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A LIVE CHILD BURIED.-A'Kentuckyp pa =
per, known To fame as the Cynthiana Demo
crat, prints the following remarkRbly cir
cumstantial account OF a recent discovery
near that town: On last Friday Mr. Thomas
A. Demmon, who resides in this county
about six miles from this place went out r.
his barn TO attend To some business when h
heard cry as OF something in distress. HeR
hrst thought IL was cat, but could n. 4 tell
and began searching for whatever 10 might
De That was making the noise. After loo <ing
Tor some moments. he went 10 a pile oT los
that were under the cave OF the barn, aud
upon nnding that the noise came from II, he
began moving the logs, and, after moving
them, be found heap OF fresh dirt and tie
cry tevidentiy OF child now, seeming 20
come from under the ground, and upoa Dig
ging the dirt away was horriied u I'D an
infant about three or four days old, which
had been buried alive. IL was still alive
having been laid On its back. n hand Kerchlef
placed over its face, and two wide boards
over n, so as not 10 touch the BODY, aud the
dirt on the board making nice little grave.
The child is alive and well. and although ii
is not certain, still they think 10 il knowO
who put the child there, and the work OF in
yestieation Will continue until a cerGalntyis
reached.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCfAE.


Quotations FURNISHED BY MtddLeton 4 Co, odnksry
The following were the prices bid and asked at the
meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange to-day :
o. 5. gold, lilo bid. Bank Stocks-Nstional Bank
Of Republic, lao bid; National Metropolitan Bank,
III bid, lis asked; Second National Bank, %
bid, 94h asked: Citizens National Bank, Ito bid;
Farners' and Mechanics National Bank, of George
town, los bid. City Passenger Railroads-Metro-
Bonds, 6,s, M. & s.. IS bid Sundry List-National
Thester bonds, & j.. p: c.. 70 bid, IS asked;
Masonic Temple bonds, Il. A, 6 D c., gold, 90 bid
Washington City Gas Stock. Is bid; Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal preferred bonds. ss. Ia bud $50
National Metropolitan FIFE Insurance Company
stock, los bid Corcoran Fire Insurance COMPANY
stock, l07 bid: New York, Alexandria Washing.
ton and Georgetown s. Co stock, l20 bid.
District Securities-( District of ColumbiaHPer-
maneLt imp. IS g., j., ISL 100 BID, los asked
90. r. J. & j., ls9l, sa bld; Max stock
es1I asked; DO; DO; small. 8 bid Nv sshine my
bid los asked; Fund Loan Bonds, Congo 6's e.
e., NJ. N, 1907. ssh bid; Certificates OF Stock,
Lls2o) 6s, A. j. o, at pleasure, IS bid 50 asked
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal stock, (lS47J 6's j. 4
4, at pleasure IS bid. (GeorgetoxnGGene
Stock, Ssh. A, o., 1881, eS bfi do,6s, j. A.
Stock, IS, J. A.. J. o., at pleasure, IS bid; Mar.
ket Stock, 6's J. A. J. Il o., at pleasure, SIS bid
Board Of Public Works-Certihcates General Imp
sc, y T. j., 1874 1875, 1876, 1877, 1873, series, S9I
blc asked; Certificates Sewer, e. j., 1874 "a,
% bid; Water Certificates s's 1877. 81 bid, 80 asked
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kilograms to The Star.
MOODY AND SANKEY.
YELLOW FEVER BROOKLYN
THE NEW HORSE DISEASE.
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
FOREIGN NEWS.
French PnlttSes

PARIS, Sept. 25.-Tbe deputies Of the left
have resolved TO return to Paris at the
beginning OF October TO prepare for the work
OF the coming session OF the assembly
and particularly for the debate on the
electoral law, which measure will be
first discussed. The Opinione NationaIe
the organ of several republican depu-
advocate voting by ACCOMPLISHMENTS has pro-
dnced strong sensation among the deputies
OF the left center. A rupture between NJ.
Dufonre and the left center is now certain
of the left.
a TOO Jealous PaPal NuncfO Recalled
LONDON, Sept. "a special dispatch TO
recall of the Papal Nuncio Cardinal Simeoni.
and the implied disavowal of his acts, have
0ccasloned considerable surprise. Monsignor
Rapella is more liberal than his pre,iecessnr-
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Moody and SankRH.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-It is said Moody and
Sankey will begin a revival in this city on
November LIST, under the auspices of the Y.
NJ. {. A, and that Gilmore's Concert Garden
mas been rented for the purposes of q chapel.
CONTRADICTION.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The statement that
Moody and Sankey had engaged Gilmore 8
concert garden for series of revival meet
ing, under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, is denied by the presi-
cent of that body.
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yellow Fever I'm RrookIvu.

