Frank L. THOMAS, a young man employed in Roger HUNTER's printing office, died suddenly at his home on St. Patrick street this morn. He went to bed on Friday night between 10 and 11 o'clock in his usual health. This morn. he was taking his breakfast with the rest of the family about 7:30 o'clock, when he complained of a sudden sharp pain in his head and he got up from the table and sank down on a sofa. His mother got him to bed and then hastened for Dr. Emery, who arrived at the house just as the young man was breathing his last. The deceased was a s/o W.E. THOMAS who is employed in Messrs. Emerson & Fisher's slate mantel works. Dr. Emery thought his death was caused by the bursting of a blood vessel in the head. Coroner Hetherington was notified but did not consider an inquest necessary.