ''may find in the
cupboard some other bone TO throw to q
lean dog" Auent the pos;-lftiye squab-
bic II is rumored here that Il sLiOng
fight will be made against Loge's con-
trmation. Sands and Esgleston are
said to De At The bottom ol the move
m.nt, and Conkling is expected so
champion The opposition in tue S1nate.
L give the rumors for what tney are
WORTH, believing them to nave but Mite
foundation in TACT, and being firmly OF
the opinion that even il tho fight is
made, IL will end i'll Loge's confirmation.
From present appearances in thi ,
quarter, it would seem that tnat dis
tinguisned scUuadrel, who is
now enj 'yiug the hospitalities OF
tue Montgomery G unty Jailer,
EPHRAIM HOLLAND,
will soon be compelled 10 don the brace
lets ana set out upon an excursion % tine
Columbus Penitentiaiy. Hayes has poe
ltlVely leiuSed to pardon him, and as he
was sent NY the accommodating Judge
Swing to Dayton to await the res ult OF
an application for pardon, the refusal Vi
Inc Pre- esldent VIII remove the tl.msy
preteXt tor delay in th. justen orcemtnt
Of his sentence. Tom Campbell was
here in Eph.'s interest this week, but
failed to accomplish anything in behalf
Of his worthy clieut. am tolI that A =
torney General Dlvens Will not only
order Hollands removal to the Peniten.
tiary, Cut Will iusIst That thc time he
mas spent i'll luxurious living in the Day
ton Jail shall not be deducted from the
time OF his seq eaoe to thirteen months
service in Columbus. This VIII nut be
SAD news to Holland alone.
There are several pers0ns occupying
| prominent positlons here ana about
Cincinnati who have excellent reasons
for urging tender treatment towards
their unfortunate convicted cOnIeucI
ate in crime. When Ephraim @ons iht
| striped c.oLhing whlc he has been as
sured he WAS never to bs permitted II
wear, he m ~ dUf the robes OF seer, c.
which have l0r SO long n lime been hid.
ing the .ull Lacts oil the Conspiracy ii
! wMlcn he tigurtd 50 promiuentl!. Squeal
EphraiD, a"d start tue music.
GABRIEL
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NEW YORK CITY.
The Times Fixes a Complaint.
Animal Associated Press 10 the Star

The Times Files a Complaint.
National Associated Press 10 the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-The Times edi-
torially says more than ten months have
passed since the Inauguration without
the adoption OF any comprehensive
measure Of civil service reform, and the
results which we predicted would fol-
low such failure have become un-
pleasantly conspicuous. No one will
refuse to accord to the President high
motives and sincerity OF purpose.
There has been no such sweeping change
of public officers, and suca swine-like
scrambling for places as usually marks
the advent of new Administration.
Despite many unworthy and injudioious
appointments, the character and
tone OF tile civil service have,
on the whole, probably improved
rather than deteriorats0 under his
charge; and yet, while all this
is Freely admitted, it can not be denied
that the cause OF civil services reform as
ia permanent and systematic policy has
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LATEST LOCAL.

CHARLEY SHAY is uu Longer the mana
ger ol ocn."klinY's Theater.
KING REX's third grand masquerade
ball x ven Dy the Ph1NiX Dancing Asso-
ctatlon will take place tuesday evening,
Feb. Is.
THE Grand Lodge of the State of Ohio.
A. y. U. W meet, II! the hall, corner OF
z um and Ninth streete, Tomorrow. Dele
ga es will be present from all the lodges
III OHIO.
THE annual meeting Of the stock-hold-
ers OF toe Consolidated Street Railway
Company takes place next Monday.
There will then be war between the
Shoemaker and Bullock factions.
The report of the City Hospital for
last week shows that 81 were admitted,
II dismissed, 8 died, and 366 remained.
OF these PIG were men, lS3 women and IL
infants.
THE bill which provided for lighting
the street lamps all night until March
81, having passed the Common Council
aud received the signature OF the Mayor,
was rejected by the Board of Publle
Works this morning by a vote OF 3 t. ,.
LAST Saturday night Roy Dawson, an
eX-polioeman, was brought to The Third
street Station for safe-keeping. Gu be.
ing placed in a cell he undressed and at
tempted to hang himself with one OF his
suspendsrs, but being prevented ia this
by the Turnkey he made Il similar al
tempt a few moments afterwards with
his handkerchief. He was again roiled,
and then began an attempt to butt his
brains out against the bars of the cell.
He ratled in this, aud next concluded
that he would take sleep.
Tan early hour. yesterday mornlrg.
IL quarrel arose III saloon on tne coz
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Edition
'TEIE LATEST
Mexican Affairs.

