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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 15 (October 1884) (1884)

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ened or closedposition. A cord, secured to tlie upper end of the veiticalbar, extends under a pulley attached to the wall of the cai,and over pulleys which bring it within easy reach of theconductor; by pulling this cord the gate may be opened. This car gate is applicable to street and railway cars… … HUGHES CAB GATE. ed by addressing the inventor. Dr. C. II. Hughes, 3000 Chest-nut Street, St. Louis, Mo. m f t m ■ The sagacity of birds is illustrated by a pair of orioles inthe Central Park, this city, who built their nest on a twigwhich they found too weak to support it. By means of astring…

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