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The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

Instructions 20 bs Observed During
Lent.-Archbishop Gibbons has Issued the fol-
losing regulations 10 be observed in the Arch.
diocese duriHg Lent;
Ash Wednesday. the hrst day Of Lent, falls on
the 7th Of February.
I. All the faithful Who have COMPLETED their
twenty-hrst year are, unless Iegitimaiely dis
pensed, bound to observe the fast Of Lent.
:. They are to make only one meal a day, ex-
cept Sundays.
The meal allowed on fast DAYS {. not 20 be
taken ill about noon.
.. Flesh meat and Gsh are not 90 be used Al
the ZANE meal during Lent.
5. A small rcfrcshment, commonly called cola.
Hon. is allowed In the evening. not 90 exceed the
fourth part 0f an ordinary meal.
Q. NJ the collation. u l. permitted 20 use bread,
AL kinds Of 4 uits. salads and vegetables. The
use Of butter, cheese milk and eggs Il also tole-
rated by virtae of long established custom.
Z. General usage has made IL lawful 10 take in
" morning some warm liquid. as tea, coffee or
hin chocolate made with water, and \ mouthful
Of bread.
s. Necessity aud custom have auihorired the
use Of hogs lard, instead Of butter, 10 preparing
permitted food.
.. The following persons are exempted from
the obligations Of fasting: Persons under twenty
one years, the sick, narsing women, those who
are obliged 20 do hard labor, all Who, through
.e,kness. cannot fast without great prejudice to
their health.
10. by dispensatiOn the use Of fresh meat will
be allowed at all meals on Sundays and once a
day on Mondays, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdays, with the exception Of Holy Thursday aud
the second and last Saturdays Of Lent.
". Persons dispensed from the obligation of
fasting. on account Of tender or advanced age
hard labor or III health, are not bound By the
restriction Of using meat only at one meal on
days on which It's use is granted By dispensaiion.
II. The faithful are reminded that, Besides the
obligation of fasting imposed BY the Church. this
holy season of Lent should be. in an especial
manner, time Of earnest prayer, Of sorrow for
sin, Of seeluson from the world and is amuse-
men,s. and Of generous aImsgiving.
IL. The pasehai time extends from the frs,
Sunday Of Lent until Trinity Sunday, during
which time all Catholics Who have attained the
use Of reason are bound to prepare themselves 20
rsceive worthily the holy communion. The holy
sc,son Of Len, 10 very proper time also for chill
d5u 10 60 to their fir.t confession. which they
ought to do generally when about seven years Of
age Parents should see 10 this.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

Roe-Horne.-A very large as3isnee assem-
biei In the ". Z. eAurek, in this place, Tss.day
night. TO uitness the marriage eersnony of Mr.
chas- A. Zee, an employee q the Maryland Cea-
trAl Railroad. 20 Miss Ada IIorne. only daughter
Of Mr.. George Horne. Of T0wssntsun. The core
nony sas Perforned By the pastor of the ekurch.
Rev W. 7. d. cle1n. in . very Impressive mas-
nsf- The sshefs sere Ja@es : Batter. clerk in
the oeiee of the Railroad Company. And Harry
:. Jarrett, Harry Willis snI Harry c. KeAxy
After the eersDosy the bride ssd grsoa. sitk .
large bamber ef relatives and Intimate frisnds
repaired 10 Mr.. HoEns's residsnee, where Q recsr-
tion was heid and an eiegss; supper and rsfresk-
Dsnts fsrnisbed. Later IN the evening" the youns :
couple len fer the city. The bride the reeipi
ent of large number of hanlsome presenis.
which were greatly ad@ired BY the guesss.
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Temperance Meetings .. Towson,oxn

