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ss ss sSsaf rs .SS is@rs his
been p w1s e IN %y % S nay;
for while should never grow tall enough. but In
the last year I've besaa to grow, and now I'm Eve
eighth over the regulation
"wbo sppeiated you Z" we sskea.
r So saa, that Ss SS s sds:
added the boy, the tears coming into his eyes, I" l
was looking forward to the time when Le'dsee me
an omcer, and could serve WIN btnI. He was the
4, BEsr nan
IL eyer knew. loved him.
The brave little fellows voice ehokcd and ne GOT
up and took his leave We made particular INJURY
about Little Glen srtons his ei,ssmases and ne
cadets and were glad 70 and that they already look
ed upon him with much favor. Ile is modest md
innocent and has transparent simplicity OF manner
thu, the tsc, that Gen. Thomas would never see lin
IN his sniiorm, nor congratnate him on his grad "a.
Nero mad TsRssS much Sa q The bloom ron &c little
TO add that little CHM was one ofth forty-ssvSn
rclectsd candidates. lie has gone to Washington 20
hands al West Point that ho viii hon &c aS}e 70
Xbcisei Rowsid, NE unsuccessful, Mississippi,
uFlnito, hiss gone TO Washington, where Ire will on
" tbe nowsrd Usiyersi,y and prepare for another
rofored boys IN that Institution who are striving br
the ssare Object and the probability Is that there
Will Dc enough .,.
In tho Mifitsfy Acadesy pc1t yesr 10, keep one
another in eeuntenancs. This IS very desirable DIR
them, as one black cadet among 80 many white
oues must hsve q critical time OF IT, We learned
ttst IL tbe deermhstipn Of smi,h's classmates TO
make him 70 uncomfortable tbat Ie wai be forced 70
resign. They rs laying their plans with the Utmost
HtARrbxssssss.
They sag thcy win run linn on Of guard, take his
gun from hun. delugs him with slops, cLi him
games. ostrseize him In every possible way, aad
drive him from de academy,
I'VE don't want MIN here" said one OF hb class j.
mates 70 Us. THE sentiment OF the whole elass is
sFdnst having sisaers here. We are bound to bead
Oh the AboiitioBists"
you must look sharp." ye replied, or Con
eress may abolish tie nstitution aitoeether. The
Atbers Of these black boys, and other black atpay
ers, help pay for the very uniforms which you white
boys seem detorfnincd 10 diseraoe."
How asd told as, coming down 10 the boat yestar-
day afternoon, that Bnith said to HIN at parting that
Ire didn't bOsye ho should be able 10 stand II long,
viii tho whole class combined sgsinst him. lie
was AFRAID his health would bretk down under the
pressure. What shame 1t Is THAI there 10 not yrt
sufficient civilization In the white TO deal jus q
with one poor black boz in sucn csne ss this
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HAIL COLUMBIi!

Another Batch Of Prisoners Freed-DeIi eisus-
Floral showers from the Hands Of New
Works Beauties-The blind Orator.
Yesterday morning the Academy Of Music was
nAed with fashionable audience taat bad ASSEM-
pleJ to witness the Columbia College Commence
neal exercises. There were some very pretty young
beauties In the audience. and many OF them, 1t was
noticed, had Bouquets with whish each ono peltcu
her fayorite orator bis turn arrived 10 speak. on
the stage sat a large number OF professors clergy
men, aad alumni, among othars OF course the very
venerable Peter Cooper. Theodore Thomas's or
chestrs supplied the music
There were IN all thirteen orators VINO discussed
subjects tina, ranged nom the most absruse plain
Woman's Rights A remarkable feature In tue ex-
ereises ule delivery Of the Latin saIntatory
ton by Mr. Lewis Buffet Carl, who is utterly blind
He sntsred the college three years ago, and has
tered mis- stables by means or raised letters: Many
ant mornings, when all the rest were playing At foot
ball on the green, sitting at the foot OF a tree, and
y; c,n, n an S 70 and S over his Eur.
withstandnR the overwhelming labor this means OF
s,sdy hsees'itated hs has graduated as second man
back OF chair AZ tho close OF his address, deli
cous shower OF flowers Iained upon the stage in tho
shape OF bouquets, anchors wreaths, crosses and
stars,
Another well received speaker was Mr.. Robert
Noteworthy shepard, who n handsome and srscefsl
dies. lie spoke OF " truth" and no sooner had lie
concluded, than the whole stage was strewn with
the floral offerings So literally few collegs orators
have ever been treated.
The speeches having been finished, the prizes for
pro6eisDcy in German ana the seminary prices
were awarded, after which came the niomen.
tous Greek prizes. Everybody held his
breath when they were 10 be Ewwled,
President Barnard In hrs college cap aud
scarlet robe remarked mat the competitions
for q ose prizes had been 80 very close that Il wns
impossible 70 say which conpetitor was the best 81
0reI fiza Of therefore
betvesH Mr. Archibald b. Kelly and another stu!
dent and the second prize OF $50 was given 10 Nj.
Henry Day Loder. Next came the pfesontatiou Of
the Diplomas, the valodietoy, Acme mssis' prayer
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EUREKA.
Meta Lets Dat some Facts Concerning the
Dry Goods Trade.