INV 1ORk, Sept. 25.-Wm. ]. BOaltOn a
sailor belonging to the brig Wauburn, from
MataDzas, is now lying i'll I'm a Brooklyn
hospital of yellow fever, and is not expacted
10 recover. While he was yet able TO speak
he said that the Wauburn came from Ma
tanZaS with cargo of sugar, which was dis
charged at Quarantine. aud that there were
several cases of yellow fever on boari the
vessel during her voyage. Although the
patient was taken to the hospital on Satur-
day last, the real nature of his disease was
not discovered until Thursday, and then
search was made for the infected vessel, but
without success
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Fires.


WATERTowN, n. Y, Sept. ga fire
broke out last night in the paper mill and
sack factory of Taggarts & Davis, i'm this
city, caused by the explosion of a kerosene
lamp, destroying entirely one section of the
mill, together with large amount OF stock
me property in the other four sections of the
mil was saved, but was damaged by smoke
and water. Loss probably 10000. fully in
ton.
EAToNToN, n. j., Sept. 25.-The tenement
mousse OF Maxwell Hart burned last night
Loss. S25.0OO.
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THE AERIAL LADDER JoB.-The inquiry
into The aerial ladder calamity was con
tinued yesterday. Mrs Scott ida testified
tnat she sold the right 10 use the ladder TO
The New York fire department for $4,000,
ana pending suit To recover this amount
she Sold out her interest in the patent and
the claim To the chief clerk OF the depart
mept for $4,000. Fortunately for the chief
clerk the controller paid the claim very
shortly after this purchase. The clerk tes-
tifies that he paid the 900 TO Mrs. Scott
IDA with his own money. Tue transaction
appears on its face TO be as rotten as the lad
der, which cost three 6remen their nves.-N
y. Herald, sd.
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Business Ilt6iculstes

