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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
FORFEIT The LAND.
lie Southern Pacific Property Really Sold
When Taken for Taxes?
Yreka


III the railroad company does not own this
laid said to- delinquent taxes In this county
IL must belong to the Government, -beyce set
tiers should have the light to ME upon such
lands not claimed under the grant. Settlers
on lands under the various land laws re-
ceive titles for even sections, and for odd
sections also, II located prior to the grant,
hence the railroad land not open to settle
ment seems TO be reserved. The Attorney.
General claims the land is taxable lust the
same as the locations made by settlers and
capitalists. Because il is not used for any
purpose Is mainly due to the railroad reser-
walton. as plenty OF the land would be
speedily taken by settlers IL they could get
Title Tor making improvements and cultvat-
Ing. The counties of Siskiy0Q, Trinity and
Shasta have advertised these lands for sale,
and such as are not purchased by individuals
VIII be knocked of TO the State to cause
tax lien upon them the same as on any other
property delinquent The Assessor assesses
all lands to the railroad company within the
grant not patented to others, regardless OF
character. and they will be sold by the
Sheriff Just as other delinquent property is
sold,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28

most OF the women wore the halleluiah
bonnet. The old veterans of the long march
win the eavalcade were all on hand, look
ing as bright and fresh as though their
march had been instead of 900 miles.
mere were many in the crowd not regu-
lariy enlisted In the army, but all were one
10 the work before them, which was To
dedicate and formally open the Benlah
rescue Home for Fallen Women.
-FOUR years ago Major Kyle, upon his adj
s Ven! 10 TINS coast, saw the need for such an
institution. With his characteristic energy
ne set about raising a fund for sucb
Petltions were circulated asking for mora,
ana financial Endorsement Of tho nIaa
among the signatures obtained were thosa
OF ex Governor u. C.. Perkins r,ba,Ias
Montgomery, j. A. Fillmore. r. " Good
man, George A. Newhall. M. +. Merpi,t
Hale Rix, Frank M. Pixley, Lloyd Tevis
Charles Webb Howard, Sarah b. CoonaT
Adolph Sutro, James A. Campbell. w. w
Case, G. 5. Lanmester, George I'll. Sander.
SOD, X II. Mcdonald, II. II. Mcdonald Jr.
charles I; Croker. A. n. Towne. w. G.
curtis, Thomas Chalmers Easton. j. San
aers Reed, Levi Sharp, Samuel w. Backus.
Stewart Menzies, John ID. Spreckels. Rob,
eTt Mackenzie, Hayes G. French. MD.
MIS- Charles Lux and III. |. M. Lew.
MAJOR kyle, assisted by Mrs. Captsin
McFee and Mrs. Ensign Mcdowell. and
oiher officers and members, prosecuted the
circulation OF subscription lists SO yigor-
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DIVORCES GRANTED.

Ono of fhe Grass Widows Returned at
Once to Be a Second Time Married.
- Sddge Trout yesterday granted Kate
LenHoSS- Q divorce from Dominica Lennon
upon the ground Of his failure to provide
and cruelty. She was allowed her maiden
name Of Kate Cunnif. -Four hours after
the divorce WAS granted the ex-Mrs. Len
non appeared before Judge Trout In COM
pany with Edward Ferguson, and It WINS
stated by the latter that the two desired to
De married. as they had the proper license
tne Judge tied the knot in due form. and
she who four hours before was Mrs. len
non was transformed into Mrs. Ferpuson
his age on the license was given as % and
hers rs 81 49, ~ al"
martina l4ohmaun, who married John n
i-ohmann IN this city In November 1871.
anu Is the mother Of his five children. was
divorced by Judge Finn yesterday because
OF wlllful neglect, continuing since Januarv
too9. de Is paper-hanger by occupation
out compelled her to seek support Tor her'
sell and the children from her mother and
tns Charity Of friends. He did not confess
the case, but in his answer pleaded that sba
hao ordered him out of the house. and ~
avoid quarreling be left ~
WLllam Birch was divorced by Judge
Levy from Nora Birch because Of her
naoltual lntemperance and extreme cruelty
brch Is an ex-p0liceman, who left the force
When ne lost one of his legs
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FRIENDS OF THE FALLEN.
They Gather at Beulah to Dedi-
cate the Rescue Home.
Msjor Kyle's Strong Words-A Great Day
for the Salvation Army and Black
Eye for Satan.