TO Nt HHIIOT " INC DNF'
Sra: would like 10 acquant the public with
the fact that (Netta) am not myth, but q red
human being, poor, plain working girl, and true
lady also. In this matter, which has reference to my
at sone small notices which some Of your CORE.
spondents have written beg that In the future they
from slurring the talesladea OF this city by their
sarcastic remarks, II they had any real gentemanly
feelings they would not try 70 hurt tire reelings a
my sex use the term saleeiadiee because / kno
and feel That they are deserving OF that title. Ia
regard 20 Mr. Ridley, no calls himself Christian.
bad practice the part OF the employers on Division
street OF compelling their saleswon,en 70 stand 10
Inc street and pull The CUSTOMERS In. Now II the
sdss employed In that part Of the city are dssirout
OF helping the cause, trust they will respond 70
any summons they may receive from myself j
wives ana dAughtsrs nom dealing in the stores just
% thng are aDout 70 close. Ons stre On TIC coIlet
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New YoRK, Wednesday, June 90 There were no
beer CAo IA market to-day and prices remain MONT
ually unchanged. IhG statement TO the elect that
about o1J cattle were IN the eChawkeu yards not
Tue rccC pts az that MARKET place since Monday
June 30, sgregute 2tS head, and mono have arrived
since last Mohdav. Lave stock ireIghts are u M.
setled At present the freight on beeyes from Buffalo
TO this point = 81 car load and from Chicago so y
by the Michigan SOuthsrn 10 Buffalo, and ~ y
car by the Pittsburgh ana fort Wayne 10 Coninunl.
paw. For sheep and hogs cent head Is chaTgod
ron Buffalo u New ovk.
sheep aud LAMBS were dull aud weak TO day at 5s7c
for the former, and lOe3isc. TOR the latter with lew
extra heavy sheep sold NJ iAgTkr and small lot or
extra lambs at iie Receipts were AGA head.
Hogs were quiet al saSsgc alive. and llgi. dressed
with receipts Of 2 sea-
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THE LIVING MACHINE.

Injure the main spring OF watch. and every portion
OF the works become di,ordcred The human stom acI
il to the human system what that elastic piece Of
metal is to a chronometer II influences the action Of
the other organs and controls, 70 extent tho
whole living machine. 1he comparison may be carr
ricd further for ~ the weakness other imperfeo-
ton Of the main spring h Indicated on the face Of the
umepiece. so also the weakness other disorder OF
the stomach betrayed by the face OF the invalid Ths
complexion IL saow faded. the eyes deficient In
ustre and intelligence, and there l. worn anxoua
expression IN tho whole countenance which tells a.
plainly written words could do that tue Dredi
shi7Q organ whose Office IL to minister the wants
OF the body, and 10 sustain and renew al It's parts 10
not performing Its duty. Il requires renoyat!ns and
stomach BittcIs may be truly said to be Ms hfad
HSetr,L The broken main spring OF q watch may ba
replaced by a one, but the stomach can only bs
repaired and and this OF the obeets
OF die famous vegetable restorative watch for eighteen
years has boon aging asuccctsf with dysy cps
alone. When the resources OF The pharnlc have
Teen exhausted without OF best doing more than m.tL
eating the complaint course OF this wholesome ANN
palstable yet powerful sonaChc effects perfect audi
permanent In all cases OF dyspepsia the liver
less disorGercd uron this important gland,
well uyon tue stomach and bowels the Bcrs acu
win singular dktlnctnoss, regulating and reinvs or-
auDg cvorY seeretye and asslnilainx organ which
bodily and mental health depend y
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What Eliza June Thinks.

