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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-21
Religious Ceremonies in Turkey

, The Constantinople correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun thus describes an interesting
ceremony of the Greek Church in that
city. .0 . ....-... .., -..s -.
"The Greek Church celebrated their Epi-
piano on the 18th, when the singular and
curious ceremony of Babtizing the Crcsa'
was performed. The day is ushered in by
the Greek priests going through the city
making tremendous clatter upon lcng
boards with small wooden mallets, at the
same time, in most dismal and nasal tones,
calling their focks to church. They are
obliged to adopt this method of collecting
their congregations, owing TO the great aver"
sion the Turks have ever entertained toward
bell-netal. '''.
"Arnout Knei, a Greek village upon the
Bosphorus, claims precedence in regard to
the extent and splendors OF the ceremonies.
A long procession of Greeks headed by
their priests, dressed in their most gorgeous
vestments, march from the church to the
wallis edge, where they perform certain re-
ligious ceremonies. The chief priest then
slightly advances, repeats prayer, and
blesses a fair-sized Greek cross, with which
he has previously furnished himself, and
throws it into the water. Instantly
large number of men from the shore and
from numerous caiques plunge in to re-
cover the crucifx. Mad with excitement
and religious fanaticism, the struggle is
most severe, and they can be seen beneath
the transparent waters graphing with each
other in their endeavors to possess them
selves Of it, and the successful diver is hail
ed with many d shout as he rises to the top
triumphuntly holding aloft the sacred en-
blem of our salvation. From the shore he
is conducted TO the church, and supported by
the priests chanting the ritual OF this relg-
ion, and Immediately becomes an object Of
venerafion to the immense crowd of his CO.
religionists who are present. After certain
ceremonies, he visits nearly every Greek
house in the village toreceiye the compli-
ments of, and pledges the owner in glass
of raki, and Of course, before the day is ov-
er, ,aubecomes perfectly muzzy. For one
year, he is known and called by the COM
munity Agais Hovannes, or st. John
Though the thermometer was much below
the freezing point, and the surrounding hills
covered'with snow, 50 great was the fervol
Of religious enthusiasm that there were
many competitors for the cross. The cere
many is performed in all the, Greek villages
l situated upon the sea- t'H f12y 7.at 3
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era woman in Wisconsin, who war lAts-,
" attacked by bear in the woods. 50
abused the posr animei with her-toughe1thaG
he died 1t Her feet. s'oAs Y 4 = sa0esa n 4
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OS-The New York Herald suggests that
the spiritual rappers elucidate the following
points in history: at y.af aoa3at eH bn
How much it cost to build the pyramids.
What became Of the ark after the flood.
The, contents Of thebook taf Alexandri-
an Library. j! {
Who stole the lost books ofLivY. a-n
The travels Of the ten lost tribes Of Israel,
and where those people now are. .esal NJ r.
The doings Of the dark. ages, II ,ajrr .s,.,,
The author Of the letters Of Junius, s,,oas aF.
The history Of the sAztecsis es'is a,Ig osodl yo1
Who struck Billy Patterson, Ia, otgi /
w. The smallest children are nearest
God, as the smallest planets are nearest the
sui. H.. nl..-.Jeaa Paul Richter. asolq '7iahi' sip'
w =" a3n5@ss u ssaM sGlos Yoi {baa7Is 2uiao.
\ iernNs1 Nrn sBmssisf
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"a a.9eaitl:lltiflll Tale,
=. From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
i.4..,. s.......s s.4., (. FL ELOISE;
A STORY OF LOVE AND PRIDE.
BY "MoLLIE'n
1s-A-
CHAPTER 7.

