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An EXCITING INclDESr.-As the trains OF cars
for Philade phia were leaving the Canton Depot,
Baltimore, on Tuesday morning, Mr.. Dufy, the
chiei engseer, hs eyes along the under part oil
the cars, is his custom, to see that all was night


In dang so he was surprised TO see the form OF
boy about twelve years oi age slowed a'saY on The
top OF the lever connected ~ith the break ct ono OF
the cars lie mmedelel, called on the conductor
10 stop, but he was not heard, and The train was
soon in progress oh It's route 10 Philadelphia Know
ing thut the boy would be crushed 10 death the first
time the break was used, it certainly would have
been before they reached Phadeiphia, he inImedi-
aiely Jumped on Il locomotive that WAS g fired up,


and in few finuIcs III pursuit, urging his iron
horse 10 lie uimos; speed 10 oseriakc The tram He
caue upto them q. Stemm-r's Run, nlIr mites trnni
Baltimore, where he recognized the boy standing -
the road alongside the train, waiting for them ID
star; again, in order 10 resume Jas frrner position.
Il II miracle tia, The brake which he Il
ting not used when they stopped, as, IL II had.
his death would have been inevitable. Mr.. Daily
took him On his locomotive aud brought him back
Baltimore, but he refused 20 give his nn:nr mere
" stating than he wanted 10 go 10 Philadelphia Zoo
I:uch praise be awarded Mr. DUiiy !s: his
presence OF riiud - well as humanity il promptly
pursuing the course he did [Phii Ledger