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KJOTICE.-Hamilton County, Ohio. Court
~ OF Common Pleas: No. 46,,s93. George W.
Tucker and John Boyle, executors Of the Lass
ceased, plaintiffs, against Catharine McClos-
ION 1onn =. Maginl, her husband, Elizabeth BoylA
ask1 Gs of 'Gnn H1eB B0ye Wm Mc0ssy yans Ms
Rose Boyle and Catharine Boyle, defend.
ants. John McClosky, Mary Ann Ma
gini and John G.. Magini, her husband,
asa ana % William McOiosky, who reside In
sylvania, and Jane McCiosky, Ellen McClosky-
ami James McClosky, or the county of West
Moreland and State Of Pennsylvania, will take
Of Hamilton county. Ohio, as executors Of thss
last will and testament OF Patrick McCiosky.
deceased, did on the 23th day of May, A. H
1915, file their petition in the Court of Common
and State of Ohio, against all the above named
defendants, setting forth the will of the said
Patrick McClOsky. deceased, tho personal and
real estate OF which he died se,zed. and aver
so indefinite and uncertain that they
are unable to understand the true
intent and meaning thereof, and are unable
to administer the trust Imposed upon them by
of the Court in the premises. -
The prayer OF SAID petition is for construc-
tion Of said will, the order and direction oi
the Court In the administration of said trllst
.$.AN, - o"SA y" ocAi iVtioWlng uc5crlDSU
real estate to pay the costs and expenses q
administering said estate, the debts OF said
testator, and The legacies mentioned in his said
last will and testament, to-Wit: Situate. living
and being in the City of Cincinnati, Hamilton
County, Ohio, bounded and described as fol- s
lows, to-wit: All that certain lot in slid City
OF Cincinnati, on the northeast corner OF john
and Kemble (n0w Ninth) streets, thirty
lSW feet in front on Kemble er
Ninth street, and the same widtb
back on John street, one hundred i100) feet.
beng the same lot conveyed by the executors
of Nicholas Longworth, deceased, to Patrick
McCi0sky by deed dated November 80. 1854
save and except out OF the above described
lot fifteen feet thereof fronting on Kembic of
Ninth street. and running back on John strect
the same width in rear as in front, ninety -sIx
u feet, beng that portion of said lot coa-1
yeycd by Patrick McUlosky to Catharine Me
Closky by deed dated December 81, 1873 An
the said John McClosky, Mary Ann Magi1x[ =,
and John G. Magini, her husband William
dane McClosky, Ellen McCl0skH,
and James ncClosky, are notified that thew
are required to appear and answer said nett
lion on or before the 17th day Of July, 4. b.
1876.
GEORGE w. TUCKER and
JOHN BOYLE,
Executors OF the last will and testament Of
PATRICK MOLL6SKY, deceased.
WHITE q w ATERs, Attorneys for Plaintihs.
lmy2S-6.Fl
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.Marrtaae Ldce,as ses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
August Peters and Lizzie Burke.
Chas. r. Van IIaft & Maggie E. Phares.
Albert Rothert and Lucy Sager.
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.HO, for the Columbus Races

'Ho, for the Columbus Races.
The Dayton Short-line is selling round
trip tickets to the Columbus races at
~ 10, good to return till July 9Th, inclu-
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-02

Lawyers maxim-where there's a will
there's a way-to break it.
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DIED.

BALL-At Avondale, o., July I'd, 1875, at
O'Clock A. M, Katie Follett. youngest child
of Flamen and Kate +. Ball, aged 10 mont
and days. lt*
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HOTEL.
PUT-IN-BAY
HOUSE

PUT-IN-BAY HOUSE
HAS just been reftted, repainted and put in
summer. For pure air, fine fishing and great
diversity Of healthy amusement no place is SO
celebrated.
Easy. communications, nearest point from
pleasant breeze always deiightfu bays, pleas
ant groves. and everything lovely.
For de criptiye circulars Of the House and
Island, address PUT-IN-BA HOUSE,
lea-stF Put-jn.Ray, o.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