NEW ORk, Sept. Z5.-In a suit in the SUI
preme court to foreclose $4,000 mortgage
ON the Butcher street railroad, Or. J. w. Ran
rey, ore of the stockholders, was yesterday
appointed receiver.
VIM. c. Duryea yesterday filed an assign
ment for the benefit of his creditors, VIM. VI.
shallow being named assignee. His liabil-
1tles are stated at S35, 56S.Os; his nominal as
sets at "a, 215.18, and his real assets 81 Ill.,
Three other small firms made assignments
Yesterday
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A SUBTERANEAN FoREsT.-Mr. c. ]. Sale.
OF Essex county, Virginia, in digging a well
recently, at the depth OF about thirty feet
came upon the bodies OF large trees several
feet in diameter, which proved upon exami-
nation TO be cypress. Fearing the water
would be injured by the wood, he Determined
10 abandon this well, and dug another some
distance of. When he had reached abont
the same depth. he again encountered the
trees; and a third attempt, at a still greater
distance from the first we'll, brought him In
trees OF which are of great size and well pre-
served.
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INDIAN TERRTToRY.-Chief Ross, OF the
Cherokee nation, delivered an address al the
recent Information Indian fair at Ocmulgee
in which he stated that Indian territory has
an area OF ~ 600 600 acres and a population
OF 20 600, divided into 80 nations and tribes
The Indians harvested last year more than
six million bushels of wheat; property valu-
alton is $40, 900 900, and one-ffth OF the in
terest accruing each year IL devoted TO pub
lie instruction. The fact that these Indians
are getting on 10 well has led TO a very strong
resolve TO keep the white man out as long az
possible.
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STRANGE DEATH OF A YOUNG GENTLE
MAN.-A few days ago Oliver j. Youlin, liv-
ing In the WhittmOre House. i'm Grove street
New York, visited the house OF Dr. Converse
on wayne street, Jersey City Heights. About
nlne O'Clock on Wednesday evening he
the report of pistol was heard in the ward.
On going out Mr.. Converse discovered the
dead body of young Youlin lying with a bull
nt hole In the breast. al the foot of the stoop.
1t is not known whether the Shooting was
accidental or Intentional. He was but six
teen years OF age, and no motive for suicide
IS RnoWn' The body was removed 10 the
mergue, on Communipaw avenue, and was
father is in Europe.
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NATloNAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE ENGT-
NEERS.-The third annual Convention Of the
National Association of Fire Engineers will
DE held in New York on the 4th of Octob az
next, 10 which the chief officer or a repre-
sentative OF each fire department in the
United States has been invited. Represents
atiVes OF the fire insurance interest are also
exp cted. Facility will be afforded invent
ors az q manufacturers of improved appara-
tus for the exiinguisbment of fire for the ex
hlbltion OF their inventions. The yarious
ia lroads have agreed to transport delegates
at reduced rates
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THE NEW SPANISH MINIsrRY.-A Mad
rid dispatch TO the London Times says the
new ministry belongs TO the union or liberal
party, which Is composed of the best ele-
menn OF the Conservative party formed by
clean hands and q reputation for honesty
AID integrity. The majority OF the officers
OF the army are said TO support the present
and his adherents will become supporters of
the monarchy. The state of feeling In the
provinces is said 70 be one Of utter WEAKNESS
and Indifference.
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AT THE LOUISVILLE (KY.) RACES yester-
Trigg Nd IS, who rode Port Leonard. The
race was for dash OF a mile and an eighth
and T hesi made In 10Th The tobacco stakes
And a quarter race by Kiiburn, over four
others, In ZIP. The mile dash for two-year-
Old was won by Vagrant In LAG, over two
others. WV
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JOAQUIN MILLER came down the other
day from West Point, where he has been
spending few weeks In quiet country life,
and has established himself I'm New York for
the winter. The Oregon poet has abandoned
the eccentricities OF costume and appearance
which first made him 30 king Q figure in
London drawtng-rooms. With short hair
handsome full beard, and quiet Manners he
might almost be taken for q stock broker,
instead of q pOet.
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THE BALTIMORE FAILUREs-The general
statement OF the affairs OF Stirling, Ahrens
Co., OF Baltimore, now being circulated
among their creditors, makes q clean total
OF liabilities amounting TO e, 45S 600, and net
a'sets liked at S3.1l2,000, from which there
are various deductions to be made that show
that The Calvert Company will obtain about
80 or 70 per cent OF It's claim, and the other
creditors somewhere in the neighborhoO1 of
% per cent. After settling up with the CAL
vert company and paying the l5O, 900 COM
pounded for, there will be enough left to paw
81 per cent to the other unsecured creditors
WhoSe claims amount to Sill 900, OF which
they will probably get 1857 600
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NATIONAL rhE.TEK.
THE WORLD'S NOVELTY
Con me,4cing MONDAY. Sc ptember 2T
~ hut in W Aships ton Of J. q Zimnermsn's
mEhlCAN JCNEN.LE OPERA COM
PANY.
Iris wonderful OrganlZatioy comprises
sENORl1A OAEMON USDA MORON,
lPTimt Donna, eight years old;D
GUApULEPE UNDA Y MORON,
fPrims Donna, six years old
tlzo. 30 OUILDREN q extraordinary talent
FULL CHORUS and GRAND ORCqhRTRA
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS,
GRAND DUs HESS.
THURSDAY EVENING",
ROBINSON CRUsOG
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF CARMON MORON,
The beautiful sentimental 0pera,
MARINA.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY,
GRAND DUO HESS.
SATURDAY EVENING,
HGBISNON CKU>aE
~POPJ LAR THEATER PRICrS IN
Seats can tie secured at MetzerOtt & Co = dusic
Store. sap2i-tr
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-LOans, increase,
az 030,50 specie decrease, Sll7 800; legal ten
ders, decrease, S6l6, 100; deposits, decrease,
S3, 1927 100; circulation increase, Sis, 800; re-
serve, increase, S2IS,315
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Horse Disease Spreading I'm Jersey

INV YORK, Sept Z5.-The morse disease is
rapidly spreading in New Jersey, and during
the past four days 800 horses have been at
lacked by IL In Jersey City alone. In Mer-
May the disease has been pronounced to be
of the cerebro spinal meningitis type and
the number OF deaths is set down at fourteen
per cent.
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Death by burning.
A WOMAN PERIsHING IN THE PRESENCE or