Temperance Meetings at Towsonfown.
"A gospel tsupsraaes revival gill b hsId in this
place. eom@eneing co S9n3.y. and cSntinus each
esening during the eosing seek. Al N O'eioek
o. ~. % ssnday, kss. T. ]. saith uill prsarh
ts@Peranee sermoa. ai Epsom Chapel: AZ =
e'eioek p. n. Mr. Tho~as. prssidsni q the We
mans Christian Te@peranes Cnion. uiil esads-s
the Desfsg. shieh gill BE- hei4 10 the u. u ehsrek
are dsing: az "a eielosk. ia the u. l. church.
Pref Wa Massn Evans. enc q the great temper
snee erAtsrs q The West. uilI deliver ess e kis
grad asa uosdsrfal a14rssses. ba,sd % the
Prodigai Sea- Tea are issifsA 10 brisg Gospei
Hymns wish you, Nos- !, anl :. Tks nsetings
asring The ussk uiii bs bsi1 st EPss@ Chapel.
eOmDeneing ~ "A p ~ ssi sin bs esn4sessi ~
Prs[- Esans and VA DslPhy.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

Triniiy r.. T.. CAsrcL, Tssr.oHfotsH.-Preaehing
Sunday by the rector, Rev. ". II. n. Powers. at
II a. m. and y p. m. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at "a o'clock.
There will be preaching a, Lutherviile, by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers. In the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
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Appointment Of an Additional Auditor.
-0n Friday, gIh inst, Col. .. y. MaagiI vas
sworn in a. an Additional Auditor Of our Circui,
Court. The order making the appointment vas
signed by Chief Judge Yellot' aud Associate Judge
Fowler. The very many friends of Col. Macgil
will be pleased 20 hear of his elevation 10 such an
important Office. lie made an acceptable Regis
ter Of Wills and we feel confident he will make .
like acceptable Auditor
Trinity Church, Towsontown.-Ths la
dies connected with this church held n meeting
on FRIDAY, 9th inst at the residence Of Mrs Charles
Ridgely, In Baltimore. The meeting vas for the
purpose of making arrangements for the coming
fair TO be held In the city next month. The
proceeds of the .air will be devoted TO the com.
plction Of the rectory aud furnishing the same.
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~. JoLa's r. r. ChHrcL. KiaysriHs.-serviees
every alternate Sunday morning. at II o'clock,
by Rev. A. J. barrow, rector.
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Dea.h of Nj. sus.r No--,. A.

Death OF Mrs. Susan Norris.-Mrs. susas
Norris. Of liagerstown. died at the Maryland In.
sane Asylum, near CAtonsville. on Friday Of last
week. Her mind had been impaired for some time
She leave. three children. one being Mr. James
Norris, Of Baltimore county. She was about ss
years Of age.
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Sale of Land lame.

Sale OF Land.-Mr. James W. O~ings, aue-
tioneer, sold at the door Of the Court House on
Tuesday. for WIN. =. Kecch. Esq.. Trustee, In the
equity cause of Alfred Meyers W.. Robert Price
and wife, 1914 acres Of land. situated on the
Dover road. three miles from Dover church. in the
hfb district. Improved with small dwellings, 4c.,
TO Elisha Brown for S525
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Fell From a Tree.-On Friday morning last.
Joshua Bayne. son II Thomas Bayns, living on
the Joppa road near Towsontown. fell from tree
cutting his face and injuring his back very seri.
ousIy. lie was carried To hi. home aud DR.. J. n.
Jarrett sent for.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10
Smallpox Scare ut Ellicott City.-The

smallpox Scare at Eliicott City.-The
business men and other. of Ellicoit City having
suffered very much from the report put in circu-
lsiion that iasir iosn Nas afflicted with smallpox
the FS''.' CONES ip their relief. making the fol-
lowing explanation The disease has snbsidcd
here. bet it, evil effects stll exist in the county
ani our business men are sustaining eonsidera
bic lo's in their trade. but the Ioss 60 Mrs Fi.er
IN whose house the disease is said 10 have been
susiaiHs especially irreparabIe loss her busi-
ne's. The young lady Who is said to have bad
the vsToloid. IL has turned cut that she had moth
ins oi the Kind. IL was oniy mistaken diagnosis
of blood disorder. She has never. since being
ordered 20 her room. been in her bed. and the
beet part of las; week she was attending 20 her
duties. IL a false alarm. People can come 10
Ellie9ii City and 20 Mrs. Fishers grocery store.
with inpuni,y.
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Trisiiy CkHrcl, Losy Greea.--serviees by Rev.
u O'Clock. a. N.
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Bought a Far,n Th.c,,,. :,

