eworks displays by night. The tower is 140 feet in large skylight in the roof, as in height and affords a magnificent view of the expo- ali Greek temples. The largest sition. The Women’s. building occupies the corner of building on the grounds is the Commerce building, which is at the left of the… … the erection of a suitable building to contain the gov- may be pleasant on warm days, ernment exhibits; so that the success of the Exposition no steain will be admitted, but seems now assured. Many of the Exposition buildings the boilers and engines will be being devoted to patents taken out by…
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