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JEALOUSY AND MURDER IN Mrxtco.-A die.

JEALOUSY AND MURDER IN MENDOZA dis
patch from Monterey. Mexico. says: A few DAYS
ago Louis Alrarado a suitor of Paula Salinas,
secretly murdered a rival. Cashmere de Dilas.
near the Reiugio ranch, and then, upon the girl
refusing To marry him, shot her. aud she died
In great agony yesterday. Alyarado fed. The
body of DE Ollas found near his horse.
which, tied To a tree, died from Starvation.
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WANTED-HOUSES

w rooms deep, modern improyementswest off 4tb
a., win pay cash Ii suited. Address $. H D. Star
Office. d15-3t$
VXYANTED-MODERN q TO ROOM HOUSE
w between and NJ. Attn and 18th NV. by JAN
I. Address q; l.. Star Office. dl5-3t<
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Obituary.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
II Properly, corner Lot, s3.on PENNSYLVANIA ave- 62
ieet on 10Th 81. NV. 4. A. FAhDDN, l;s.6 n sc
dl6-:I
II OST-TUEsDAI EVENING. BETWEEN sTH
Cameo Ring, engraved ''IinbIc." with ,la, lib
eral reward toy returning To so2 luth INV. dl6
NOR SALE-AF 4 BARGAIN. n SOLD THIS
II month, Two fine Lots in Pierce Pec', north side,
between 9Th and l5th st; each lot 20 sx:,D feet
10-fo.I alley. Price % cents foot. Apply lANES-
HOVER a SON. l22o h ~. NV oI52w
NOR sAIE-DI1,IRAB BILE BUILDING SITES
H New Ham lsliire avenue, nrar dupont circle,
Rhode Island ave. near scott .r,l".
Rhode Island ave corner 10TH Il.
18TH ST., north of Scott Circle.
south of
18th ST., north of Dupont Circle
dl5-lot wM Il. YOUNG, 1893 p 1t. n ".
INOR SABE-DOTS-I2 4 81. PA AVE AND !:
IL St; ST., l2Ih and 18Th; Pa ave. 18th and l:,th:
ASS. ave, 10Th and IAN; H. L. ave, 10th and IA:
Mo ave ana "a ST. ne. a. 4. HIi-l.& 60,
dl2-lm ilf. r Il
INoR SALE
IL very desirable piece OF Ground on II St, bet.
81 ana 10Th sts.; 53 feet front. VIII be sud as q
whole or Ia Lots. PARKER Il TOW SSI.ND,
di1t l4ip Il. NV.
LNoR sALE-LoT NoRI hEAST CORNER 18TH
Il and h sis NV. - feet front on X 81 by - deep
Two small Bricks Rent -, mouth each
Fine location for house and store Price, $1,000
ADAMS & BEAlI.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
nlS-lm 1920 SC.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Died while Making a Cali,

SUDDEN DEATH OF MISS MoLLIE rowNER
Miss Mollie Towner was taken suddenly IN
while calling upon Mrs. Morrison, a neghbor.
residing at 14AS street, yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock. and died in a short time. DR.
Perry, who was summoned, stated that death
was due TO the bursting of blood vessel I'm the
head, the same thing that caused Mr.. Wander
nine years of age, was the daughter of the late
John Towner, of Leesburg Va She had on
several occasions recently suffered with attacks
OF dizziness. She was apparently in unusually
Was removed from Mrs Morrison S house to the
house OF iss Towner's brotherinaaw, Mr.
George Wright, 1445 8 street.
Three Card Monte.
HOW AN AGED coLoRED MAN WAS FLEEcED.
Frank Smith, yellow man, was tried in the
Police Court to-day on the charge of the larceny
OF % from Charles Wedge, an old colored man.
Wedge testified that he came to the city on Sat
urday, and Smith met him telling him that he
could get him place to work, and showed him
another man came up aud offered to play him.
This man then said he would hold the stakes,
and witness put up S. He then tried to pick
out the card, but they changed the cards on
him, and this man said: There's your money
gone"
On cross-examination witness stated that
Smith said he would have to learn the cards
before he took him 10 the place; that the other
man put mp $40 and witness put up his money
TO win ii, for he thought he knew the mark.
Sergeant Perry testified that Smith admitted
he got the money, and said it was a bet
Smith testified that he met the man and had
some advertising cards and he showed the
trick, and Wedge proposed to bet. The other
man got the money this man lost.
The court "Six months. II is as much as
can give"
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WANTED--ROOMS.