Bought Farm.-The farm formerly b.Ionr.
Ing 10 John liutehins. on Ny Lady's Manor. IOth
district, has been purchased by Mr.. Micajah
Pearee. This is snug little farm and will make
q very comfortable home for our old friend Pearce
Literary Society.-The next meeting Of the
Towsontoun Literary society will take place at
the school house. on Friday evening. 18th inst
The entertainment will consist oT music, vocaI u.
well a. instrumental. ami readings.
Towson Lodge, No. 10, I. o. o F.
Towson Lodge ot Odd Fellows. will have q re-
union and supper on Thursday night. February
18th. The entertainment will take place after the
adjournment Of the Lodge.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10
Handwriting on the wail.-Ti

HhhuWFiting on the WalI.-Thc Ellicoit
City Pr"grs.s in its last issue Vouchsaes the fol-
louing bit oi advice 10 Howard county politician.
AMI no dosbt many Of them will profit BY IL:
The aspiring politicians in this county are in
qaaniary Go know which way o. look-io the old
course they have pursued 80 fatally, or to fall in
With the new order of things. We advise DeHo.
erat' and Republicans TO follow the right IL they
Wish 20 succeed. Success only follows the prohi.
biiion movement in the State Of Maryland. We
hear Of many Democrats and Republican. in thi.
county sho are willing TO ioFego their past pOlti
cal pToeliyiiies. and unite in the nomination of
gooi aud pure men who are identified with the
Temperance movement. The Handwriting /. on
the ~aii. The issge will be the temperance or
the liquor interests. Fourteen counties in the
state have already committed themselves and the
Temperance movement % siill ON the ihcrease.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

Death OF q Baltimore countian.-Cap;.
NiehOlAs, Ouing. died at his residence in Freie
rick city on Wednesday Of last week, after . feu
days illness Of typhoid PneumoniA- Deceased
vas . native Of baltimore county. aud \ son %
the late Caleb ID. Owings, Of Granite, "a district.
Al the breaking out Of the late var be went South
and joined the Confederate army. serving under
Major Harry Gilnor part Of the time as quar-
termaster-captain. After Lees surrender be
uens into business in Virginia, and married Miss
Alice =. Scott, sf that State. lie afteruarIs re-
moved % Alesany county. Nd, and later 10
Hagesstoun. Here he uas Gen. Jas. c. ciark's
private secretary while tha; gentleman vas Pre,i-
deaf oi the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal when
Mr. Clark removed bic Othee 20 Frederick be wen,
With him. ani when his (ciark'sl term of otiee
expired Capt Owings was employed By Mr.. Louis
MeMurray. Of that city, - book keeper and pay
master a; his large corn packing establishment.
10 this capacity be served TO the time Of his
death. Capt. Osings vas a man of 6ne business
qualifications and had many friends, man who
sought not public honor as the World deems honor.
having never asPired to political positions, bot
being eontent uith the private psrsaiis Of life.
lie \ eonsistent mesnber of the =. =. Church.
Deceased leaves . uife aud tso children. . sou
aai dAashier, aged Abss; - and l6 years, anl
four sisters, By whom his loss ui be deeply felt.
for never vas there = more aHectionate husband.
father % brother than he. Ills remains xere in
TERED AZ Frederick.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

