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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

The demand in certain quarters for
nav county j iil, blcksd Up by a cordsn-
nation OF the present one, and a recon
mediation OF the committee appointed by
Judge PAUL.. that the property on the
north east corner Of Fifteenth and EoH
streets be condemned for Jail purposes,
marks the outline for an expenditure By
the county Of from one hundred to che
br~dred and dfty thousand dollars before
lob ia completed II the present
ny prison is in such q fragile and
ioa--sore condition as to unfit it for the
accommodation Of wrong-doers, that there
must needs be new jail, then surely let
it be- built But do not let the county
s1cbeousr be depleted further than
ia absolutely necessary in these times Of
high taxes aud htile money. Il is vel 20
remember the county ia heavily in debt;
chat there are many important thirgs 10
do with what little money there is az the
command OF the Commissioners besides
building q magnificent county prison.
There are important bridges TO rebuild
that we're carried away over year ago;
there are county roads to replace that were
washed away at that time and since.
and which seriously hampers tra7eii
there i8 interest to pay on
bonded debt; and last but not least, there
are the taxes to pay, which for the current
year. Will average fully two per cent. or
the one hundred dollars, and that too on a
very high valuation Of property. TIE
REmsTER hopes the Court and toe Board
of Commissioners will remember all Oh 3
and if possible try aud repair the Old jail
30 that it may do duty for some time TO
come. If the present Jail is a complete
and total wreck, then what Say the Board
to rebuilding it or the old s.te2 There is
plenty Of room there for years to come,
and during the rebuilding the old Court
House might be used Tor temporary
prison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

new eontrivances and sell them to the PeO-
pie. The new company was to make q
million dollars out Of 1t.
Mr.. CAMPBELL freely admits that be in
troduced the bill, which no one-not
excepting FORAKER, himself-has ever
said was not an excellent one. But Mr..
CAMPBELL denies in the strongest and
most unequivOcal terms that he Wss ever
financially interested, directly or indirect
ly, in the Ballot Box Company. Aud here
comes the fanny part Of it: lie proves
that FoRAKRR, himself, was interested,
financially, il this very Ballot Box Com
pany, and secured the introduction Of the
boxes into Michigan. Also, JIM FORA
KER, the Governors brother, was q stock
holder in the company.
On the other hand, against the only pa
per that has been foolish enough to make
the direct charge, that CAMPBELL was
financially interested in the same concern,
Mr. CAMPBELL has entered suit for lbel,
and direeled his attorneys to prosecute it
st once if a full reiraction is not
made. Mr.. CAMPBELL darss HAL.
STEAD to make the direct charge in the
editorial columns Of the Commercial Gazette
where that paper would be legally respon-
sible As Mr.. CAMPBELL puts it, the
Com Ca editorials read as if q lawyer had
been standing over the editor to see that
there was no direct outright charge. They
are full Of dirty slurs and insinuatiOns,
but no direct charge is made
In short, CANPBEIL has put FORAKER
in the very hole tba, was dug for himself,
proving that he CAMPBELL had no fDau-
cial finger in the balloi-box pie, bat that
FORAKER hsd his whole fist in it.
CAMPBELL is grit and pluck to the
back one and he has the noisy FORAKER
on the hip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

TIE Chamber Of Commerce he'd meet
irg last evening and appointed committees
one TO Co operate with the Board Of County
Commissioners to provide for the entertain
men. eft the big capitalistic guns Of the
esst who ara interested in the Union
bridge. and one to correspond with those
a. tbe head Of tie Pan-Amefican Congress
TO induce that body 70 take IL Wheeling
on its tour Of the couulry-in accordance
with the REG1srER s suggestion. Both mat
ters are Of importance 10 the city. When
tire capitalists interested in the Union
bridge realize the extent and importance
of Wheeling industries our chances OF
immediately securing even greater rail-
road facilities than the original Union
bridge proisc, promised will be very con-
s.lerabiy advanced Also, the securing Of
Che Pam American Congress for visit Of
a day or so to inspec. WhseliDg's indus
tries is not Tess important. The Chamber
of Commerce has done iti duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