National Ass0siated Press 10 the stat
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-JuIge John L.
Ford, Stale Senator of Texas, who, dur
ing the Cortinas war, had command OF
the Texas troops, was before Mr.
Schlcicher's Subcommittee on Mexican
Affairs this morning, and gave histor!
of the ,Qutrages committed by Mcxicans
upon YMericuDs during tnat struggle.
He mentioned several instances OF regu-
lar Mexican soldiers under Mexican Vi
hcers stealing large herus 0f cattle on
the Tex vs. side OF the Rio Grande, and
also taking as prisoners American citi-
zens and conducting both men and oat-
tie into Mexico under cover Of Mexican
regulars who were decoyed for thai rur-
pose on the other side of the river.
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heard Of puoI,c Worxs,

all the members present and MIR. Beii sa
ths chair.
The contract for constructing etePs
from Baum to Oregon streets, on +As
property OF tue Mt. Adams lnc;lnes
Railroad Company, was awardeu to Os-
car Arnold at his BID OIL ~ cents per hs-
cal foot.
The Supervisor OF Street Repairs WAS
directed TO lay crossings between tos
rails OF the street railroad at Sersnih
and Elm streets, SIKH and Ein. Lag
worth and Elm and Eighth and Etsn-
Also, TO have crossing constructed *n
Main street, opposite the north side walk
OF Allison street.
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OF the poet Whittier, this story is told:
"During the Rebellion he was rI0ing aa
the cars, and met friend who had jAst
made contract with the G0vcrnIucsa
for timber Tor war saips, ut Il nayi yard.
He asked Mr.. Whistler II hc th"uTht he
had done wrong. The peace-iovinx
Quaker Enthusiastically replied: NJ
luce has a contract with the Cover.
ment to supply timber Tor ships OF war,
thee must see to 1t that the timber is aa
sound.'" There is said 10 have beea,
distant relationship between the ,eS
and Daniel WEBSTER on the malegn4d
side,
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Narrow Escape from Doath in a
Church.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 2l.-An occur.
renee OF very extraordinary character
TOOK place at the Methodist Church
yesterday, whereby score OF persons
had q narrow escape from being suffo-
Gated with coal gas.
The regular forenoon services had
concluded and party OF twenty wor-
clippers adjourned to a room in the bas :
ment OF the church to hold class meet
ing. The escaping coa!-gas nearly
strangled the whole party. Several
were carried out insensible. All were
conYaleScent after a short time.
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ner OF Broadway aud Abigail! streek, -
tween the barkeeper and party
OF young men, who hzea
been oarousiug during the night. Dor
ing the row, Henry Borse, who lives xt
No. 16 Elst Liberty street. was SEP
posed to be taking the side Of the Sies-
keeper, when be was attacked By Hsn-
lam Murray, ana stabbed below tfss
shoulder blade. Murray was arresiea.
and will he held TO await the resuI ID
the wound, which the physician repoT1S
To be Of very serioMa nature.
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Fatal Explosion and Fire.
National Associated Press to the Skar.

National Ass0clated Press TO the Skar.
BOSTON, MASS, Jan. 2l.-A fire, caused
by all explosion of gas, occurred early
Sunday morning in the four-story build
ing corner ii ,rrison avenue aud May
street, in this city. Robert Young, har-
ness maker, IA tenant, was smothered TO
death. The building, which is owued
b. the Way estate, was dlmaged to the
extent O. $1250}; damage To the stock Of
various oecupanUs, some SO coo more.
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MOrrissey RnlprOVin Z.

