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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
Bright and Witty.

A holiday was originally q HOLIDAY.
NOWADAYS our statutes look upon the two
as inconsistent with each other, and a
holiday that falls on holyday IS post
poned to the following day.-Bostof' Herald
Mr.. Gilman: What have you done with
nv wlfe's pet poodle that i paid you $40
to steal? Sneak-Thief Bill: returned it
this morning and got the $50 reward she
offered for its. Joseph Nelos.
She: You don't mind my talking so
much. do you? He: No. indeed, but Cta-
cetiously) may mind after we are mar
ried. She: But shan't mind then if you
do.-BOston Yankee Blade.
II YOU want TO find out what mean things
q gentle and amiable woman can say find
one whose husband has lost money by &C
commodating his relatives.-Atcltson GLOBE.
Before we were married." said she,
"his displays of affection were, positively
oyerdone.n "And now?" They are
very rare. "-IadtdnapOlis Journal.
There is room for eyeryb body in this big
world. Friction comes from the fact that
too many want the front room.-ScrantoH
T'r7Ith.i
1t is now disputed point which makes
the more mistakes, the weather-prophets
or the weather. YORkers Statesman.
Some Of the smartest men on earth have
not had sense enough TO place fair esti-
mate upon themselves.-DdAdsN e'cs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

element Of cost a. the workmanship.
This may do very well o. theory appIics-
bic 10 the very finest candies, bat viii not
hold good as 10 the other grades The de-
elmo IN sugar ought, ct least. TO result in
the disuse Of glucose, which, while II may
not be deieterious TO health, il not what q
person pays for whea be buys candy.
Young counting men ought to form a
combine and resolve 20 demand a re-
duction Ia prices or more sugar to the
pound Of candy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
Money and the Primary.

II seems hard that the two candidates
for the Office Of City Treasurer should be
compelled to bear the entire expense of
the primary election. 1t is true that this
Is the custom, but usually primaries occur
when there are numerous candidates offer
ing for numerous offices. This is the first
time primary was ever ordered here espe-
cislly to nominate Treasurer, and hence
the old rule does not work so very nicely.
We know that our City Committee rarely
has any surplus money in its cash-box,
and it is difficult thing TO get suitable
persons to go out on the streets on collect
ing tours, but in all fairness it does seem
that an effort should be made TO have the
public share some portion of this burden,
and the candidates could make up the bal
ance.
If the two candidates are to be made to
pay tho whole bill. then the committee
should strive to have the expenses as small
aspossible consistent with asuccessful cleo
ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
KNEW HIS STATE.
A "weary" Stranger Who Took Down
Two Smart Jokers.

He didn't seem familiar with the place,
remarks the Washington Post, and without
taking into consideration the symptoms of
spirits about him he was evidently stran-
GER to the District of Columbia.
There were several young men who were
looking for what they called fun. They
directed one remark after another at the
victim of eonviviality, and finally one of
them said:
"Pll bet dollar he doesn't know what
State he's in"
$50 will l." echoed another. here it is.
Pll putt up" and he held coin between
his fingers.
"pll take (hic) the bet,n was the re-
Spouse. "Gen'men, Pm (hic) in the state
of INVESTIGATION an l know it. Gimme
zher dollar"
And it had to be given up to avoid trou-
Bile, for the winner of the bet stuck to his
rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
War and Cash.

As Il weil known the finances Of Italy
are In sorry condition and the prospect
Of war with the United States, remote az
II Is, has alarmed many people who are
interested In the bonds and stocks Of that
country, and they are expressing indigna-
ton ct the hasty action Of the Govern
ment in recalling Baron FAyA. II Is not
doubted that these financiors win insist
that the questions at issue be brought to
an early and peaceable settlement, or else
viii inform Italy that she must look to
some Other quarter for financial succor.
This Is quito an unexpected result OF the
brag and buster Of the Rudinian party,
bat In al probability II win have vast in
siuence In inducing that Government to
adopt . ssnsible policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
& DAVIS,
l, 3, and 5 east Broad street.
LIRE AND wATER-TwENTY