YVANTED-FOUR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
w for light hOusekeeping, by a family of three
adults: location central and terms reasonable Address
WESLEY, star office Its
WANTED-FROM JANUARY lST. NOT FAR
w from farragut Square. two Rooms, or a Room
and Bedroom, for gentleman and son. with with.
out Board Address. stating terms, NJ. NJ, star OF
nee. 1t.
"ANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments tor rent Will find il greatly to their
advantage to register same with full particulars
directory for renting ST Cloud building
9th and F SITS, Room IA Onice open daily from 8
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LSOR SALE-THE FINE MARKET STORE 7oS
Il 9th ST.: doing a good business Inquire the
premises. -. X. WHOM. dl.,-6t
fINHE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE
II Company have a large and choice line OF inn
proved ana unmproyed property for sale. offering
chances Tor investment Parties desiring puT-
chase having land for sale in the ur north
section of the city will lind IL their advantage
To do through this company. " hch LlVes Is whole
attention and rgy the development part
of the city This company has seventy thousand
feet i'm one trait on New HaInpshireave al a bargain
for investment.
Also. 2uC,oO0 acres Of improved arm lands in Wiz.
ginia for sale exchange
n236m 5lo 4 st NV
r. HEREFORD, REAL E~TATF, LOANS, IN
- . suraice, lt2S y. Y, Mousy loaned on real
estate and other security. Real Isnie bought aud
sold. Rents collected Insurance ia nrstclass cong
panies oc24-:sms
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FOR RENT-STORES.

Il OR kENT-A FIRST-CLASS LOCATION FOR A
ia tank. Brokers Office or insurance .Conpany's
once: on 10th St, opposite the U. s. Treasury os-
sessoL January lst. 1855 Price. q, 400 per annum
Apply NJ us 18th St p:saeim
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WINTER TRAGEDIES IN CANApA-Henry
Burk and Miss Scraggie, OF st. Armand, Cam
ada, were skating on MisssQuoi bay, at
thrown into the water. The young lady was
rescued in an exhausted condition, but Burk
was drowned. Soon AFTER the recovery of his
and the bodies of Henry Cadorette and his
daughter and son were taken from the water.
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ANOh KENT >.
II Cor. 18th & NY. av..
AOr.. m.i............ $25O.OO|
1466 RI. av, l2r. ,mi68 80
18th ST., bet. . & P.186. 81
1873 n. II. sv :, l3 r.,.l26l
1915 n. III. av.. - f--.lOO
ll2S l st NV, IL r...63. SO
DO ID st. NV. Is r.S3. 30
1854 10Th NV. ,8r
FURNISHl
1910 18th E.w., l0r $50
ia n st. n.w.,t2r.......226
61I * st.n.w. ,lQr.......-16O
iz0S = st.n.w.i16r....sl50
12ll o w.,llr..., $50
i343 Corcoran st. ,0r. 81. 90
LIS II stn.w..l3r ....26lj
Zoo II .n.w.,10r. 1{5O
IL Conn. ave, 12r. 800
1928 d. St NV. l8r ,SSAj
1902 16th st.n. Y. ,0r. ,.I "a
190l u st.n.w.,10r......2(Dl
ll33 II st.n.w.,1lr...I6(
1918 10Th Ct .w.,lOr. 49,
We 18th st. a. w.,iOr. ..250
1880 Vtave. n. Ion
The above hocses car. b
cur oMce only. fhOj
dl2
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THE DOUBLE MURDER CASE DISPOSED OF IN THE
CRIMINAL COURT IN ONE DAY.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the case of
Louis Sommerfield, alias Sonnenfeld indicted
for the murder of his wife Christine and son-in-
Jaw Gotlieb Eisenbraun, by shooting them on
the Goth OF last month on Maryland avenue,
near 10Th street northeast was concluded with
Il verdict OF guilty. After THE STARS
report closed. Mr.. Phelps continued his argu-
Paent. He contended that a case of premedi-
tative murder with malice aforethought mad
not been made out. District Attorney Worth
1ngton replied, in an argument of five minutes,
and the court gave the case to the jury, who
retired at 3:45 O'Clock. In % minutes they
returned with verdict of guilty as indicted in
both cases.
Notice was given of a motion for a new trial
The prisoner was unmoved throughout the
than any one in the COURTROOM as to the result
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II OUIS CHAPUIs, PRACTICAL COOK AND
u \ Caterer. single Dishes. Dinner Parties and he
cepiions. No I4io n hear l4th -, Washing
ton, ID. c. All orders addressed I'd II Hi.BNisfl,
Confeciioner, l5Oo 18th 81. a. " VIII be promptly
attended 90. d5-lms
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Paddy Rurns Dead.