There actu probably be some light rain
to-day, and vd,ia6le. Fair and cloudy to-
mOYrOlc,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-02

EdAI.-David Q. Morgan will take nOtica
IL that Charles y. Lockard, Thos. 8. Ireland
AID Daniel p. Erwin. partners, as Lockard,
Ireland q Co, have sued him in the Court of
Ohio to recover the sum of 800 IS, with Interest
from May 49, 1874, on $3.50, and on s4a3 IS froa,
January !, 1875. at 10 per cent that an attach
ment issued and moneys and properly garni-
sneed. SAID David Z. Morgan is required tn
1875. JIG. e III. DOTTGI.ASS
July =, 1870 Attorneys for plaintiffs.
liy2-6tE1
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LEGAL,

A TTACHMENT. = Louis Kruckemeyer.
IA plaintiff, against Charles Miller, defend.
ant. Before Q. v. Bechmann, Justice OF the
Peace, Cincinnati township, Hamilton county.
ONO On the 3lst day Of May, 1875, said Jus.
action for the sum of t35 10. Said action is sef
for hearing on the 10th day of July, ISIS, atH
O'Clock A. NJ, at No. Ia Court street, the ofiioe
OF said Justice. LOUIS SKRUCKEMEYER.
CINCINNATI, June, 22, 1875. je25-3tF
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PROFESSIONAL.
Homeopathic Phvstcfans.

w MI. o w EN 8, M. d.,
S. w. Cor. Seventh and John SITS.
Ofhce Hours-From to O. A. NJ, to 8 and
6 to p. M.
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MYTHICAL NOTHA

Raft I'm VALDEZ symphony was recently
e~rformed hY the London Philharmonic society for t'
tiio the British capitol IL received with
geat iaNOt.
The first general rehearsal Of the chorus Of
school children Cincinnati IL stival held last
week Fifteen hundred pars " little lungs we're brought
play. and the result Is said to nave been charming
Dr. :. Austen Pesrce will perform on the
.sp ~ the Church OF ST. Ninocnt Frrer Lexington ave
aud Sin ST. tomorrow evening. The Instrument
Of Me-. ROosoyeits most Important works
The Rev. Mr.. FoOtc, pastor of Kings Chapel
IN kDSt"n has been preachi0g series OF sermons ON
church music ancient and modern, with specimens per
the choir There As excellent hint here FOR
missionaries OF reform.
A concert will be given mt Stelnway Hall on
"Wednesday tho 2Sth. in aid OF the DIV Ihalcl Few
rersp0s at all interested In charities are unaware OF the
srriie.t management and usefu'ness % tH Org;ntSar
aon greatly need of funds, but docs not ASK the
bubble atend Its entertainments from motives Of char
h, alone The promises tc be amusing and inter
mitch whlah will occupy toe inermisson between the
iiIet and second parts.
Sig. BiignOli has been singing at Her Ma
tesBs OieTs in tbs role vi Ii0acilo rno critic OF The
tig Nrtrs .ays of the tOrs first appearance
Their hot little opportunity for special display nu the
part az the hero OF flotDw pretty opern before tue sec
snd act; aud. accordingly, sig. Brgnoi inado no
Jnpr -son until he 10 he solo Dcrui P. near
tie end vi tar second act which he sang with SUCH
"a. n~it p precision 10 draw forth considerable a
puSe. Stii better, ana far more elective ~os me- ds
hyc-y OF she aria Mappar" In the following act. This
vas given IN highly artistic style, the phrasng having
been particularly good such general and prolonged de
of approval followed the close OF the air
that its repetition became Imperative necessity.
gnor Hreo- voice Il rather OF the robust than OF the
isbt .nd n, Kind Its best portion being tho middle
ttcge Hence biz Test effects produced ia pasea SOS
which lie gitiin this COMPASS
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ditioned nevertheless that they shall not interfere With
power reserved eNcikvey 10 tbe members OF Tar Cor.
poratioD. Section provides for tho election Of three
auditors. 70 whom the annual financial report OF the
tees must be reported and no audited and approx oil by
Them before the report shall be presented At the annual
meeting for approval Section provides for the cleo
ton OF three inspectors " election elected by ballet
ana serving ono year. In Of tle.r death.
refu-l u act, or resignation, the mcml,ers Of
the corporation VIII have the power o elect Others In
Their stead. Sec"n provides thai inspectors shall
count the tUtes given az the annual meeting publicly
aud announce H. The member, of tho corporation present.
the names ~ the Officers et"d VI also gives the hight
10 an elect,T 10 challenge vote Section IL PRO, ides
mat the saDding c0ioutt SHAH BE- appointed b. the
board OF hpsees within ten days after their election
Thcy arc also compelled Ia Appoint. without reference 10
membership, all judges and jurors to make awards OF
premiums. The great medal, highest award OF the
Institute only he conferred by affirmative vote OF
ten stccs at regular meeting Of the Board and then
only after the medal has been approved by twotirls
vote OF the Members of the Institute present a OF its
regular meetings. upon the recommendation OF at
least II members Of tie Board Of Managers for some
thing regularly entered Tor competition OF exhibition
under their management. The Trustees Of the corpora
ton also obliged 10y seldom ID to demand and take
security from their treasurer for the faithful perform
of the trust reposcd In him. tn such amount aud
in snch manner as shall seem TIT to them section
provides ai member OF tho corporation In receipt OF
salary brother compensation for services rendered IN ne
behalf shall Toe eligible to any Office other employment
under the corporation, oithor Of trust or profit.
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DEPARTURE or NOREIGY NAILS