HI IL n AMI w a IL III w fIN
Il cases more Of DAMAGED GOODS from the
H.B. Clahn Company Ore have Just been received:
These will only last two days-cal early. Iva
Bleached Sheeting at 17ISc., regular price zoe.
I0-4 Unbleached Sheeting at l3hc, regular
price 23c.; Grayl0ck Solid Ginghams nj ohc.,
regular price 12l&c.; India Linens az DC, rogu-
lar price Zoe. Black Striped Lawns nc &C., regu-
lar price l5c. Checked NainsOok Muslin az Dc,
regular price loo. Black India Muslin AZ 91icr
regular price 1Sc.; one case Aerrimac snirting s
at 41kc., regular price size; one case Farmers
Choice Al Bleached at sic, regular price o1Sc.
We have employed an extra force OF clerks 10
walt on the trade 20 avoid the rush Tor these
goods. Call early. Store open at 1880 A. VI.
DRESS GOODS.--All the newest shades In
Grays and Tans from 12l5c. yard 70 s1.6O Dress
Robes-a large stock imported directly Tor US
from $3.50 20 e2S Robe; silks, Surahs, Fables,
Armures, GloFta Cloth, the newest Dress Goods
ont, In all shades, at e1.47, price elsewhere 81;
Colored Surahs In all shades az 42c., regular
price Csc; China silks IN Plain, Figured, ana
Polka-DOts, all colors, at the very lowest prices
for the best goods; Wash Fabrics In Ginghans,
Zanzlbars, Chambrays, Prints, Percales, Outings,
all az reduced prices; Light-Shade Choviots At
40c., double width, regular price at other houses
50c.; Double-Wdth BouclB ChevtOts nc soc,
regular price 75c.-Tans and Grays; Trimmings
OF all kinds-Silyer and Gilt, Beaded Headings,
Velvets, Tinsels I'm Steel, Silver, and Gold Passe-
menteries Narrow Black Lace flouncings In all
the new patterns for trimming Colored and
Black Dresses at popular prices; Black six Ora
perry Nets at Zoe, 9sc, Si.19, sl.35, Sl.d3,
sl.6s, s2.I5, s237, s2.6s. and s4.83-all % per
cent less than regular prices.
PRTEsTLEY'S BLACK DRESS G0ODs.-We
have Just opened a large stock OF Prissfieys
Black and Black-and- Csay Dress Goods, every
piece warranted tho best black and the best
wearing goods In the market; Priestley's Black
Henriettas, Wool and Silk Warp Black Ciareat-
tes, Iron-Frame Grenadines In Plain, PLAID, and
Striped; Prestiey's Black Serges, Bfack Nuns-
veiiing-plain and bordere1, Black Chaiie-,
Black Armurea; our stock u Black Goods Is the
largest and most complete in this city. Our
prices are the lowest.
MATTINGs.-M from auction at auctfon
prices. White and Red-Check Msttings at 1io.
per yard; Fancy hattings a. Ia, IL, 10, 81, 20,
20, 20, 81, and 37lSc. for Damaek Seamless
ID. re. NITTELD0RFER'S
NEW GRANITE-FRONT STORE,
ap 7-Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

Until recently Captain PLUsGow was the
taliest man in the German army. He mea-
Bures eighty inches in height. But his
glory in this respect has departed, for q
young Rhinelander has been recruited in
the First Regiment Of Guards whose height
is seven feet and four inches. We believe
he overshadows any man we have In vir-
ginia. We are getting behind the times
we have no centenarian and no seven
(<,.to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

The Wilmington On. o. Messenger. when
was established In 1867 by Mr.. J. A. BoNrTz'
has become the property of Messrs. JACK
SON & BELL, and Mr.. I. b. KNGsBURT's
name remains at the head Of its column
as editor.
The Messenger is one Of our favorite e1-
changes. and we hope and believe that sue
cess will crown the efforts of its new man.
ayers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
A MINISTER INDICTED FOR LIBEL.
Outcome OF n RellgiOus-NewspaDer War
A Sensation In Prospect.
m. .oio,.-,,h g. Tho nionafch

10y beiosIdph W thO DinPo'N"'I
DALLAS. TEXAS, April 6.-The grand jury
has returned two indictments for criminal
libel against Rev. Robert L. Hanks, a
noted Baptist divine and editor of the
Western Baptist. He is charged with libel
ling Revs. L. b. Hardy. J.. II. Scroggs, 5. K.
Grant and A. u. johnson, all prominent
preachers of the same faith. The offences
consists in having charged in his paper
that the divines were paid scandal-mon-
gers OF the TeIds Baptts. and Herald and no
torious liars. The indictments are the
outcome Of bitter newspaper war be-
tween the Western Bdpiis, and the Ie1ds
Bdplid and Herald. The accused parson
declares that he will prove that the allega-
lions are true when the case goes 10 trial.
The legal contest bids fair TO become
most sensational one. Rev. MIR. Hanks Is
one of the most eloquent preachers and
forcible writers in Texas. He was raised
in Alabama and located in Georgia and has
filed pulpits in Alabama, Georgia and vi
cinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
VALUABLE BOOKS AT REDUCED
PRICES.