HER SON.
MI James Rutan, a shipbuilder. of TOttpn-
Vile, Staten Island. was awakened ahout
Twelve O'Clock on Wednesday night by the
smell OF smoke. A small fire in the kitchen
fireplace was burning briskly, and Mr.. Rutan
covered the embers and went back TO bed
about Three O'Clock he was again ava kened
The house was filed with dense smoke Mr.
Rutan called his family OF eight persons On
Inc outside OF the house, in the rear a sheet
OF lame burst from the side. and the kitchen
was all ablaZe. Mr.. Rutan's mother Mrs
hachael hutan, eighty-two years of age
called from the front window i'm the second
story Tor help, as the stairway leading TO the
lower floor was impossible. MIR. Rutau
passing quickly through the fire and smoke I'M
the hallway, found his mother sitting on the
ped. be endeavored TO persuade her TO pass
out of the window on to the piazza RUM no
along the front OF the house, and thence by "a
ladder To the ground. Mrs. Rutan became
hysteTical and resisted the efforts of her son
10 rescue her. Mr.. Levy. the only other man
at The scene, assembled the ladder and with
Inc help OF Mr.. Rutan endea vored 10 raise
Mrs. Rutan through the window. Mrs Ru-
tan continued TO resist for fear of falling from
the piazza, and as she weighed about 2SO
pounds The men were unable To force her
through the window. The smoke en- terat fbe
room, and Mrs. Rutan fell To the floor Suf
located. Mr.. Rutan also fell but reached the
window. As he jumped upon the piazza his
strength gave way, and he fell exhausted on
The roof. Mr.. Levy aroused him. and AS
sisted him TO the ground. In a short time
Inc mousse was consumed. Yesterday after
noon Mrs Rutan's charred remains wera
taken from the ruins.-N. y. Sun, 2Rh.
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FATAL SLEEP WALKIN9.-It has often
been observed that somnambuIists are very
sure footed while walking in their sleep, and
that they will often walk upon the edges of
Ioofs without falling. One James DObson
ceptiOn to this, as he walked out of a III nd
story window and was fatally injured BY the
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GRAND VOCAL AND tNsTRUMENT

GRAND VOCAL kNDINs1RU MENTAL
" CeSCERT
FOr the benefit Of the FRENCH SUFFERERS by
the FLOODS under the aus pieces VI the French res
idents Of Washington, and the patronage Of Mr..
bsrth Idi. Minister Of France.
By the Marine Band,
Prof. L.. C..rradi Colliere,
Miss Rose NcDermOtt,
Miss ri and Lucas,
Miss ZsIdee Jones,
Who hay" kindly volunteered their services, at Lin
c. In Hall MONDAY. October 4th, 1878 at O'Clock
. m Tickets for sa st Ellis Music store.
BAL subscription book holders are requested
to meet at Prof Oolliere's. GA at ,opp. Masonic
Temple, on Monday. 9th inst az s o m. sAp24
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The Law OF THE RATL.-Some one vino
has taken the trouble To post himself on ne
laws governing railroad passenger travel
lays that extra charges FOR failure 20 INV
hckets are universally sustained by the
courts, but there must be a fun opportunity
10 buy afforded by the ticket seller PaSSaD
gers must show tickets when aSkesi for As
10 stopping on" there Is only one decision
which Is That a passenger cannot s.stnp orr
and resume his Journey without the nre-
Nious assent OF the com pany A. u the ,F.-
ngation OF the road Co furnish a seat n a mas
senger a decision SAYS: "A paSsenger Who
exhibits his ticket need not surrender tt
until he has been Furnished win a
seat" A railroad il not liable for
things stolen out of pasSenger's seat there
being DO previous delivery e. the comDany,s
serVantc; for the same reason the connanv
IL not liable for baggage in the paSSanrerss
own care. Passengers who neglect 10 1oox
after their own baggage on arrival AZ their
destination csnnot recover N IN n Is LOST
without fault OF the carrier Baggage LETT i'm
sietion-houSes for the passengers conve-
nience, after IL has reached its sieSttnatloo
comes under a new class of rights and dutieS
The baggage master assuming the poSffton ~
"gratuitous bailee, /" who only becomes Iiable
IN cases OF gross negligence. The obligafioD
OF The railroad as carrier ceases when an mas
delivered to ITS owner at the place Of deStf-
nation, or when ne has had reasonable on
portunity OF receiving and removing IL 81
viii interest SpOrtsmen 20 know thar fbev
may recover for the value OF dogs when they
entruSt them 10 baggage masters for hire
because Of their exclusion from the nasseb,
ger cars.
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The Body Of A. w. MarkIey Fouud.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-The body of
Albert w. Markley, of Camden, N. j., miss
ing from his home since Thursday, was
found this a. m. on Delaware river. The de-
ceased was well known for many years from
his connection with the Camden and Amboy
railroad.
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~The Grand Lodge of TIE Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows will hold its next ses-
sion in Philadelphia.
~John Gonzales, a Cuban, has been SEN
fenced to prison for life for arson in New
York.
kIThe young ideas in Middlebury COLLEGE
Connecticut, are to be taught how 10 Shoot
practically. A rifle team Is 10 be Organized
gan English company has purchased a
large tract of land In Russell county. kan
tas, near the Victoria colony, for agricul-
tural purposes.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE FROM DYSPEPSIA
John Nyenschwander, q gentleman of Fort
wayne, 80 years OF age, attempted to com
nit suicide by shooting himself, and did
manage to send two balls into his head inst
back of his left ear, where they still remain
ard Will doubtless prove fatal. Dyspepsia
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HER THREE HUSBANDS. Frances Pa.
ker-that was her maiden name-has within
seven years married Smith w. Post Andrew
Mitchell and Chas. Curtis, all of whom are
yet alive In Brooklyn, and from none of
whom has she been divorced. She has been
arrested for bigamy
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Inc AaPkeH.