SIR: ], too, am cashier in q dry goods store,
and, excepting that receive very little cash. Ii e
It, IL IL true am never allowed TO read my Ld0.p,
nor my Ton Cent Novel, nor my DOLLAR sun aus
allowed during those hours 70 sit down and take q
snooze but every kInd OF life has its bardshps and
" / should leave my place tomorrow, there aTe
he glad TO take II; though have half a mind 70
leave, just for tho un OF writing about my employ
an afrnid' however tnat this wouIda't nsY Tovrs
ever so much, for the interest yoa take In US all
ELIZA JANE COOK
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The Calling slavery Of the Machine Opera

SiR: notice several communications in Tha
SUN In reference to white Slavery among Ae
saleswomen and male clerks, but your fair corfe-
spondents have quite FORGOTTEN the poor machhe
operators. They truly have the severest time, both
as to labor and wages. very few can apply them
selves to their avocaton more than three or four
years at most from the fact that their aborlous tack
produces many incurable diseases that doom hdn
to untimely graves. MEDICUS.
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The news I. bad In many points OF view, but the
Intelligence that issue OF superb hats esp,ray for
the four,h OF JAY heoays witt he made py ninIi.
table Knox very agreeable indeed The ne
iashions Will ECLIPSE al provious styles have ema
hs,ed FROM eve broadwsy corner OF Fulton street br
LIANT rs those have Invariably heen. The Hlk, straw,
felt, canvas. and other varieties head gear now
lred BY uox saOw that the halter paying close at
tentlon w the comfort OF Tho community. Adp.
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Of Bowery and Houston street, the proprietor of
which . Is 9 wdowsE. sey3 its employees all hotrs
o'clock. thought 10 had more feeling iof M eS
than TO do 50, or imitate the contehptk
Bowery and Blocker street, who taxes
the physical strength OF his poor,sipad employees
In all OF his stores beyond their endurance. The
small store In the Bowery, near Fourth street.
owned by Mr.. O'Mesra, gives the mcanest salaries
In the whole city, and thinks he cannot get enough
work out OF his salesladies nor keep them late
enough 70 satisfy his greed. NFITA.
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EIGHT PKR CENT. GOLD BONDS,
L..A..n--..l L..

Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.
Price, 90 and accrued interest.
FRS, mortgage bonds issued BY the Montgomery
and Euiauia Railroad, on finished road Issue re-
stricted 10y law and surrounded BY guarantees that
render the bonds a most desirable investment Tae
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within
yeur to Euhsia Its finances are IN excellent condi.
ton, and il has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds IS q cheap aud wen
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE q CO., G5 Nassau St.
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EX-CASH BOY.
A Cry from the White slaves Of Eigbs Oh
Avenne.


