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The sun., 1891-06-26
HIS DIPLOMA ATTACHED.
A Yale Student Whose Sheepskin 10 Hei,
for the Payment or Billiard BilI.

A Yale Student Whose Sheepskin 10 Held
for the Payment or n Billiard Bill.
New HAVEN. June 25.-There 10 ono student
in the class Of Yale, 81. which graduated yes
terday. who did not receive his diploma. His
name Is Fitz Daniel Ermentrout Of Reading.
Pa. son Of the Congressman OF that name.
He WAS a member OF the Law School. Some
time ago he contracted bill amounting to SIS
at billiard room. and. refusing to pay It the
bill was put in the hands Of an attorney. Err.
mentrout was informed that unless tho bill
was paid on Tuesday legal action would be
begun. The lawyer. realizing that delay might
give Mr.. Ernentrout chance to secure his
degree aud leave town, decided to garnishse
his diploms; Papers were muds out and given
ing. lust before the procession started from
out Prof. Doxter secretary ui the corporation,
and served tho paDers upon him.
Ermentrout all unconscious OF tho action
that had been takon. was an interested spoc-
tator at tho exercises. and when the students
fell in limo to go on the stage for their diplomas
he Joined the others of his class. The students
went on tho stage In squads. and the President
handed to one OF the students sheepskins
enough for tho entire SQUAD. Ermentrnut re-
oeivod the bunch Tor his squad. and In distrib-
uting thom missed the one tor himself. He
sought out Prof Dexter, from whom he !, armed
what had become OF his diploma He did not
receive the diploma to-day and will not until
he settles the bill for billiards.
The sun., 1891-06-26
A RESPITE FOR OzBItRN.
The Atlanta Murderer's Execution Put
or For Thirty Days.

ATLANTA. June 25-Gov. Northen has re-
spited Charles Ozburn for thirty days. which
will postpone his execution until July 25. Tho
resrite is granted because OF Ozburn's critical
physical condition. aud at the request OF the
Jury which sat yesterday. by special summons
OF the Sheriff. on the question OF the sanity of
the prisoner. Ozburn killed John bradley. gro.
Ger. in this city. about year ago. The assault
was 9 most nnprovoked one, ozburn was in
occurred bot ween himself and bradley CON.
SerlnS tS the settlement OF an account amount
.oztnrn .rmed himself and went 70 barber
would MI comm heore night. He proceeded
ut once TO Bradley's store. shooting him five
times. Ozburn. was sentenced to be hanged on
June 2a. For the last three months his physi-
cal condition has been very bad. his weight
diminishing from ls0 20 abou:, lOO, pounds.
Several physcans made ,anldavit TO the
Sheriff that they believed him insane. and
under the law covering such cases. the Sherff
sumnoned Jury yesterdry and the question
}nry deoiared hiln sane. but recommended tho
Governor to grant him respite for thirty days
on account OF his physical condition.
The sun., 1891-06-26
THE IRISH LAND Bill,
Debates In the Hop-e or Lords Fiud Mech
to Criticise.

to Crftfc1sc.
LONDON, June 25.-The Earl OF Csdoean
conservative, in the House Of Lords to-day
moved that tho Irish Land bill be read for the
second time. The Earl OF CadoGan said he did
not doubt that some OF those who were on the
Government's side regarded with disfayor sew
eral OF its provisions. Yet, he added they were
ready to support its main principles
Lord Donman tConservative) moved that the
bill be rejected on the ground that 1t would in-
jure the landlord. embarraas the tenant, and
lead to false conceptions as to the rights OF
both. Lord Dcnman later classed the bill as a
mischevous form OF legislation" and ex-
pressed the opinion that the real fiiends Of
md oppose the measure.
Tho Marquis OF Waterford tConservative) re-
marked that the bill was the most IMPLICATED
ever produced. Nobody. he added. had a clear
idea OF what was proposed. nor as to what
would be tho effect OF tho bill. II the House
adopted the bill It must do 30 in Acknowledged
Ignorance as to how II would operate. Admit.
ting. continued the marquis. that great credit
asS to mr. @
clauses IN the bill WHICH ought TO be amended.
As the bill now stands: and as 1t will probably
advances shall be made bv tho Issue OF q sum
OF guaranteed land stock. equal In nominal
nm9pnt to the advance and ssespted .S BY The
ssidns diviasnds oei 81 ss ia. por apnum .
as5 such
sinking fund Is to be created by means M OF ~ an
annual sIn Of one reT cent on the m fhs
purchase account controlled by tho Land Com
or thss 10 s
perial Consolidated Fund.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Your Blood
Will be purer, and your
appetite better, after taking
II HOOd's
SarsapariIIa
THE CHILEAN INsURRECTIOM.
Admirai McCann's Report of the Move
mepts of the OpposinE War Ships.

