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BOLD ANusSARING HIGuwAy RopDERY.-fes-
terduy afternoon. Mr.. Geo. W. Liltle, of Marsh
field left home for Boston with load OF eggs
About O'Clock, when at place called Pennl-
mans Hill, in Weymouth, he got out OF his was-
On TO walk, and when about half way up the hill,
N the woods, man came out of the bushes be-
hind him and seized his arms and held them back
n such way that he could not extricatc himself,
another came up and held his hand firmly over
his mouth, and boy was directed to search his
pockets telling him TO be quiet, they would not
hurt him, his money was all they wanted. They
then robbed him Of all his money amounting 10
S2l3in bills and some change, when they released
him and ran into the woods. = There were three
men and boy. One OF the men in light COL
ored great coat stood by, but took no part in the
robbery The money taken consisted OF four SoO
bills on the Eagle Bank, Boston, land ;s.nail bills
of the Old Colony, and Boston Banks. { Before
ascending the hill, Mr. Little; saw "a horse aud
wagon standing in the cross road, but thought
nothing of it at the time, which no doubt belong
ed TO the robbers This is a most daring robbery,
rnd VIC have no doubt of It's correctness, as we
earned the particulars from MIR. Little himself.
Every effort is making to detect the villains.


Boston Transcript, Tuesday