Sra: I notice that YOU have undertaken the
great task Of hee ING the white slaves OF Sixth avn.
nue. and Hrosdway from the tyranny Of their inhu
man n.sers; but with great astoAis hmsnt We no.
tce sun more that We poor girls Of Eghth aven Ne
entirely forgotten. Why Is tais sou l. not a.
life misor .ole that that Of the girls on Six IN
aveAuss Arc not our wages lower tasu theirs and
must we not work hsrder and longer than they,
On Sixn. avenue Or BIosdway n,s tmoy stores
close at O'Clock but on Eighth avenue we must
sweat aud toll afil 10 or iUf, and then our
grumbie becaa-e we get home early. Still, We
cannot say that all the fancy store keepers Eighth
avenue rs heartless rs that. There are come
that yet have patty lett for Us poor girls. Al
tho beginning OF this season the principal fancy
store. On Eighth avenue agreed 10 close at O'Clock
Lyr vas the only one that refused; and when his
business manager Of the Eighth avenue store was
asked whether Mr.. Lyle would close at o'clock ho
insoleny enwered that be thought that the heal III
Of the girls would be greatly injured should they he
Nee early IA that Hoping that The RAYS OF your
luminous payer will warm tue heart OF Mr.. Lyle
and make him the ieader instead OF foe TO the
early closing movement, we remain,
THE WHITE SLAVES OF EIGHTH Az.
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How the slaves may Help Themselves.
Tn a. EF0a~ N Jbs

Sra Being one Of the "white slaves" of
New York, | would respectfully suggest the FOB
which arc both deep and numerous. Itis that The
slaves designate some person or once to receive
the name and address oi nil those who are des irout
OF improving both their own and their neighDors'
condition, Whom, having enough names, they nay
al feel justified in enlbarking In one preconcerted
and determined movement TO that end.
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A Railroad Train Stopped BY Grasshsppers.
from ne S1OetlOs (CaI) Independents

Judge Underhill, who len this city on Trip 70
the East on the eth inst, writes, under date OF Jnna
o thas curious Incident occurred - the tfaa was
.oHE sesg as 10 he n ss aUey came a. .
dead halt. Upon going Out II was found that tIey
were stopped BY grasshoppers: Tbs gLosnd vat, vas
were sTushsd ~ the wheels % tho stgint, and The
trsct was 50 grsased, that Tie wheels would not
take hold. Sand and DrooIns were brought into 70.
quisitiOa, and when the hotel train overlook the
other, BY dnt Of lie pushing, aad men on the cow.
estebsS bodiAg byooms the rails IN mont, the
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In state bonds, the principal business has been con-
fined TO the Tennessee North Ceronas. OF tho fs
named; ,ss ole sSes we're steady 4 g ne ssx rag
M4Na1y, ssPoSisl tax zsSG2s, and Missouri sses
ing o. The sdares OF The city banks were not dealt
H. Rswsy nrvrtgases were quiet with Gales q hrs
Of q. g. and l. q. Mt AN, rnd Central Psci1cs
Wv, ynioas being .oao,ed s.tss!H. land grants
On ei,reme euotations New York Central stoof isc.
, ,$SS sstw fsae shore ard .sLiR ~
fssna s a. sa sef e,ssrsss EGsk
2s,e and ,s sti.s,sccippi p nd s. New Jersey
Si Ss$$ BID. SsS.; fsSSsfd 's%d SIs Wa.
oE. Hsnni6a and 81 Jo.sph seid q lssx
Of the sstnamed road have been In session to-day Ia
ss.,oa ,sna EyHsr wss ssyrsa. a, tes stoct a.,
cent. In ss.n bad been dsolarSa on eos sisses Of o
awspns and we.tern, ict and Morn. and Essex, $50
So In the msceliAueous list Parnc MsiI was the most
active feature, ranging nom t 10 t0t western Union
TELEGRAPH being ss.dy .! siSsak, Atlsn!e Nail wa.
shsrcs were dur, hdsms selisY at sis, Wells. Faro
kst closed duli snu hfm wHh quotations az r. Nj
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Hugh Montgomery Wants TO Marry "Lo,-
tie.'
To the Editor OF The sun

10 We EdfOT OF me Nun
Sra: In reading the White Slave" correspon.
dence Of today could not but admire the braveryof
Miss "Lottie," and az have for years been looking
for Just such person as her spirit seems to indicate
that she II, feel constrained to request her, through
your columns, to fne me M opportunity to do what
she admits has never been done to her, and what
she says, with all her bravery, she never had the
courage to do, yie.i pop ths question. ~ "a,
HUGH MONTGOMERY,
June %. 352 West Twenty nth street.
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MESSAGE TO tar LADIEs.-It " not necessary
to coat the faded nDres with fth 20 stain the
10 order ~ renew IN your anc rn.ets the usoit
hue OF tfor prime Phhlobs Nitaha o. salvation ior
the har as clear and transPaTenta hnd ~ that which
sparkcs ~ your coogne bottles, effects TIE chanlu
workable.
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Arrivcd-wEDsEspAr. June 20