Cathcarts Baptist Encyclopedia, volumes,
s-vo, one half Moroccc-Gilt, 800 portraits and
plates, new, 90; Lnbes History OF Art, vol
srnea, s-yo, one half Russia. new, ~; droeps
eheen. new. 87: Du ChaiIlns viking Age, vol
umes, s-yo, cloth, new, 20. Pyics Merry Adven-
tures o. Robin Hood, s-vo cloth, plates, new,
s2.25: Edwaras's tAasiia b. Thousand Niles
Up tina Nile, S-vo, cloth. new, 100 oAHors
Ssnsot III the Farfh. S-yo. cloth, plates, new.
$3.50. 5.W. RANDOLPH y EN6LfSH,
1902 and 1905 Main street.,
AZ SOS Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

At his farewell appearance in Brooklyn
on Saturday Epwm BcoTH seemed very
nervous and much broken in health. bat in
the little speech which he madeat the close
Of the performance he expressed the hope
that altar a raat he would be able 10 return
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
SUPREME co JRT DECISION.
Sites for Federal Buildings at Norfolk
ReidsviIIe, n. c., and Elsewhere.

lBy telegraph 20 the OlspaVchI
WASHINGTON, April Elm the. United
States supreme Court to-day Chief-Justice
Fuller announced the opinion of the Court
reversing the Judgment of the Circuit
Court Tor the Eastern District OF Iennes;;
see, by which an injunction was granted
restraining the Sheriff 8 officers of Hamil-
tom county, Tennessee, from distraining
the property of the United States Express
Company to satisfy a tax levied by the
State for the privilege of doing an express
business within the State. The Court
does not in the present proceeding go into
the question of the constltutlonality otthe
law imposing the tax.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day
opened proposals for the sale of property
TO the Government for sites for public
buildings in Meridian, Miss, Norfolk, Va,
Rome, Ga, Stanton, Va. and Reidsyllle,
n. O. In accordance with long-estab-
lisghed custom of the department, no IN;
formation in regard to the proposals will
be made public until the site in each case
shall have been finally determined upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
READ THIS, GOVERNOR MKINNEY.
The People of Weldon, n. O., Heartily in
Favor of Clemenoy for Watson.

Favor of Clemenoy for Watson.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WELDON, N. c., April 6.-Now that the
case of Randall Watson has been finally
settled by the Virginia Court of Appeals
the people of Weldon are greatly IN favor
of Governor Mckinney exercising execu-
tive clemency. Randall Watson and Joe
Robinson were both well known here.
Robinson was notoriously vicious, turbu-
a serious riot here just a short while before
Watson finally put his light out.
AN INCIDENT.
The incident has never been published,
but is still fresh in the memory of all law
abiding people here, and now that the
Governor is to be appealed TO / deem II
but Just and right TO bring to the atten-
ton of his Excellency the incident above
referred. not by any means expecting to
turn him from the straight path OF duty,
but am sure the Governor in considering
the papers in the case will be glad 70 have
all the light possible thrown upon it.
A RuFFIAN.
The case in point is this: Several years
ago Joe Robinson was here at Weldon
fair. and il was the fair before he was
killed There was tremendous crowd
about the shed, mostly colored people.
Unfortunately, that day when the Raleigh
train came in q colored man the worse for
bad whiskey ran right up under the train,
was run over, and horribly mangled. Cap
tain Drummond. one of the most careful
and best-known conductors on the road,
was IN charge of the train, and did all in
his power to prevent the man from getting
under the wheels. No one dreamed OF
attaching blame TO any one, yet Joe Robin
son, who witnessed the accident, COM
menced TO rave and curse. He abused and
cursed Captain Drummond, using the
most horrible oaths, and said he wished
every id white man in the world was
in HI"
INcIIING RIOT.
These are his exact words. He then ran
TO several stores and tried to buy car
tridges. He did his utmost to inclte q
riot, and excitement among the colored
element was beginning to run high as
Robinson continued TO rave, and but for
the prompt action Of the officers in arrest
ing him there is no telling what the conse-
quences might have been.
SYMPATHY AROUSED.
He was a negro Of the worst and most I'M
goyernable temper, and when no was killed
by Watson the sympathies of the people
here were at once aroused for the prisoner:
IL is not the same as if Randall had killed
q good man. The man killed was a noto-
riously bad one, and like a dangerous
wild beast the county in which he
| lived was rid of a nuisance when he
was shot down. am sure the ends of JUS
| tice would be met by a Communication OF
sentence, and the people here. while not
in the good "Old Dominion" would be
glad to see the Governor exercise clemency
| in this particular case. Hundreds of sigma
| lures TO petition could be had here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
Colonel Defined.
indianapolis Journal

