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and rags have been found the ruins
f No as Broad street SO great has been the influx Of
lborers from different parts Of the country who have
cen induced come here in expectation ofhigh wages
hat ,he consequence wages have fallen from 81 per
ay shilngs, and hundreds unable to obtain any
employment


ConoSERs' OrYIcE, July 2s-DRowNINo.-The Coro
ler held an inquest the body Of John McEntee is
Aiott street He seen this morning at pier No. s.


forth river with cart containing ballast stone. After
aking out tail board OF the cart he stepped back
Yards upon some loose stones and e into the river and
vas drow red Verdict accordingly.


DELIRIuM TREMESs.-Tbe Coroner held an inquest on
he body Of Thomas McGinns, at the Park dead house.
Verdict, came to his death by delirium tremens.