Agricultural Fairs.-The Hartford county
Desocraf. referring to the report of the Oxford.
Chester County, Pa. Agricultural Society. recent
ly Tubiished shows the net receipts g the Society
the past year 90 have been 81 .5e5 of this sun
sgGI was earned At the spring fair. and 81 ~ a,
the fall exhibition. UPto 1877 this Society gave
ike ours. free adnissioa 60 stOekhoiders. Dur.
itg that period the managers accumulated debt
OF $4,000. At that time they began charging
stockholders admission fees. aud the debt 10 nov
rulGeei one-halE Atihe meeting Of stoekhoiders
las' Seek the proposition 10 admit stockholders
without charge Was rejected With great unanimi
y, anf the reason given that the Society
ohly be managed With profit by charging all
stOekheidefs the regular admission fee.
In speaking of the Hartford County Soeie,y
the Ds@ocTa' says: THE time is probably not
far distant uhen the .:reciors Of our agricultural
soeieiy will have 10 adopt the same policy and
charge siockhoIitrs admission 20 the exhibitions.
The loss from rents that il almost certain 60 fol-
ioW the advent of local option uill have to be
nade good from some other source. II il posi-
be the eonsiruetion % the new railroad may in
crcase the attendance - as 90 make Ut the def
cheney. IL IL does. the necessity will rot exist :
II Il does not. the stockholders will have 20 pay
fees. The latter would probably be the mos, ae-
eepiable % \ majority Of them
We bciieTe that the Baltimore County Agri.
cultural Society would take \ step in the right ii
Fee,ion IL 10 would adopt the same plan in vogue
in Chester county. viz. by compelling stoekholi
eFs 20 pay for admission to the grounds the sane
as non-sioekhoiders. The adoption of thi. plan
would add largely 20 the receipts q the Society
and ue believe that verv few would object 20 IL.
Those Who bought the stock of the Society did
%. not with tieu 10 making PAY ing investment.
but for the purpose Of aiding a laudabie enter.
prise. and we know tha; many stockholders would
be perfectly uilIin; iha; their subscription
should be regarded a. gifts 90 insure the success
Of the Society. and that they fihe stockhodeFs be
Piaeel on the same footing with those Who did
not sEbseribe 20 the capital stock. We hope the
Board of Managers. af it NEXT meeting. will &C.
ri0Esly consider this important proposition.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10
aovanslown colored n. E. Circuit.

Govansiown colored n. z. Circuit
The fourth quarterly conference Of the Govans,
town circuit assembled in Zion ". T.. church.
Govansto~n. on Saturday evening. February 81.
lss3. Presiding Elder. Z. WIS. Peek. presiding.
Thi. conference Is composed of the trustees and
s,ewaris of three churches. via: Zion ". l..
church. Govans;own. Green Spring chapel. Green
Spring Valley. and EdgeWood chapel. LutheFville,
all under the charge of Rev. Alfred Young. The
stewards report states that the churches are free
from debt. but the conference IL indebted o. the
Rev. Mr.. Young ia the SUN of S9o3:. being bal.
anee salary. having paid him 50 tar Sio9 g..
The collections have amounted 90 S5?j.5l. The
incidental expense were slso.7i, making total
Of S595.si.
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n. n. Bowsrn. Secretary.


The trustees report collections for the same pc
riod. $500. which amount was expended for the
nsW church in Green Spring Valley. &e. The
6rst quarterly conference will be held ~t Edge
Ncoi chapel. Laikeryillc, IN Taesday, May sth.
iSS3, az o'clock =. m.
=. v. :. PrcK. Pre.iling. Elder.
ALFREp YorNs. Minister in charge.
II. u. BowsEE. Secretary.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10

Frauds-Look Out for Them.-The Glen
Rock Item says for several weeks past two men
have been operating in this section. protesting to
be in the silver ware business. They are slim
fellows. one with dark moustache aud the other
. clean faced chap. They sold some new ware
and took up old knives and spoons and pretended
TO send them away TO get them plated. A num-
Der OF people were induced 60 invest with them.
and while they returned in most instances the
~Are taken by them. and delivered the new ware
sold they deirauled the people in the character
Of the ware aud the plating. Several parties who
dealt with them say they were defrauIed out of
t~o-thir,is Of their money. The ware sold j. a..
mos; vaiueless now, yet when delivered IL looked
all right They had represented that they were
travelling for the Bald Eagle Plating Company.
OF Pii;sburg. On inquiry IL l. found that there
Is no such company in that city. They left ;hi.
section. no doubt. with view TO operate in
another.
IL would DO well for the citizens of the upper
cad of ihi. county 10 guard carefully their ,isai
inss with these chaps. should work be solicited
from them.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-02-10
Properly Transfors in Baito. county

