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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A MINING DIVIDEND.


SAX FRANcIsco. July 95.-lhc Bulwer Mining
cour has declared dividend Of 10 cents per share.
FUNERAL OF An AGED VETERAN
venidp MpFhS the Var S SaIsd l:qy
Iin Cemetery Juanita county ne was III us ninety
third year 5000 ,otn
NrwPoRT L. L. July -j-lhc BANKS holding the
paper @ T Cl met .i for $1,000 The mil good order
PROBABLE MURDER AT srA.
SAN TRANcIsco July 21 Sd TspUre 1s sa9
AZ ok Ireland d one og1 GaIhg d Is o9 hs e
nS les Of Imperial al tins port as An Ordinary
Lnsn'n I,5@w%rD 'S-ai&" WHILE DRIVING HIS TEAM.
c,inTs \ Y July 2j.-N hlle James Sharpley,
ooIii,Iss b1tc er OF Con Park vas returning home
S = is afternoon hs team r1n away aud Jumped
fI3n Nohawk iyer shaiey fell under the wagon ana
"1' CuATLENGE rO SULLIVAN AND WILSON,
TDny .InIy OH mas kearns, OF IN, cltt. mas
i KV sullivan OF Tug" wilson to fight lie lie VIII M
siSns 1,S 7s pounds He has no lighting record
""e" anVANCE IL LUMBER PRICES.
,o.,-y JuIy 2j-Ihc Albany iumDer dealers
agreed on Auga't ahe Pnes. S
o shelving ami all g Adss -9"Se 900 feet Til
beT below me % canada pune em-ne unchanged
APp'''' rolls RECEIVED o. THE cAHAl-s, ,oI,oc+ed
,u.y Iuiv IL he amount Ol tOlS coliSct"r5 -
on M canals lra week y ay M i'' y humber Of
W the amount last year was iis year Was i9I So
tons cleared during the zane ,s., yssr' eeri'D
"s1'' rxAMINING THE CAPITOL AT ALsAN ALs',,,.1 i.1 bv
ALBANY Juv 70 he com n,son o.a 1TrPoybriTe Sf
-. prprs.Or RaJcOcs
Coumm 'bsos Of Ncw.Yors 10 examine lhto anu ~ ~ s
nnan me condition and safety Of ,ip. the S1p.O'
,PGay .P4Ga snd examined part oi thos'ruc'uIo
THE E%BILr ooLi,n md IiIrvev
ALBANY July % 5 i2r begun Az inquiry into
9 iH' r Of the collision the hudson M ~, soon sfterwad
lhc 'Aa aus 1.o,r,'e 4nderbiiL when sam " nf Iuiv H.
bte" tenn n ut Yosemite on uio ne ,, Henry r.
rnnah WLiScr pilot Of ihs -,rd 10 the condition
CrAg .S,,s .nd TO the whistles thst were o'o""
cOlnslDn ,u,,t SIMMER HOTEL.
&c RrANCu July 25-kate sht nan, ;an y Of bav
IN lie ocean Hotel. was 1rreteu T' g. -angcr OF New
ihe ,h ssOO The leweiry hsd Dern d wIs sto en
oit ,.s.es of tIo bed by Mrs S.hSe' ,er VA ais
lne @ @ nT sence from her rooms IN" onea started
charged for want ot sufficient ,,ea.r esu, belind
,ar ibilaacl leaving her D-SSAse 'O
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The board Of di-
rectOrs Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company held a
special meeting this afternoon To consider the question
OF the sale OF the Indianapolis and ST. Louis Railroad
Company under IN order the receiver which takes
place Oh Friday next The Pennsylvania road has not had
any necessity Tor the Indianapolis and St. Louis route
since has operated the Vandalia linea considerably
shorter road between indianapolis and ST. Louisiana It
has been deemed desirable to dispose OF tie companys
interest IN tnC superluOrr line between those points
ATLANTA Ga, July 25-At the meeting to-day OF the
stockholders of vie Atlanta and West Point Railroad L.
T. Gu was elected president, Cecl GahDett general
mai ger, and -. Wapper sccretary and treasurer
MONTREAL, JIly 2j-1hc Atlantic and Northwestern
Railway has acquired thc right sf way 10 span the RIVER
st. Lawrence above the Lachne Rapids.
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,p,p1 pPrpIRIyG FOR AN ATTACK.