LEAVING TAaNANN HALL LAST FALL AFTER
THIRTY YEARS BROKE nis HEART.
The New lo X Ssui To-day says: Paddy Burns,
an unfi nching democrat of this city. vino has
been heard nom In his day I'm ~ her city
IN which n democratic national conven tlun has
met since the war. died AT $50 o'clo x yester-
day morning in Bellevue hospital. His friends
sent him there five days ago because he had
begun drinking again atcr thirteen wears ao-
sllnence He died 81 Inflammation Of ilIc brain.
Tie was "A Tammany man ior thirty wears until
last fall. He seeded With Duty. and Voted tor
Andy While for sheriff. THAT was n bow that
crushed Paddy" said his widow last night.
>0e-
DESPERATE FIGHT1NG WITH TIRE BLACK
FLAGs.-tSen. bctourcy, commander OF tho
French forces In Tonqutn, teegraphS that Gen.
DE Negricr has cleared the Marble mountains,
north OF Hai-Duong, of BLACK Flags ana pirates,
capturing number OF fortified cavcrus and q
large quantity OF arms and ammunition. one
cavern was desperately defended, and fully loo
pirates were Killed before IL could be taken.
several villages were also ably defended, but
the French troops Stormed their dcfcnses aud
completely routed the pirates. Numerous war
lunks were sunk between the Rapids aud the
Bamboo canals. The country has been psclfled.
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WANTED---LOTS.

:" ANTED-A BUIl DING lot IN THE NORTH
v! west section. state exact Dimensions, location
aud lowest Cash price Address Box lee. Star ofce.s
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VIyANTED = STEAM CARPEfTT .l.s,a =, ~
A. H CHAcE 4 BHo.. old L0uasasos sss uaAS
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L>XPERT TYPE-WRITING
Il cALIGKAPH OFFICE. sas Fa
ocj-3m
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OFFICERS OF THE TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
NURSES ELECTED.-The trustees of the WASH
ington Training School for Nurses elected to-
day the following officers to serve for the ensu-
Ricketts,, vice president; Mrs. Tullock, secre-
tary; Mrs. Hitz, treasurer; Mrs. Bentley, cores
ponding secretary. Mrs. Henry A. Willard was
elected a trustee. and Mrs. Col. John nj. Wilson,
with several other ladies, contributing MEM
bers. There was Il good attendance and much
interest manifested.
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CHARGED WITH RuBBING HER EMPLOYER
IN NEW YORK.-Annie Benson, cOlOred SER
want girl, employed by family in New York
city, was arrested in this city yesterday by
bling her employer of gold watch, a quilt and
a silk Dress She was turned over to an officer
from New York this morning and taken back
to that city.
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nor RENT-sIx-ROON BRICK HOUSES. 1911
- ana 1919 % O. NV: whter ana IN Apply to b
I. PAIRO, 4S2 Louisiana ave. d61mo
EOR RENT-FUkNISHED-l82 81 81. n. W.,
n ~ rooms 10. IL q 500 per year.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENOR RENT OR LEASE FOR TERN OF YEARS
II Choice Corner Lot in MI Pleasant, 240xI TO- suit
able Tor wood and coal yard florists establishment
X H. + LEIPOLD, 1881 st. NV. dl5-3t
E0R RENT-A LARGE CARRIAGE HOUSE
and stable ct 3l4 and rooms &C 3l8 and ala fnti.
ana avenue. dIs.fn
EOR RENT-cHEAP-AL LARGE. NICELY FUR
II nisned DOM on second floor. fronting south, in
private family: II convenience. Also Brick sable
room nor three horses and two carriages. Apply 845
. Sc NV dff-fws
Lux RENT-ST BILE IN THE REAR OF 1912
Il street, opposite British Legation. new stable,
Tour sails: Soachnians room and all improvements.
Apply to A. T. BkICE, ia 18th st dim
EfoR RENT-A HANDSOME TURNOUT, ON
ISSUING or Coupeiette NEW York built), two
spif1tets Horses and nickel mounted Harness; will
be let for the season reliable party willing 10 nav
mir Price for private equpage. Address Box I62,
star once nl3-lm
WANTED---LOTS.
w ANTED-A EUI DING LOT IN THE NORTH
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FOR lighthouses.