National Associated PYess to the 5tar.
JACKsoNvILLE, FLA, Jan. N.-At no
time during Mr.. Morrissey's present. at
tack have the appearances for his recov-
cry seemed 50 favorable as at present.
His symptoms are all good, and for the
first time he is able 10 lie down without
coughing,
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Died of f5ydroDhobia,

National Associated Press tO the Star.
POrrsvILLE, PA, Jan. 2l.-Elijah AL
len, who was bitten by dog at Shenan.
doah December 6, and who several day S
ago gradually felt the effects, died last
nigut, alter suffering terribly. In his
last gasp tor breath, a noise like the
bark Of u dog WAS heard.
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Criminal ESCaped.

National Associated Press to the star
WAsHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Charles Good
man, who a year ago e capped while being
tried here for assault with intent to Kill. =.
escaped Saturday night from the train
at Harpe's Ferry, while the cars were
going at the rate OF thirty miles an hour.
He had been arrested Saturday in CiL-
cInnaLi.
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The following deaths have besa places
-, rannrh rinca nnr Inak rannrk.

IN record since our lass report:
Sister Mary Enigma, 81 yrs. Ohio.
Mary X Meyers, 6S yrs, Germany.
George Il. Lippert, 3S yrs. Germany.
Frank W. GrOll, mos. oity.
Joseph Gregg, 20 yrs, Oalo.
Geo. Z. Schawren, so yrs, city.
Ella W. Hunt, IL mos, city.
Edward p. Lauphean, "a Yrs, city.
}. 7. Hinton, 40 yrs, England.
Francis B. james, AZ yrs, Englaua.
Joseph OyeTmanD, lours, cIJy.
Infant Stewart, Stubborn, city.
Auna Brich. 81 yrs. Oaio.
Edward Riley, rs yrs. ireland.
lniaut Smith, stl.l bora, city.
Eff Hyatt, 2 days, city.
Minnie Heerut, 2yrs, city.
Irving BealI, 10 mos, city.
Jane Q ,inn, 10 mos, CITY.
" Wtlllalu l. Note, 9yrs, city.
Jonn ID. Parke, A. yrs, Germany,
Charles OeIert, " yrs, Germany,
August Z. kirchoff, A mos, city.
Mabel W. R,binson, i wks, CITY.
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National AssociaLeG Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. Civ aLerhouse
Brothers, wooden manufacturers in Pas.
sale, n, j have failed. Liabilities es-
timateu ~ 100000 Nominal assets
placed at $4,000. The failure was
caused by depression OF business.
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ASsiynmcHts.

John Nash, doing business under %zzs
name of John Nash u Co., at thefr ioa''-
dry on southwest corner OF Sixth n II
Carr streets, made an assignment in
favor OF his creditors to Daniel j. VCea'
neil.
Conrad stephen g. Co.. pOrk-pastens
at Nos. 10, IL aud IA Twelfth street, assa
made an assignment in favor oil Ihex
creditors to John II KrehnbrinE.
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refners OF New York, Boston and Phila-
delphia are here in force, demanding
the lowest grades OF duty ON brown su-
sars, 80 40 to GSt the cheapest material
for their manufacture.
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Hs n Drunken Row.

Sauonnl Associated Press 30 the star.
TRENTON, N. j Jan. N.-A shOemak-
er, uamed Israel Van SAINT, thirty.fve
years of age, having a wife and tour
children, was kicked to death by john
Lindsay, yesterday, in Highly street.
The meu had been drinking.
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MONDAY, Farewell WEDNESDAY,
Jan. Il. Appearance January %.
NINE. EUGENE PAPPENHETM
And MR. CHARLES ADAMS,
In GRAND OPERA, for Positi veIy Two (2)
Nights Only, supp ,rted by their entire Mag
nifcent Lyric Combination.
MONDAY, January Il,
IL TROVATORE.
Nine. Pappenheim. m.....................L Leonora
MIR. Charles Adams ......... ......... ManriCo
And Great Cast.
WEDNESDAY,, January S3-Wagner's
TANNHAUSER.
Nine. Pappenheim. m.................. Elizabeth
And an Immense Cast.
MUSICAL Director .............M Max. Mare,Z1k
Seats for sale ut DObmeyer u NeWhall's, 8!
West Fourth street Also, Librettos (25c) Pop
ular Prices. Admission, Parquet and Circle,
81. Reserved Seats, Parquct and Circle, SOC
extra. Admission, Balcony, 75c. Reserved
Seats in Balcony, 2jc extra. Private Roxes,
So. Gallery, SOC. jalS-3t
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DENTISTRY.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