Joxpoy. July 25.-A dispatch TO the Exchange
Telegraph Company from Alexandra says; The
military authorities are OF opinion that Arabi
P.cha will not attack the British. Ho ls, however,
strengthening lis position hourly. AT daybrcak
tins morning his men, many of them without uni
form and driven like slaves, were sHcn worbirg Oh
the intrenchments. The British experience great
difficulty in moving guns without which 1t IS ini-
nossible to assume the offensive, to Ramleh
directly sufficient number OF heaYy guns
are placed in position an attempt
will be mado TO dislodge Arab Pacha without
exposing the troors. Gunners and guns from the ne
Geet are poing 10 the front. The British III front OF
pn,,i,b are he.nr reinforced by two 'lne-pOunder
guns ard two Gatling guns. Aiab Pacha has gone
" AIrXHyDmA. July 25-The o"tpo.tso Of Arab r
pacha have Ietlred about IUV9 y%YIu-,
and the British have advanced abont
500 yards. There appeared tins atttrn992!E ,n9'i!a
20 Ge some disturbance Inside OF ATabls
intrenchments. An officer who deserted rom
kraDi reports that the rebels under the protection
of a lqr of truce are pushing forward the con
etrncfion of forflhcaions two miles from Abouklr.
lie also states that formidable preparations are be-
ing made around Rosetta.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Paul LANCE OF Iowa. to be Consul Of the United States
at It. S,cphen. y B ,a. -.
W. H. ii. Flick. Attorney OF the United States for the
District OF West Virginia.
Merritt L. Joslyn of Illinois, Assistant Secretary OF
the Interior.
Edward p Allen OF Michigan, AGENT for the Indians
of the Diackinac Agency IN Michigan.
Armv-Captans William Lniow aud William A.JOnes,
Corps of Engineers, to be Majors First leutcnants H.
H. ketchum ODD Infantry, aud stephen X. Mahon, l6h
Infantry TO nc tptllns; SecOni LlcIteatnts William
& Mcfarland 16th Infantry, Gay HDTdrd 12ih lh-
fanry aud JOhnJ Cri1endel 22I Iasntry to be FIRST
IInIfnU
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DETAILS OF THE NiASSACRES.

AIExANDR1A July 25.-Ihe Inspector of the
Cadastre at Tantah, speaking of the massacres
tiere. says: 81 saw women carrying arms and legs
tied 10 budCeons of masSacred Europeans. lie
soldiers and the rabble fought for loot. Bedouln
Sheikh. with twenty BedOuIns, saved the lnhaDl-
tauts of the Jewish quarter, and took them to his
village. Another Sheikh saved myself and party.
The mob from Alexandria murdered three employees
Of the Cadastre and their families and burnt their
bodies with etroleum. The three men defended
themselves bravoly against their assailants many
of whom they killed, until the MOB broke IN at ihe
EacL of tbr house and killed them. The mob killed
twelve Greeks They tied the viscera OF one of the
victims to the tail OF dog covered them with
ratrolrum aud set them on fire, amidst cTleS OF JOY
pulsed eight times Finally two Sheikhs arrived
and dispersed the rioters
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CRIMES AND cASUALrlE+BYTELEGRAPH
STAINED RY A ROY.

GREENFIELD. Mass July zo.-(anel SuilMSan, M
age fourteen stabbed Matthias ere with butchers knife
al The Falls cut cry Works this AFTERNOON III dis
puto glass Of water
FATAL RESULT OF \ QUARREL
ST PAUL. july 25.-A dispatch 10 me fCReeI-
Press from Deadwood says LOUIS Garcia anu JOh Oale,
miner. quarrel ed when severely cut MS oppOnent
aud e sued and oyerak r ana " SUI
render shot aud Instant, killed C@rcy S'" '0''
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE
SAN Francisco July IA alSpltch rom ne,
vada Cty says The house OF j. A. i"trmah was ouineI
a.t night fi- two six and eight are se ana
Ae,upuosed 10 have lost tneil hyes IN the buhun5'
CUTTING HER THROAT With RAZOR;
UrNnFEsoN \ T. july 2J.-Ails- Nettc WHIT
ney age eighteen dauGhcg Of George Whitney ATTEMPTED
~ ont suicide evening By cutting her throat wlth
rr she M Az The o the act "As temporary
insanity.
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4 RLOoDLESs DUEL ~ HIRGINLA.