TxW'h
o iowa Clrcie$IS33 3i i2O9O r 81.
1y:o Conn ave DO 7Oi d St se.............26
LOO N st-..;. 70 i408 fth st. ,.....O5O
y. -. AZ. euu st.1OO i1iO It'll st ZOOO
!Vo Sonn ave -66. 66 1876 18th St se........163O
!aaa Oessales st--.....65 703 18th St. 2ofce rs25
1851 1itn so 1901 18th ST. tstable)-.20
~ st $50 1914 F St, 2r..............15
Jus 10th, ONCE rooms. SOL
FURNISHED
l. ave- mr. Conn 1888 80 18th at mr. r T. ave. a150
MasS aV COZ l4th3S3 80 VT ave-. mr. Iowa c....150
81, u w 300 18th. cor.
Wass. av n mos cir. Iowa Circle. 666
n Oe1lz ana 18th. $50 lGp3A. ave, mr. N st..160
Conn. ave-. mr. n st...25ll l9tn near n Io5
18th st. bet and 2O0IiI n net 1ffh and 81 ST. l25
Conn. ave. near n st. 2g,Ot Grant Place - rs
X. bet 18th and 18th ZOO De Salrs n 80 - l20
Q st, bet 18th and 14th1OO
FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
az 1887 Penn. ave. W.
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LOTTA AT THE NATIoNAI.-Lotta, who is a
great iavorite in Washington, will occupy the
She will open her engagement with her new
play, .Mlle. Nitouche," assuming the character
of Japanese Princess, and two other parts.
The box sheet for sale of seats will be opened
on Thursday morning, December 18th.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ISOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE OF TWELVE
II Rooms, near Cxpitol: 1l3 Maryland ave. ne;
reasonable rent Its
LrOR RENT-SO6 L sT NV, TwOSTORY AND
y attic Frame; rooms $22 r. II. T. LIZ: FOLD
1881 81. me-, di6txt
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"ANTED-LADIEST TO WORK FOR US on OUR
w samples for holiday trade; $40 to SIS per week
can be made: full particulars free Address, once
CARLETON & co, Boston, siass.. Box 81 81 n2S-im*
WANTED ADIEsS TO WORK FOR Us AT
w their own homeE 81 10 SO per week be
quietly made No Photo painting no canv assing.
CENT ART CO.. Beston, Mass. Box $40. n2l-5w
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L'OR RENT-4lS 18TH ST. n. W., LARGE AND
Il handsomely furnished PariOr Suite, bay window:
sun b. tn sides; kitchen and din,ngroom if desired;
very desirable. d15-,t*
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
SMALLPOX CASES IN MONTREAL.
FoRTr-ErdHr DEATHS REPORTED IN A DA