TINCINN NATI COMMANDERY NO. 3.
tKNIGHTS TEMPLAR.--Funeral Notice.
Il lie remains Of our late frater. Sir Eden B.
Rccdcr. " ill be buried with knightly honors,
sir knights are requested to assemble at tn.
Asylum TUESDAY MORNING, at 9:75. with
Hull equipment. Carriages will leave the
1cmple at 9:l5 sharp. Knights OF other Com
Manderies are conrteously invited. Per order
vi Sir EPIlRAlM 5. WHITAKER,
Eminent Commander.
Attest: Sir OSCAR F. sHEPARD, Recorder
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FOR RENT.

NOR REST-D ELLIN G-And store,
4 northeast corner Of Court and Linn streets:
one OF the best locations in the West End for
aotion, grocery, boot and shoe or drug store.
Inquire at 4So Court strces. R-4t
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SCHOOL ~ SECOND QUAR-
LITER Commenced SATURDAY, Jan'y II,
2 Z. M, at ~ Hunorchor Hal, corner Vine and
Mercer. Former scholars at IS per quarter.
Pryat lessons in ball room and fancy dances.
jal9-3tt PROF. CHAS. l.. w. GEY kR.
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-" q DRY GOODS.
CLOSING-OUT SALE SALE
. . 81 = =

800 pieces Dress Goods at 5, 6,
q, 10, 12H. l5, 20 and Zoe per
yard; great bargains.
5000 pieces Fine EmbrOideries,
beautiful patterns, for A, b, g,
3, 10, 121a, 10, 20 and 25c. BE
sure to see them.
500 pieces Brown and Bleached
COttOns, for s, e, 3 and SC.
Best LOnsdale, Sc; Hope, Sc;
CalicOes, CheyiOts, Shirtings,
Ginghams and Tickiugs we
sell for less than they can
make them.
so pieces All-wOOl Twilled Flan-
Elel for 22c; extra width Red
TwiIled Flannels for rs, 30
and 35c; WaterprOofS, Cloths
and Linen Goods all reduced.
200 pieces Black Cashmere for
so, 90, So, 70 and Soc. Felt
Skirts, Shawis and CiOaks
cheap.
500 pairs 2-Button Kid Gloves;
dark shades, reduced 10 25c
from 6Oc. Hosiery, COrSets,
L,iDbons and Millinery Goods
at cost.
Guar entire stock Of La
dies and Children's Shoes
at actual cost.
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MAGICAL REPOSITORY.
THE LASH WEEK.

gyNHE RENOWNED PR PRESTIDIGITATEUR,
L ii. ii. HELLER, has opened d Magical
Repository at So West Fourth street, between
SIne and Walnut, for the sale OF Parlor and
Stage Tricks, which are the most astounding
ever shown in thus country, Also, fine vari-
ety OF n, W tricks. Lessons given in Natural
Magic and Legerdemain. Classes are now
Dpen. HI. LII. HELLER,
No. J6 w. Fourth street, bet. Vine ana Walnut.
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FOYSEIGN.
The war.

Natiora Associated Press TO the Star.
RUSSIA OCCUPYING ADRlANOPLE.
COE3rANrINOPLE, JSu. 2l.-Ihe Rus
slams have occupied AdrianOple.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
opERa.ASSsE. SEASS STAMWITZ

