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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-02
TEAS. SPICES. ETC
Atlantic Tea Co.
- ME LEAD. q
Lot Those Who Can Follow (!
PRICE LIFT.

Large select Lemons, zach. ....,,. I
Clothes Pins, per dozen........... l
Carpet Tacks, S.ounco box.......,, |
Largo sack Salt, per sack ............. .
Choice Raisins, large, per pound. .
Choice Carolina Rice, por pound. :
New Lima Beans, per pound ..... 3
New Split Peas, per pounda.......... 3
Fox's Corn Starch, per pound. ..... !
Petit John Food, per package. IL
Gold Dust, per package "......... 20
Arm Il Hammer Soda, per package 1
SOPHIE, per package"...o......... 4
Rolled Oats, pounds .............. %
Tapioca, pounds.................... %
Gloss Starch, I pouuds........,,, %
Mnil Pouch Tobacco, per pound. IS
Fairbanks Brown Soap. G bars... %
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NEVER before have Watches. Jewelrv
SilverwGre, etc, been sold so low as thew
arc now being sold At Shelf Bros lilo
Main street (next to Shook Il Co.
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RlNEHART & TATU M,
CRY BANK RCMDlSG.
Telephone cla. Tic3SI Room Ma.
TO r S ALE

5000. '"1'-
House Of eight rooms Lind street. sl,sn
House OF six rooms, Eor street. Centre Whec,.
Farm Of So acres 6H miles cast OF CITY s2z1
Six lots In Belvede;c addition, two coma,
lots. ut sl75 each.
House otsS rooms and hall, Chnplire, nea-
Twentieth street. 81 900
House OF six rooms, bricS, with i0ur.roonei
house In rear. Eof sIrrei, between Twenty.
third and Twcniy.fourth streets. $3.50.
House 0f four rooms, Charles street Contra
Wheeling. SD
House OF serrn rooms. Fifteenth street, s5,yol.
Lot east end Fourteenth street SOD
House OF i've rOOfnS, Woods street. East Wheel.
Ing. 81 800. '''''
House Of four rooms. Eighteenth street. sl,o))
Three houses MOystcn street chcAn, SSH
House OF three rooms. Twelfth street $50
Three lots. 5JIlOlJ feet, Fiiau, White c Calls.
Sher'S addition. 800 each. -
House OF SIX rooEls and stable. Eighteenth
street, $3.50.
Three lots in PARK View. chcan.
One.halt lot, NcCO'loch street, Centre Wheel.
ing $50 ".''
lus;nes, property on Make; stree, a. node:.
Hie price.
One Of tho best manufacturing sites In IN,
city. fronting on two rRllroadG
MEcoIT O. NrtT..,-
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REAL ESTATE.
TO IBT.

Store room liOl Market street. bcss lo's.ion for
drug store IN the city. ,..t, =,
store rooms l2ii Maln street ioAs''oN VI
00lcS rootns EstrIcr Block. Not modern In
the city,
lEcticr HALL best In the city, an, -,
slsOi-SpCndld slS.rOOmel dWc'lhS' IarBo
ynri, & Maryland street NJ ,,....,.
s9Oj-Mohcru siG.tOOmed dwelling. l-oSou'n
Pom street
SlGOl-Sx.roomcd dwelling, 70 \. York street.
l3Ol-flyc TOOmcd dWcllnG, 3lls EOl street
81! 50-FlvcroOmcld dwelling, SIP jacob siteeL
si3 5D-Fiyo rooms, iirsI ilOur, 80 Thirteenth
street.
SOj-Fiyctoomcd dwelling, III Twenty ninth
street
slOOO-Fivcr oomcd dwelling, corner Huron
aud New jersey streets ,.,--,
Si0l-FOur rOOmcd dwelling lOS Ok , iiSot.
$1,000 FUurfoomcd dwelling, Us MatAes
street.
Sll uO-Four rooms. North frlc street
Spl-lhrcc rUons, so National NOAu'
SOJ-Thnr rooms. lai Neyl y.
Lawyers OtiCcS near CITY Duild.nS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-02
TOk SALE.

