The Macon telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 188?-1905, September 27, 1894, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8 THE MACON TELEGRAPH: THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1894 A FEAST FIT FOR THE GODS Will Be That Sprerd By th Teutonia* Tonight to Celebrate Their Seventh Anniyeriary. AND A MERRY PROGRAMME, TOO aronad tho P.tllr. Board They Willi Th.lr Friends Will Congregate and Pan tho Happy Ilonra With Merrymaking. Hie Teutonia Club wMl celebrate tta novori'tlh ann&veraory tonight ut Teuto Jrta batl and the festivities arm conalit of feasting and merry-making, Tlie programme prepared for the oc cation la one that will afford much amuaemjrat end twin* forth continuous prate of aMewpllttlng kiufelitos front those who attend. In fact. It to the most orlglnod ttnd unBque programme ever gM'.tn up In Mioon for a etml htr acoanton. The fallowing will give gome Idea of wtruti to expect: THE PROKA MM E—(P AI IT I Address of aval come try President J WftM. (Monsieur WUschok of Partu. riding Pauline, the two-headed wild animal, tntroduecd try Monsieur John Wald Hugembrcck's TMeftandlger. Snyder Mlkel's Parly, by Mr. W. C. Knoblpok. Allehrip Jetay konunrt die Uebe, try Mr. Charles Hart Win. Doing up n ITIMiogmipti Agent, by Col. w. H. sebnUmdut. Itcfrertltmenui. PART II. Der buakllge, Bmlel von Buxtehude, by Mr. fouls Hugs. 'Der Tltoler Jodlcr, by Mr. Ernest (Werner. Do Ktocko von Schiller duet, by Otto Schroder and Henry Vr,]lining Kilo. 'Flap, IFhrp. dun IdiAlerllcke Klee- bolt VorgettUgcn von itlo Horren—Den tils Kruling, Not Hlrdmnig untl Louts (V* mrucel. The l'rumilun Orenadler nnd HI* BweeUwtoiu Jule, by Mr. John Wald and Thrtrdoro Oasatrcr, Todlen Salamander. The Teutonia's have become famous throughout the city for their enlterlaln- tnenta, and tonight's celebration nvil! he the merriest of the many merry onos they have (had In the past. Extensive iinangements have been made for an eiahonvle feadt, nnd when euch jolly connoisseurs as H.-rr George Sdhmtl. Herr W. C. Rndblodh, Herr John Wald, Herr I suits lankier tuW tlhelr associates get together and prepare for u feast It Is neddless to nay that the brat In the land will be there, for who knows so well that wlhtteh to good ns they, and who tore so liberal and ganerous when preparing to firtlettnhv their, friends. They uro tflic princes of hosts, with n hwspltuiltty tihst known no test mis. For tunate Is tho mac who bias ba«n Invited to toirtght’s feum. MOTIIRRHI MOTHBRSt MOTHERS I Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for aver nfty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect eucceee. It eoothee the child, eoftena the i«ma allays nil pain; curse wind colic, sal Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Hold by druggists In every part of the world. lie euro nnd nsk for •Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. Twenty-llva cents a bottle. ‘‘.Torry Simpson” would btfy Sox nt Phillips’ could he see the 60e kind nt 25c. y WEICH8ELBAUM- SULZBACHER Herr Sam Weiehielbaum und Fraulein Sulzbacher Were Married in Munchen Gestern. INVITATION RECEIVED IN MACON aisny Congratulations and s Generous Welcome Awattl Them on Thrlr Arrival In Macon— Date of Arrival got Known. Mr. Sam Weiehselbaum, one of Ma con’s most prominent citizens, won mar ried to Allan Bertha Sulzbacher of Mu- nloh, Germany.’ In Munich, yesterday. Some time ago the Telegraph an trounced fehe approaching marriage, which wuh u great surprise to Air. Wetchsclbaum's many friends In Ala- oon. The Allowing npeefal cablegram to the Telegraph yenterday announces tho fact that the marriage has taken Blucei ‘MuenUhen, Sept. 26, 1894.