Within the last week the deaths of two old people at the Infirmary have occurred. Both have both have been victims of chronic troubles for years and their deaths were not entirely unlooked for. Arch Lowery died July 1, 1892, from the effects of dropsy, aged 64 years. Walter Pitcher was the second, succumbing to the prevalent complaint, kidney trouble, on July 4, 1892, aged 72 years.