Who hath not felt he harmony of grace,
The sweetness of that bright and lovely dow
.FA" F's err 80 a -N
r Who has not gazed on wonan's beautoous face
Until his inmost soul has owned her power?
'' ....-.- ... ~ [CHARLEs SWAIN.
Never did Grecian chisel trace
Nymph, Naiad or a Grace,
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-21

THE gay young beauty laid her ,gloysed
hand upon her fathers arm, and with aastep
of5queenly grace glided from her mothers
pressncss and, and, while they are whirling'
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

Suicide sHoorIs0 His-,y VIM Pisrot --Coron@r
Gamble held sn inquest yesterday upon the bodr o.
German named Jacob swutx. residing a. liz Cbariton
street, who committed suicide by shooii0S hinssi In
-. ssdomsa -;h pistoI The ceessssd for s9as time
pAs suffering undsr ns ~ eiAncboIy brOaShi
stout ty IN fortune, and 10 tbi, asuDat~i
re act Of self obstruction. becsassd vss married
nan Aud leaves q VII. and one child 70 lsmsnt n IN
timely sno svArt vas atoat forty too ,esrs ~ Ags,
saa ssa sIosI Al man of ssry in,smp~rsi~ hAbss
FsrAl YalL yAos 4 wnpow.--An inquss, also
held by Coroner 0smbls upon the bosy %
nan.d Mary Cornisiy native Of irssni and y y.ars
Of age sbo seeicsntAy kgi.s By falling ~ the
fourth sory vinaos II the hoase i3t ws,, fhr,J hrs
street Ihs deos.s~d Who vas q Darfisi vorsa -hli.
easlsssp reaching out ~ the ~inaos los; hsf blsn
and pr.cp tstss 20 the yard bsnss,h, dst.bes ~
nearly forty feet, rscs,inx such ssvsr. ihlgrss tss
death scos AiSfsarss snsusi. vsrdiet-Aeciosn,ai
death
pH0wstD wmIr Barm.9.-A man nsm.i BAriholo
msv Pgschis drowned While bathing a, foo. ~
Twenty third street n. n. Tss Deceased tatss
sith ersmp vhil. in the vsHr sni -A ir0~nsi 10
fore the nsoss.Ary ss'stAnss could b. woeaf~ Ta.
body Of TIE dscsssej sksn 20 tbs -iIt~snts vss
station house and from hsees 20 the s<fsTus Hosri.
deco beuse vhsrs IN oq zee, "a. hs3 sp,s th' tofJ
by coropsr Gamble D~>~sssd sss native ~ D.rmssy
AosSp,srAI tso~stso.- ,orcasr . otoxnsl bsii an 10
qs.,, w.dn.ssy upon the bosy of name nn'ossy
Doss,sn vbo -ss accidentally dro.a-i 70. asy, ago
n. c.cs~ssd vs&, By eesaVssss bos'maa, asa -sils
IN The tsfsut of hs bssr~ss vas Aeefesnsly Srorb~c
a The tesssssd ysessS W a. tbs loot of
AlrLt ssr. et vbD~ar lay the botf b~onfnS ~ hiD
saif, rhs Jury rete.vs1 t.rsset 81 heeHsrtai
erosrlns" I~esssd vA ssi''s q ireland, and sss
~ year. of sss
Az usrso-x ma gorrb DIo~ssD.-As isqusss sss
..o ss1 By Coop.r oIonpsIi spsn The bosy Of an.
lsa.n man sbos, q yssrs o' ss vho foans ss.,
pr 10 The vs,~r a. pier 20. fAss nv~ Ds>s~s~s vss
stost ave fsss isehss high. lie vss ar~~s~a ss =
eosus tlps shirt, bA<s sais nscsus kss ovsrsls,
- s.,h., es, srsana bis waist IN vhs.A ,ssrs vss
.hsaih tnns S~sssssf also lsAtkssf see.ys asi
yrsy s>Ss Tbs bcsy hat b~ss the va,~r for nsesy
i-s uaoIths. vsrdiet, "sstrss~s erovnisx
anlsqsss, 80 Aiss he'd spes the besy S 90 usssovs
rasn sso ess1 srsvps< q The tssy soss o IN
,;rv.; gAss rfvsr he vas sser, 20 ysass ~ sss hsA
rs> hs so vssssrs scaera coss snt slss pssts
"tygletss sssvLng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20
Police Intelligence.