"Where you see a red shirt or hallelujah
bonnet, there you'll find friend of the
fallen"
You're right. ma or."
"Halleluiah!
"Amen!"
A halleuiah chorus was sung There was
more speech king, and then the begging
began.
NOW, I'm going TO beg" said Major
Kyle; and he did il. too, with will and a
heartiness that drew $500 from the little
crowd gathered about him In front OF tue
Beulah Rescue Home.
1t WAS a picturesque little scene, and In
spring, too, to those in sympathy with the
noble purpose for which the little crowd
had gathered.
The air was dull and heavy, but the
hearts and faces and voices OF the soldiers
and their friends made everything sunny
and cheerful within sight and hearing.
There are hills of old gold in every d.
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Mcfarland Wanted Blood.

There was scattering among the denI-
zens OF Dunbar alley yesterday when Will
nam Mcfarland, cook, who rooms ON
Merchant street. suddenly appeared in the
alley with big revolver and pointed It at
every one In sight Mcfarland, who has
been on protracted drunk, went into the
saloon Of John Wichman, Police Court
attorney ana saloon man, and the saloon
keeper began to Josh him. MaFarland GO,
angry, and going to mis- room procured a
pistol. de returned 10 the street and
threatened everybody In sight, and par
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
Tuesday Mornings Earthauake.

The seismograph in Professor Davidson's
observatory on Clay-street hill was in no
manner Affected by the earthquake at 2:OS1s
CLOCK on tuesday morning The profess
sor was therefore una bic 10 finnish anv
scientific data in regard to the shock Il
shook up things very lively at MenIo Park
and Redwood City, but many people in this
CITY ialled to notice any disturbance. The
u oa OF the earthquake in this city
In Redwood City claim that it was east and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
Riggers and Steyedor.

The Riggers' and Stevedores' Union Asso-
ciahon has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: President. NJ. J. Moran !:
vlce-president. c. Maloney; recording see.
rotary, +. T. Durham (re-electedI: financial
spscree Ysy. 1. Ward (re-electedD; treasurer,
Whearty trnstees-N. Denker. lanes
Hartford, j. s. Thompson. John Rnr 20 nd
1. Miller; investigating Communicative
hhowrey, james Furlong. p. Burns. TYLER F.
Denhart; warden, Colman O'Tool ire.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28

City Physician Brown yesterday 6lea b,a
report with the Super isors for the fscal
year ending last June. 1t shows that DIM
the IL months the expense of mnintainins
tne smallpox hospital was S3272 for drugs'
etc. and 1896 was spent I'm jaiis and nris,
ons Tor drugs. and S577 for dry goods. gro
ceries, salaries, etc.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

m'dSs.vz -Sotes q Business ut the DIFF
-ereBt Eheaters.
IBs sale OF seats for the third and last
week of Charles Frohman's stock COMPANY
in 'sThe Lest Paradise" begins this mora
Ing. 1t seems that the taper end Of this
engagement is likely to be the largest. as
the auditorium shows signs, by an In
creasiDg nightly attendance, of growing
interest ia this excellent drama.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
MORPHINE, OPIUM 3 COCAINE HABIT.
a POSITIVE CURE.
PASTEUR'S ANTINARCOTIC