ArrtNcd-NEDhEspAr June ~.
Steamship AlemaniA, Hamburg mlse aud pass.
Steamship Regulator, Wilmington. n. G., naval stores
Steamship New lOrk Bremen, mdse. and pass.
Steamship CITY Of Cork Liverpool, nids1 and pass
Steamship AlbemAric, Richmond. mdse ami pass
Steamship Helyetin Liverpool and Queenstown, nde
and pass.
Steamship Mary, Mobile, cotton,
Steamsl y Acadia, Naples. mdsc. ana pass
Ship lhtrese, Liverpool, mOsr.
Bark MARY LuWerHop, Middl-sDoro falfOaI non.
BARK Olbcrt, Bremen, uldse aud pass
Also, the usul! river and cOAstgise vessels.
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MIR. Ridley's Clerks Again.
TO The Efffor Of Tzs S,sn

Sin: You say that Mr.. Ridley keeps his LADY
clerks their feet until p. NJ. would beg leave
TO state that he tertures them until 8 r. NJ, aud on
SATURDAYS until NJ and II nj night II any Will
visit his store few minutes before those hours he
will find my assertions correct.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dinghamton, N. Y.
Thursday, sunc %, at the residcnco OF tho brides
fsther by the Rev: VIM. A. Bsrtett OF Chicago, fhos
W. Wilmaith, OF Chicago, to Julie 5. Bartlett.
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SYnial Hptnrs.
SPECIAL
REDUCTION.

T..
WE HAvE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUR LARoA
STOCK OF sEAsoNABLE
DoY's CLOTHING
AT REDUCTION OF TWENTY PER CENT. FROM
MARKED PRICES, AND THUS OFFER OUR su.
PERIoR STYLES AT LOWER RATES THAN oRDL
NARY CLOTHING
MOVE OUR SURPLUS STOCK. AND MAKE ROOM
FOR NEXT SEASONS GOODS.
DEvLIN CO., -.
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST.
BROADWAY AND WARREN ST.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALhANsc--rnB DAY.
sun risee,s % sun IS Moon sets 80 W.
mon wATER-TuLs DAY.
Sandy Hook...S 81 Gov Leland. . toHel Gate. 10 ~
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and s;Hr s ss: is .a4 ESD ss.y S
gallon-Ade.
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FINANCIAL AED COMMERCIAL

Bargains in Watches, Jewelry, and Silverware
j. II. Johnston a Robinson, $50 Bowery .-Adr.
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BoeIs and shoes Of every, variety at re-
duoeo prices. 4, A, BROOKS SO BrUauN AZ,
Soiled shoes half price.
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.Hs NATURAL HISTORY oy a rLsDp.