LIFE ~ THE SIXTH WARD.
Yesterday afternoon, about three clock, cuity
occurred At the Of City Hall place and Pearl
street. between two men, named Richard Barry and John
W. McAlpine the former proprietor OF q grocery add
liquor store In the neigh In which the later IL
IL alleged, fred . revolver NJ Barry, but fortunately
without effect, "a the ball went vice Of the Ths
renee ana In q few minute, the locality the
Of The widest turmoil and confusion. Officer acCAnly
ofte Sixth ward pos hearing the report Of the pistol
rusnsd towards the scene OF the ARRAY shere Der
OF Barry y friends we're beating hcAtp 10 tho most
savage manner IL WITH grsAt dea Of trouble and
hard knocks that McApine could DO rescued from the
nfunatkd mob and vssn be was taken 70 the Police
Court his head and body presented shocking ap JAR
being entirely with cuts bru ses and coagu
lated blood. The greatest excts prev sed
Tombs Ia consequence OF the Affair." stlcs HogArt AZ
ter bearing the evidence OF Barry held Nc Alpine bail
snd bAtry with intent TO shoot. AcAipins the prso
ner stated that bis boy child about seven years OF
age ulted by the nant and others Who
so tbrestssed his life and IL for the pur Of
protecting himself and family that he cArrisd tn.
pom the occasion referred TO- lie aso says that he
about handing TO officer McCauey when II went on
his hsrds This fact pretty apparent as mis- hand
l. much burned and wounded from the discharge. The
eIs minstion In the will of day st three
o'clocx before Justice Bogart.
yosp or BIRDs.
A man named Cunningham was arrested yesterday by
officer Ross OF tho second District Police Court, charged
with having stolen about Sio0 worth Of csoaries from
Mr.. JresdveB IN Fifty second street, and aad, Ia al
legged Wa IN the habit OF going home every evening"
with cout 10 OF canary bircs In hs hat. He held
Tor Examination BY Justice Brennan.
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TIesT DrsrkI T c0rkr.
H.s. a..


hdson W. How aSd Jgm0 Wietha~ -. Hcnry
Hantk-Acop 10 recover ore quarter rcn. o. part ~
prnis~s No l1s bace street fcr the qurbr ending
TIRE it of may last The plaintiffs proved that tns c-,
isstsnt occupisa tb. premiss- question from Nay
lss4 70 April 1925 that - paid r~ut 81 toe rsp Of
$40 quarterly, mp " February L. 1855, With the VI
cep,iop % $40 which plsni .. so sed him either for
repairs that bsd been cone wbrh 10 b. dons,
the vitssss could not stat~ which, Plaintiffs sso proved
mat the defendant had pep>atiiy arknosiises thai
be bird the premises from The ptsinas Tor yssr up
10 Nay ias The tsfspr offered 10 ptovs ssss ,hs
roof kahsd ~ that some 81 bis bosrosrs roab III
Dsn, and that he vas thereby oonpenss " lss,. the
preaises on or stout the erstcsy of April 1ss tssa
Dony was objse,1 TO BY pisisps'' oounssi, oa the
sround that the landlord sc rot sgrss 70 .ss
In repair, oonssqosnsiy, TIE tsnAss sishsf "a
paired, be must DO the 81 ks srysnse Os.sc
ton ,usfsins1 abd ssfsnsssts eoup- -si sresptsI I,
vss then proved BY . vfsnsss that had ben for
bs tefsnsant that be ooeapst part u ,ssss
viih 9e dsfsndsnt up 70 the ist Of hsr. rss Jsass
sse that The landlord hss a~st ss~p ths yss
sises 10 repair - ssdsr sssi obi ss,i1n " 80
20 essdss, ths esfsslasts witness r1svss that be
tipusd 10 ocerpy par of the ns1isss Hnsas asssr
ibs ce'~ndast for Ns vhoss % 81. A. n,sss torn vhsh
~" san'rassi " The ssrs tsins ocespss by us 70
nnHsss ennssquspry thsrs hsf hesr ctiea 4.
'se' shsl'h.-fers erhr !gdsfzsti Tor tls ylts, Z,
ici tl9 poc ,uia
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srs srSoKE --An unLnosn man, apparently lAbcr
ing msD pro- rAted by the sun In Bedford sveaos
Vefn.tday Afternoon ohcsr Dss.lin OF the Fifth dis
tret police, procured cart sud had hin convsy 81
the Fih os,rIet station house. Dr, North called
To = tend him His recovery " doubtful.
Tim frrnc scnoois. city IA; ;~rin.snasns % Pxs
lie Schools, (Mf. Bulisy) accompanied by several
b.rs OF the Board Of iduoson, oommsaoed Wis ting hs
public schools Of the Eastern dststct xsansaaAy Ihs
sptin~ ~ principal The school Ia very large aud the
COMMITTEES we're highly pleased with the efficiency of tbs
scholars ard the eorr.c, dscpuae OF ths sehoJ TLsy
bsrt VISITED school No. H. of which Nr Woods sorth
princ,psl Atss tho u'ual ceremouies By the vi<rs.
the, were favored With sng ing BY the school, updss tbs
direction Of Ass Eodweil, the f~mAls principal T.s
comnnte Jpr-,p~o themselves yell sstis6.d With tie
department o, this school The other schools wess
vsind on Thursday.
Fmr HrA,rs.sI ~. = recent msstnx os ia. posrd
Of oesrs Of ths Fs Dspartusnt OF the kAstrn dlsist
resolufion adopted directing Chsf Engtnses TAl
bot tn iton the com ,suoe - prohibit ths
Of ssmsss buft and al hoes vith larger openpgs thAn
az inches. sIo@pt ths hrst length from the esxtss
which may taper from , 70 ~ inches
BussL.Ry.-Ths ss-lteaos of Rev Seymour Laays.n
corner of Grand and Even Streets (ks,tsrn district
has been turglarion ly entered Within few DAYS The
been tslsn.
BHrrafirS.-o Mlnsr, Of thu F,nh district =
rsiei med ro,tinssr yesterday on . charge of
heating his NJ. Ia eruta msnntr ~hils tnaris atsd
lie vas held for sIAninAtion bstors Justice Jaoobs
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Cricket.
NEW YORK va ST 0BOHa s'a CIJB.