—Special.)— Notice to all Whom It May Concern Sim Weiehselbaum. mwah-.urt,wldower, of Macon, non of Dr. Morris Welchse! bourn ami his departed 'Wife, '.Mrs. Belle, noe Kabn. domiciled at Fuetith, anil Bertha Sulzbacher. domiciled nt Muon ohen, daughter of Alerohant Joseph SulZbacJier nmd Mies Johanna, nee W.il- Ieoh,domiciled at Muenchen.have agreed to fmrrvnt Atuenchen September twen- tyrdx, eighteen hundred ninety-four. BUndesant '.Mundhen owo Alayihofer Standebeamter." The nlbovc cablegram to the official nottee required published by the laws of Gemiany. Htaudesarot Alunchen owe Maynhofer StundSbcumter means that tho marriage wan duly registered ar.il penlUrmed by the proper penwrn, tosvn of Germany requiting all civil marriages to be performed by one ofll otol In each township, and this olflclal to required to perforin itlhe ceremony ait hto oflloe. Ohuroh marriages and our rlagew by mlratstere of the Gospel are forbidden. It to not known when Mr, and Sirs. Weiehselbaum will return to Alacon, but It Is expected that lit wffi be aeverni months. • Mr. Wolohsolrbaum has hundreds of friends In Qlaarn who anxiously await the opportunity of gluing him nnd his bride a warm welcome home. The following Invitation to (tho mar riage mis received by*Postmaster Daisy Price yesterday: „"Herr und Frau Josef Sulzbacher und Herr Dr. Moritz Weiehielbaum beehTen nloh die Aerlobung Barer Kinder s Bertha nnd Sum freundl tmsuzclgen. Aluendien. Kaimtst 10 l ,il. Furth. Rerlhn Siilzbadher, Sam WelctBMjlbmim, Verlobte. Mum chon. Macon, a*., U. S. A. September, 1894." I MR. REESE AT NORFOLK- , He Filled the Pulpit at His Old Charge SutAkiy. The eorrrapondent of the Southern ChurMrman, an Bplaoopal church pa per, bn* Uhls to way of Rev. F. F. Retire, who Is on n vtstt to bin o'M home In Virginia: "The Rev. Air. Rerar. formerly rector of Trinity church, lAirUmouth, now of Aluoon, Ga., has been royloj a visit, wllh Ihls wife, to Oils friends In Ports mouth. lie took bosh services nt bis old church ycttenkiy, to the great do- Nght of the whole consttogailoii, Mr. Reese will always be popular here, nnd hto many fnletods on Both aides of oho river would be glad to welcome him back to tho diocese. He Is one of the many who have boon Induced to leave tils diocese of Virginia whom aha could not affoid to tose." ANSWER THIS QUESTION. Why do so many people wo see around us seem to prefer to suiter aud tie nude miserable by Indigestion, con stipation, dltnlness, toss of nppetlie, com lug up of the food, yellow akin. o V mf‘ 1 !.. f< Hi,i! s ,. c * nu ** wl ‘l •*>! them Shiloh a VltiUaer .guurontced to cure them? Sold by Goodwyn & Small Drug Oompany, corner Chcny mr«*t nud Cotton nvenue. LEAVE OF AliSHNCH GRANTED, Two Alen of the Seamd Regiment Re- trased ftom Volunteer Service MoJ. R. C~Ttsilrhunit or the Second Regiment nnd Primte Everett Coleman, compvny H. Second Rlltsllon have been ndoaml from tho voluirtebr service if the Stains by enter of Adjt Gen. Kell, through C\d. C. M. Wiley ttnwwaMng niie n'Ktment. and O. o’ CVirnos. comninmllmt oxnr.uny B. Afr. llaxlehurar Tam been graniet] leave of abaem-e tor four monMw from the regiment, he having gone to N<w- nau es canon buyer for Uaun & Co of At tonka.. Fit vale Coli-mrur hasvbeen released from aervlve for nine momiis, while at- temltng the University of Virginia, Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. OR* W CREAM BAKINS POWMH MOST PERFECT MADE. A pore Gripe Crum of Tutu Powder. Fret from Ammonia, Alum oe any other adulterant do YEARS THE STANDARD. RHETA M1ANN. The Charming nnd Well Known Ac- tree with "t-ll-tt" TonlvXt. The funny farce