Mandarin Oranges for Table Decoration.
A most charming plant for table decOra-
ton is the manderin orange. 1t is COM
pact, shrubby grower, bearing fruit and
flower when quite small. Grated plants
can be bought Of most dealers. Such
plants bear sooner than upgrsfted plants,
and il will be more satisfactory to pay a
little more for them than 10 wait for them
to come into bearing. The foliage is a
rich dark shining green. The flowers, .
pure waxy white, not as pretty as they are
fragrant. The fruit is small, but very
shoWy, and plant Of good shape, bearing
fruit and flowers 50 the same time, ia very
effective as 6 centrepiece for the table. A
correspondent says: 81 saw one at the
greenhouse not long since which had over
thirty oranges on it, in different stages Of
development with scores of flowers scat
tered among the foliage, and the plant wss
but little over foot high. Il had been
grated very low, and made to branch like
a shrub.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

was in the city yesterday, the guest Of his
grandmother, Mrs. Means, 81 J. B. Giles
pies.
Mrs John R Hill, of East Liverpool, is
in the city, the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Medill, on the heights.
Mrs. D D. Martin, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. WIN. Lupton, left yesterday
for her home in Canton, o.
Rev Brownlee and wife returned yes
terday from visit to Mr.. BrOwnlee's par
ents in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Anderson RalstoD, who has been
visiting friends in Flushing, returned
home yesterday.
The Odd Fellows festival opens up to-
night at the Lafayette Opera House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

THERE is some justice left in this eoun-
try. after all. A hand-organist was ar
rested in philadelphia the other day for
p,ayiog Sweet Violsts" and the magis-
.ra.s before whom the miscrsaat was taken
held him in $500 bail Philadelphia de-
se.vss the Worlds Fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

TIE New York courts have finally de
cidsd that electricity will kill murderers
as well as other people, and have declared
the new electrical execution law cons,itu-
tional The grand dasl test will be made
ON kElnLER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

A REsrARKABIE fact that has developed
since the LAST csmpaign is thai the RePub-
liesn D e.s show a great willingness to keep
the tariff in the background. MOI quite
two years ago they proclaimed that the
tariff question was their strong point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
SANEORD'4
RADICAL CURE
For CATAREH,
Relief Instantaneous. Care Rapid, Eat'
cal. and Permanent.

No single disessahes eniailci more suffering
bssieref tie breaking Ip oi ihe c1l,uiui.'
lion Csfarrn lLc r-c oi fii'II, OF taste,
jgbi III hearing. tle hrm % voice. one or in q
IA irle- an yield .0 lls l.-'rlrilFr lllu
~ 49,, be POISON lt distributes .h11uf tle
49,, 1ffacxs every vital .o-cc ru i. '- .he
49, roig.t 81 constitution lemon.
49, ma a. understood. ~ most p.f.. 'i
1,fenfi sailed by quacss Aal on
no. suffering from 10 have .ift A'p n 7,
iisved 10 Is time. thrn n. tina. thc roei .i..
mont OF thi. terrible disease Dy remedies "ll.l"
fbertach of all passed into Lands 90 %. i".'
n.tent aud trustworthy The ness ans lllN.
i,utried method adopt By Dr. -arinfl ll
nr,paratiOn Of hig RADICAL CUBE Nr "..
hearty approval Of thOI aufs lt BE- in.i '.i'a,
Gus In tfOrdiug relief in al letl tD
ing. snufiing aud Obsifucted Dieali pig n-
RAPIDLY removes the most oppressive p
clearing the head. swectening tLt Dream
IA he senses Of smell sud taste, ana Do -.'A..-
ing the constitutional BE- d.ucg oi iN-
towards The lung. I'VE. auf kidneys.
Sanford's Radical Care for 'atArr"
crr ass OF one bottle - tho kAil Al r.. ~.
nov az CATAnRHAL -CIyEri hlo
HAIyE. an in one package. price. y. A'1 .''
SASFOgp's RADICAL CURB 500 every "n.'"
pcrrrp Dnr-g e CHgHrcAl CORr0EA JOS f 'i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
xeaaI NOlites.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ONO c0UN-
1
Plaioa Zane