Talk about exciteusut aud warn westhsr-way ala
-, ,o, 90 ,v.r q, uo,ol .n an wsan ,a.v .ns r,,,.a
~ ~ 500 " - ~ ~ - "'
and see ths patriotic second eleven OF tho above clubs
reduce their veixht Take nv word for It, the
~ui rot ~, ~ ~.t.r,,v ,or ann. a.vs IA vo.i,
" w " -' s -
nave edoIe you good 10 ne0 the pc sPraon pouring on
the players. 1t brought to nd he DO iptaon OF
,.,. +, m. w..4 I.a.. th, an m an nj bv q. vick
s"''' ~ - "o'' 'a''' ~ =.
''it must Do warm pursuit. sa'u r., IN saon
climate WAymf- red hos-glo wing ng-sccrchiug, Play.
al match o~cs. .,rois ~icket fr,.nd tbe Coonrl-s sir
:, ..-,..
INC mas hsso VINO snou'' 'oe sreAs"s' nu"o " i""'
won the toss-6fst innngs-1 O'Clock A. six ma
txss ia L,ol o,tv.,t,n L.pt hsa, int .veu
~ .,.. =, ,, -, , ,,
az .aI fc-'as a swyLrsa nn, soseI o' -
taiheo Sho-h'so ooshns- -SuPP"'%u ~ ..o NV. ~
-soui,ht o9~l u oat-i.,ntsa .oo-ciesrsa away TUG
toiop.i-wonhnt give in-iai,hu stt"hd tht-VusnAo
ssnto- man i.i--sun 20 bot, bat IN olstrrs
hctFchto brown -sIo rune rttber eAnnnsSu-V ianke
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observation-disclosures.