CuRIsTIANsBURG, Va, July 25.-Captain
John T. Wise Resdjuste candidate FOR Cougre-sman-at-
Large and John A. crockett, Commonwealth Attorney
Wythe County, TO this place on an early train
tLis morning and fougI duel near here with pistols.
At the first round both fired the word, without ef
feet CrocKetts pistol exploded prcmaurely after
loading hi, wcap6n for The second Toun The second
round resulted Wis.,, pistol missing nrc, and crock
e's fire beng again harmless. Crockett VINO was the
challenging party expressed himself satisfied and the
fight tcrIniua; cd
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THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES AT yAMOUs PLACES.

BANGOR, Me- July 25.-iiowe, Fletcher &
Wilcoxs unher etorehouse at Barnham with contents
consisting Of dressed headings staves and shingles, was
destroyed by fire last night The loss Is between SloOo
ard s. coo i'r.ncis Dounan age seventeen living at
Piftstrld was arrested suspicion of having set the
pl.cc on lrc and has since confessed the crime.
FALMOUTH, Mass, July 25.-A fire in the Plynonth
woods racing aud has burned over largo tract ono
house il reported burncl aud Others ii danger.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, July 25s-A fire here this after
noon destroyed brick building in Ceptre-st belonging
to the John W. Mansfield estate and damaged building
in the rear property OF the estate The loss Is
lln
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THE FpFNCH CREDIT AGREED TO.

PARIS, July 25-The Senate to-day discussed tho
motion for a credit for the protection OF the Suez
Canal M de Frcycinet SAID that it was necessary
TO maintain the English alliance. The Conference
would probably not result in the issue Of mandate
TO any Power, but lis deliberations would serve to
cxplan the attitude of Europe with regard to
France. The credit was agreed TO by vote ot ia
10 =.
IoNDON July 90 The correspondent o. The IGiiy
Ncirs at Mars lilies SAYS: The French marines Will
start for PORT Said on the 9th inst. A transport
viii follow with COO 900 htles of water. Algeria
will furnish battalion of Zouaycs."
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AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
EXTRAVAGANCE THAT MAY BE DEFEATED.
iBr TELEGRAI1I THE TRIBUsE.l


WASHINGTON July. 25.-Char1nan Page and the
other authors and friends of the Jumbo River and
IIarbor bill arc in state of panic this evening
When tho report of the Conference Committee
brought under discussion in the House late this
afternoon and it reported that the
Senate had agreed to it the friends of the
measure felt reasonably sure of
victory Mr. Pages vigorous speech in favor of the
report was not that of who feared defeat.
while 5. 5. COxs reply filled with expressions
of hope that the President would veto the measure,
The rejection of the report of the Conference Com
mttee by majority of fifteen threw the friends of
the bill into cold perspiratlon, and before the vote
could be taken to clnch this result they succeeded
by frantic efforts in carrying motion to adjourn
OF course their only hope is to rally strength
enough by tomorrow to reconsider the vote by
which the report OF the Conference Committee was
rejected. Should that effort fail nothing would
save the bill.from immediate and ignominlOus defeat
except reconsideration by the Senate of its own
action and even thea the ultimate result would be
in doubt.
The friends of the bill are flying hither and
thither tonight trying to drum up recruits for the
struggle of tomorrow. The opponents of the bill
appear to be gaining strength and tonight they are
more hopeful of success than are its friends This
sudden accession of strength by the opposition is
due in measure to belief that the bill will he
vetoed account of its extravaganza and that 1t
will be better TO kill it in Congress than to send 1T
TO the President. Men who have never before
voted against River and Harbor bill declare to-
night taat this is SO outrageous that they
cannot support it, and express their conviction
that the public sentiment is strongly against il.
Chairman Page is said 70 be greatly discouraged
tonight and to express little hope of saving the
bill. On the other hand, Mr.. townsend, OF ONO
another member of the Commerce CoGnlttee. he
lcycs II will be carried by from 10 TO 20 majority
Ii mas been "A long time indeed since the prospects
OF "A RIVER and IlarbOr bill were precarlous Ill
Congress- but then. never before was so extraya-
| CANT bill of the kind brought forward.
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rrrpV1sH TROOPS TO GO TO EGYPT.

