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LIsERALtrr-A dirty little urchin came run


ning up to gentleman in Broadway yesterday,
and asked hun ii he mad dropped his pocket boos,
.aymg that he ithe atorsaid urchiu) had picked
one up The gentleman, thinking it WIS soue
roguish prank. or that he wanted a penny, sad,
''oh run away, boy-don't annoy me- The lit,


tic fellow however, persisted, aud at last the ide


catered the mind of the gentleman that he migh


have los, his pocket-book, and feeling in his pock


ct he discovered that he had; and knowing ,ha, !;


contained about one hundred dollars nc app,ized
Il boy of the fact. The little fellow, however.
:. med to imagine the conduct Of the gentleman,
- singular, inasmuch as Re did not answer him
before. and asked him to describe it. Alter his
reoues, had been complied with, he asked him to
hold on till he looked and ran into shop To ex,
amino. Finding that the person was the real own
er. he HANDED it 10 him, and was running off.
when the gentleman stopped him, inquired his
name and residence, opened his pocke, book anc
cav, tho boy ten dollar bill. The boy seemed
to receive it rather reluctantly and said IN sor,
of rsr ,achful tone Thank you sir, bn, d'd Mt
do !, or that, though" That boz, ragged as he
h Is, IS destined to prosper Alb Eve. Journal.