We learn with pleasure that t Is th. in,sn,os of W..
r. g. Goodrich lsfsly Jonsu of the United Htat~s 81
p.r.y 10 establish hm,.f p.r msp.n,y IN ,h. city No
Of our tonsns In fsfor~ has stood higher fow
psr,ons qust.s or been nor. efesntly usssul IN oos
bsn ibis gsntlsm.B.
Bon Ttonss = Ylourpoy has oonsen,si % deliver the
snbual address tsore the Virginia AMI Soth carohaA
Union agricultural tocs,y a. its nesting Ia os Dbss
John ConEr ssys tho Buffalo Adreriisor Of ths t3,h
int wss in teNn Jss,srdsy with hs family, and vlsh
ing - tale srpg eaIl.d earisge drivsa BY Pat
lander of us depsst sni most nisrsi lind
- nd where Goes Jsr bonos ssnt TO sof"
I'VE ~ish 70 se> vba, u most intsrsstisg in the
place drive us about this torB.H
- y 'rosns The to-n, yer honorP
Yer, ,.,n sais Mr.. q. nnpstsnuy--"go ahead +"
Sur, and viii, yer bouor, aud OF he stsrtsS-
LsuiDs tho Amsrieas, Pa, Grove eevn 10 Esis,
turHfs dom Kris he vep. 70 ib. Essin. then on =.
tho oeck md 90 tbroSsh water spo Prime sr-sts.
70 Ohio thin % Tho w srAue. am aP J.fsr.os sr.s.
70 the old ef'y nIs 70, particularly Aamirax What
Nos. psftiDston calls tho ostsqrirs Of city, sf g.
eslkd rsr.y, and eommsnces 70 renonssrAs ~ish NE
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GAZE DISMISSED.

Francis A. wheslock, charged with having forged
check for large the st. Nicholas Bank With
ths fictitious name Of Q. A. Stanley, discharged
from custody yesterday the counsel failing 70
sustain BY Law the charge preferred against the PRISON
Mr. Bustesd made able Asd eloquent dsf-ncs In
favor Of his ouest, Mr.. Wbeso.k. IL giving the de-
csion Justice Osborne held that the of
forgery, for the that the defendant hsd long
passed and been Known BY the name OF g. A. Staniey
and BY other 10 the complainant, Who kad HIN
sgn similar check with the name which tins pro.
sscu,or had nssotistsd for hln ssd which hsd been
pad him. The assumption Of the name OF STANLEY vss
not for the particular fraud OF which he stood chsrssi
and the credit given by the prosecutor tn. peson
snd not TO the name Of the drawer Of the check Ia
thsse visva the Justics felt himself tusnd By all the
authorities which had been quoted In Of similar
nature.
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The Fire Com IN issi on~rs.

