llitllinr too t*r«*coR|onKYesterday a lir lie after uoou Mr. Chas. Lyons was sitting iu Mrs. Norton's mii-Imery store, and heard the alarm hell to the mooey drawer rio. He looked around aud saw a rather uncouth 3ookiug ooy opening the drawer. Knowing that he was a au iu wilder, Mr. Lyons seized him and turned him over to a policeman who locked him up. The boy proved to be Z\mmy 1? ft rah ay, tho ten year old son of Mr. Jesse tforsliay, a carpeuter of this city. The boy stood Ids imprisonmeat rlrsl-iate until nearly dark when he wept bitterly. Ilia parents hud been Informed of Ills whereabouts, hut made no effort to ; gel him out, and he was Inrued loose j about dark.