NOW Is THE TIME TO SECURE 4
~ HONE! 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE.
IhcSc lots arc situated near Ti!tonville. Ohio.
five miles from the cit? Of Wheeling adjacent TO
the beautiful residence OF Mr. YIN. II. Robin.
son. md within five minutes WALL oi tho drnolS
OF the Z. 4 T. aud the W. ( /. L railroads The
grounds are beautifully located. being between
ten aud fifteen feet above the food Of lSSi, and
possesses natural advantages. second TO none in
tue vicinity OF wheeling. There has just been
completed one OF the finest Poticricj In the ynl.
ley. employing 100 men. and with other build.
ings under construction. proves this 10 be the
coming place. These lots will be sold on ten 40,
Yeas Time with II small cash payment and will
be free from interest and take, until naII for
For further information apply 10 Il. 4. HOW
ELL. Agent, Bridgeport ohio del5
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent Z. s. Claim Attorney CSl.
ieCtOr aud Notary Public
fees 1912 Market Street.
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IL. A. 70. L.)
ROLF & ZANE,
No 1897 MARKET STREET.
Telephone SCI fell
Rents Reduced

No. II Thirteenth street, eight rooTs. brick.
No North Broadway, five room. $40 CO.
No 81 Ohio street, hyc-rOOmgd frame. g..
No. los Fifteenth street, iOnr rooms, S. 90
No 8Thiriy.sevcnth street. three rooms son
No. :5Thiriv-scrcnlh street, three rooms s. %.
- North Wabash street, three rooms, $40 %.
- North Wabash street. SIX rooms, SIS 60,
No, 2JJ1 ChaplInO street, five rooms, SIS OO.
No. $40 McCOllOCh street, frame.
No. IL Fourteenth street, seven rooms hrIcI
No. Il Eleventh street, four rooms. brick, yO1.
No. $50 Eoir street, brick, five rooms. sIJ 90
No. 2Si7 EOfr street, brick. five rooms, SO %,
no. 1901 Market street, office rooms
No. 10 Tenth street storcroon;, ST. 20.
no. II Ohio Street second floor, frame, SO On
No. Il Alley :. lower part, g 90.
No. IL Thirty.thiri street. i've rooms IS 90
NO ll2I Alley II, frame, i've rooms. $40 o.
10. 2S)2 l:oii street three rooms. So so
Front room on Fourteenth street, suitable for
one or two gentlamcu.
No. lO53 ChHDino street, seven rooms
No. - South Front street, seycR roon5 and
Eath. A
No. 9Oj Main street, twelve rooms and hath
Office rooms In Hubbard Block, 1914 Markell 4.
No. - South Yo:k street. three rooms.
No. lj2t Main street. second and third Ioo-,
No. e. Seventeenth street. four rooms,
no. 93Ohio street, inst tiOor. three rooms. 60 m
No. @O1 Ghapline street. live rooms Sl3 %
Six'rOomc1 frame dwelling NJ I.eatheryoo5
S;osG rooms on South street, 10 Heatn. Tsh.
eEnAcls building. -s>.
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A ROBBERY YESTERDAY
At an Early Hour in the Morning.
The Thieves Caught
AND THE PLUNDER IS RECOVERED

4 Short limo after tho Robbery was
COMMUNICATIONS Give Bail and one
Remains In Jail-A worry CrcdItaDIc
Capture Tor tho Cops-othcr CrImI.
nal News.
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Atlantic Tea Co.
cSNwiF
TO LOAN.
WANTED.