The following ths decisions OF tho Firs Commis-
siorsrs cred yesterday in the published In
report Of their proceedings Of ruesdsy ssen,ns:--
GnAsTfD-Joepb Russsn, Of togins No. 81, ascording
u The ntabmous Sisb Of the pAny, - bs retarpei
NJ ,s.igDtf inst al Of expelled.
UrsirsfD--smutl Morton, OF EDgtne Company No. 81,
tatinsn', (dtesn years ago. ms not being etken Of
IN. United states
ALLOWED erase the record Of cdisb.ndsi oppo,its
The name OF DANIEL Mooney, late of tn2ins ompsny s..
farutrioss LosyIasiD Alb-r. Nett.r and Mon mo- tn
Wilson, frem kDeins Company SO; Patrick Benson.
ssD1.l Pe.ny Samu.l " illisms Jane, ksther and v.
fI.dsiirs, Engine company II, Martin F.sny, Charles
L1pxs and William Piggs.t Engine 20 Sp-ncer Rose
krsnr fpg,p. eomtspy 10; ) kieppel, tbgas Comp.n,
20; Charles fv~rbsrd, Engine Company William D.Asy,
fngpe Company 10.
P,r11oss prsrsp-- of Mr.. Rid.buck and Others. rho.
stokes spf Christopher Kraft al Hook aud Ladder Con.
psny H. for hssripg relative 70 thsir pusoa Of
John T. Witty late Of nsins Copsny H. To rstutasd
- rs.isRsd, instead OF expelled.
regular meeting Of the Board Of Fire Com nissIon.
held last evening At the F.remsns H.ll, Com
missioner McIougsil absent.
rbs case Of eomoiais, made BY Hook and iAsdsr
Cempspy No sgsinst Engine no. o, for assault. Mr.
v. II. B,squs, foreman OF the complaining company
oid not ,ee any ono struck. but Mr. toan A. smith,
under cath, testified TO having been dsnomin sd By
oogIoneLs Of various grades cf los dction man fro
10 Us rope aso fred q piece a. sate AZ hun, and
smother Isron with on his cap struck MIN. Mr. isaac
r.Ias, OF Hcok and fadde. Company No z alAo vr
smith struck By a man o. hsvpg his cal on als hsAi
Several members Of No. dsposed 10 the running o'
No. into No b but ssw asauit the part Of thu
pro,ecuton Mr Jehn Foreman saw the striking, nut
tlous ht the Dg into No. 70 b@ quit. accidental
Owing 10 the ass~nce OF sdms i'm portsnt vito.s-.s
further bearing in this case sss postponed
1bs complaint OF kr DAVID Lennon, o. Hook and Lad.
DER No L. .ssiD,t Engine Company for as.au, % ,ss
same occasion, vss then tAssn up br. L~nsoI com.
pikbsLt, te.tthsd TO tie elreomstan.e. msn of the
spsirs Knocked bis cap OF and then csuSht him BY
ann ATTEMPTED 80 strike him ssaio, but the bias
wss cocsed Mr. Wm. u. Taylor, .msn,b~r Of NO. -
topoborstsd that testimony several o,hsr wi,as..@
twdfn 70 the zane effect.
som. matters o. exclusions we're subsequently, taken
Up, and the Ia ard adjogined.
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rhynins, which kept them In Of Laughter. ead
Professor W. UndsrhLl from Germany, rscit.d
comic seDes which produced the pleasant effects
On our return 70 Quarantine landed Dr. raomps,n
and fe~ friends, to whom save three che'rs an
I" tiger" At parting, and then procseded to Castle
GsroeD, the new emgrsnt depot whore We dssmoaked,
after day Of the most pleasant social eujoymsnt-s
day which will long be remembered BY those who were
present, among thssnost happy rsuinscencss Of tdsr
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suprene Coas ast-spsesal Tern and Chamoers.
In consequence Of the coatnuascs Of the Of
the Ninth Avenue Railroad eass, ths sp~cisi nytoa
sssnc VII b tAhsAup on TsssdAy, Wednesday, ssd
Ihrrscsy pext, July ~, 2S asd 2s} assr which the
Court vfn ahjours for the term.
An orders sad nstoas rs'ernabs a. shanb~rs tb.
vesA ssas sdiournsd te xoedsy sex., ia Inst .: IL
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the USUAL hne.
email quantity Of liquor consisting OF a bottle OF
brandy bottle Of wine, and bottle OF gn seized
ut the Wholesale liquor store Of b. T. Midd etoa At
lsnt.c street yesterday by officer Jonn Stweli, on
wsIrast ifsuso by Jnft ce CnrG. TIE seizure ale
with re consent OF the patty and with tn view Of test
ug the lew The csse IN 10 os carried :, the
Court The bquor sent TO \ New York chemist to
have 1t tested as 10 its purity, &c.
TIE PorcuKRBpsE LIQUOR cAsY.
The decision OF the Judges Of the supreme Court in
this case, VII not be rendered before the OF Sept
" ext u bsir intention tosgive the whole bublec,
h thorough examination.
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Naval Intelligence.

An an.rsoan 'ioot Of vv vss 'y.ass~s On p
hr 10 lai ~ a. kns a - 49, tsr-t 4gsly
v..A - "a iIl .. -sss, a "a fs-A.
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The PrOhlbltory Liquor Law.
ARRESTS FoR DkUnKsNrEsS YR8TERDAY

There thirty arrests for intcIicadon In the
city Seven Of the offenders brought 20 tasF I
District Police Cou, before Justice Bogart; fourteen
before Justice Bre nAn Of the Second District Police
Court Jefferson Market aod to the Third District
Pohce Court, at Essex market; before Justice Welsh
The prisoners sl dealtlwi,h in the usual manner
few Of them fortunate enough TO tbs SlJ daa
escaped Imprisonment in warm cell tbs oth.ca
doomed to exbste their offences Nothing OF any
interest connection with the liquor red
duiif tho psat twenty four hours.
ARBBsTs SToxICATIoN IN BsooKLYS.
t..-.t Ri Nj.