Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 8, 1888, Page 6

o e B e 058t e - e e S et A AP0 8 TN S NS S N BT oG TE THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE. NO 12 PEARL STREET. Delvered by carrier in Any Part of the City a [wenty Cents Per Week TON MANAGER, 1ELEPHONES Plumbing eompany. Coaland wood. E.E.Mayne,619 B'way. ditional Council Biuffs news on Seventh egant ove tings at A. Reiter’s, merchaunt tailor, 510 Bre Morris, of Omaha, uncil Bluffs, were astice Shurz The P. . O. society will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the residence of Mrs Horace Evans, corner Sixth street and First avenue The Ira Platner has passed into th who has had @ great ¢ this business, The special assessment improvement tax for the year just closing, s estimated vy the county auditor, will amount in round num- bers Lo about £110,000. City Auditor Hammer yesterday issued bonds to the amount of $22,500 in_ settlement of the claims of McAdatn & Amberg for in- tersection paving done in the city the past season. Sheriff O locati d Minnie united in marriage by sry stable on ”rnml\vuy hands of Captain H al of experier '8 he has received tele- it fiftecn of his escaped » are only six now abroad in the w s thinks some one else has lost the 3 A typographical o that the Brush e exclusive privile no exclusive franchise o copied Tie BEE error will please 1t 18 now stated on the authority of George F. Wright that the mowor line will begin running next Monday. A switch to be con- the other end of the line in ha is all that now remains to complete tasks for Those who orrect. Norse has sold to Henry Wyeth 1 block 6, Jackson's ‘addition, for £,000. Two lots in block 43, Railroad addition, were sold for #100. [ths predicted that that addition will come into the market next yoar In the case of J. Council Bluffs t demning jury was $1,400, jury in the case just tried was makes the total §2,100, instead of been stated. The funeral scrvice Harkness will take place to-morrow after. noon ¢ 20'cleck. The Kev. G. W, Crofts, of the Congregational church, the former pastor of the deceased, will conduct the ser- vices. The body will restin Fairview ceme- tery. The regular annual cow paths are begin- ning to appear in_Bayliss park, notwith- standing “Kcep off the grass” meets the passer on every hand. Pedestrians step over these signs instead of kicking them down, which is an improvement upon the pracuce of iast year. There wi ces at the Baptist churef y ning. Mr. Smith rehearsal at that o'clock. Beginning union lots 7 and T. Stewart vs The Ci » damage aws of the late Fx E, place to-night at with to-morrow evening the will be held in the Presb They will continue during next week at lllul plac The new road into Fairmount park is now completed. In place of steep climb, the summit of the hills is reached by a delight- fully winding road, the beauties of wiich cannot be described. A soon as possible another road, similar to this one, will be constructed, so that the descent into the basin of the park will be just as easy and de- lightful. The contract for furnishing the plate glass for the new Merriam block has been awarded to J. B. Atkin of this city, agent for Du Pauw’s American Plate Glass company, of New Albany, Ind. The pount of the contract is nearly 5,000 several Omaha and Chicago parties were included i the bd- dors, but the contract was sccured by a local house, — - Dr. Cleaver, 26 North Main. Tel. 147. T See W. Stacy’s ad. =t The Old Reliable Jewelry Firm of E. Burhorn, No. 17 Main street, has laid in an immenst stock of hol\dny goods, which will be sold cheaper than ever. This is a special inducement for thirty days. All goods first class and guaranteed to be just as represented. It is an established fact that you can get the best goods for ‘the least money there. Call and examine the stock and get prices before purchusing. Money l(mm\nl at L B. Crafts & Co.’s loan office, on furniture, Iunnm horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds, and ull *other articles of value without removal. All business strictly confi- dential. AN e Dr. C. C. Hazen, dentist, opera house block. T For Sale hm; —Lots near the bridge to parties who will build at