Admiral MeCann's Report OF the Move-
snents of the Opposing War ships.
WASHINGTON Juno 25.-The Navy Depart
mont has received a report from Admiral Nc
Cam on board his haRshp the Baltimore.
dated 1quique. Chill. May Is. as follows:
There have been no military or naval oper-
ations Of Importance In the northern pro-
vinces recently. Admiral Hotham. who keers
himself well informed concerning events by
his cruisers moving up and down the coast.
writing from Coquimbo on the 18th inst. In
formed me that all the revolutionary squadron
had gone north from Caldera. and that
only 700 or 800 mon wero left to garrison
Caldera and Copiapo. Since the loss OF the
Blanc0 Encalada most OF the insurRent forces
nre concentrating about tho nitrate ports. The
only efficient vessels remaining to the insur-
gents are the Huascar and Esmcralda and
the Almirnnte Cochrane. The remainder is
made MP OF a few old Eunboats and armed
TRANSPORTS. the brok down and worn-opt re-
by water. against Valparaiso or other southern
yiously reported to the denariment. but on
the contrary the Government torpedo cruiser.
he rnsa keep The in
R"!:s T. constant state Of alarm BY threaten
OF he ss msnS pa MSS the SoedS Il
the offing. and oruis.d about for some time.
WHOM tho Almirante Cochrane. which had e:
turned to, the anchorage after cruising
outside saa all night g"t Ip steam team md md
Condel appeared OF .r.acua. where
two gunboats also Joined in the pursuit:
Again. IN the 10Th. the Imperial appeared OF
this port Just before dark and opened rapid
tire. The object nf the firing could not be. dis
covered: as no NO. Other vessels were In sight ia
0HIsGins, stood out toward the imperial.
after which tlring was again heard until a late
hour. but with what results could not be
learned. Just before these vessels went IN
pursuit of the 1mperial. at about 6:15 =. NJ.
ons, one OF their torpedo launches. between the
O11igKins and this shin. but nearer to the
FOX mer. was accidentally blown up by it's own
torpedo and sank Immediately. drowning two
and mortally wounLinG four OF her crew OF
eight mon. One q the dead bodie. was
was soon aft!iward sent on shore.
" The tondel attacked Taltal on the 21st
burning the Government building and the
Custom House On the 25th the Cochra"e.
Magellanes, Amazonas, and a small collier left
1uuiGne and stood to the southward. to pro-
tect that locality. The speed OF the Condel and
Imperial is such that they easily elude pur-
any port"
The sun., 1891-06-26
Accused or sw,ad,..x HI. Employer.

Cornelius A. King Of l69th street and jerome
avenue has been an agen; and collector for tho
John Hinchcline brewing Company CT Pater.
son for six years. He has an office at 60 Ho-
ratio street. Detectives Won Gerichten and
Trainor OF the District Attorneys ONCE ar
rested him yesterday At his homo on charge
oflarceny ple'erred by Mr. Hinchclifre Re-
GENTLY. the complainant auys. Horatio Cnoper
OF Houston street aud the Bowery fitted up a
saloon. saloon: ,.!,n and King informed the firm thar
The 1rm gave King tho money without 1ues.
tion. They have ssincs learned. they assert.
that King pocE eted the money himself King
more the firm say: and his stsalngs will
The prisoner once lived in Passaic N. J.. and
At one time was tho President OF .he Tax
Board OF that place. A; the Tombs Police
Court YESTERDAY afternoon Justice Taintor
The sun., 1891-06-26
Trouble with the Naxsio..

