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A STRANGE GENIUS. The N. Y. Globe
draws the following picture of disciple of st.
Crispln in that city-a fellow who takes an
occasional jaunt among the "Upper Ten Thou
sand" and plays game which shows that he
wishes 10 rank as one of the top crust of socie-
ty. But read the Globes account of him:


A little cobbler of the upper part of our ci,
ty is so anxious to be up in the world, that he
will work iudustriously for several weeks unit
he has earned some six or eight dollars, when
renouncing his apron and last, he dons first
rate suit and takes board at the Astor, where
he may be seen strutting about with the ut
most confidence, giving orders like lord to
the servants, and exhibiting himself with ciga'
and opera glass on the Astor House steps, un
til his money runs out, when he again returns
to his workbench to save enough for another
"blow-out," as lie calls it.