r, Il. J, MILES, ,.........,............ Manager
THIS (Monday) EVENING, January q,
First Appearance in this city Of the Queen Of
Tragedy,
NINE Won STAMWIrZ.
Monday and Tuesday, January 2l and %,
and Wednesday Matinee, an entirely new
play, i'll five acts, entitled
LADY JANE GREY"
Wednesday and Thursday, "Deborah;" Fri
day and Saturday, Messalina"
Monday, January %, BeneGt Of Manager r.
=. j. Miles. tuesday, January 20, HaVerly's
Minstrels.
Reserved seats at Hawleys, lsl Vine street
kOBINSON'S 0PERA-HOUSE.
b. NAOAULBY......... Manager
Engagement, commencing Monday Even
ing, January 81 OF the popular artistic,
KATE CLAYTON,
Who will appear in her original role. OF
LOUISE, in n. Hart Jacksoa's dramatization,
the TWO ORPHANS,
Which will be presented with new and elabo-
rate scenery, by Il. Harvey and assistants;
mechanical effects by 7. Huff o and assist
anls; appointments by George Morris and as
sstants. Saturday "Kate Claxton" Matinee.
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AN INSCKRECFION.
ATHENS. Jan. 2l.-An insurreution
has bIoAeu out III TAessa!y. Eve hum
dred Clionisls have concentrated
hetM cen the WI ges OF Bisei'za aud
P,unoDtes, near Volo. SGveuty-six
Turks have taken rctUg: in The fortress
OIL NO!O. Two hunursu LnriSlian tami-
ties have arrived at Athens.
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Four COnyicts Escapcd,

Nattona A 3sociated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Jan. 21-FOur cOnyicts es-
capped from the State Prison this morn
ing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THDERS' MANUAL.-A complete praott-
" cal guide adapteh to all trades using gild-
dug: also SILVERlNG, and other valuable
xnatter. just out. SOC. or any bookseller
STANDARD SCROLL BOOK, just out, has
- 200 designs and ideas Invaluable to all
Painters, &c. Just the thing wanted and must
b. seen to be appreciated. UntN 81. Examine
n any BOOK store VI painters supply store
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NO Exclusive Use of the Darda
meIIek.

National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Jan. Alt is officially de.
med from st. Petersburg that Russia
demanded as one Of the terms Of peace
he exclusive right Of the passage OF the
Dardane!les.
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hungary.


CONVICTED OF HIGH TREASON.
LONDON, Jan. 2l treat sensation is
created at Pestn by the conviction for
hugh treason and ssntence to five years'
i'm, rls sonmcnt OF Dr.. OYetoZar MIlitus,
IA member Of the hungarian Parliament,
OF Servian nationality, the head Of the
O.nladinu or Young Servian parry, and
the Pan SlaVlsh agltatOrs. D.. Mllitus
mas appealed against his conviction. A
SPECIAL from Pcsth says DR.. Mililus'
conviction is likely to be quAshei.
Great Britain.
ENGLAND WANTS A HEARING.
LONDON, Jan. 2L-EHglLnd proposes
til " there shall be n conference OF the
Powers after the Russian terms Of
peace are made known. Ii the POWers
decline to lake part in it, toe Govern
ment will ask Parliament for extraor-
binary credit, in order to prepare such
measures and take such precautions as
may seem necessary for The protection
OF British interests in the East.
TROUBLE IN CAPE COLONY.
LONDON, Jau. Ala dispatch from
Cane ruwn says tuat tue troubl. among
The Gaikas Is increasing. An engago-
tnent had taken place between rebels
and British troops, in which the latter
we're successful. A lator dispatch says
tha Galkas succeeded in joiniug the
Galekls, and serious trouble is appre-
heuded.
THE FUNERAL OF MCCARTHY.
DUBLIN. Jaa. M.-Tuere was great
FenIan demonstration yesterday on the
occasion Of the funeral Of Sergeant
Charles Mccarthy, who died 30 sudden
ly OIL the l0tn inst. There were No dis
turbances.
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The Needle.

n bV INVVUHUe
National Associated Press to tho Star.
GRAvrSEND, Jan. 2l-CleOpatEa' :
needle arrived here to-day.
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FOR RENT--ROoMS.

TOR RENT - ROOMS - Two unfurnishou
Il ryom5, second floor, E6l West Third street.
Ouc fllTn shed room. 2o1 West Thirl stu ect.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-FEATHERS- Large 5-pound
Il pillows, 81 (each): S5-pounl new feather
bed, &c: feathers, ibc per pound. G. W. NOR
RiSON 4 CO.. Il West Sixth street, bttweon
Maln aud Walnut street, 81 floor. ja9-lm