A Gnosr. The Brooklyn Star Of saiurda,
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A GHosT, The Brooklyn Star of Saturday
says thar quite an excitement was created the
evening previous, about eight o'clock. in The
lower part Of Sands street, al a new building
in progress Of erection Some person had Sc
creted himself in the building and amused him
self by throwing stones from the windows at
persons passing BY, one Of which struck liz
tie fellow upon the head, causing large lump,
and came near breaking his skull. A large
crowd collected, and il was thought advisable


10 call the assistance of watchmen. One or


two came, and after Witnessing the stones fall
for short time, took their lantherns and went
completely through the house, without being


able 10 find his ghoslship. After the watch


men disappeared, figure, wrapped apparent
ly in sheet, appeared in the distance al the
upper window. At this the bystanders told
his majesty that unless he disappeared they
would surround the building, make him cap
tive, and find quarters for him at the watch
house Suddenly the appsrition vanished,
and the mob dispersed. Various stories were
afoat among the people, some declaring that
woman had been murdered years ago in
building which had stood upon that spot. #