FoBTY-EIGHT DEATHS REPORTED IN DAY.
EFFORTS OF THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
MONTREAL, Sept. IA (SpeciaD. There were
4S deaths from smallpox in the city yesterday and in the
week ending Sunday there were 12s deaths
five other Catholics, five Protcstants and Ill wers
uhder ten years Of age The Catholic schools opened 10
day and the Protestant schools Will open II
answer to question to-day the chairman of the Health
Committee said that there probably 500 In
the city. At the Canadian Pacific Depot DIR.
Ambrose stopped woman with child who had
come from Toilette. The child had the smallpox
and was sent to the Civic Hospital. The conductor
suspended for allowing the woman to ride the train.
number OF cases reported In tho suburbs adjoining
Montreal. In building called Soah's Ark, where
twcntyfour families live. five deaths satur
day. and dead patient and live ones wers
removed from there to-day The live patients vera
taken to the Civic Hospital.
meeting OF the Citizens Committee was held thil
afternoon when the inactiOn OF the Civic Board OF
Health was severely criticised. petition then
read which asked that the CITY Council the Ci
Zens Committee what should be known the Ener
genoy Health Committee, and incorporate them with thu
CIVIC Health Committee II this authority granted
they would within six hours begin cOmpetD
Isolation OF all known patients. by the cree.
ton and completion within six days OF
additional temporary hospital accommodation
House 20 house inspection will be made TO reveal
ported and to that all persons yaccnated.
the Board Of Health by five members and to add uns
members Of the Citizens Committee to act Ill
with them.
OTTAWA, Sept IA woman from Montreal who was
admitted to the hospital here last week. suffering from
smallpox, has died. lawson another patient, Is recoy
cring.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
OVER THOUSAND NEW CASES REPORTED
REFUGEES RETURNING TO rouLoS-QUARAxrrNn
AT ROME.

REFUGEES RETURNING TO TouLoN-QUARAxrrSn
AT ROME.
MADRID, Sept 14.-The reports of cholera
for the week ending last night show that the disease Is
stationary in the provinces Of santander and Barcelona
and in all tho other infected provinces there has
steady decrease.
TIE Deums generally sung in the churches throughs
out Spain yesterday. There were 1016 new and
125 deaths from cholera reported yesterday throughout
Spain.
ToULoN Sept 14-Not a single death from cholera
was reported here last night The shops rcopcnne
and numbers OF refugees returning city There
are only seventyone at present under treatment
MARsEILLEs, Sept 14-Seven deaths from cholera
have been reported In this city to-day Thirty patients
remain under treatment IN the Pharo Hospital. No
more bulletins will be issued here.
ROME Sept 14-Quarantine has been established
against all arrivals from Sicily. The Government has
begun issuing cholera bulletins. The first shows that
from September to September ID there l46 cases
ana elgysx deaths reported in the infected districts
OF Italy To-day there reported four and
four deaths at Palermo. and fifteen and four
deaths Parma.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

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New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
MAKING A FTY.DoLLAR BILL

WLKEsBARRE, Penn, Sept. IA (SpeeiaD.-
william zirnhelt Saturday paid to the City Clerk
sum of money in which fifty dollar bill. Tho City
Treasurer pronounced it a counterfeit and the
laid before United states Commissioner Hahn The bill
was traced back John Mastersou who keeps grocery
In this city He arrested this morning and bound
over in So 20 bail for further hoarng The bill had
originally been $40 bill, but the figure ara w1rd one
whenever they occurred had been VI and thJ heue
and word five cut from 50 bill suDs,iu,cA 80 c.ov-
ery the work done that u needed soaIonin; exa,
nation TO detect fraud Is thought that the real
cOunterfeiter yet bean discovered, though u 10
believed that Masterson knew was counterfeit wnes
In rasa
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

through which the topmast is stepped The race on
Wednesday will bs over a course twenty miles TO
windward and return on the open sea- IL VIII be
started as near 10 o'clock possible.
The people on the Geaesta and on the Puritan all
complained last night about the way In which the
excursion steamers aud tugs crowded around them.
The steamers generally kept to lccward. but not
far enough to prevent their swash from interfering
with the racers.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE IN LONDON.

LONDON, Sept. 14.-The Times to-day says,
The statement Will be read with Interest that
the Chief Justice OF the United States among nis
regetabe though that the time of the year prevents
concerted action respecting his visit being taken
part of the different Inns OF Court. The legal pro-
esson however will extend Chief Justice Waite that
cordial reception given by Americans TO Lord Chief
Justice Coeridge the occasion of the aters visit 70
the United States But 10 lifting that the presence
among of Judge yet more eminent IN position than
Lord COeridgo be known and recognized by us"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

almost pandemonium. Drum and horn, whistle
and cannon. rolled and shrieked and doomed in
long tumultuous chorus; thousands OF voices
hallooed their acclamatons and for ten minutes the
was taken up by nutltudes OF people who had as
sembled on Forts Wadsworth and Hamilton and
was only stilled In order that opportunity might
plucky rival. The Genesta received an enthusiastic
salute. The enthusiasm of the Dauntess's little
brass gun was so unrestrained that portion OF her
windward rail was blown of in the effort to do
justice to its emotions.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
PROCLAIMED KING OF AYAM.