TUESDAY. APRIL ~.
For Euope via Plymouth Cherbcurg and Hamburs by the
Mai closed lO D. Seaurp sails 1t from
pitr III foot of first st, Hoboken.
cosc at Supplementary Mail !, closed NJ 2; " 10
slesmshp ssls nj p ~ from PIER no ~. North River
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %
For Europe via Queenstown AMI Liverpool by the slea
ship Bohuia malls close 730 supplementary Mail s
closed at go steamship sails at lo3oa H. nom ounrd
THURSDAY. APBr "a.
For Europe via Plymouth Cbsrourg and Hnnburg by the
steamship Poninorann maIs close at $50 m sngpeno
from Pier at foot OF third st Hobohen.
For Hayt and Nenezu by the steamship Etna msus oose
River.
For Havana aud the wes. Ind by steamship CITY Of New
al $40 y M steamship sails At rou Pier No. North
For ermuds by the steamship Csnna mails close At
steamship salts at D. mr. from PIER no L. North Nvef
FRIDAY, APgIL 80.
Por Aspnwa, Panama, tho Central American aud south
otsry Nal Is closed At ~ steamship
sails ut IL IN. from PIER No. AZ North kiyer 81,
Maii fof Newfoundland close at the Now'Nork Poeomoe
Mail Tor HaItay n - Is closed at the NewYotk Post
o"'' 0'''' u" SATURDAY. MArI
For England. walea and Irosnd wa oucnasnwn am ~
crpoo b., the steamship CITY OF Chester mails close az ~
at 2 D. M from pier No. As North River
Mail. scotland Ony Ivy The steanshp Oslir0na close
supplementary NAL Is se eg Solt p m 'o'n
tor and Brsmen by the seansp ons malls Oiose at 80
sas at 2 D. M from Pier foot Of Third st., Hoboken
France direct nv the steamship France, mails close
II 80 supplementary Mai S closed " ~ MP p Ia sea
Mails FOR Key west BY steamship city OF Waco Gloss at
PIP III Steamship 'als a. p w. IRON pi'f NO ~ Last '''
All Nail. close At ii O'Clock m. TIE Postofloe is open
nom y q. IA. to III a. M
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. April 26.on the rccominen'laiion
the following changes n tle stations
duties OF officers the Medical reIten United STATE.
made surgeon j. T. Head ordered " report
General Department Of the South for duty
Medical Of department relieving surgeon VIM
Siosn who has been Tered N duty Medical Director OF
the Departmsni u" Dakota Surgeon H. Franz relieved from
In tle Department Of fsputh Cfiisr.d 70
duty In the Military p ision Of the Atlantic Surgooo g. o.
Byrre relic we'd from duty ut Writs Point New YORK Har
Dakota Assistant
geon Joseph Gibson relieved from duty in tho Department
South the Department OF the I1ade
Assistant surgeon W. Matthews relieved from duty ia the
ary Division OF the Ataniic. and ordered 10 tho Depart
n Of California Assistant Surgeon G. r. Mum, relieved
duty the Military Division OF thu Atlantic, and ordered
TO the Depsr, Tho Platte Assistant SurgeoD j. A.
FINLEY, duty 10 the Military Division Of the At
Ian c ordered the Department Of Missouri Assistant
Redal relieved inm dnty 10 the Military Division
and ordered 10 the Department OF Texas a.
stant j. II. Hamilton relieved from duty AZ the ~
Louis Barracks No. and ordered To Oh" i"Isriinen NJ eau
fOrna Assistant Matthew'S prior TO hts departure
or the Department of California will rport in pefsoi % the
the Army Medical board In New York CITY for
examination for promotion Assistant eeon NJ hey
relieved from duty IN the department " The fiato
and Assist AMI surgeon y g. Crowlrey duty In the De
arment ,he and ordered before the Army Ned,
for promotoo, artcr Wiicn
they viii report by letter TO u,e Surgeon General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYIcE or THE GIliKF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. Tn6siay. April -, is75-1 q. IN.
a..nia I,cx.a L. L1.llr