once. Ad- dr or call on J. R. Rice, No. 110 Main street, Council Bluffs, - Bargains in real ostato in_all parts of the city, W. S. Cooper, 130 Main street. I e J.G. Tipton has bargains in real estate. RGNS Sce Forrest Smith’s spectal column, i In selecting goods for holiday gifts go to0 Neal's, 535 Brondway. Holiday Presents Can now be found in great variety. New and artisuc dosigns in dismonds fine jewelry, gents' and ladies’ gold watches and chains, silver and plated wars locks in French marble and the best of American makes, A cordial in- vitation is extended to every one to call and judge for themselyes at B. JACQUE:! )ll‘l & Co., No. 27 Main st. ——— Dalby’s band av roller rink to-night. Lol For Rent—Two new store rooms in good location: Nos. 737 and 739 Broad- way, S/ Saunders, 0 Pearl st. See Lund Bros. for or lamps. W. S. Cooper h.ls casb on hand to )uun on approved city property, No. 130 Main street. N Improved and vacant property in all parts of the city; 90x150 feet on Glen avenue, east front, a bargain; business property on Broadway and Fourth treet. R. P, Officer, North Main street, DeVol’s block, Council Bluffs. e Neal’s opening is a grand success, ———— Pickled tripe and pigs’ feet at Tib- bitts, 845 Hroudwu Crockery, glun and queensware cheaper than ever before at Neal's, 8356 Broadway. e ‘While planning for your ho!ldny Rifts don’t fail to see Lund Bros,’” grand dis- play. R Lost—Gent’s gold wateh, case, receive reward, huntin B e Lund Bros.’ are mnkln a special 100 @rive in crockery. n't fail to see it, ___'_____ Bee Forrest Smith’s special columa, e Loans made on eity business and resi= dence property. Notes bought, Kim- bull-Champ lmenlment company. - Rock Spri Aug coul, Gleason, 26 Pearl slreet, Finder leave at BEE office an ) (LEVER CAPTURE OF A CROOK. | < The Plunder Taken From the Emer- son PostofM s Found on Him. DISCUSSING THE MOTOR RATES. Squatters on the Bottoms Fencing the Alleys—Lacy on Contracts—Hunt For the Jail Breakers—Paving Injunctions Dissolved. Nabbed a Postoffice Burglar. Constable C, C. Despain made a neat cap- ture yesterday. Wednosday night the post- office at Emerson,lowa, was robbed. Stamps, money and some clothing was taken. The same night a horse belonging w Benjamin Morris was taken from bis barn, The officers here were notified of the double crime and Despain set about to capture the thief. Yes- terday he found him near Emerson and brought him 10 Council Bluffs. Ho was driv- ing Morris' horse and when searched all the articles stolen from the postoffice were found upon his person, He registered at the cou as George Wallace, but this is und ¢ a fictitious name. He is a man b and sixty yea's old and is, wi an old hand at this sort of business. no information whatever respect- ing himself. His chances are good for u trip over the road. e The London *Tailor the place to get your clothes made. 637 ‘. Broad We have some of the best bargains in the city in cheap lots and casy terms. Also houses and lots from $800 up, cn terms and payments to suit purchaser, Call and ses us and get prices and terms. Council Bluffs Investment Co., No 10 Pearl street, Council Blufls, Ta. D The Council Blufls Lumber Co. want you to try some of theic coal. Sco Forrest Smith’s special column. . B. \\'um-\wl !h & Co. loan money. All grades hard un\l C. B. Fuel Co. Betweon the Two Cities. The rates of transit between Council Bluffs and Omaha are now causing much discussion. Many have the idea that the bonus voted to the bridge company, and taxed to the people, was with the agreement that the motor company should charge no more than 10 cents for n trip. This is & common error. The bridge tax was voted with an agreed rate of tolls for crossing® the *bridge. The motor rates were in an ordinance giving the right of way to run tho electric motors on certain strects. These motor rates are not contingent upon the bridge tax. The people have been given to understand, however, that in no event would it cost more than 10 cents to ride from one city to the other. Now the company usks the council to amend the char- ter so ‘as to allow different rates charged. This has awakened much d sion since the presentation of the request. All are watehing the council