"a colonel2 A Kentucky colonel. ?"
said one of them. "A colonel, sub, is
gentleman who owes 1t TO himself to treat
not only everybody in the house, but also
any incidental niggahs who may happen to
be in the ballroom at the time, sub"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
Study TOUR INTEREST.

GENTLEMEN,---Y You
wz,o are co RR E C T
DRESSERS, you 1Uho
al1cays adopt the correct
styles and appreciate all
that is WORTHY OF
MERIT In the artistic
make and finish of your
Clothing, you ,clto are In
the habit of WeGring
fornt5ittinS and finely
tailored garments at an
extensive OUTLAY of cash,
our chat is 1Oith you
lust DOIO.
Doesn't the idea Of ECONOMY eUer
suggest itself to gouF If not, tChy
not OR mission pOtth you is one Of
mutual interest. Just noD our NAM
moth new stock Of Spring Weight
Wearing apparel IS at its height, and
zoe are prepared to Shot0 the extensive
lines We hare manufactured expressly
for you. The EXPERIMENT Of p'fr-
chasing First Class, 1aitor-Made Gar
ments from rs is one worthy Of making
,Chen you can buy the finest grades of
Foreign and Domestic JVedUeS, made
up by cutters and tdtiorS llDho COM
maRd the highest a0ages IN the craf0
at prices far Under those eChich mer-
chant tailors charge. We guarantee
our productions equal in eveyy particu-
lar to any garmsats made to order and
to the Average far superior.
When passing IN our nef9h6orhood
in YOUR OWN INTEREST nc ASK
the opportunity Of shooting you our
achievements in the science Of making
Form Fitting Clothing, and parttcu-
larly Of acquatnting you Nth the
EXT,REAIEL Low PRICES pe
have marked them to Introduce the
line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

three months leave OF absence; Lieuten-
ant Thomas II. Brumby from the receiylng-
ship Vermont and ordered to the nnuticai-
schoolship st. Mary's; Chaplain FRANK y.
Ross from the trainin9-ship Richmond anu
ordered to the Monongabela.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
cANDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.

RICHMOND. March 81. 1891
MELLOW CITIZENS: RELYING
IL upon an integrity and honesty wen and
truly tried In your midst for more than forty
years, and with the full assurance OF having full
FILED all pledges made when you honored me
with the Once Of Treasurer, / announce myself
q CANDIDATE FoR zE-ELECTlON, subject 70
the Democratic Primary, which am informed
win be held az date 70 DO nxed BY the City Cen
"a nh aa ssl'' JOHN K. oHILDREY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispstcl.l
WAsHnGroS. April 6.--Lieutenant Eide
Ito Z. Carter has been detached from the
nautical schoolship st. Marys and granted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
An Old Friend and old Papers.
BAcHELoR's HALL, April 4, 1901.

To ne Editor Of aie Dispatch'
send you two old copies Of the Rich
mond Whlq, hoping they may be Of some
interest you. My father, Captain Thomas
Jones, of Henry county. Va, was sub
scriber TO il from its establishment until
his death in 1853. He was an 0ld-Line
Whig," an ardent admirer of Mr.. Clay. /
inherited his love for political affairs.
When quite a child read the Wing with
great interest. The DISPATCH of late years
has been my favorite paper. 1t is this
which prompts me to send you these old
" relics.n Ihave been q subscriber to the
WEEKLY DESPATCH since soon after Captain
George Grayely's death Tin whose family
spent several years. until January, 1891.
The last member OF his family there having
died. / left the old homestead. don't like
to be without your valuable paper, but in
a few weeks Twill leave this county. Ex-
pect to be absent some months.
Wishing You continued success IN the
editorial world, am, very truly,
----~-- -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