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFYIcH or THE CuKF SIGNAL OFFICER. :
WILMINGTON. Tu6siay. April ~, is73-1 q. m
synopsis for NE J-dsi bcsntg.to"r hours
Light rain has prevailed in the Gulf States,
Tennessee the Ohio Valley. the Central Mississippi Val
ley, aud the southern portion of the Middle States.
Cloar weather prevails In Noy-England. and thence
westward y" the Missouri Valley
The barometer has fail n. except In New England IL
continues high oH the aouth Atlantic cJast and In the
lake region and Is low In Tennessee and In the extreme
Northwest.
The temperature has risen slightly the Atlantic
Coast.
The Mssl.siph River has fallen at Memphis, the Ohio
at Pittsburgh.
Probabilities.
For New England, clear and cOoor weather VIII prevail
during the day. with westerly winds aud rising borou'
etfr. followed by threatening weather and possibly rain
In the southern portion.
For the Nidde and South Atlantic Stocs and ns Iot.c
lake region increasing cioudiHsss md light rain, efh
slight changes IN temperature eosig TO sohers Winds
aud falling barometer.
For the tulf states Tennessee. and the Ohio Valley
local rains except In the southwest. followed by clear
lug weather. slight rise in temperature. esseriy 70
southery winds. east OF The Mississippi. aud north to
west winds IN the south west aud slowly rising barUne
ter IN Tho lOwer mississippi Valley. =,
For the upper lake REGION the Upper Mississippi and
the lower Missouri Valleys, partly cloudy aud warmer
weather with east 10 south Winds, falling barometer, sI,i
light rain In Missouri Iowa. Illinois. and near Lake Mci
ig3n.
Tho Lover Missouri River will risc slowly.
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THE BRYANT RrSErIT.