BALfrMoRI, Sept. G.-viretnfa sfxes, peeIerv,
%; eonso1 SsA; West Virginia, bid to day Sugar
BALTIMORE, Sept. B.-Cotton quiet and heavy
middling, lSaES. Flour dull and Unchanged Wheat
active and hrm-No1 western red, 81; Maryland
amber, .I5al .4s; other grades unchanged Corn ac-
tive and one cent loyer-eouthern white nominaliy,
7sa79; southern yellow, 1la73; western Mixed az:
closed offered ct IS, without buyers Oats arm.
.outhern, 4ssss; weste.s white, lsas0 western
unchanged. Provisions iirmer AID higher. PORK
scarce and very firm a Scar 90 Bulk meats scarce
alan; looee-packed, s,sAls. Bacon frmer ana &C..
HHssmsherlaers' yao: clear rib sides. lsx
Butter firm and unbalanced. Petroleum stronx.
crude, sa.a6A; refined E4al5.. Coffee quiet, Su
sirone and uncha DRed. Whisky dull and heavy, rs
NEW YORK, Sept. 25-Stocks steady Money
Y Gold. ie.: Exchange, long, 4si; short, 4s,.
nKw YoRK Sept Is -Flour quiet and unchanged
W heat quiet and UNCHANGED. Corn dull and heavy
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MURDER OF VIRGINIAN IN CALrFop
NIA.-George E. Boston, formerly of Win
chester, Va, was recently murdered In the
entered, it is supposed by Indians. and hs
was murdered and his body burnt, only the
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~Judge John III. Reynolds, died at Kind
erhook, New York, yesterday.
Brayley beat Brown by ten lengths in a
scuil race yesterday, at Halifax, ". s, over
. three mile course, for $500,
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sSATCHED FROM THE GRIP OF Mon
STER-Cpon the application of Mr.. Monroe
,: Minstoe, OF the Society for the Prevention
OF cruelty to Children, Justice Morgan or
dered the arrest OF Michael Bradley, Of No
81 Goerck street, for brutality beating his
nttle niece, Nellie Boyle, eight years old
For some time the neighb0rS in The house
mad been shocked by the little girls screams
under severe chastiSement at the hands OF
bradley. On the 18th instant, Bradley, who
was intoxicated, took a barrel hoop brist
ing with nails and began to beat the help
less child so shockingly that several of the
ladies OF the house felt constrained to inter
fere. So severe had the chastiSement been
that the child's body and limbs were Stained
with blood, the nails OF the hoop having en-
tered her flesh. Her body is covered with
bruises from the kicks and cuffs of Bradley
bradley was committed in default OF 500
bail. The little girl is to be adopted by a
humane neighbor.-N y. San, 22d
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KIDNAPPING CHILDREN IN NEW YORK.

KIDNAPPING CHILDREN IN NEW YORK.
caring attempt was made in New York on
ne 81 instant To kidnap the infant child of
hIS. hayes, residing on Pacific street The
attempt was made in the afternoon by two
me-; one OF them. after efiecting an entrance
10 me mouse, picked the child up from the
stars, and was carrying it off when discov-
ered by the mother. Her screams frightened
nIm Ind he fled without taking the chIld
Mrs Hayes has given an accurate descrip-
lice. w. VIZ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan, whose little boy,
Josey, was abducted last week from in front
vi vi MI. sullivan store on prominent street,
nave received a number of communications
rom those who have read the account. The
experience is being repeated which became
SO common during the excitement consequent
ufOn the abduction OF Charley Ross Chill
dTeh answering the description of the lost one
are seen In various localities and the anxious
parents are informed, only to be disappOint-
own.