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Mysterious Deaihs.--A room in the third story
Of the house. No. 81 Cedar street, las zen occu.
pied by three PERSONS John O'Conner aged forty
five, aud his wife, and Mary Ii0nrohan aged obout
thiry.five. The morning. about clock, = little
g.r, on entering tie room. found John O'Conner
" Il. upon the bed dead Mary Hnnrohan aud
Mrs. OConntr both on the floor, the former quite
dead and the latter diving. and utterly -unnhe to
g,v"sny account Of the catastrophe. Nedtcalaid
WIS Immediately Procnred and It IS hoped that she
NAV yet recover. The only suppoSton that can
at present be formed as to the cause of death is
that charcoal fire had been Igh,el III the grate,
and for the want of ventilation tho parties were
sufacaled The throo were employed IN some
capacity il the City .Ilo!el.--N Y. Spectator,
april Oh