The first of the Bryant Benefit performances
VIII ne given on Wednesday afternoon, ut Mr. Days The
oier When Ire Rev Mr. rockingham VIII deliver I'm I'D
drss tho Mustrcls will sing roouiem several act, of
London Assurance" VIII be given, With a strong cast Of
parts; md Miss BUou Heron and Mr. James Lewis will
appear IN fnrce The other performances will he given
ON Thursday afternoon. at twelve different the
alters. The plan Of giving o supplementary bono
III performance. at the Academy OF Mnsc,
on the LIST OF May under the auspices Of Of the
pross has been doned-thoso In charge OF the bro
ject having become Satisfied that It could be carried
ont without risk Of niurng tho benefits planned by
Managers The volunteers for this performance were
Madam Rstor Miss Nelson, Mr.. Rignold. Miss Daven-
port, Mr. a1d Mrs Florence, Mr.. Rowe. Mr. Arpott Mr.
Nbucke. Miss Linda Mayr, Mr. Gilmore aud his baud,
MIR. Beckett Mfr. Robson. and others
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P4SSENGERS dRRTVED.

and Mira T. Cowies, y. c. Bunce " J. RaJ Nj aud hrs
nurse Mis-. Robinson MIS- d. stewart ~ Bate MIRA j.
Tiasloll II. H. Brdgeman. e Brdsenan. joel Y. t.ss'
Mss Hatch Mis- Woodruff A. D ShandeI q; W. ih",npn
Ethel Aver and nurse Mrs J. Clark, A. Thets Jonn Mcca
frey !. Brucn Nj and MIRA J. Cornell. Ella iof u
G. falls J. Chayts Thomas Smith - - -,
PROM AsPINWALL-In s,ssashp Henry cadrn1oey ApTn
Huipg, O. r. Held aud wife DE- u keSser hlohsrn VIE
Mitchell and wife Ohss. Haigb .. Rsynor aod vita e
IL Oferman, W. Wntert tam and chill. W. u Herr, "
Matthew Cosehtna- J. r Harley.
G. Cutor. j. D. Bsboocx. NJ Meelusky Z y Bsnield wife
r. Drnler Barrett, H. Ward NJ Clark. Alfred OchD,cken
Henry Gosman RObt L. Helear q Ponery, ritaot Ot
dooer T. d. Adsns John Wilson n. Esrashaw. k3nasha~
Capt BanSst and wife, Mrs o. IL Fryer and ohhd N. Gun
ninghau.
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MlJSIC AND THE DRAMA.
NlIlSIC.
MUSIC.
,,rSses. RU'aH AND RE"KlsTT's CONCERT.

,,rssns. RJ'sH AND RErElsrTs CONCERT.
', Is 80 rarely that the general public has an
r,s,,ty of lesrii,S the Ncudcrsohn Glee Club thai
s,v concert &, which they take part acquires unrfnh
,.tsrst M,,srs- EusA sud Recsctt were fortunate
enough "a s,cure their cooperation nj their concert
Ia, uisl.,, - wen rs that q tie English Cleo C'"h
SIC batter comprising two Quaricts. ono OF mica anu
the other of male vureN In Che concert MI Beck
cit gave fnir Int not very striking rend"'hg VI
Bumenihsls NY Queen" and Miss Beebe sans A''nur
sut,aa's snDs, "orpheus with his ihi'' very oio,y
She has p,.as,pt voice. with rather coofiess style
bat tasks the power 10 MI 30 large room ~ S""!
nan m,~. Ifnrh gave sullivan's 90 Sweet and Fair'
md FOR q recall tho "IiiIe Maid Of Arcadee," by
IN, SAME composer. The Ensli-h Gee Club gave
.sn,e ceiehtfI e,oce. among which one by
C,noott. "Hsrki the Cock Crows" and Arue and
I.,k.ona frsato and tasteful "Mhcrc the Bee Sucke,
,,.rr sluir.de examples OF the old school Of English
se .ineus Their work yary good. and IL harmon
,,eo nicely with thSt Of the Menielssobn Club. The
members OF this latter organization have eung 40
Iorc together. aud Ir.ciecd as,lduously. that
.p- coaid hor,ilS expect less degree OF per
ff,an ia them thln they showed last
evening" They CONSTITUTE. perhaps the best trained mu
-,oa soc,cty have. and ~ Is unfortunate that
roy srn not cfienrr heui IN public They sang very
snoothly snd showed unusual dciicaey 81 shad
IN aud precision Of attack. but their style
T. .,ncWh hat cold and ms thnes mechanical
They gave GregerS "T0 joy" two rtor
pclos Of schunanns, q piece which Mr.. Moentlnl
their conductor. COMPOSED expressly for the Club. Bet
Pair Srgps." two charming little songs of AOs with
Mi-s Bees which she male her greatest success and
Memberships beautiful Sore made"
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DDNESrfC MARKETS..