PARIS. Sept. 14.-General de COurcey, com-
mander OF the French troops In Anam teegraphs to-day
TO the Minister of War from Hue the capital OF Anam,
that Channong has been proclaimed the King Of
Anam aud entered the royal palace to-day. He will be
crowned ou September 10.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
VICTORY FOR GENERAL CACEREs

LIMA, Sept. Son August 15 detachment
OF Government troops occupying the town or Clnta,
sixty miles from Lima in the valley running parallel to
that Rmac. surprised by division OF General
Caceress army, and, after sharp action OF several
hours fly In disorder This Is the first ad-
vapage any consequence gained by the revolutionary
leader over the Government.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
TESTIMONY IN THE ARMSTRONG CASE.

LONDON, Sept. 14.-Mrs. BroughtOn, who, ii
is alleged conducted the sale OF Eliza Armstrong with
her mother testified to-day that the girl not sold,
and declared that she accepted tire 81 from Mrs. Jarrett
in consideration Of past kndnesses
Mrs. Armstrong testified that she had objected to her
daughters entering service because she required
home.
The ease was adjourned 70 september &c
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
CAPTURING PREsTAN,s FOLLOWERS.

PANAMA, Sept. 5.-BenjamD Ruiz, the negro
who seized the tug Gamecock has been captured Boz
ca-delToro where he levying forced contribution
the inhabitants. Charles Abrahams, the jamaican
who concerned with Ruiz In the seizure the tug,
also captured at Porto Belo Still another Of Pres
tans leutenants has been taken at Cologne and ona
simons. who had less connection with the
lutionary party made prisoner he landed from
Jamaica.
The Panama Railway Company lave begun to buid |,
temporary Office at Colon on the same site wLic I
stood their Office before It's destruction In the fire. Ths
front street In Colon is TO be rebuilt forthwith.
The Star aud Herald says We shall In October
the first OF the Panama Canal opened full
length. breadth and depth The first section will
Prise waterway from Colon to near Tiger Hill dis
tauce of twelve kilometres, and will jnaugurate the
istence OF the first portion Of the Panama Canal"
Julio Romano santos who recently released from
prison Ecuador is his way Washington estab.
ish his claim 10 recognition AS an American citizen by
the United States Government, before taking steps
obtain restitution from the Ecuadorlan auth rrs for
tue losses he has suffered by false arrest and nnprsOn
Mr.. santos that he in prison than
months IN which time his house entered aud
stripped OF all movable property. He estimates the
damage at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15
ENGLISH CLAIMS TO THE cARoLINEs.

LONDON, Sept. JAIN case Germany per.
sists in claiming the Carones England mindful OF her
rejection of SPANS claims 1878, will claim equal
rights with Germany.
MADRID Sept 14.-General Salamanca to-day declared
that he had intention of offending Germany In giving
up his decoration OF the Order OF the Red Eagle which
had conferred upon him by the Emperor William.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-15

LONDON, Sept. 14.-The boundary defined in
the Anglo Russian protocol comedies nearly with that
proposed by NJ Lessar Russia gets the whole oasis Of
Penjdeh, including Ak-Tepe, Akrobat aud Pull
Khatun Afghanistan gets Meruchak and the whole Of
Zukar Pass. Colonel Kohlberg will be chief Of the
Russian Commission and NJ. Lessar next In command.
Both commissions will be much smaller than those
headed by Sir Peter Lumsden and General Zeleno They
will begin work two months after the signing OF the pro-
tocol and will probably finish their labors next August
The new RussoAfgh frontier commission Will meet
In Zu hkar November II Is estimated that IL will noa
conclula q lahOrs until August. 1856