There was a slight fall Of snow in North
ern Alabama on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
DIVIDENDS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN "A
~ ROAD COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, harch - ~.
Notice Is hereby given that thn boafl -
tors has declared on tho preferred siot .
company a dividend u one and onn lai =
per share out Of tho surplus income ~ 4 .
pany, payable at the once o. tho If'si'-
and after APRIL %, 1891, 70 III sio't ~,
registered et 3 O'Clock y. 81 on Agrl IT, -.
The tFansfer-boOks will De- closei ifo'a 7.
r. N. April IL, 1891, until . o.clek q 49,
&, 1891. A. J. bkA - -
NH 9&Ap7,1O,17&22 sei'-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
en- HORNS MILITARY sCHVV

~ MANLIUS, ". Y.
SUMNER SCHOOL II
Right Rev. y. ID. HUNTlN6lvH'' =. ii
President. Apply % Lleutenani-eo.-'
LIAM yERBHCk, superlntondeDt -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
FOR
THIS WEEK.
WE .ARE SHOWNG: :

80 pieces NOVELTY CHEvIoT sUITINGs, in
the newest effects, at 4Sc. yard;
HENRIETTAS IN the now tans and gfay5 az 20,
so, 75, and 500. yRrdi
COMBINATION SUITS at 80 a pattern:
BLACK FAILLE SILK, the usual 81 quality
now 75c.;
CHINA SILKS, $40. yard worth 50o.;
Lovely GINdHAMS, dress styles, - &c. yardi
Samples OF LADIES' HANDKERCIilEFS bought
ana 70 be sold at q sacrihce-soIne hne sheer
linen goods amongst the lot, and your choice
LADIES JERSEY RIBBED yEsTS slightly Inn
perfect and only &c. apiece;
/ lot OF SHIFTING PRINTS only SIC. yard
Remnants OF the I2j+c quality OUTING
CLOTHS at 614tc. q yard;
Fine SATINES at loo. yard
BOYS PLATED WHITE sIiIRT-WAIsTS, linen
collars and cuffs, only Soc;
BOYS OUTING-SHIRTS only 25c. apiece;
BLAZERS and REFERS, In tan, gray, navy,
cream. and black, at sl.7o, $3.50, %, $780,
GEN Vile, I'm Is and soc. TECK scARFs,
slightly soiIsd from display, only ioc.
Remnants Fine CHECK MusLINs, s,sc. a yard !;
DIME POCKET REGISTERING BANKS only
25c. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

Persons predisposed to rheumatism can
not afford to DO without Salvation Oh.
a cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
rIllN AN pRNEEns-IN

INJECTION OF PROFESsVaa'
IL The trustees OF Richmoni Colsfs
mond. va, win elect AZ thu annual 49,
JUNE NEXT, a PROFESSOR OF 80
MATES. Applications Win testinlo AZ -
49, {. II. ~ AZ.
NH a-eodta sefrll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

MosorocK. PirrsYLvAMA COUNTY. Va.
Thanks, friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
EDUCATIONAL
THE RICHMOND SCHOOL
Il sTENoGRAPHY

The nth session Of this school oprn-i II.
airy 18th az e10 east Main street lofeI j - -
Bakers)--MIss. s. X. POYTHkEsr' r =
MISS s. y. BOSWELL, associate, siIA o i4- p
Of assistants. 80.
Stsnography and TypeWriting ta1sii )
pupil separately A. well 81 In cla.-' iii :.
cates0f proficiency conferred. tiTiJ afs-~
10 desirable. -
Copying Of every description done q, y,
tent operators at short notice. ml -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
ASSESSMENTS.

The county commissioners ofthe various
counties met to-day to appoint assessors.
Every effort will be made TO secure fairer
assessment than heretofore. 1t Is noto-
rious fact tina. property Is undervalued;
The railway commissioners will assess all
railway property and franchises. The
property assessment begins June LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
= II =" ,
EDUCATIONAL.

The State Teachers Assembly at More
head CITY will be held June 16-30th. The
Southern Educational Association will be
held July s-1lth at Chattanooga. This as
sociation as now formed embraces the
whole South. all divisions having ceased.
IL is composed of fourteen branch associa-
tions, eleven of which have already APP
pointed delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07

Reading notices in reading-mstter type, ave
lines or less, 81; IN nonpareii loaded, Use.
Gard Of rates for more space furnished on ap-
YI,cation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-07
NrnRo nAhInIINa-pEN RAIpEp.

Portsmouth has followed in the. wake OF
Norfolk and is making war on the indecent
show-bIlls posted about the city. Under
orders of the Mayor the police tear down
all cloud " theatrical paper found on the
blll-boards.
The white man Bird, OF Alexander, ar
rested on suspicion of passing counterfeit
money, has been released and ordered out
of the city.