NTANTED-MALES AND FEMALES
w 10 handle n household necessity: sells to
every family. Call at the corner OF Market aud
South streets from to y a. IN. fca75
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POOMS WANTED-ONE OR TWO
AU unluTniShcd rooms in convenient, loca.
ton. with rwllhOut board, OF suite oi rooms for
light house Keeping. Address - o." care In.
tcllgcnccE office. te1U
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-STORE ROOM on
u Main street. Address Lock Nox $50. Fen7
TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISH
= ed Front Room; bothG gases aud bath; with
or without board; 70 Twelfth street ia3O
E'OR RENT-A LARGE FOUR
: story building, situated on Water street.
adjoining St Charles Hotel. Apply TO J. 4.
BOnLEl. No. " Fifteenth street ialS
TT0R RENT-STORE ROOM, WEST
4 side OF Market street. between Eleventh aad
Twelfth streets. Cottage. four rooms, kitchen
and bath room, Florida street lSnnd Posses.
sion April !. CIiAS. ". FRANZUEiM iegT
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City AMI wheelIns Folks
Abroad.

tits very seldom two such inveterate
base ball iiends as will Irwin, the
South Side man OF drugs, and that limb
OF the law, Sam o. Boyce are found.
They would rather sec Glasscock and
his Smoky City gang do battle with one
OF the othar big league teams. than do
anything else imaginable. They have
decided to go up to Pittsburgh and wit
ness the opening game.
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WANTED-A SALESMAN, so TO
w go weekly can be made with Our GOOD,
In ANY locality; will prove 1t or forfeit sl0lUl
Salary or commission rs yOu prefer The re.
suits o; few hours work often eqrInlS weeks
wages. Addrcss MANUFACTURERS" +. o.
Box IJDS. Boston. Mass inI0.yw5r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20
MEN CHEW GUM TOO.

A Feminine Observer Makes . Discovery
That vindicates Her SEX.
Is the chewing gum habit purely
feminine?
! think not now. though the time is
not so far gone when the practice was
limited to children and young misses.
It is different now. / base my calcula-
ton ON q recent episode that occurred
ON q train leaving the Grand Central
station.
Hardly had the cars started than the
train boy made his appearance. Toeach
person, irrespective of age or sex, a
package Of gum was handed. The woln-
en- took the small packages with an air
that betokened thorough knowledge of
the contents. The men handled the foil
wrapped sticks gingerly. 1t was evil
dent also that they had seen them before
Ono old, bearded fellow, who doubt
less thought his age an apology for his
actions, soon had his jaws working,
and others followed his example. There
were 30 men in the car, fewer women.
but generous supply of children. The
women 1 expected would buy the sticks
and divide with the children, but as
surely the habit has outgrown feminini-
ty when 16 men out Of q total of 30 in
dulge in public In chewing gum.
On inquiry the train boy told me
that the percentage of men buyers was
much larger in that purely masculine
retreat, the smoking Car. tits the best
selling article we carry" he said, land
the men use more of it than the WON
en-. New York Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20
THE COMBINATION WAS GOOD.
Train Robbers Fail to Open an Express
Safe In Texas.

Train Robbers Fail To Open an Express
Safe In Texas.
DALLAS, Oct. ~ A special to the Dallas
News from Weatherford says: The west
bound passenger train on the Texas Pacific
railway was held up and robbed by four
men near Gordon. Four men, unmaskcd,
approached the section gang and forced
them to obstruct the road and flag the
train as it approached and when the train
was stopped the bandits forced the express
messenger TO open the door of the express
car. They also forced the section men
to go into the car with sledgchammer
and try to batter the combination off the
express safe but their efforts to open the
safe were lInfruitful.
The messengers way safe was battered
open, and what money there was in it was
taken by the robbers. The amount Sc
cured, it Is estimated, runs anywhere be-
tween $500 and 5000. Today being pay
day at Thur5er for the large number of
hands that work at the mines, there was
in the combination safe $50, 600, consigned
to the Pacific Coal company, which was To
pay off the hands. Suspicious characters
have been seen for the past month or so in
that section, and the express company was
prepared for the attack, as they had on the
train one of their special combination
safes, to which no agent along the route
knew the combination.
After the robbery was committed the
four robbers walked away towards the
mountains, whistling. going in souther.
ly direction. The Texas and Pacific Coal
company has offered 500 for the capture
OF the robbers. The train was in charge
of Conductor J. H. McLoud, the express
car in charge of Messenger Marshall Gay
No shots were fired during the robbery
and it is considered one of the boldes'
train robberies ever recorded in the
country for IA long time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20
ABBREVIATED TElEGRAMS.