The plebc," said thirdclsss man to rs. has 70
M; all tue cadets IN ,,e other classes, and they
his supeTiors as 'NT, Brown Nh Jones, &c., in:
stead Of simply saying, Brown, Jones' &C., and
What does that amount 70 Il We asked. "Do
yeu consider this mistorinE business q hardship ~
You'd bette. believe We do. You cannot i'm.
tse day when he can drop "a. MI and also no no
longer have it applied to him by any one except the
"Whea does thai auspiGious hour arrive :"
AT rcyeille on the morning OF the nrst day Of
Y es what a Change taxes place IL
man. Ne feels a though be could jump up to ths
neon. lie at once begins 70 address every body,
surname without the Mr. He then for tie irst time
s ssn a. e S s On fs' a Ssn: @ as AZ
raw new candidates Just connk m, add Gallo them
names with relish which nothiAa 6a'
@Dar He then ,b begin. % SSt
secoDa.cISss mas, and We leave ,s-nerrsw, az II
o'clock, on our furlOuah"
What have you TO look forward TO after your
furlnush. which especially spurs your ambition -
Promotion to the INST class, and that is sharp
spur. too, tell you"
~, Wal !ne nsIt :tTr-ths spar which is applied
Their spur Is graduation and commissions in the
The young cadet said this with such charming en-.
thusasn that we hadn't the heart to proong the.
conversation, lest there should DO some letting u
him down from Tho pinnacle OF ADDITION and sails
faction on which lie was poised.
The exaninaton this year was the severost that
mas ever occurred at tho Military Academy. Sixty
two and hall Per cent. Of the candidates were re-.
leeted, several Of whom are tine young men and
supposed there was no doubt OF their success Their
modification Ia keen, aad an extra dash OF bitter
ness is gwen to by the fact that Smith the colered
boy, went through tho SANE ordeal HtumpiRntly.
Only thiTtyeiEht passed ,he oxminatish Gus "
aghtyfye.
GEN. rHoxAs's yAvoEfrs.
The most noted member Of tho new ~ msnaeerie"
was John L.. Glenn, the drummer boy OF Chcka.
10 that baAle. lie went ID drummer boy In 1862,
when only ten years old, with the Twenty -sscoAd
and there got the nickname Of Johnny Shiloh.
Alter the battle Of Chiekamauga den. RsseeSansl
made him sergeant, and Gen. Thomas subsequently,
he could neither fesd hoT wr1ts Gen. Thomas
urged him 10 sluJy and d insef 70 enter the Mili
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DIYORCED
DIED.

GREEN.-In this city, on FRIDAY. May IS, 1870, by
Jonh ". Green.
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Deposit your money in time for fat OF July in
bulIdng.-Adp.
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Rer %Sr Ra tSS RFEfGf:, i aSS Tn
able and harmless SOLD py dTuggsn. DepotAs Bond ".
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JOSEPH D. PuRDY,
80 and q Maheu lane
EsTABL,SllED ist}.
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A Littc Cnsh Boys Grievances

10 me fddof or inc bHE.
SIN; Although only mere boy, I have taken
great Interest In reading the articles in your paper
headed White slaves but have been much ,urpri, ed
not TO mud the cish boys ineladed under the bead.
ing. Is II because they have grievance or l. i,
because they are deemed beneath consideration, on
account Of their youth and smallnoss.
few yesrs ago was a cash boy in one OF the
hTss retail! dry goods store. Broadway, reoovisg
tl.bo week from my employer, and hard words and
bad treatment nom set OF muttop-ehop English
salesmen, and imported Dublin clerks. BY the 10
how ~ II TINT ~ Enslish Irish eierk can avayr
get employment soccer than al AmoIicani
My hours were nom In the morning until at
night When going home. . lot OF parcels were
Civ en- me 10 deior nc way, with bins to collect
which made getting home before 10 o'clock an ion.
possibility. Yet, Was minute late in Tie morn
iAR j wss nned TWENTY-FIVE cents. Although TIN
occurred ovor two yenrs ago, and l am not a cash
boy now, yst all tbsse evils are stili In existence
and the boys cry out for q ltue forbesrabea
The men and women may talk OF having 10 stand
all day long; but bot u this TO the cash boy no
runa all day and works like express horss OF
night. Give the cash boys . chance, I say. Throw
out few beams In their hyoY, for remember the
boy Is father 10 tho man.
Yours, Ex-cAsH BOY.
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er. readily scppned their rqyfrsmsue At sudtw9,
TO the West cdifnsss on fsotsrtte scale Prime cor
date secePtshees nhd ready sale At aid
seser Sai. ported 81 sss 6Sess,
ence Commttee, bad been rejected by the House. atd
thes new ocmmutes bed been .ppolnted Trough the
at too late an hour TO hsve special effect
the opening snd advanced At Ore second call pfiees
ranging to cent. above those current Ut the
session yesterday Inc rise was due W tne
anticipated rcnvestments Of the July ntefes the eh
range or gold and the growing beef that the largo
currency balance IN the Treasury viii be usel FOR TIE
increased purchases OF bends lp July. The VS. were
market closed strong. and Henry Cews Co.. " wall
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