rips, one of which has prods struck up from maker who constructed the trunk. The latter, in the the body of the metal, to be passed through the sheets first place, is exactly like an ordinary trunk, and the and through slots in an opposite strip, being then bent closest examination reveals nothing… … place. * BAILLIE’S “ METROSCOPE.” AYRES’ MUSIC BOOK OR FOLIO. As soon as the assistant has passed through the trap, he pushes up the latter, and consequently the movable Mr. James L. Baillie, of Shawnee, Ohio, and is also the rings, as shown in the sectional view, Fig. 2, any end of the trunk,…
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