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AN OLD MAN RNTRAPpED BY AN ADVENTURES.

An Interesting little case was Tried befote
Recorder Hacket yesterday in the Court Of General ses
sions. Ellen Lucy alias Ellen Lacy Cunning. alias Ellen
Lucy Young. charged With stealing over 81 200 from
Martin Cunning who seeing her take the money
from his boot while they at hotel In Boston She
testified In her own behalf that she met Cunning on
TcntNe.. and they went together 30 Boston and there
got married by Protestant clergyman; that he gave h
The money 10 keep intending 10 open n-shOp with II IN
this city lie claimed that she followed him 10 Boston,
and That he must have been drgged while ct breakfast
lie did not absolutely deny the marriage certificate 0f
which she produced. II turned out also, That Cunning
already has wife. who sned him for Abandonment after
hc made tbs "trip 10 Boston. and secured S15 week
from him Recorder Hackeis charge horc severely en-
the who j. nearly 80, account OF her entfsp
ping Of the complainant VINO old man and feeble
Ia mind the jury iound her entity aud she wss SCH
teNOed ~ three Ear, Ia The slate Prsnn.
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SALE or TUE CHAPMAN COLLECTION.

The sale of The collection of works Of ait be-
longing tn II. 7. Chapman, r. begun as evening ut
the Iesvi;t Art Rooms ut No. el7 Broadway. About
Oueaf Of the pictures disposed OF and tho sale was
considered very successful Following the prices re-
ccivcd for the important paintings sold: "Tho
BY ySoitk, si0o: Marine view, !y Richards %.
$l2o Indseape by EMlI Lamblnet $lsq pc Jree
BreaLas by .Armaold. sli0; Extremes Mel ny
Dusseldorf, si,525; The Little School Mistress" BY
Snssse Isier Munich $50 bsrsberse M
$50 Lsndscape. by A. Van wyngserdt, Si31 co "a
."Hurslnberg by MoooIght." by Jennings, SOB
$500, Landscape, by Corot, .si75; Evocinss
by ThtO. Rousseau. Paris. $3.50; "A Shirt
Road Home" by Ia:.inan jo 6,'1,, $40;
$500; "a Hurried Consultation, Horace xcInet 800;
The Wandering MDsircs." 10y Mari Ten Kate, Ains.r
dam. 500 Tender Thoughts" by j. y. Eaton 700;
The New Picture" by noylgers. Brussels, 200;
Sonnet ming in the Wind" by A. +. TAFT. $40: m"
Return from the Pair" by T., schlessingcr, Munich
$3.50; "A Good Story" by Emil Munier. Parts. $3.50
The statue entitled. The Wandering Minstrel by John
Iawi"r. London. sold for $775 The sale will c con
tInutd this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
ACCIDENTS IN BROOKLYN.

Peter Culation, age 81, labOrer, Of lienry-st,
Nev-York was INSTANTLY Killed by spar falling upon
hin, yesteriay wIo nc was working ~ Prenticos Dock.
in this city.
John Campbell age only IS months, fell
from third story window Of his home At No 81 Broad
way, yesterday. and was only slightly injured. His
mother tainted.
Mr.. Hampstead, the keeper of hotel on the
Ocean Parkway, shot accidentally In the thigh on
Saturday afternoon He WA passing through - door
way when pistol In his pocket struck She casing OF the
door and Vas discharged.