Lo~DoN, July "a dispatch to The st. James s
Gazette from Conslantnople states that the Porte
has decided to send troops to Egypt.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 25.--Ihe conditions of the
dispatch of Turkish troops to Egypt will be dis
cussed by the Conference on Wednesday. The
Porte hopes to obtain favorable terms, which may
lead TO a prompt and peaccable solution Of the
gv ptlan question.
Dcrvisch racha has been intrusted with the or
ganzatiOn of the expedition to Egypt. COM
lnI>sarlat was constituted to-day. The Ottoman
corvette Akkla has arrived at Port SAID.
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ow WORK ON THE REVENUE BILL.
my TELEGRAPH TO TnE rRmUNE.i

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The poIarlscopIc feature
of ~ Revenue bill was stricken ont by vote Oh
the Senate today Nothing else was accomplished
senator Hale gave notice that he would tomorrow
tost the sense of the Senate upon a motion 20 lay
tbe Revenue bill aside and take up the Naval Ap-
propriation bill 1t is generally believed ne VIII be
successful. Tne Sundry Civil Appropriation Dill
will he reported day after Tomorrow. There are
NOT half \ dozen Senators who believe the Revenue
Iiu will become a law az this session, and not many
VINO expect 1t will be brought 10 maj vote oven
in the senate.
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THE SEARCH FOR LIEUTENANT CHIPP.

TONSK. Western SIbCrla, July 24.-A steHIner
will start for ST. Petersburg tomorrow with Engineer
Melville and two sailors of the lost Arctic steamer
Jeaunette Lieutenant Berry, Mr.. Glider and another
officer of the burned Rodgers VIII return from
"tar the coa.f as far az the frontier OF European
Rmssi, thereby completing Engineer Melves search
In Olcu-k.
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TRYING TO WIN OVER TIE REBELS.

ALEXANDRIA. July 25-Ai MOubarak Pacha ad-
vises the Khedive to offer terms to rebels in
order to detach them from Arabi Pacha
lie suggests that the Khedivc issue proclama-
tion promising full pardon, with retention of rank
and privileges to all officials, military aud civil
and to Egyptians generally, who within
q given time tender their allegiance to the
Knedive, aud warning them that IT they
do not submit before the expiration OF the time
stated they will be treated as rebels Arab Pacha
md members of the rebel Government to be
.1cented by name from the amnesty. together with
ali pcrsohs convicted of having taken
part in any massacre or IN any act
OF plunder or IncendIariS,n. The advice OF
Ali Moi barak Pacha is supported by the majority
OF the Eg ptian encourage of the Khedve, whose
Chief anxiety Is TO save their property and families
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DEMOCRATS IN PENNSYLVANI4.

HARRISBURG, Penn. July % Thirty members
Of the Democratic state Central Committee pres
ent at the meeting of the committee this afternoon The
contest between Doyle aud Matthews lid District OF
Pennsylvania settled by each being admitted and
given half vote. Candidates Bla k, Africa ana Elliott
addressed the meeting. resolution adopted CIV
ing the chairman Of the Stsic Committee exclusive
charge OF the financial affairs Oi the campaign.
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,vr avn TRANSPORTATION RECEIPTS.

Try TELEGRAPH 70 THE IklBUNE'l
WAsuINGroN, July 25.-ln the House yesterday
Ponresentariyo Chace of Rhode Island offered an
innortant bll providing that all DIS oi lauihs
and transportation receipts Issued oy any common
carrier or its agents for the trahspor'a'o" oi niei
r., am, mint IN one state to any point
SIaie Shall be negotiable III tho same
manner as commercial paper"
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POISONING THEIR STGPMO7HER.

PIrrsBURG, Penn, July pa dispatch
from Waynesburg, Greene County. Penn. says Mary
stearns age sixteen arrested this evening charseo
with poson.ug stepmoer. IL is said tuat the step
mother made unpleasant for her anu nor ss.er
aud tnaf Que day week the sisters tu,nh s.i' "
POISON " uer aea tae elects VI "hou sue oos
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political assessments Tho opinion was accompanied W
letter from Secretary Foger expressing hs Views W
the subject 10 the effect that member OF Congress
not officer OF the United States in the CONSTITUTIONS
meaning OF the term. The subject generally DIS,
cussed by all the members. The President expressed
his views freely and fully. They were IN substance
declining to contribute shall that account be SUD
ected TO discharge criticism, and attempt TO IN
ure him this ground will be countenanced or toer
ated These conclusions IN accordance with the
views expressed by the President In his letter OF ac
ceptance OF July Is, 1880.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NE US.