vs. In ChauC.K
william NJ McAfce and others
The general object Of this suit .s % obtain the
instructions and directions Of The Court ns fn f"c
duties OF the plalntin "a trustee rnirrH decd
made % him by William J. MeAireaNd Come Dol
MoAfee, dated on April 10th. a ID. lAl9 aud r0
corded in the ohice OF the Clerk of thc County
COurs OF Ohio county, In Deci Book So 90. rt.c
1, with reference TO certain properly standing Boo
his name ~ trustee under said cd cri certain
money IN his hands a. trustee, aud certain pro-
prriy aud securities belonging tO tHe trlsi ari
Also TO have an order entered by The sai. tIlf.
appointing new trustee instead az ttC n'a'tt
20 execute the FRUITS dcciar 200 the ta'f iD.
and IL appearing from a. AFFIDAVIT hct m i.c
csuse that @ dcle DAMS william J. N l'..,
CorneliG MCAfcc. Tho mas e. Acrcs0n, l.lNf .r
Acheson COnela Achesou. sylvester al. ID .n.
iitOu. Vary Hamilton Maud HAM ton, fiAnrHr
Hamilton and Co-a McAfec H.c 20 n.rlf sicni, oi
the state of West Virginia, 10 IL ordered That ihc
said non PRESIDENT defendants DO appear within
ono mouth sfler the date OF The FIRST pui iicaton
hereof aud do what is Lecmfay 10 protet thcir
interests.
fnprsi at rules held Tor t1c slid Court I'm thc
Clerks Office thereof, on ihe sln day o. october
A d. 1859
Wines. John ". Michel CLERK OF cur said
Court a. the Court HDusc Of SID county thla
9th day OF October is,9 60 Hla Oetoo y kules'
1853. JOHN y. hll'u - Nl'iA-
Publ shed the first tim cc,ott- 10Th l--'
Att-sl.- JOHN ". MITCHELL Drfk.
H. NJ RUSSELL, SOLICITOR Tor COmp.ainan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

BIZ THE way, the man who rera'ed HIM
self 10 the handsome figure Of S. 600, has
been running the pension Oflce ever sirce
TANNERS resignation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

tbs Gubernatorial Contest COMMITTEES
has been called to meet in Wheeling on
October rs. Tuesday next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
DIED.

CONNOR-WedneSday evening, october .,
lsS9 al $50 O'Clock, JONI O'CoSNoR, aged As
years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1907 Eoh
street, this friday morning at O'Clock. Inter
ment at Nj Calvary cemetery. Friends Of the
family are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
new FALL STOCK
Now Complete in Every Department
WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
LOT OF A MANUFACTURER'5
STOCK OF
Cloth Suitilg J!
CLOAKSaW WRAPS!

Our line cannot be excellej. Beautiful and
Stylish Garments You will easily be suited and
save money besides Last reason we doubled
our business in this line, and are determined 10
do better this sea.On.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
AGENTS WANTED.

f9-For Cub Rstes VI any further .uoms. 1i
desired, write leyibly 20 The undersigned, Clearly
Stains your residence, with State, County, street
and Number. More rapid return uaii delivery
6ill be assured by your CuC.Ofrg sU Envelope
pferiuo YOUR ftill GldfQgs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
Asg HADgTUasmsRll.
IOERSONAI.

i MADAME GOFF, seventh daughter Of
g seventh sou born with veil, has arrived in
the city from East West and south and taken
parlors al No Is Eleventh street, where she can
be consulted on the past prt sent and future. Ad-
vice on All matters Tells you what is best for
your welfare in business, love, domestic trou-
bles or love affairs All interviews strictly con
fdental Office hours from 9 a. m. 70 p. m
Please walk up stairs. ocb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

INV OTOoT OIIF OF IUN N Il--.-..-.
sfN6IF COPIES OF DAILY OR WEEKLY
- Tributes OF Respect and Obituary Nolees
soc per inch. .,,.,,-. ,-,
ss-CornEs roSDENCE C0NrAfSfNa INFORMANT
,,rws SOLICITED FEoN EvERY PART OF rAE SUB
eOUNDrS6 COUNTRY. .-,
Rejected communications viii not ne returned
nless accompanied by sumclenl pos-Ass.
sfsu,us o. the denomination OF two cents ano
49, accepted FOR amounts less than one dollar.
TIE REGISTER, embracing its 'erercl edliiots,
al. eIfe-ef q tit P0s,0floe i1 HAec.nig y Va, os
- y u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
roRAKER ~ nELLARE.