comedy entiled "t-il- I will bo the attraction at Ithe Aead- ony of 01 uric tonight and will be h».id- eil by tho charming and well known comedienne Kheta M'.inn. She made her llmt.appearance on the Blast* when- but a child ten yeuns ago. Ith0 wel1 known manager John T. Ford, of Ford’a Opera ! ' w " 1,0 Wty cuuij. m COmtc . iwra - Sh * next ^ w-ra fA'ggar Student" with thei Thnmaton Opera, Company, playing the nartt of Roirtslavi. Allas W k-en’''! tn ? Ire<I . wlth M inager Sam . ■Wnahlnlgtoiv nnd '"rinajhe summer peason*. Alter leaving eomle opera nhe n).iye,l l! K ',E '« n ", In «he haree-compily Kliwl^nparton. ttlto Ktarml in Ihil Theaitrel New ndvaitaa^oier Sthe? iubraOes m Z * 1 1 ee^ U la“5.]’“ eirtlr? ah5!lr n i’ ’fJ * y nny ni «>n» «to poet!? of n . ,h '\.< y "'ipi nv ts com- 11 or n *<»£ nunabor of fun makeni. "THE DANG-ER SIGNAL." .... srr J°* u "The Dinger Signal' Drelliri 1 *!!.*}. VWt * y 11 * ,,|,y shortly \vo M th C .'^! u 0n0 ° f "’^h’Ntrat hinwiea nmwH'a consumption cure. Is beyond quoetlan tho most cough medtelne we hnvTrvw^d^A ,nv * rt « b '* cure* tho vvvarat wldto ito rovl'l'JT' 1 ' " n ‘' hraneldt™ of 'StSSUTS tumraUy ask you to try ft IT IS PAINFUL 'lo go fhrough the newspapers and see what old fogies are saying. But why give thepi a thought? We have enough to do attending to our own business. Who can seriously or justly deny that it was this house that originated the plain tell ing of store news. As to goods they are here to be seen ex actly as we advertise them. As to prices, it is easy to make comparisons. . Our methods t t arc brig-lit and sparkling as diamonds. They inspire confidence’and prompt emulation. People think of them, and speak of them, und trade continues to grandly grow and broadly expand. Come late, come early—special things on display for forenooners and afternooners. MACON, GA. 51 to 353 - - - CHERRY STREET J) UU1IUAU, SAW MILLS, Machinery All Kinds. MOERLEIN’S BARBAROSSA (IN BOTTLES ONLY.) Old rtigA C i?2n n i. lts absolute purity, wholesomeness, good tasts nnd quality to niral to^ « J!"' 1 refreshing beverage, an article lncom paraply strengthening to tho Invalid and convalescent. Bohvml 8 i b6 if -il [ r n m se,ec te r f r ” a,t and hops Imported from racin' br ®" e . d »f*» r , thB now existing method In the Hof Brauerel at B'lrbarossa I* a light palatable beer, unexcelled in taste nnd lMIsser by connolseiira 11 " 1 ° f U ‘ ex :eIlent Quality Is preferred to the Imported For tbe dinner table and for a lunch there l« nothing better than a bottle f nl&T' . ... ULLMANN & WILLIAMS, Delivered anywhere In the city. ’Phone 431. Sole Agents DAVE WACHTEL, Manager What is the use of telline* o. P. & B. E WILLINGHAM, MACOJV, GA. LUMBER HOULOIIIOl PAIHI3, LIME AND CEHEIT. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. ItEADIHG WHOLESALE HOUSES. G. Bernd & Co. WAoorr. ga. JJanuiACtorera and A>o«uom.4 flABMEfiSi SADDLERY. LEATHER AND 8HOE FIDIN(J\ 452,4M 156 Cherry Street. L. Cohen & Co., LIQCOBS, CIGARS and TOBACCO. ' , •' r . Cheapestbouaein Macon. Orders promptly filled. J. I» MACE, Hanageri - - - Macon Ga. A trial solicited. MACOH SASH, DOOR & LUMBER. 00.,. INCORPORATED CAPITAL, $60,000. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS/ 4 AND MANUF ACTURERa OF— Sash, Doors and Blinds, Scroll and Turned Work. Dealers in Paints, Glass, Cement, Putty, Lime, Plaster, Hair. : BUILDERS’'HARDWAE. Etc. | "“ooraaia'i.'op?^..... ' COTTON. I wish to inform my friends and pa trons that I have moved across Poplar street, opposite my old stand, nnd. with Improved facilities and more conveniently arranged warehouse, I am better prepared than ever, to handle their cotton to Ad vantage. * Consignments always receive my prompt and personal attention. NEW ROOF! CORRECT WEIGHTS! HIGHEST PRICES! SATISFACTION GUARANEEDl ELLIOTT ESTES. 