LAS VEGAS. N. NJ. June 24.-Further advices
received here from Fort WinGate. 500 miles
west. to-day are to tho effect that the trouble
on the Navajo reservation seems to be increas-
ing. Lieut.. q. III. Brett. who ws-scnt with a
detachment OF troops 10 Keens cafon. near
%spdsr q b troop on tho zuni ressrystion re S sS%
asking him to como to his aid a. speedily Is
possible A courier has also arrived at Fort
wingate with q demand upon the command ding
ofncer for another troop OF cavalry or all the
H troop. second Cavalry. under command oi
Capt. liobins,on. has left for Fort Wingate
This makes three troops OF cavalry now in the
themselves In readiness to he called out. The
trouble among tue Indians may mean another
NAVAJO war.
The sun., 1891-06-26
THE NEWS WAS IN THE sun.
An OmcIal Investigation Started - Fin,
Out How IL Got There.


Out How It Got There.
" Collector Erhardt has directed Privats Secre-
tary Frank Sperry to begin an Investigation 70
find out how TIRE Sun got the news about the
replies Of the Deputy Collectors and Chiefs Of
Division to the Wilbur and Chance Commis-
slon's report. The Collector had . clerk out
out The clips from TIE Sun. and thsse. were
pasted on lettors tbat were sent to the heads
Of divisions asking them 4 they in. any way
had given the reporter Of T9E Sun the inior.
The two most severe letters were sent to
Cashier BQstwick and Acting Superintendent
Leo. Mr.. Bnetwick replied that he had givon
20 intOTmatIon g TaE Sun. Mi; IL sent :
ants had given any information This vouldn't
do; A SECOND letter went hack 70 NJ. Lee.
lion. Mr. Lee replied that he had not. snd
that ANYBODY could SEQ that be hadn't, besansf
In his report he had not used tho words billed
shirts" ard "rieayune." TIE sux reportsr
nor their subordinstes fuIn!shed the news. It
was susgested that tho Collector bad selected
OF news In tho Custom House.
The sun., 1891-06-26
BAP11zED INTO THE GREEK CHURCH,
And BY an Archimandrito who was Sum.
moseA Especially from San Francisco.

Aad Sy an Archimandrlto who was Sum.
mo.oA Especially from San Francisco.
Little Lois Rail-. tho thirteen.months.o .oid
daughter OF Anthony Ralli OF 46 West Seventy
third street. clad In long lace gown which
has been In tho Ralli family for 22O
years. was christened yesterday afternoon
under the hands OF Archimapd,ite Kanellas Of
the San Francisco Orthodox Russian Church.
Father yKanellas had been summoned across
the continent to immerSe Baby ialli.
Father Kenallas, with patrinIc chal heard and
jewolled gown, stood over the infant. which
Was held In Its eodparent's arms, and ,admin-
istored the ritual in Greek. followed by CONF
piete Immersion. ana instructions To the spon-
sorr. Mr., and Mrs Theodore r. liali.
There has been but one stmil.r christening
in this city since tho closing Of the Russian
Church here. That was six years ago. when q
brother Of Mr.. Rail- summoned a Greek priest
from 81. Louis. ON account OF the great OK
penso. the poorer Russian classes are obliged
20 content themselves with an Episcopal SER
vice NJ christening time
Among the Ruests. at the Rslli home yester-
day we're Consul D. y. Botassi and the Turkish
father. Father Kenellas will 10 to Savannah.
Church In another Greek family
The sun., 1891-06-26
FIREWORKS At MANHATTAN REACH.

First Production or the New Spectacle,
"Paris From Empire to commune.''
The fireworks season at Manhattan Beach
opened last night with tho Story OF Paris
from Empire to Commune" Tho amphi.
theatre was crowded. Tha spectacle began
with ono Of the great fete days OF tho Emperor
Napoleon.
The stage picture represented Paris as is
was in 1870 and 1871. The streets were
thronged. everybody was cheerful. and tho
city was covered with flags. There were
games and acrobatic feats ON tho
stage. and then the Emperor and En-
through the streets In the imperial equipage.
eSe sh,ns SetNsen as sbe FssneR
there I W wa. great pyroteehnic display. sreater.
probably. than any Mr. Pain had ever under
The rockies went higher and made more
noise than they did last year, and there were
more bright coiors in the stars they shot out.
mSTshsd EI}t b lad the ffussan Crown Prince
army came on and then vent OF again. It was
che sn %f hey 5 to
the x 5e msds ne eHs dsp.S
eoS ehePe oi gf Jas
A battl was fought in tho streets while tho
buildings were burning. and after they wore
destroyed. Then there was another pyI Iotech-
n,H ddlsDls an and finally huge screens Tess
to the centre Of each and instantly the por-
traits Of Napoleon and the Grown Prince sp-
peared In fire side by side.
Tho stage this year is 4v0 feet long and near
y as wide. and in front OF 1t is sheet OF water
Seine. The amphitheatre is reached from the
beach BY means of q bridge that goes over the
railroad tracks and body Of water. When
swayed In dangerous way. and tho police had
to hold buck the people and lot over only q few
at time.
The sun., 1891-06-26
BIDS the County Democracy Farewell.