las. night Mr.. J. b. FoRAEER, Gov
ernor Of Ohio, made one OF hs character
ishc speeches az Bellsire i, being one OF
the Governors Characteristic speeches lit
Gle criticism need be wasted upon
it. Suffice 10 to say that be
answered not ous Of the many indictments
chat have been brought sgainst him by
TIE Democratic candidate, Mr.. JAMES h.
CAMPBELL. He mentioned neither the
Torr case, nor the ballot box case
Mr.. FoRAKER id not-because he
could no.-explsin away either in
cident. T0rr. it will be remeG-
bered. is FoRAKER's special pct on che
Cincinnati Boa Of Public Affairs, a
FORAKER inshtation, all ths members OF
which are are appointed by FORAE ER
He is also Chairman Of the Republican
Executive Committee Of Hamilton county.
TIE following rather familiar letter is
from bis pen:
DETROIT. Mon. June s. ls,9
MIR. GroRGE CArrsgr, Cincinnati, Ohio -
W Dew ST.. Piesse make ont your bills Tor
gravel chat yo1 have delivered up o. saturday
Junes. lss3 Make Che blis 81 yard and you
nav me a dra,gb tcz Of IS cents ayard In cash
bought your gravel very cheap and &c Is fairly
worth 20 the city 81. Get yolr bills in such O.
shape that none viii exceed 500 send thcm To-
meat Pu.-in-Bsy aud 7 win o. X. them
GEoR1E is TORI
FoRAKER and his organs, not knowing
what else 70 say, said that TORI wac IN
sane when he wrote The letter. Bat
neither FoRAKER, nor any Of his organs,
has explained how it comes that Mr.
GEORGE r. TopP, the alleged lunatie, ia
still r. member Of the Cincinnati Board Of
Public Affairs, the supreme governing
body Of Cincinnati. and also Chairman Of
the Republican Executive Committee Of
Hamilton county. FoRAKER cannot exs
plain It.
Toe neat way IN which the Hon. JAMES
f CAMPBELL tuTns all Of FORAKER S
guns ON the blathering Governor himself
ia most interesting.
To distrac. public attention, which is
csniered on the TOPP letter, FORAEER set
up a counter yell, accusing Mr. CAMPBsLL
of fathering the ballot-box bill because, as
it was alleged, be vas interested financial
" in the company which was to make the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
SPECIAL BARGAINS
uNDERwEAR,

UNI w EAR.
Largest and best sock at the lowest prices
Best values in Camels' Hair, Ladies Sanitary
Mems Ma ural Wool, Children's Natural Wool
and all of the other cheaper grades.
Gents Cardigan Jackets All sizes and prices.
ET--Large stock, from 75c. TO $1,000
pair We advertise no goods at or less than cost,
but sell with a small margin.
Buy DR.. SCOTS Electric Dress Form Corset We
have the exclusive sale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Al the Academy Of Musie. New Orleaas.
Tuesday October 10, 1889.
CAPITAL PRlEk. S300,GA0

100000 Eickets rs racaty Dollars
Zach. Halves 2fCs 0uurtera Fs.
Teuths 81; TWer.teths ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
LMPORTkNV.


Ses Criesus, H.,
Or; 81. A.. DhUP1EE.
washington, 40. a
By ordinary letter containing Money or.
der issued by al Expos Companies sew York
Exchange Draft OF Postal nors.
LtiM R:g!g5 I:tln l'iili.,g anil g
REV ORLEANs RAIIONAL BbaR
Rev Ortcanh, g..
3EMEmEE that Tao rg5.cul I
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY tUgE ma
rIONAI. BANKS Gf New Orican. arf .fc
Tickets arc signed by the Ffcadoul Of Gu lr-a-
tuition, whose chartered rights are -ccoguiEei 10
the highest Courts therefore, feWarr oi al iUi.
tGti0nh OF Anonymous ,clcmrs'
ohE DOLLAR H He pr.ce o. the smallest
nRri or traction ~ "a ticket Issued 81 IS
In any Drawing Auylhug u our namc ofarod
pr less than n0ilar Ig sWfnflf Nff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11

To Holders Of ". Va, Exposition and State Fair
Association Bonds.

A,sVtldlluu pVuuss
Notice is hereby Given TO the holders OF bonds
Ncs % 6, %, T. 10 and 10, issued by the West Nir
ginia Exposition aud Stste air Association, that
they having been drawn by lot, the money iof the
PAYMENT ofthe principal and accrued interest on
said bonds has been deposited by SAID NSSOei
alton In the Peoples Bank OF Wheeling, W. Va
The holders OF said bonds are requt sttd 10 pre-
sent the same 40 said Bank for payment, on OF
before October 18th 1888, when the interest Will
cease, according TO the terms Of the Deed OF
Trust GEO ". ECKHARr, JR.,
Oc1ei Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
L1LN. IEI/I/Il12l%,3
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Commissioner

We the undersigned Bsnks and Banners r.-
pay all Prizes drawn IA The LOuis.anh state Il.
teries which may be presented az our o0luts
q. n.WALMSLEY.P Pres Louisiana Ea,st
PIERRE LANATA. Press State Agi
4. BALDWIN, PEST New Orleans Nat IA
CARL HOHS, Pres't Union National Balt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
1Ew 4AusrtIsentta.s.

UTANTED - POSITION AS DRUG CLERK
w by Registered Pharmacist OF West Viz
ginia q years Of age, single a teetotler and can
furn sh the beat Of reference. Address I'D B.
s. this office. oc9t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-04
BLEW OUT THE GAS.
X Litchheld swede,s Narrow Esc.