617-623 Poplar street. SALE .OF VALUABLE PRINTING OFFICE.. and Children’s Clothing unless you coinc and sec them ? “See deep enough,” said Carlyle, "and you see musically,” and if there isn’t sweet music in every garment we show this season—well you may write us down ns knowing nothing of *, melody. True many have se?n and of course have bought, but its equally true that many fmven’t; to those we simply say come and look. Splendid, serviceable Boys’ Suits, sizes 4 to 15 years for $2.75; how does that strike you. A better one for $3, and a big layout, for $4—undoubt edly tho best $4 suits we have ever offered; they were received fow days ago and we are proud of them. Georgia, Bibb County—By virtue of a consent osier pasirAl by hli honor, John L. Hardeman, judge of the su perior court of the Macon circuit, on September 19. 1894, In the case of tie Macon Gas Light and Water Company and others against J. W. Burke & Co., pending In the superior court of Bibb county, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, at the court house door in tbe city of Macon, said county, between the legal hours of sale, on tlhe 2d day of October. 1894, all the printing office, outftt und plant of the vou about our beautiful TWit’ mld J ' w - Burke & °° * now ' ln my jiuu uueut out ueuuiiltu LSOys ,hands as receiver. She eame being the type and machinery, natures and .ap pliances. including tbe printing offico and bindery, with uni the tods, Imple ments. presses, engines, machinery and other articles connected therewith. A full schedule of said property may be seen at the office of tlhe receiver, in the city of Macon, and the property Itself can be examined by any one dc- sirous of bidding on the same. Tbe purohaser wM be required to pay 10 per cent, of his bid at the time the property is knocked down to him, and ho remainder of bis bid when the pos session Is delivered. The sale Is subject to a confirmation by the court. No bid for a sum loss than 15,000 will be received. The property to bi sold Is the well known printing plant of the house of J. W. Burke & Co. E. W. BURKE. Receiver. YOU MAY not get om of tho prizes I offered for solving my puzzles but there Is a prlzo for every cuitcmer in the low prices I make this month. OEO. T. BEE LAND, Jeweler, 320 Second street. (FIXING PASSENGER RATES. Southern Railroad Men Are Preparing the Winter Schedules. Olnolnniltl. Soph S5.—The joint meet ing of ithc Southern general 1 passenger agents und t he Central TrqSto Associa tion WM well attended here today. The chief rate clerks In the territory of both lut'oclnthmj wfrre also presepit ftnd will remain some days to pnqiare the new George a.irdner secretary. Tho rates for winter tourlels were tlxed It he otme os Inst your from Chicago, St. Louts, Kansas City anil OMo Valley gaew-aY mints. From Interior round trip will be 80 per cent of double fare Cor one way. These tickets wilt be on sale form Nbvembor I to April 39. tDHATH OF MRS. COOLEY. Waynesboro. Sent. 2S—(SpecUl.)