Patrick O'Rourke has resigned from the
County Democracy Committee In the Twenty.
-purth Assembly district Mr.. O'Rourle was an
active supporter OF Commissioned Louis J.
Heintz at the last election. but he doesnt like
Matthew r Breen. who. no alleges. Is now re-
nsxed district Mr.. Okourko's letter 10 Chair
man Cauldweli says:
! cannot bclong 10 Your orRauxation any longer ss
s,nI 20 hrpphcah khe. particularly IN this i'm.
pors"mt ysah whsn 'en.ocraic su teuaev 10 nsces
contest 'eb an Iurihrr opposd alsa IL, III. ns !"
found sI.irs who have ~ migrate uily forgot,n the
Rorss psrs,Sn. from outside and ysn them pos.ioss
when it comes that indicted ruiifAns who vsrs not
vos mere ~ the late election can get the
70 many or our deserving ctxsus II n Tine FOR
honest Democrat 70 pause and rsdsot "' ''s's
The sun., 1891-06-26
CAPT. LA11MER ARRESTED.
Accused or RobbinG tho Orange Builain
and Loan Associations OF "a, SEQ.

Accused or Robbing the Orange BuilAing
and Loan Association or %, SEQ.
Capt. William H. Latlmer. ex-secretsry Of
the Orange Building and Loan Association.
was arrested At O'Clock yesterday morning
charged with embezzline $500 Of tho funds
OF the association.
The arrest was the result OF an excited de-
bate in the rooms OF the association on Thurs
day night About 200 OF the $50 members were
present. President Joseph B. Bray read long
report giving In detail the history OF the al
legged embezzlement He said the shortage
was s3,5O0 and that he and Mr. Hall, who
were Latimers bondsmen for $1,000. would
make the amount good. He said also that
Treasurer Edward H. Snyder was responsible
for $3.50 Of Latimers shortage because he
% coiiaterSl @ loans eShf %r Snyder dseied tSs. Ss
was responsible. and said he would not nay
The ss Hss ss.s s ID S 90 ss 50 81 H. 'sa
ipe Of checks drawn By the secretary was with
with almost ali Of the financial Affairs Of The
=, When the question Of arresting and proeeeu.
ting Latimer Sa%e TO vote the doors @ Of tae
ap The sse
the proposed action. Many refused 10 vo,e.
Shs Vo'fa against tie srrss
Then President bray. Solicitor J. X. Field.
Marshal OF Police McChesney, and Sergeant
Leary proceeded to the residence OF Justice
Davis. Mr. Field had prepared the com plaint.
and when Justice Davis arose and came down
stairs. the warrant was quickly issued. Then
Marshal NcChesney sent Sergeant Leary.
Roundsman McCartuy. and Fatrolman Dolan
to Latimers house
Mrs Latimer opened the door and called her
husband. who dressed quickly and acrompa-
MED the officers. He was cool and acted as II
cell, and was brought before Justice Davis
yesterLay morning. Bail was fixed at $1,000.
nishinR and hat store in Orange. and recently
look employment with the st Louis White Lead
day. and said that he could not make good the
deficiency at the next meeting but would pay
1t all II time were allowed him.
The sun., 1891-06-26
r.u,,.. Markham Want. . Divorce.

Rudolph Murray. an actor. and his wife.
Pauline Markham. tho once famous beauty Of
BLACK Crook" days, agreed about three
months ago to separate. They have been
married about ten yenrs. Mr.. Murray said
yesterday that he and HIS wife had lived apart
Tor several months. and 1t had now been ar
limited divorce ON the ound Of incom pati-
biliiy OF temper"
Mr. Murray is Pauline Markham's second
husband, her fiIst having been Major Gen. Nc
NJ, hon OF the Confederate Army. fiom whom
she Was divorced. She met Nr. Murray while
the two were playing in the same company In
the British provinces
The sun., 1891-06-26
Mr.. Gladstone. Friend. Alarmed.