The only preparation which
Is purely a neryinS relIeV-
ing ali the pangs Of agony
when the habit comes on.
without any narcotic or
stimulating effects.
tits not y substitute liks
ether cures, but q perfect
antidote.
Eighteen patients havs
been treated within the last
sixty days, seventeen sue
CesSfully.
Treatment consists OF six
numbers, 50 each; on COM
plete treatment $25.
led. Manufactured By
Is Rue de Ia PaiX. Paris
s. PROSSER, Druggist,
III Grant avenue, ). F.
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OF INDUCING in too much stimuIant, and
while Leo Cooper, as Gouget, delivers
mnch better lecture on temperance than
Blue Ribbon Murphy" did-quite charac-
teflstic, we repeat, TO find that all the
sSa a9 IN the vicinity of the theater are
uelng a land office business, and chiefly with
tnose VINO leave the theater between acts
ITO see friend" After looking at
Redmund. as Coupeau. die of the
geiirlum tremens. or the horrors" as
Sailor Jack calls that result of too much
grog, one would suppose man would not
touen whisky for month or two. But by
the RUE OIL coDtraries, this gruesome play
increases the appetite for 'snifter." The
saloon- keePerS are talking of ''round
robin 10 Wallenrod, asking him to con-
tlnue Drink" and postpone the opening of
his new season for week or two longer.
"Gloriana" has proved most successful
engagement for the New California Thea
ter, and when it steps down aud out at the
close OF the week there will be many re-
grets expressed. The clever performance is
one that can be seen and enjoyed over and
over again. Beginning this morning, seats
VIII be on sale at the California Theater for
the opening performance of George
1hatchers new minstrel farce-cOmedy
creation. Tuxedo" next Monday evening.
Ever since Tuxedo" was first produced
over year ago continued reports have
reached this city praising the novel, original
and entertaining features of this new
union of minstrelsy and farce comedy.
thatcher brings with him in Tuxedo"
those sweet singers, Raym0n Moore r. p,
Jose and II. w. Frillman, who so pleased
San Francisco lovers of singing last season.
This city is RaymOn Moore's home. and his
many friends will have an opportunity of
comparing his new songs in Tuxedo" with
his MARY and John" and THAT is Love"
OF last season. Tuxedo" was written by
"a: Marble. A party of amateurs are at the
fashionable resort suggested by the name
OF the attraction. endeavoring to arrange an
entertainment number of the volunteers
fail to show uD and the idea is about TO be
abandoned when some one recalls the fact
That George Thatcher's Ministries are re-
hearslng at Plainfeld ana they are called
upon to Ill the vacancy. The suggestion is
acted upon. and the second act of the piece
Is complete minstrel FIRST part The third
act is given to clearing up slight compli-
cations.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28

The Spanish Opera Company still goes on
producing one opera after the other at the
Orpheum TO the delight and deectatiou of
the Spanish population Of the city. A
large number of our music-loving citizens
have also derived much pleasure from wit
Messing the creditable performances of the
artists from our sister republic. This COM
pany IS so well up ia its different operas
that no rehearsals are necessary,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
Redemption Of Dupont Street Bonds.

TREASURER'S OFFICE. CITY AND COUNTY
L of san Francisco, July 20. 1892.
Holders OF DupOut-Street bonds Issued under
of the Legislature entitled IAN act to authorize
the widening of Dupont street. In the city OF San
Francisco" approved March IS 1875, hereby
notified that tie undersigned viii receive sealed
proposals for the surrender of said boudS. as pro
vided by section Is OF said act at his Office In the
City Hall. san Francisco, until II O'Clock Don
of SATURDAY. Aus gust 8. 1892.
The amount to be applied 20 the redemption OF
said bonds is about twenty-five thousand dollars
(S2S.U00) Bidders will state what IA they viii
surrender their bonds for payment, less coupons
due. No proposals above par viii be dered.
Bids to be indorSed Proposal for surrender OF
Dupont-street bonds" J. H. WIDBER
jy26 LIT City and County Treasurer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
LATEST SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

WEDNESDAY, July 27. =
York; mdse, TO sutton & Beebe
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YoRk-Arriyed July 27-Stmr City Of
Paris from London.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July 27-stmr Aller,
from New York.
LoNDoN-Arrived July 27-stmr Spain, from
New York - "
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
MARRIED.

AcGeWAS--GEIeiANN-Tn this city, July 90
1872 al Mission dolores Church. by the Rev
Father stokes Heary Il. MCGOWAN and Alice
lehman.
BOhkLAND-M DIGAN -ls thfs '5fry, July s.
1891. r. j. Boreland OF siarttaez and Margaret
v. Madgan OF Virginia CIty
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
The Pattison Inves,jg.,,o,

Coneetor Phelps said yesterday that he
naa not as yet read the testimony taken be-
lore Commissioner Heacock in the Pattison
investigation. but that he would taka tba
record 20 MS home aud read the same after
ington. w ASH
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28

Mr.. Kiiz Morris, accompanied by his
bride. arrived on Monday evening last to
prepare the way for a. NJ. Palmer's home
company in Augustus Thomas "Ala-
bama." Mr.. Morris is a native Of San
Francisco. and Oseillates between New
York and the city of his birth looking after
the interests of Mr.. Frohman and Mir.
Hayman In their several companies
Alabama" opens al the Baldwin August s..
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28

tcularly Wtehman, who ran for his life
and hid behind us counter. Officers Lin
skey aud McManus .errested the man and
placed charge of caI*ying concealed
Meannn AGAINST him
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28

lelujah meeting in the assembly tent led by
Staff-Captain Mcfarland OF Stockton.
Captain Well and Lieutenant Wagner
will have charge of the Rescue Home. IL
will accommodate 30 girls, and is as neat
and comfortable as one could wish. Even
Injuries are not lacking and the home is
cheerful aud inviting throughout
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28

