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ExrRAoRDiNARy Observation-Disclosures
DEATH. 1t Is stated that young Warner, the
clerk of Mr.. Runisey, at 1875 Bowery, whose
sudden death we noticed day or two since, is,
possibly, not dead, but only in an epileptlc fit
he having been subject to these very painful
infections from infancy. When very young,
he was once taken from coffin, after having
apparently deceased, and was resuscitated-
Hopes are now entertained by his friends that
his seeming death is merely the effect of cpl
leptic spasm, as his limbs have lost the rigidty
they at first exhibited, and have become Aexi-
ble As decomposition has not yet commcnc-
ed, 1t is within the bounds Of possibility that
"he is not dead, but sleepcth. ~ Y. Morn
ing Nsios