—Mrn Dr. Cooley died this afternoon after a short IRnees. She leaves a little baby one day old. . IE BRIIN’ J9» MX. Ttb nm+tr itotitt inj«ct»4 4.ma f to lh« wM to tl U>« wvu.ta t'muy Or. "ft*^ 1 ** hnik i.'Zi S •cheduioi. BhIWi n Porous 1180 _C. E. Harmon was ckalrmjn and SOM by Ctaxiwyn & Small Dm* mny.ivriier cherry ARE YOU 1 GOING? The resorts of Tennessee are splendid business thla ,CM O d0 n '* Southern railway, weztern syitom Th i e the direct route to these resorts nv.T*. * should nsk for your tickets vi. A 0 ? line. “»ia that Elegant free observation coarh.. tween AtlanU and Chattoth»if through coach for Tatra ttorlne. iL. Chattanooga nt 7 a. m. and arrtvS'?? Tates at 13:15 D. m. Sleeper on Ihli tru* to Washington Ind New York. ‘ ln The acaahoro express leaves' Allan,. Sffi.’LXdT st - s,mon: ‘ #nJ Three daily fast trains each »iv tween Macon and Atlanta and ltomn and Chattanooga. u “ omo Travel the Southern railway, western ayatem. for safety, speed and comfort. Call on Jim W. Carr. ParaenSr on d ticket agent, Macon: J. “Farnsworth district passenger agent, Atlanta. g£ C. A. Benaeoter. aaalstant general dm- senger agent. Knoxville. TOnn. WINDOWGLASS. Send and get your window- glass before tbe cold wave comes. T. C. Burke. Out of sorts! take Brown’s Iron Bitters. CURE iv GOODWYN'S DRUG 8TORB, Soto Agents. Macon. Ga. PUBLIC 3ALE Will be sold before the court house door In the city of Macon, in Bibb coun ty. Ga.. between the legal hours of sale on Ihe first Tuesday In October next, tor cash or on other suitable terms, alt that stock of machinery located lu th» lumber yard at the corner of sixth ami Mulberry streets. In aild city of Macon, and known as lbs T. J. Bell & Bon pU.nL consisting of saty-howe power boiler and engine, planer, mould-r turning lathe and other machinery All comparatively new and In good running cider and ooen for inspection of pro* pective purchaser*. I reserve the right to reject sny and ell bhk. * D. M. NELL1GAN. — - J. Bell & soa. BIBB COUNTY SHERIFF SALES. thw 1 ln b thf > c!ty°if r Mi^ n ““rt n j| 0 3^ tacLS 8 on <he * Drat T “**ny Lot No. 2. In block 4. Nouth jnbna, in the city otf ilacon, Bibb coun ty. Ga. Levied on ns tho nnoDwit? £^tofy rrt «'| l a5. nnd Uzz,<! to tnxtofy • juaglce court n. ta Isausd cTS °V M - "f»v”“of U.ri«H^«£n JOhn IIerrtnston “« d °* S- WESTCOTT. Sheriff. GEORGIA. RIBB COUNTY-Samuel R. Jaques, executor of the estate of ninh.S W JMuea late of satd raunty d”'^ having represented to this court ifc.TVr discharged tho duties M *sMd truat an.1 now asks for letters of di.nol!. slon. This la, therefore, to notify all Thir ties concerned to (lie objections. If ... they have, on or before the first siIS in December, 18N, or letters of dl.mto.toX will then be granted s. naked <, f !^ r ml *“ ,>,, This third day ot Septemlier, ispj" d WILEV. Ordinary. OEOROIA, BIBB COUNTY-A. A. Cul len. administrator of the estate E u- Melton. late of said county, deceased having represented to this court that he has fully dl^:barged the duties of laid trust, and now asks for letters of dismis sion. This to to aiotlfy all parties con cerned to file objection*, if any they have, on or before tho first Monday m December. 18M, or letters of dlamluton will then be granted as asked for. C, M. WILEY, Ordinary. AGREEABLY to an order of the court or ordinary of Bibb county, will be sold at auction, at the court house door of said county, on the first Tues day ln October. 1894. within the legal hours ot sale the following property to-wlt: That lot of land nnd the Im provements thereon lying and being ln the city ot Macon, Ga., being a part of tot No. 6 ln block No. G6, fronting 77 feet 6 Inches on private alley, known .3 -McKevltt's alley, running in nn easterly direction from the Intersection of said alley with property formerly belonging to Mrs. Mary E. Doyle, along tHe line of said property about 60 feet, thence along the line of the property belong ing jo Price, ln a Southerly direc tion 71 feet G Inches, thence 49 feet to said alley. Sold as the property of Mrs. Mary E. Doyle, late of said county, deceased. Terms of sale. cash. This September 4. 