Property Transfers In BALTIC. County,
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills Of sale, etc.. re.
eeived for record In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
pgEns.
q. Grace, guardian, to Julia ReitE. assignment.
Clara Taylor 20 Jane A. N. Ssyin,
Chris. Gissei 10 Fredk Decker,
J. u. Miller 60 Jas. u. Brice,
frapeis Drnmesd, trustee, 20 ". J. Bennett.
y. A. Funk ct al. TO George l.. Pliii.
NJ. G. Matthews to Chas. ". Anderson.
j. :. Frick. Ae, trustees, to Meyer stein.
John Schultz. Jr.. and wife e. Margaret schultz.
Canton Company to fifth Evangelical German
Reformed -. Paul Congregation.
A. u. Robertson et nj. 60 John Y. Clark.
u. j. Chrfbonnicr aud wife to II. T.. Sbimp.
james Maadcrson and wife Co John u. Miller.
Joseph kna,ser and wife to Benj. c. Knaiser.
Daniel SW.eny. 2e.. g. ,ieo. ". Wedriek.
John Russell aud wife TO Adam Kliekeit.
u. l.. Frinser ami wife 60 John II. ATmacost.
Robert Lehr and wife 90 Geo. q. Hooper.
Geo. q. Hooper 10 Joseph Matthew.
Q. ID. Siinsiud. attorney. TO Edw. Plummer.
Edw. Plumner and wife to Frel'k Piummsr.
MORTGAGES.
Geo. y. Webb. &C.. toG. o. Manning. 4e.. SG00.
T.. u. Rest. 30 70 Washington firc Insurance
Company. l,4O0.
J.w. Masers to Il. 5. Hardesty, $4,I00.
A. NJ. Leef an1 husband 10 G.ant Bailding As
sOciation No. :, Sl,5OO.
=. ~. Leei =" nrant Mug. Asso No. /. s@.O1O.
u. y. shimp and vi. 10 E.G. .cherb0nnier. sJ,t5i.
u. ". Hurt aud wife q c. W. IIaaeke, $3.50.
Sarah u. Merryman 90 Frances Davis, 5000.
John y. Clark and wife TO Y. W. Rowe. 5000.
J. l.. Brooks 10 A. ". Phillips. 81. 900.
&. W. Matthews and wife to q. u. Novel;. S2s7.
J. II. BTiee TO Sycamore Building Asso.. $500.
J. u. Brice 90 John B. Miller, $2ss.
u. &. knatser 20 u. e. Zoack. l.I63.
Z. u. Conway To Loyoia Building Asso.. $3.50.
J. A. Price 90 waverIy Bldg. Asso.. $3.50.
B. slotienberger aud wife to ". v. MiddlekaaG,
$500.
Adam kiickett 20 Wm. ". Frazier, $500.
y. Plummer and wife 10 Eds. PIummer, e. 200.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-21
A SUMMER .IDYL.

See the frog. the shiny, green frog. f,ast-r away en mat old rotten log
 Seriously wondering
 What caused the sandsFing t,f The tail thai he wore when a see polly~og See the boy. the freckied sehoal-boy, Far,ea fer cusSedncss, free from alloy.
 Watching the frog
 Perched on the log wi,h feelings akin to tGmnltuoas joy. see he rock. the hard. finiy rock, Which the freckled-fAced boy at the frog doth sock,
 Conscious he's shining.
 Ne, s.eefully grinning A, the likely result of its terrible shock. Se. the grass, the treacherous grass, ssp .,cra beneath his feet. Alas
 Into the mud
 With dull thud He falls. ard rises s,iEay mass. Now. see the frog, the hilarious frog. Dancing a jig on his old rotten log.
 Applying his toes
 To his broad, blunt nose, A he laughs at the boy suck fas' n the hos. Ioos al the switch. ihe hickory switch, Was.ng 10 make tha, school boy ,si,eh.
 When his mother knows
 The state of his clothes Wen, he raise his voice to Us highes; pitch . Xei. should smile-a snickeSing smile, .i5s anguish will circulate over l nlie:
 And the next slimy frog
 He perceives on log VII be gwen a rest m magnificent style.
 -LeHsld PsdEan. :. cosrisy- ksArasl.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-21