to sco what that body will do-about it. The motof company recognizes that there is a demand for alow er te than 10 cents, to accommodate those who havo occasion t9 &0 buckwards and for- wards frequently. T\ at prescnt m 1d, unle s thoy have a ch in' some other for the reduction. They provose to © 15 cents for a single ride, or the round trip, and then grade ¢ commutation llLl ets, twenty for $1, and so on rides can do so for On the other hand, many believe that tho company should not ' charge more than the amount originally agreea upon, 10 cents, and that if held to this the company will,'ns a matter of self interest, soon make commuta- rates to attract and accommodate in- ased travel. ST PO Sleigh bells, sleds and skates. ODELL &-BRYANT, 513 Main st. bl zon call for your soiled we Laundry Co. Have our clothes. Cas e Weather stripsat Chapman’s art store. Money loaned on furniture, pianos, diamonds, horses, buggics or anything of value' at low rates of interest. No publicity; fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co., office cor. Broadway and Main, over American express. Tllinois and Town best soft coal, Glea- son, 26 Pear! street, All grades fiuh. uml C. B. Fuel Co. lult'y on Contracts. At the last mecting of the city council the matter of letting the city's improvement con- tracts come up upon the report of the en- gineer on bids for work now advertised. - A motion to let to the lowest bidder, brought Alderman Lacy to his feet. “I am opposed to that,” said he. “For a long time we have done that same thing, and what was the re- sult! We have had poor work, which has had to be patched up to be made atall pass- able. It has kept the council in astew month after month to get the work done at all, If there is any objection to allowing their esti- mates they make a grand howl, und tell us their bonds are a sufticient’ guarantee to Of course we could sucupon these s, but it is more trouble than it comes Afew dollars Lere and a few dollars there. Nobody wants to bring an action unless there is something init. Now I want right here that I am opposed to letting or contract to a solitary mun, who huu m the past slighted his confract us trouble. What we want Ler what I am going to vote for, is fir work and done by first class men. No more of this cheap Jolin business for uie.” The position of the alderman will be main. tained by sentiment of the property owners ut lary See Chapman for Christmas presents. - Fine holiday goods for twenty days at prices that will surprise you. Call and e convinced., J. D. Stewart’s drug store, 630 Broadway. o L If you want to stop paying rent and buy & house and lot on monthly pay- ments, with warcanty deed, call” on C, B. Judd 606 Brondway. flabuesod AIECIR L. Kirseht & Co., 407 and 409 South 10th st.,Omaha, are now the sole agents for western lowa for the celebrated Val, Blatz Milwaukee bottle beer, the best in the market for family use. Try it Fine table ware at Lund Bros.’ e The Paving Injunctions No More. The injunction case of Ira Platuer vs City of Council Bluffs has been dismissed. The proceeding was brought to prevent the fur- ther issuance of bonds for public improve- ments, The effect would be to stop all pav- g, grading or sewer work, by cutting out the intersections which are charged to the oity. The paviug in progress at the time the case was instituted, was continued to a finish, as the coutractors expressed their willing- ness to do this and take their chances on the injunction holding, knowing that payment could be enforced. The suit was brought in the name of 1ra Platuer, but it is understood that he was not the only interested party. The parties brmiiug the suit offered through their attorneys, Mynster & Lindt, to dismiss the case for a certain consideration, which was $1,500 attorneys’ fees, and a receipt for special assessments against certain property of Mr. Platuer for paving, in all amounting 10 about $4,800. The city refused to pay it, and the injunction held until 'lhurldny, when it was disuissed by mutual agree- ment, It required the payment of $350 to se- oure the dismissal of the suit. The money ‘Was made up by the paving firms of McAdaw, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: Wickham & Co., and the the two former Amborg and hicago Lumber company, ; ying $150 cach and the latter £0. It 18 stated that the enjoiners agreed to withdraw their suit for 8300, but_afterward raised the price £50, which was paid. There was siderable indignation sad at_the the proceedin, institated, several severe o The papers suppresse: o, a8 it oc curred ju ¢ bonds were placed in the mar! ulation of the report would have in sale. It is a matter ngratulat the o disposed of without injuring the city credit abroad, or putting a stop to the des able public improvements to be made iv parts of the city A S— If you want to see how cheap goods can be sold, enll at Neal's crockery house to-day, 857 Brondway. Justice and Merey. Judge Aylesworth was in a very amiable mood yesterday morning when he arrived at the templo where justice is*“dispensed with." Jailor Barhyte opened the flood gates and the tide of afflicted humanity rolled out. Number one gave his name as T. J. O'Brien; profession dancers home, nowhere age, in doubt; destination, the same. “We have no use for dancers,” remarke d his honor, “‘unless they waltz around with a pick and shovel. You are a clog dancer, T presume. A clog; a—a clog to yourself and your family. You have parents, I pre- sume—few people have not.” “Yes, sir; a father and mother, and T whnt to go to them. I won't sav anything to father; he don't like to have mo bumming around in this way, but mother will fix it all right with him.” “Your mother will fix it all right," an- swered the judge. “Naughty boys always £0 t0 ‘mother’ for forgiveness—and mother always forgives them. Mother never forgets her wayward boy, and no matter how low gets, to what depths he_sinks, mother's I 1l reach after him and mother's hands will him back to honesty and manhood. n 0 to your mother, young man, and 1 haye any manhood left heed her ad- d be a man.” Mike Wycoff was charged with being a vag, but as he had $970 on his person when ted the charge didn't stick and he was let go, he having visible means of support, his two stalwart legs. Scklund, of Omaha, whom Ofcer Thomas had arrested on suspicion, was dis- charged. James Lane, from Bartlett, Tn.. was held for the larceny of a hat from Auton Rink's store. He claimed that another man took the hat and the judge held him as a witness in that prospective case. When the wit- nesses against Lane appeared and gave their testimony it knocked out his story and gave him fifteen days at hard labor. J. Leokeharot was taken to the station under_suspicion of having taken a watch from the Council Bluffs Music company's store. He was searched and locked up, but no watch appear The company declined io prosccute the case ind the young man was released. J. H. Glover, a colored “hotel man" from Omuha, and Elia Johnson, another light colored party, were held to’ auswer to the charge of adultery. The trial was postponed until witnesses cold be secured. Marshal Guanella has reccived the de- scription ot one C. K. Hayden, who, it is al- leged, robbed a jewelry store at Corsiguna, Texas. QThe Dodge Light uards will give their initial party at Light Guard armor, Monday evening, December 17, The ladie: of All Saints’ guild will furnish the refresh- ments. o ot the Jail Breakers. Yesterday morning Ofiicer Cusick was sent by Sheriff O'Neil to Plattsmouth to sce if the two men held there were a part of the “‘breakers.” During the afternoon a dis- pateh was received from the ofticer to the ef- fect that they were not the men wanted. The finest goods for the least money at Neal’s crockery house, 385 Broadway. NEW BARGAINS ——)IN(—— BROADWAY LOTS, FIEST AVENUE LOTS, FERRY ADDITION LOTS, PERRY ADDITION LOTS, EVANS' BRIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & CLARK'S ADDITION LOTS, STREET'S ADDITION LOLS. ALSO 20 ACRES OF THE BEST PROPERTY IN TOWN FOR PLATTING, W. C. STACY, _ Telephone 102, No. 9 Main Street. LOTS IN_ FERRY ADDITION ! TFor a Short Tims I Will Offer 100 LLOTS In Ferry Addition to Council Blutts on the fol lowing Term Tuside Lots on Ave. A Insids Lots on Ave. 1} Inside Lots on Ave. O Inside Lots on F Av Inside Lots ou 8, Inside Lots on Inside Lots on N, Inside Lots on 2 T~ All Corner Lots $) Mor