BORN.
GHIRAr elstI-fH thia Cl-y. July 81, Se2, to the
sFt's ol RI GhiFzr1eii Dr. twin daughters
rHuuE-Ea This city. July 9, 1892 to the wife OF
sOhn Thode caGxater
BEKG-Iu this cir July q 1892 TO the wife OF
Gus ". BsTs, daughter.
EAsrMAN-Jaiy 81, 1892, TO the wife OF Z. East
man. daughter
CULLEN-in this city. july -. 1892 To the wife or
T. w. Callen. daughter.
pAyIs-In Alameda july 20. 1892, TO the wife of
Andrew NJ. Davis, a saa.
HYDE Santa Rosa July IS 1892 70 the wife NJ
Philip Z. HYDE a aanvhLsr
DABELit HIN 9slta Cguz. July %. 1892, to the
vile OF George yabeiich, daughter.
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NOTICE

or THE FILING OF THE REPORT OF COM
" missioners for the opening and extending OF
twentieth, Twenty first. Twenty second and
Twenty-third streets westerly Corbett road; also
the opening. widening and extending OF Nineteent
street westerly to the Corbert road.
ILEEK 5 OFFICE Boz Rn -S1- SE-PERvIsoRS,l
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN Francisco.
July 10, 1892 -
In compliance with law and the direction OF the
Board OF Supervisors of said city and county pub
Tic notice Is hereby given that the Commissioners
heretofore appointed for the opening and extending
OF Twentieth. Twenty-hrsr Twenty second aud
Twenty third streets from their present respective
examinations westerly TO the Corbett road also the
opening. widening and extending of Nineteenth
street westerly TO the cOTOett road, flied in
this office on July 1s. 1892. their report OF the
assessment made for benefits and damages In
the opening and extending, also widening Of
the streets herein named. accompanied by plat
map, plan and diagram OF the assessment district,
showing the land taken to be taken for said
opening and extending OF said streets and the
lands assessed therefor Also that said report and
plans etc, and will be open for inspection in
this office, and all persons interested hereby re-
CURED TO show cause before August 20, 1892.
II any, why such report should not be confirmed by
tae Board OF Supervisors of said city and county
All objections to the confirmation of said report
etc, must be made In writing snd fled with this
clerk of said board before the goth day OF
August, 1892. Tl9 1otl JNO A. RUSSELL Clerk.
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'Nell Gwyn" will probably be continued
o fortnight at the Tivoli The present bust
ness VIII warrant such an exhaustion.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!
1Q00 AXES -7Q00
lUJL NOW DUE. lUJl

THE CITY AND COUNTY TAXES ON PER-
sonal property for the present fiscal year are
now due and payable at the Tax Collectors Office,
New City Hall
Said taxes win become delinquent and FIVE per
cent added thereto at O'Clock NJ, Monday.
August l. 1892.
No checks received after Friday, July 2eth
The ak Office will remain open from to 9 O'Clock
In the evening on July 2Sth, 29th and 30th.
THOMAS o'BRIEN. Tax Collector.
New City Hall, San Francisco, July l. 1892.
iVl . cod llt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
"Hallelujahn-
lad1H@o;,o


There are men walking about to-day who
ought to be branded and driven out OF re-
spectacle society, the men who are trafick-
ing In human souls, who are selling pure
womanhoOd and Innocent girls for gold.
Oh! could the picture be unfolded to you in
all Its hideousness your hearts must break
for the unfortunate victims.
I'll tell you what we want, q vigilance
committee on this question. I'd Join such a
committee before the one who gave the in
vitat0n had a chance toexplain its objects. +"
The crowd cneered this sentimen aud the
major continued in similar strain. At
times he is powerful speaker, and always
earnest and enthusiastic.
Most OF the men who formed the crowd
ABOUT MIN wore the red blouse-shirt and the
regulation cap of the Salvation Army. and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-28
BlRTHS-MARRIAGES-

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Ofhees and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.
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1T is DUTY you owe yourself and fam
lily TO get the best value for your money.
Econ omize in your footwear by purchas-
Ing w. l.. Douglas Shoes. which represent
the best value for prices asked, as thou<
sands VIII testify.
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rne Re.cns non,. }. Deul.n.

down this social evil Of ours IL 1t only had
the leaders TO awaken it 10 spiritual and
practical action.
"Well, the Salvation Army will be the
leader. Some are afraid of having their
regulations spoiled by taking an active part
In the work Of rescuing these poor girls
others Of s0iling their hands.
THANK God the Salvation Army is not
made OF such material. We have no repu-
tations TO lose and | praise God for it, We
laid aside all that when we entered the
army.
than all possible earthly regulations. We
are not afraid 10 soil our hands In Christ's
cause"
"AmenP
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No cure, money refun
EMILE JEHNE.
Agent, SANFORD
Jel6 IhSuTu Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-26
FreeLand,
Free Fuel,
Free Water
AND
Free Switching Facilities.