A Lftchf1eld Swede's Narrow Escape
 From Death by AsphyxIation.
 A Swedish farmer from Litchfield came to town on Wednesday to look for work and hired furnished room from Albert Hicks of the five cent restaurant. Some time during the night William F. Bullen, the well-known piano tuner, who occupied room adjoining the Swede, awoke to find his room filled with gas. He made an investigation but was unable to locate the leak and after opening the window went back to bed. Yesterday morning MT Hicks detected the strong odor coming from the room occupied by the countryman and with great difficulty aroused the sleeper from his stupor. It was the old story. The Swede blew out the gas before retiring to bed and the deadly vapor had been escaping all night. Fortunately the transom over the door was thrown open or the man would undoubtedly have lost his life, as it was he will feel the effects of the poison for several days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-04
FOR SCHOOL OFFICERS.

X Few Changes in the Construction of
 the Ticket.
 The democratic school convention was called to order last evening by Chairman F. J. Brown of the town committee. John $. Fay was appointed chairman of the convention and Michael F. McKln- nerny clerk.
 The committee on credentials were :: William Finn, John Lynch, David Hayes and David J. Altman.
 The tellers appointed were William Finn, John F. Charters, David Hayes and Michael D. Russell.
 The first business taken up after the appointment of the tellers was the nom- ination of a candidate for school clerk. Chairman Fay announced that James A. Hynes requested him to say that he was not candidate for the position.
 An informal ballot was taken, result ing in John $. Neagle receiving 19 votes andW. c. Moore 3. The nomination of MT Neagle was made unanimous without taking another ballot.
 On the ballot taken for treasurer w. c. Keenan received IS votes; John $. Fay, 1; J. Cullen, 1. The nomination of Mir Keenan was also made unanimous.
 The informal ballot for the nomina- tion of auditor resulted as follows: M.F.
 
 Chase, 1; E. McGrath, ?; Florence Cloughessy, 1 John H. Moran, 1; blank,
 On the formal ballot, Mir McKinnerny received 12, John Condon 4, B. McGrath 1, Florence Cloughessy 1. MT McKin- nerny was declared the choice of the convention.
 The Rev Hugh Treanor was the choice of the convention for the position Of first member of the board of education. The vote was: Hugh Treanor, 12; E. w. Mcdonald, 8; c. B. Webst CT, ?; J. A. Mulcahy, ,; c. G. Root, 2; Martin Bren- nan, 1; James A. Hynes, 1; John Me- Geary, 1.
 Two ballots were taken for the selec- tion of a candidate for second place on the board. On the last ballot B. w. Nc Donald received 13 votes, J. F. Hayes 3, B. A. OHara i, J. A. Mulcahy 2.
 Three ballots were taken for the selec- tion of third man on the board. Second ballot J. F. Hayes. 9, Martin Brennan, 6; B. A. O'Hara, 4; c. B. Webster, 8. Third ballot ]: J. F. Hayes, 12; Martin Brennan, 5; B. A. OHara, 3; c. B. Webster, 1. MT Hayes was declared the choice for third place. The formal ballot for fourth place was as follows: c. G. Root, 20; c. B. Web ster, 1 B. A. O'Hara, 1. The formal ballot for first place on the district committee resulted as follows John J. Mcdonald, IS; J. A. Hynes, 3; Michael Reynolds, ?; c. B. Webster, ?; Martin Brennan, 1. Mir Mcdonald was declared the choice of the convention. For second place c. B. Webster re- ceived 13 and Michael Begnal7. For third place on the committee Michael Begnal received 2l of the 9 votes cast.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
GA Rag Babv.o

GA Rag Babv.,'
 "A Rag Baby" which has been sue cessfully played throughout the United States and Canada, will be presented at Jacques opera house next Monday eve ming, October '. It abounds in bright and sparkling music, new and catchy songs, pretty girls and funny sayings.
 s'The Great World Clock.''
 St Patrick's hall was we'll filled last evening to witness the workings of this phenomenal invention. As the lecturer explained its doings, the face of the clock was made to illustrate his state ments. One figure strikes each minute, another each fifteen minutes: At every hour special figures appear. At 6 and 12 bell is rung and man falls on his knees to pray, while the cock crows, and musician plays piece. Exact minute, the hour, the day, the month, the year, and even the leap year, up to the year 9999. Above all is a figure of the Saviour who raises his hand to bless whenever the hour bell strikes. The ex- hibitiOn continues this week.