TERMS—One-tenth cash, balanc umnlnnnmm al optional paymenis, ont in- anuially. Wil give con- ranty d me.Lnnqmrmsn ab- No. &, North Main st.. Councit Butls, Ta. BEST AND NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR LACIES, Plush, 811k and Flannel and Cashmere dresses ready-niade and made o orde MRS, JULIA STEIN, At White Sewing Machine office iroadway and 1111 Douglas & Omaha, heapast price and good fit guarantoed SPECIAL NOTlCES ANTED—Work by a_sober young married mun, acquainted with hot alr and steam furnace, also horses, janitor, carpenter and farm work, AddressJ. K. Mathaney, Council slufrs, I‘“m RENT-Modern 10-room house, No, South oth st, ‘UK BALE~Good 4-year-old horse, sound, Harness and. top buggy. lllmfl}) on easy terms if sold soon. 12 Uth st "FORREST SMITH'S SPRCIAL WANT (OLUMN FUH SALE—For a short time, the en- wentlo and Will sell Inquire ¢ tire addition known as “FAIR- MOUNT” located on the hills be- tween 13th and 16th avenues, three and a half blocks east of Main street and the same from the street car line. It commands an extensive view of Omaha and Council Bluffs. This beautsful and finely located addition of forty-two lots is offered at a price that will surely make the investor from 75 to 80 per cent within two years. If you wanta sure thing which you ean begin selling at once at an advance of from 75 to 80 per cent over what it costs you, eall on or address H. G, McGee, 130 Main st., or Forest Smith, at the Brown building, Don’t ask why it is offered so low, but come and see the property and be con- vinced that we toll it less than it is. These lots will sell now at from 8300 to 8500 each. We don’t want that for them. Remember this offer is only for @ short time, FORREST SMITH, Roow 4, 8rd Fioor, Brown Bullding, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. 185%, 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH SALES! FORGED GONCESSION SALE Unequalled and surprising Bargains in Dryr Gocds, Cloalkxs, Suite, Neticens, Clothinge, Eootic_fi_z: Shices At Henry Eiseman & Co’s People’s Store OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Tu order to give s an opportunity to rearrange our business for our new FOUR STORY BLOCK, which we arve erecting on the old, Pacific House Site. Customers will not waste their time of they read what we have to say. Nor will they be deceived when they come to sce our goodsand learn our price Everything will be found exactly as we We offer a discount of 20 per cen ON ALL CASH SALES On everything we have in our house. Now is your time to buy. Do not miss this opportunity. ing to make LOW PRICES MAKE YOU BUY'! We adopted this method of si tering our goods just one week ago. and the result has been that our STORE 1S CROWDED with customers all day long, so much so that we have added Extra force of Competent Salesmen, And Sales Ladies to wait on ou People are coming from Oma of this CREAT FORCED SATEH. Our regularprices have always been conceded to be the lowest offered in the west, and when you get 20 per cent. extra discount on your biil, see what you ar saving by buying from us. We want Lo and must CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK For reasons above named. CALL AND SEE US. 1 Orders receive prompt attention. HENRY FISEMAN & CO. PEOPLE’S STORE NOS. 314, 316, 318 & 320 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. . HOME. DRESSED MEATS. tne the followi r cash only y me. 1 will Low prices always make us buy and we are go- Istomers. and from hundreds of ¢ s to takeadvantage 5 and chuck roast. Prime rib roast Chuek stoak. FINE, CHOICE !MPORTED MILLINERY Boiling Leef 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb, Mutton st c. T BERLINGHOF BELL & BERL]NGHOF Architects, Designers and Superinteadents of Constraation, - rlinghof was seven years with Issohn, Fisher & Lowry, and has designed many of the finest blocks in Omaha and Couneil Bluffs, Plans_and Specifications Prepared and Estimates made on Application, Studio, Rooin 2 Opera House Block LOOK AT THE IRISHMAN ! J. M. SCANLAN, 120 BIRROADWAY. Will sell for cash: ulder and Cuick Roast Rib Roast Lard, pure and our own make Sousdge, our own make Remember this is the only, MEAT MARKET in the city sold, C. | PRICE $15, Is equal ) any High Priced Machina, s for o whiting work. ' The Excelsior Ce., Council Bluffs, Ia. THOS, OFFICER. W. L M. P OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, COUNCIL TE : K Dealers in foreign & Allothe Colleetions made and inte: l posits, Mutton Stow Mutton Pork Roast,.. """ Pork ¢ Iu )ps and Steak.. proportion, children Tece rectly filled. 