A location in the centre
of the richest food producing
section on the face of the
globe, it h fl f t e e II
million consumers wiGhin
800 miles of their factory
doors, and within a circle OF
100 miles of the great job
bing cities of the West
Chicago, Toledo, Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis,
with St. Louis 900 miles on
the West and Cleveland 23O
miles on the East.
A half million factory fun(
to be raised.
Instead of a factory ever,
ten days, can we locate II
a day! Will you get int
the band wagon!
IA Palatial 5,story club hous
to be erected at once.
] 6 factory buildings
j, now under con-
!. struction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-26
AwMop M oovlNoroN.
One Hundred Armed Mountainesrs Sur
round the Jail.

0HS AAukANAA9a AAIEMOa hAountEhu6&IJ 6uI-
round the Jail.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2e.--Shortly after /
o'clock yesterday morning, a silent but
ominous body Of men rode into Coving.
ton from the vicinity of Independence
and halted their horses ct Seventh street.
The visitors numbered fully one hundred
and were well armed and disciplined.
They had nothing to say to the occu.
pants of the surrounding houses, nor ia
the crowd which soon gathered at re.
spectful distance from them. They ap
peared to be waiting for something and
1t developed that they were on the watch
for detective Joe Rich and his prisoner
Arthur Watson. Sheriff O'Meara with
six deputies, together with the entire
police force, were guarding the Jail, and
stout denials were made when they wert
asked if Watson was within.
Their answer was correct, for Detec
tive Rich with his prisoner made a wide
detour and arrived in Covington through
Cincinnati. The mob of mountaineers
remained at their post all day, and upon
learning of Watson's arrival became
OANAkCAg pae u 6hCiNC thaA
was louder than words. The Jail is be
ing guarded tonight, and the whole pop
ulation of Covington is On the street
awaiting developments.
An attempt to take Watson from the
Jail would precipitate bloody battle
and those who are well acquainted with
the Regulators" say they are probably
too smart to attempt it, although the
fact that they are still in town and
banded together causes the official,
much uneasiness.
Last Friday morning Arthur Watson
of Independence, village south of Gov
ington, came to the residence of a. widow
named Cain and stabbed her daughter
with whom he was in love, killing he
instantly and fatally wounding tn,
mother who attempted to interfere
Watson gave as his reason for commit
ing the crime II loved her So" Afte
the deed had been done he went HON,
and would have killed his father but TO
the interference of the mother. On Sat
terday afternoon he was captured by De
tective Rich. after most desperate tigh
and talten 10 Covington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-26

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Dover. Dr.,
July 27th, 1s92.-Frlend Dickey-The
party you spoke to me about at Chica-
10 as wanting pardon came down in
a few days thereafter and sent her
pardon to her by an early mail.
BY the way. how 10 our Old mutual
friend John Dockerty making out.
Has he gotten over his dlsappoint.
ment fully YETI He don't understand
US or he would not feel SO badly, for
as you know, II Jester had stuck TO us
John would have been fixed nicely.
/ have been awfuh busy but have
been thinking for some time would
give the Calhoun pardon case my So
rious attention, and II John shows his
magnanimity by turning In and help
ing you and the whole ticket it viii
certainly entitle him and his desires (
my kindest consideration. write this
hasty letter merely to let you know
did not neglect ths matter OF the par
don you spoke to me about at Chiea
go. Sincerely YOURS, "..-.
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-26

WASHINGTON. Sept &c. - Director
Leech, of the mint bureau. received a
telegram from Mr. Barber, an engraveI
attached to the Philadelphia mint, who
was sent to Chicago to confer with the
Worlds Fair authorities i'll regard to the
souvenir coin authorized by congress,
saying that an agreement has been finally
reached in respect to the design for that
coin, viz: Lotto head of Columbus for
diverse and caravel and two globes for
reverse. He hopes to be able to strike
about 100000 of these coins before the
expiration of the present calendar year.
leaving the remaining 1000, 700 pieces t.
be coined next wear.