LONDON. Juno 25.-The 81. James's Gazette
this afternoon says that Mr.. Gladstone's 8 friends
are seriously alarmed stthe state OF his health.
Sir Andrew Clarke. MIR. Gladstone's chief ply
sician. is in fear that tho veteran statesman
may not recover from tho effects OF the attack
OF Influenza from which ne suffered this spring.
Mr.. Gladstone has gone to Lowestoft. . sea-
port town. Tor the purpose OF recruiting his
health.
The sun., 1891-06-26
A ball or Fire catered the House.

NORFOLK. June 25.-During heavy thunder
storm last night the house Of Howard Joynes
a well-known farmer Of Princess Ammo county.
was struck by ball OF lightning. Mr. and
Mrs. Joynas were seated in the kitchen OF the
dwelling near q stovo.
The ball struck the stove. shattsring 1t to
piecsa 1t then struck Mrs. Joynes In tho
breast. killing her instantly. the body turning
Its mothers lap was also instantly killed. but
no mArks were found upon its body. Tho
spossd. The aiic,sd hnsbaad afhsd r. neaIls 40 as
dementsd by grief
The sun., 1891-06-26
Mr.. nu.eA,..o. Set. TA.. u.

Mr.. BENJAMIN P. Hutchinson hasn't lsft
town yet He doesn't 20 near the Produce Ex.
change auv moro. but he has got along very
well without that institution. Yesterday he
was WAS treating. md as be visited the variou.
AMI Beaver street. he found plenty Of frirnds.
he shook hands With al Of them. and refreshed
them. AMI paid the bills from . long black
wallet. As he told one Of them:
I'm not doing much business. but am
haNing u rattlipg good time."
The sun., 1891-06-26

The Bakers. Butehers. and Groeers All
Threaten to stop Work.
PARIS. Juno 25.-Thnt there really s serious
side 10 the bakers. butchers and q locers'
strike may DO set down rs fact for this after-
noon meeting OF tho Council Of Ministers was
held ut tho Elysee Palace, and the whole Ques-
tIon of the present labor disturbance. from all
points, was fully discussed. The result was
that 1t was decided that. in the event OF tho
strike extending. the m mastcr bakers, butchers,
nrocers, and other sunpliers OF food must tako
measures TO provide Paris. mt !rast. with the
quantity OF bread required for the daily use OF
It's Inhabitants.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Note. orFore,su Happen,ns..

Heavy thunderstorms are reported through
out England and Ireland to-day. Much dam
age was caused by Hoods; and several houses
A terrible thunder storm passed over Jager-
dorf. Austria SilesiR. to-day. Three villages
were set on fire by the lightning. and three
men and number OF cattle were killed.
A despntch from Broussa- Asia Minor. says
that band OF brigands has carried of two OF
tho wealt thiest residents OF that place. Gen.
d'armes have been sont in pursuit OF tho out
laws,
The sun., 1891-06-26
VACATION FOR THE JURY

While . Motion h Arsnea to Disniss the
Aqueduct Contrsetors' Sui.
O'Brien 4 Clark rested their case yesterday
10 their suit against the city to recover $500 900
for extra work on the aqueduct tsection g.,
The Jury has been discharged until next week
and Judge lngrahnm will hear to-day notion
to dismiss the COMPLAINT,
The sun., 1891-06-26
A Clereymnn's Disgrace.

LONDON. Juno 25.-The Rev. Augustus Pull
ling curate Of WINFIELD. near Windsor. who
was arrested the latter part OF April on the
charge OF immortality. was brought up before
the magistrate TO- -day. He pleaded guilty In
regard to Miss Emma Benre. daughter OF o
to make what amends he could by marrying
the girl. but the father sternly refused to NC
cent the proposition.
The curate was sentenced to six months'iim-
prisonment at hard labor.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Say. He Came to wor. for R,ns,e-.