3 201 F. PO.A.ST Bakery and Gonfectionery (,I(IA RS AND TOBACCO. Kee him for Bread. Cakes; ete. paid on time d S, STEWART, M. D, D. V. M, VETERINARY SGRGEON, HOSPITAL 46 FOURTH STREET. p: L Telephone No, 205, TO UEALEHZ;&&WWI discount 3 V No. 213 Main Street Maurer's RETAIL, 340 We carry the largest stock in the west, » covering 20,000 square We deal direct with European manufacturer’s an puy no jobbe wWE PAT China HARKNESS BRO'S. A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF 'CLOAKS!/| DIRRESS GOODS OF EVERY KIND AND QUALITY AT * LOW _ PRICES! SILK MITS, WORSTED MITS, ETC., ETC. CALL AND SEE SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. 401 BROADWAY, - COUNCIL BLUFFS. GREAT CUT SALE! TO GLEAN GiP OUR IMMENSE STOCK. During the past season our sales have far ex= ceeded our expectatlons. As a result we have an IMMENSE QUANTITY OF REMNANTS These goods we must sell at some prics, for we have no room to carry them, This is no bargain sale but A WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER! Cverything must go. The finest gods at your own price Here are a few sample prices: Moquettes. .... $1.00 to ¢1.15. Regular Price. Wilton Velvets...75¢ to ¢1.00. Regular Price. Body Brussels. ...7oc to ¢1.00. Regular Price. Tapestry......... goc to 60c. Regular Price 70¢ Lo $1.00. Ingrains. ... . 15c to 50c. Regular Price. . 30c to 8oc. A great many of these patterns are large enough for rooms E E 5 The £1.50, GG Gas oo diley o)e s S 15300 sale will open to-day and continue untii all is sold outs Come carly for choice. COUNCIL, BLUFFS CARPET (0, NO: 405 BROADWAY. THE RUSSEILL. peclally Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mllls and Elavamrs. AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE. s furnished for complete steam plants. Hegulation, I from users where fuel Economy {s equal with Corliss Nor E. C. HARRIS, Agenf Send for Catalogue. No. 510 Pearl Street, Council Blu SMOTHERS & BEECROFT, ———PROPRIETORS OF——— COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA B =N e S T s e OFFICEE‘——* P. C. De Vol's Store, No, Omana—Carpenter Telephone No. Douglas Stree ’ CEORGE METCALF REAL ESTATE No. 14 Pearl bt SIZES FROM 2510 300 HORSE POWER. Specifications and ¢ anteed. Can show ictter Paper Co,, Covxer, BLUFFS Telephone 504 Middle Broudwa STE.A l‘YE\n’ORKS NO. 29 MAIN STREET. chci i ok " Tatest Noveltics In D. K. MGDANELU & GU. HUMAN HMR G[][]I]S HldES Talluw,Pelts Wool & FU[S. 4 prices, | Prompt returns, Main 8t., Council Blufrs, | Shop. We do the largest busine t of floor, profits. SPOoT C.ASEL! Cash talks, and we are always in position to Offer You Genuine Bargains? We offer you for 30 days. LOT l—IIum]-puiuwd Cupsidors, each, LOT 2—Good Majolica Cuspidors, each . LOT ¢ ber Sq . o LOT 4—English piece Ten Sets. LOT 5—100-piec e 880D+ . oee AR . 25¢ | LOT 9—TRose Jurs, filled with pe fumed rose leaves, each. .. 250 LOT 10—Genuine China decorated i sh Decorate 2 Fruit or Ice Creom sots, per set 2,60 lul‘ 11 Genuine China Decorated corations, per 2 ant Hand Painted band and haud-painte Vase Lamp, with shade to match, fine” burner, complete, Wedgewood Dinner Set, per set,$12 00 A LOT 6—English Decorated Full ® such AR AT Dinner Set, new fluted shape & great many more ‘r.ll;_'mns er sot . A which our Timited spice will not permit b iy ! ce us to enumerate, “Decorated . 'Geuuine . China An Inspection will save Creamers, each. LOT 8—Large Moss Rose Pitch- you money. [ A MATRER, - In new and fresh goods and good selections, the following: CHROICE PIECES EN Royal Worcester, Taplitz, Royal Dresden, Vienna ' Also Full Line of Best Makes in Plafed and Solid Silver, Rich Cut Glass, Brolnzes and Brass Goods, Clioice Dinuer, Tea, Fish, Game, Soup, i and Toe Cream Sets, Visitors and purchasers equally we'3m3, ITe. 840 EERCLtn W b Royal Saxony, Bonn Faeience, etc,]