Fftzimmons, having got what he con-
eidcred his rights into the articles Of agree
inent To fight Corbctt, is reported TO have
signed them.
The fifth victim of the mob at Washing
ton Court House, o.. is Theodore Ammer-
man, who has died since last report.
Chicago tcclcbratcd the anniversary Of
Yorktown I'M the Revolutionary war; under
the auspices of the Sons of the Revolution
by the presentation of an ensign to the
Fifteenth regiment, L. :. A. Mt Fort
Sheridan, for the discipline 1t showed
and its services during the strike violence
in July last and by n banquet last night
ut the Auditorium.
Two men are now under arrest as Guam
tico robbery sJspccts-onc mt Cumberland.
Md, and the other ut Cincinnati-but
there is no straight proof apparent against
either.
c. X. Perdue, leading contractor of
Abingdon, Ills, died suddenly
Conrad c. Boos, of Efiingham, Ills, died
ut st. Louis, Mo-, while undergoing an
operation for cancer. He was for four
teen years an alderman of the town
A monument was unveiled at Tarrv.
town to the memory of the revolutionary
soldiers buried in Sleepy Hollow ceme-
! terry, this being the 18th anniversary of
the surrender of CORVALLIS at Yorktown
Seventeen years old John Ayrcs, son
Of the publisher Of the Knoxville Ola.
Journal, committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head. He left q note
saying that he was tired of life He was a
bright boy, studious and well liked.
General William Francis Reynolds, a
gallant soldier in two wars, was found
dead in bed at his home in Detroit. He
spoke at a church meeting the night be-
fore and retired apparently in his usual
health. He died of heart failure.
The postofiice department has declared
the Cooperative Loan and Investment
company, of Mississippi is conducting a
lottery company.
| The latest from the Sandwich Islands
! is that Lilioukalani is still hopeful, seem
ing to intend the recovery of her crown
I by a counter revolution, with which, it Is
reported out there, the United States will
not interfere.
Reports To the Michigan state board of
health show that diphtheria is prevalent
Z, ut thirty-three places In that state, and
| smallpox ut two.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20
General Miles Answers n Question.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Gen. Miles was re-
quested the Associated Press wire n
statement regarding the clause in his re-
port to the war Office which says that the
troops averted serious rebellion when
one had been publicly declared to exist by
the one most responsible therefor This
clause had been discovered by some astute
individual to refer to the president, or
seem to refer to him. General Miles is mt
Fort Sill, o. T., and he replies: 1.-The
language of my annual report does not
warrant any such absurd misconstruction
as contained in your dispatch. The earn
est desire and purpose of the president
in maintaining the supremacy of law and
civil government and the restoration of
peace with the least possible delay is too
well known to be misunderstood or light
" aDprcciated"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20
SOME PHENOMENAL FEATURES.