.shs ,Ailos contascs." yhss u to be carried inside the vest. and operated by a cord running shuagh small pulley fastened so the rim of hxs. bxaek uf the ear. The eorsi. which dcsceads through the lets sleeve, is to he promptly paIled by the user on meeting hss tailor et other creditor. Warranted to deee,se an ex- pert.
 Mir. James Seads. of Hayes Valley. has gasned the approbatlon of the banking profession by originating the .cashier's < assistant This Is a commcdicas box made in immiiation of sha,.gu case. and Is intended 10 assist bank officers ia conveying the depcsitofs' cash and se. cusi,ics to the railroad depot.
 Mrs George Rounder. oi Van Nes avenue, has Invented an automatic night latch that cas be adjusted so as not to open aAer n D. m. Is has already pro dnoed grea, oonsterna,ion among do~n town business men. and marriage liccnsss are reported as falling off hfsy per cen,
 NIT. lack Jumper. of Market street. has Fese,sed patent ior a new style oi ia,lor's ~ue dummy. called " the dude. for the display oi clothes q, the shop door. The local dudes aFe very united againsi it's introduction. as if leads to "so many embarrassing mistakes. dear boy"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-21
A Smart Young Man

rsrul~ns t's See Yet< Sefs 4fs
 The would-bc smart yoang man of the village ~ho ob,ains position cosnef ted in some way ~iih the railroad, say freight agent. invariably puts on Io of a'fs and makes himself obnosious 70 sensible people We haze one of these chaps n our town. lie paris his thsn yellow har in the middle ~ears ceilaiosd collars and cafs. s4ts eeri for certainly. and wears much ewelry of li;tle or no value 4 ie~ days ago an agent for patents came along ~ri!h ne~ churn and put II on exkibl- ton on the sidewalk n fron, of the pfin- cipal hosel. tes,erday shiie several gen ,ieuaan were noticing ,;x operations, oer heavy fre,ght-ageni came sira;iing eo&n the s,rees ~lth hts book under hs arm. and, interruyiing the remarks of the paient-rght man, exclaimed ID an affected tone of sarpnse fsllo what have we go; heres By lose. @iii the darned thing explodes' Then. pfetene- lng 10 bc frightened, he jumped fo he rear of sy-s,ander and peeted Al she machine oyer hs shogid~Y The 4sen, SAs annoyed. ss wzs sseryb9siy ~ls- te. the sieiassy. and turning hts attention ;o the '- susan Alefk mildly sad siy son itis ns achine 9lli nos explode, bus ] would kindly afst,e you io keep a~ay from T. | eorfains milk. and. naturally partak.ng of the nature of the COW, II always kicks whenever strange cal: comes aboat.V Oar frieght-sgen; has conducted himself wi;h more rlodes,y since he reeeiscd hat information.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-21
New Patents

D~rf5es poad. ts ~sa Ffaagssss i.Sst.
 Ar. John ] jAbl,~rs. oi Ies.ie street, aas just recei,ed letter patents fg de- sise for the protect ton of railway faseiers. and ~hsch supplies long fell want. This deytee is called the pzssengers friend" and eonsis,s of nea, szad-tlab. made m The shape of An ordinary silk purse. When the Or upAns Of A Pullman car arfises a: hn des,inxtson, and is undergoing ,he usual ssand-4pd- -deIises psocess by the car porter. he drs~s ihis spparztus, knocH ou, said off ial by a singis blo1 afdes the car and walk sesenely a~ay' T~en,y-hve ,housand dollars has alseady been offered for the C r rgh, alone
 Ar. s.unnse bagges Of Teh@na street, has filed tsYe4i fof pa,es, '-fagiesnake toorkaoi. fais admirable invention is intended for tho protection of couples en- gagged ra inc feprehensioie, bat s,il, pre- sslen' cassosn of oos.rsns. and should be a'tae he'd to every esygifed parior door A soon AS the ovfside knob is ioucbed a concealed spring operates s~aall alarm bell. giving ample time to turn up ihs gas. ehangr seats, open albums, etc.
 Mir. Richard S~IsIer, pi Oakland, has ps.enied clever combination Of fzlss mustafhe and eyeglass, which he entities