Joseph Schmid. young German immigrant.
who arrived yesterday on the steamship Edam
Inadvertently remarked to the inspector who
took his pedigree at tho Barge ONCE yesterday
that he was going 10 work for Ripgler. tho
brewer. He wa. sent down TO tho otilce Of
amination. He declared that while he was
employed in the brewery Of Bottner Il Wohlge-
nu:h. In Stuttgart; he met tho son OF George
Young Mr.. Ringler gave Schmid s27 10 pay his
expenses across the ocean aud promised to pay
him $l4 week for his work. He was retained.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Hoats 10 Long nranch.

The seasons work by the Iron Steam boa.
Company to Long Branch will Legin to-mor-
row. The Taurus Will leave West Twenty third
strset.N. r.. At $3.50 A. H.. Pier l. N r.. at 10 A.
NJ, and the Ocean Pier at Long Branch at 1915
Z. NJ. On the second trip she will leave West
Twsnty.third street at $3.50 P. NJ. Pier l., n. X.
The sun., 1891-06-26
To tho Rssormatory for Mau.,.urh,er.

George ". Lytls and Tura Maura. colorcd
bell boys In the Hotel Gladstone. auarrelled on
May Is. Lyle claiming that Maura owed him
halfa dollar. They came TO blows. and Maura
struck Lyus upon tho head with srick.
Thereupon Lyte drew revolver and shot
terdsy In the General Sessions, before Judge
CowinR. Of mansianghter. In view OF Lytle's
Cowing committed him TO the Elmirs Rsforma-
tory.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Having Blown Up the Jail Arse. IL Now
Threateaed.

FINDLAY. Ohio. juno 25.-Matters arc grow
ing more despe: ate at the town of McComb.
whero the village prison was blown up by
dynamite Sunday night. Last evening the
newly organized Law and Order League held
s1sssinx TSs o5 or tks
town and other officials continue TO receive
threatening letters; ornameDted with skull
burn rssidences and poison horses II further
enforcement OF the village laws is made.
The sun., 1891-06-26

"Apolio's" Souvenir Night ~ the Casass.
Casino last night IN celebration Of tho niiieth
performance OF Apollo" Pretty albums. cen.
tanning portraits Of Lillian Russell. Louise
Beaudet and Grace Golden and De AnseiiS.
sttsvens; ,ts sch1i!z' md Eva Dsvsnpors
presented to the audience, and
handsome howers were sent over he foot.
ssTa ESsssll ..S sgDe:ssd 4 f. 'S@s 6seo%iDx ny
piGht to give place to \ revival Of The GRIND
Duchess" in which LILLIAN Russell viii im-
personate her original role.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Irrisatias the Colorado Plateau.

Ban FRANcIsco.Juns ar. J. Hinton. special
agent in charge OF the rrigati N inquiry, ar
rived here Yesterday, He says that tho great
Colorado plateau can possibly be made arabic
BY means OF irrigation. thus adding fifty mil
lions OF acres to the arabic area. He says that
finest Irrigation system on the continent,
The sun., 1891-06-26
Young MolIoy ReEainiss His Speech
Slowly.

Young David M0lloH who turned deaf mute
so suddenly q week ago. seems 10 be coming
around again to his normal condition. His
father heard him muttering yesterday morn.
ing whom he nwoke. His physicians Z hlnk now
that he will recover tha faculty OF sps ch agein.
Ior Moiloy's condition. When the boy was
asked Yesterday IL he had spoken in the MORN
ing 10 mis- father he looked surprised and wrote
that he didn't think he had.
The sun., 1891-06-26
He VIII Try to save Duncan.

LONDON. June 2a-Dr. Walter Kempstsr. the
well-known American specialist In lunacy has
arrived in Wales. whore he will testify on be-
half Of r. c. Duncan Of Washington d. c.. who
Is shortly to be placed on trial charged with At
tempting to murder his wife.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Emperor william and HIS Now Yacht.

BERLIN. Juno 25.-Emperor william has ar
rived at Kiel previous to starting on his trip to
Holland. Tho Emperor to-day went OF on a
short cruise In his new Yacht. the Meteor. for
meriy the scotch cutter Thistle. which. In 1887.
was beaten by the American sloop Volunteer
in New York waters Tor tho Americas Cup.
The sun., 1891-06-26
Five Years for sketehinE Forts.

PARIS. juno 25.-The tribunal OF the Seine
to-day sentenced a German. named Schneider.
to five years Imprisonment for taking photo
graphs OF French fortiflcations. Tho trial took
place with closed doors.