the Past Week.
NEW YORK, Oct. Cor. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade, says: Cotton
below cents and wheat below 55-each
lower than ever since present classifications
were known-and export Of gold instead
Of products ut such prices in October, are
che salient features in business this week
Distribution Of goods to the consumers
goes on fairly, with gains at nearly all
points in comparison with last year, but
not yet at a rate to sustain the present
volume of manufacturing production, SO
that prices weaken little. The domestic
trade reported by railroad earnings in
October Is 3.4 per cent. less than last year
and IL. per cent. less than in 1892.
The payments through the principal
clearing houses for the third week Of Oc-
tober are 2.3 per cent. greater than last
year, but Bic per cent. less than in 1892. The
daily average for the month is So per cent.
larger than last year, but 2s.2 smaller
than in 1892 With many features of en-
enlargement business has not yet reached
expectations. and it is evident that the
loss of part of the corn crop and the I'M
naturally low prices of other great sta
pies affects the buying power of millions.
W hcht ior OCtODer delivery Icll 10 d. IL
cents on Wednesday, and in spite Of some
recovery the average for October thus far
Is cents below the lowest monthly
average ever made. Cotton sold at 8. "a
cents on Thursday, and with Ellisons
estimate that the world will consume
S,2iS,0Oo bales American, the stock OF
1900, 900 bales in sight and the estimated
yield of over 9,O0o, 900 bales deter buyers.
Domestic exports from this city in two
weeks of October Were Is per cent. less in
value than last year, while the increase in
value of imports has been % per cent.
The market for foreign exchange is in a
position to be quickly affected by with
drawals of capital or apprchensions re-
garding the future peace Of Europe. To
s5p, 900 paid Tuesday It is expected that
as much more will be added. 1t appears
that three trust companies here now hold
over $i0OO1,00 idle money and that east
ern millions are being taken from New
York by New England banks, while the
northwestern demand for money is unusu-
ally small. The treasury is again falling
backward in reserve and large imports
yield a little less revenue than last year,
while internal revenue for the past three
weeks is 81 800, 600 smaller than a year ago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20
ma IIl 0 FF'fF7Fsi ETII
& ~ ~


SCENE AT THE EXECUTION.
soon as they had taken their places the
deputies fastened the ankles Of each Sc
curely, then adjusted the moose quickly,
drew down the black cap over the eyes Of
the condemned men, stepped back and
the signal was given. There was about
two seconds Of deep suspense. Then the
door beneath Monigkeit swung open, the
body shot downward and out of sight.
Hitch In the Programme.
There was an exclamation of excitement
when it was seen that Er1nisch had not
dropped also. There was short and cx-
cited commotion and a quick movement
among the Jail officials. Quicker than it
takes to tell it Captain Bean, ex-sheriff Of
the county, realized what had occurred
and without moments delay swung HIM
self down to the floor beneath, sprang to
the pulley by which the trap supporting
Ermisch was opened, gave it one strong
jerk and Wonigkeit's partner in guilt also
disappeared from view The delay had
not been more than five or six seconds,
but who shall know how long it seemed
TO Erinisch, standing there with the
knowledge that there was a hitch and that
his partner was already swinging below
him? If Ermisch had any realization Of
the incident he gave not the slightest man.
Hesitation of 1t.
Consciousness Ceased Instantly.
In both cases consciousness had ased
instantly. There was one short, Quick, al
most impcrceptiblc shrug of the shoulders
and upper part of the body and then each
man hung there without further motion.
DR.. 'Brien, the official doctor for the oc-
Sfnf Cd ~ 20 .
that death came almost instantly from
strangulaticn and without suffering to
the men. In eleven minutes from the
time he fell Wonigkeit was pronounced
dead, and two minutes later life had de.
parted from the body of Ermisch. The
bodies were taken down, placed in collins.
and removed for burial. The crowd that
hung about the Jail all night was still
there, its morbid curiosity about the first
hanging in this county for thirty three
years seeming to be in no way decreased
by the contamination of the legal tragedy.
The Killing of Linhofr.
These two young desperadocs wearing
masks at about . o'clock on the evening
of May :, entered the saloon of l.. r
kehlman, at the corner of Wabash street
| and College avenue. commanded every.
body in the room to throw up hands, and
| demanded the cash at the bar. They then
| shot down and killed Linhoff, the bar
keeper. Though Ermisch was but ~ and
| Wonigkcit less than 81. it was shown tc
the court and public that from childhood
| they had been criminals. While under
death sentence -Erinisch secured n re-
volvcr through his mother, and attempted
20 carry out plot for escape laid between
himself and WoniCkeit through the pass
ing of notes. He shot and painfully
wounded his death watch and escaped
rart way through the Jail, being recapt
ured
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20
TOO olGNlFlEo ENTIRELY.
How lie Overtiid the Thing and Brough,
Confusion on Himself.