COMMENTS on MIR. BOOTHS ACTING.
LONDON, July 25.-7Ac Duly Telegraph says
that Mr. Booths performance OF Bertuceio last night
WAS followed by audience with breathlss interest
which culminated III all tie customary signs OF appie-
cation
Tbe Standard saws that up to the point where
actor can trium phanty reveal the mastery
NJ his art Mr. Booth ls altogether excellent. Beyond
This nont where that power Wlth whlch thc arsi
thrll. and holds his audience should appear Mr. BOOln
fnlls
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ADMITTING THE NEW MANHATTAN ste

ADMITTING THE NEW MANHATTAN STOCK.
Under the agreement of October, 1881, be-
tween the two elevated railroad companies and the
Manhattan Railway Company which modified the orig
inal trpartite contract Of 1870, the old Manhattan
stock 10 be exchanged for new Manhattan common
stock. The Stock Exchange decided that when major
tty OF the old stock thus exchanged e new STOCK
should be regularly called Yesterday it anrouncel
that this exchange had been made and the new Manha
tan common stock is now placed ON the list.
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ARRIgAL or THE STEAMER TRIUMPH

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The British
steamer Triumph arrived here this morning from Hong
Kong by the way of Hakodadi and Honolulu she
brings 795 coolies At Hakodadi she took on bo"id the
Chinese of the wrecked steamer Mary lahn
and landed them at Honolulu. There Is no disease Oh
board
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A STEAMER SUNK BUT NO LIVES LOST

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 25.-The steamer
Rainbow, hence for Evansville, sunk about dark this
evening while going the fails at Cement Mills NO
lives we're lost Tic Rainbow belonged to the Louis
vile and Henderson Packet Company, and was enc OF
tine best the service. No particulars nave Detn
IL eLrA 10 nee Iicnt.
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GATHERING or THE ORDER or ELKS.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 25.-The hrst
National gathering Of tie Benevolent and Protective
Order OF Eks was hed to-day Rocky Point under INC
auspices of The Providence Lodge The order embraces
seventeen lodges IN various pars of the country Inc
members are mainly Of the dramatic profession.
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THE QUESTION OF POLITICAL ASSESS
MENTS.

WAsurNGroN, July 25.-The Cabinet meet
ng today was attended by al the heinpc'7 I -,
an, ,l norning Tue prime pal topic OF discussion
o. ,be meeting to-day was his opinion On the subject u
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CITED FOR CONTEMPT or COURE

PROVIDENCE. II. l., July 25.-In the supreme
Court to-day. Hon William eprasue appeared In e-
sponse to a citation for alleged contempt Of court Ia
Withholding CERTAIN moneys from TIE receiver OF mo
Quidueck Company. The case was continued " III
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THE LATE MR.. MARSH.

ROME. July 25.-King IIumbert has sent
messages OF coincidence President Arthur and to the
family of the late Mr. Marsh United States Minister to
raly The Government has given the lscal authorities
orders pay funeral honors to the deceased
Minister
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INJURED BY 4 RUNAWAY HORSE.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 25.-Mrs. VI.
Kronhem and Mrs L. j. Lewis, Of NewYork,
thrown from village cart IN Oceanave last evening by
"A runaway horse. Mrs Kr0Lheim was very seriously
Injured about the head, but she will recover.
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An ELEVArED CONDUCTOR HURT

Henry Horton, age thirty, of No. 3l6 West
Forty-Grsst., conductor on the N.n'h Avenue Eie-
waited Railroad fell the platform OF the car to the
street at No l6 NintIavc last evening, and received
sever. injuries. lie taken to the Aew-fOrk
HOsptal.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMlNATOM.

COLUuBUs, Ohio, July 25.-The Democratic
Convention of the XIIIth District at Lancaster to day
nominated George l.. Converse ior Congress.
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ARREST OF A PIUNJN PARk MUKUI.hEh
LONDON, July 2j.-The Foreign Office con-
firms the report of the arrest at Puerto Cabelo,
Venezuela OF the assassins OF LORD Frederick
Ca,cudish aud Under Secretary Burke.
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Az ATTENPT TO KILL SENIOR SAGASTA.

MADRID, july ZD.-A slnlII DUN, WIIICH Wits
sent from Granada TO SenOr Sagasta the Prime Minis
ter on being cautiously opened was found 10 contain
iiroycerire. Several persons have been arrested on
suspccn of being connected with the sending OF the
l.tY
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BROTHERS CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

LocKPoRT, N. Y, July 25.-The brothers
ThAron and Myron Snail were arrested near Medina
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NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1882

yesterday for forging farmers note given for agricul
tuTa implements The amount inv olved claimed TO be
between y, 900 and 81, 600