1894. THE MACON SAVINGS BANK. Administrator de Bonis Non Cum Tes- tamento Annexo. Madison Avenue fladlson Ave. and 58th St., NEW YORK. tjfrr day and up. American rian. tj-pt°°* and first-class in every par- Two blocks from the Third and Sixth Avenue Elevated railroads: The Madison and 4th Ave. and Belt Lino cars pass tho door. H. M. CLARK, Paos. Passenger Elevator runs all night. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. MARK O'DANIEL, T Oflloe 318 Second Street. ^Hours 11 to 1 nnd 4 to 6. Telephone 374 Oran go street. Tele- pnone 3S9. DR. J. J. SUBERS. Permanently located. In the sdo. / -claltles venereal. , Lost energy re stored. bemale Irregularities and ,, ,P“‘ f ’ on osk - Cure guaranteed. Address in confidence, with stamp. 610 Fourth street. Macon. Ga. " DR. a H, PEETE, EYE. BAR, THROAT AND NOSE. 5 to 1 and 3 to 6. Telephone 573 Mulberry, corner Second street. Macon. Ga. KUtt SHORTER. ' BYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, Office 688 Cherry St. Macoa. Ga. SALS. Under and by .-true of an order passed liy. Judge J. L. Hardeman, judge of the superior court of Bibb county, on tho I8th day of September, l«k, which is recorded In the clerk’s office, I will sell at public outcry; during the legal hours of sale, to tbe highest bidder, for cash, at the court house door of Bibb county. Ga., cn the 17th day of October, ISM, all the notrs, accounts, cboaes ln action and jugementa now In my possession, as assignee or tho late firm 'of Price * Mass, fvr the pur pose of paying debts, etc. A full Hat of above can be seen at office of tho Macon Uat Company on Cherry street. It. M. SMITH, Assignee of Price & Maas. Geo. V. Steed, Attorney. MACON SAVINGS BANK 676 Mulberry Street, Maeon. pa. Capital and surplus $150,000 Pays 6 per cent Interest on deposits ?L’ 1 Jl, , J,^i,V D 7 ar ?',. Re;l1 cstate loans on the monthly installment plan, and loans on good securities at low rates. Legal depository for trust funds, will act as administrator, executor, guardian, re ceiver and trustee. M-T.POI^. President H. G. CUTTER Vice-President J. W. CANNON EXCHANGE BANK OF MACON. GA. ’ 0e ?;, B- Turpin, Vlce-Pre.id.nt, H. J- Lamer, President. J. W. Cabanlaa, Cashier" We solicit th. business ot nurchants. planters sod banka' oftetlog them courtesy, promptness, safety and liber- silty. Th. largest capital sad siuxlua of any bank ln Middle Georgia, B. S. Lamar, President: n M plr. Vice-President: j. w . ^jLgg* Caahler: D. M. NeUlgmn, Accoununtf ” 1 CAPITAL, 1290,000. SURPLUS, 130,000 Interest paid on deposits' ■ per ceatT p«r earnim. Economy is the road to wealth. Deposit your savings say they wlU ha increased by Interest- Com- pounded aeral-annually. ., E, Y. MALLARY. President j. j. COBB, Cashier, • DIME SAVINGS BANK, 420 Second Street, Macon, Ga. Deposits of 10 cents and upward received on which Interest will be com pounded semi-annually at rate of 6 per cent per annum. com change"bought°a C nd «id. ,>0nda 8t ‘° w r,te * commcrcl:l1 discounted, ex- J. if. Johnston. President 1. D. Stetson. Vico President L. P. Hlllyer. Csshls*. The American Eational Bank, MACON, GA. CAPITAL..„ , r „ ,, ..1250,000.00 I Largest capital of any national bank demetoSS. 08 " ^ Srt ‘ 7,l,u * 1 * *“» ree ‘ dv « carefiu nieAtion- ^orrraiHm. . 6 H RP7 * U3 't — »» >' .» .«■ ..126,000.0* Central Georjcta. Accounts of First Mini M, OF MACON. GA C A PITALI SURPLUS, $260,000 K. H. PLANT, PRESIDENT. W. W. WRIGLEY, CASHIER. I* C. PLANT'S SON, BANKJEli BACON, GEORGIA. ESTABLISHED 188) Interest Banking in all its branches, allowed on Time Deposits. We handle foreign exchange and*arrange travellers credits on Messrs. Rothschild T>f London for all European points.