How lie Ovcrdid the Thing and Brought
Confusion on Himself.
II know a man," says Mr.. James
W. Scott, who recently went home
from club function at scandalously
late hour, or. if you please, at an
equally scandalously early hour. He
had wholesome regard for his better
half, SO he entered the house very dig
nifiedly, hung up his hat in its proper
place and mounted the stairway to his
apartment with exemplary precision
he struck match softly, lighted the
gas and was exceedingly cautious about
disrobing and in placing his garments
in just such order that his wife should
have no possible occasion to reproach
him next day. Indeed he conducted
himself with that nice particularly
which is not infrequently born of con-
sciousncss that too much wine has been
imbibed.
"Well, when he woke mp and dressed
and came down stairs. his wife received
him smilingly.
i watched you carefully, said she,
and don't know that ever before you
were SO dignified and orderly. Twas
particularly charmed by the decency
with which You put away your cloth
ing
Yes, said the husband proudly,
I flatter myself that did acquit my
self handsomely for man who had been
out to dinner
Yes, my dear, continued the wife,
but there was one thing that ! could
not understand. Why did you light the
gas in broad daylight Chicago
Record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20

short delay the field was sent away ON
nearly even terms. At the hale Mr.. II. q
colt was leading and running easily.
He simply Kept it up and romped past
the wire an easy winner by four or five
lengths. After all the excitement of the
day ! felt very much fatigued and start
ed to return to the hotel.
In leaving the stand I noticed Mr.. a.
and another gentleman talking very
earnestly together. They were separated
from the crowd, and their conversation
was animated. The old feverish curiosi.
ty Of the morning again assailed me,
and very soon was within earshot.
must have arrived just in time, for I
heard Mr. H. say:
why, / knew all about it several
days ago. / knew that if I made the
matter public there would be more az
less scandal, so determined to give
Mr.. D. very strong hint, which he
has been sensible enough to take No
wonder the colt won all his races last
year, carrying weight as o 2-year-ol
when he really was a 3-year-old. Well,
the Whirlwind will never start again.
Mr.. d. will have to put him in the
stud"
Having heard this solution Of the
matter I turned to leave the track, when
suddenly q man, running very fast.
bumped into me with great violence,
knocking me to the ground, and ]
awoke-I had been doing on the hotel
piazza. and nv chair had tilted over
1t was only dream, after all, but. like
the wager, q peculiar ones B. w.
in New York Telegram.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20
Her Nerves Were steady.

Miss Addie McDermOtt, whose home
is in this city, but who has been teach
ing school in the northern part Of Alba
ny county, with q party composed Of the
Hon. Kirk Dyer, NJ. T. Bennett and
Fred Berry Of the Little Medicine, en-
countered q large bear near Mr.. Dyer's
ranch. Instead Of being frightened Miss
McDermott asked to take the first shot
ut the animal. This privilege was &C.
corded her, and her nerves were SO
steady and her eye SO true that she sent
q bullet to o fatal point at the first shot
Laramie (Wy.) Boomerang.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-20

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-Albert H. Holm cs,
Clarence c. Cheney, and Edgar Smith,
officers of the st. Louis Bank Note com
pany who filed contract with the state
officers of Mississippi to print certain state
warrants, were indicted by the federal
grand jury on the charge of having vio-
lated the federal statute prohibiting the
printing of matter resembling United
States currency.