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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

The New York Life Insurance Com.
pany refuses to pay the $4,000 for which
was insured the life Of Wisner Murray,
OF Goshen, n. Y, because he put his lie
in jeopardy by horsewhipping Robert
BurdelI, who shot him. The principle OF
equity is that the policy holder was
ieOparding his life by violating the law,
and the policy provided that insurance
could not be recovered II the life was lost
in violation OF law. The precedents are
said to be in favor Of the insurance com.
Pany, and the fact is principally interest.
ing as going to warn holders OF life insur.
ance policies to be law.abiding members
Of the community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

THERE is evidently more respec! for
ex-secretary Bristow in the present ad.
ministration than there was in the last at
its close. Capt. S. D. Brown, who was
special agent for the Postoffice Depart
ment for Kentucky, and was turned out
by President Grant because he was q
friend and worker for Bristowi has been
restored as a simple act OF Justice
and without anybody's asking tha,
it should be done. Another prominent
friend of Bristow's, 7. c. shackIstord, Of
Shelbyville, has been appointed Surveyor
of Customs at Louisville, in place OF Jas
P. Luce, carpet.bagger from Indiana,
who has held the Office for eight years
Those refOrmers who feared that Presi.
dent HAYES civil service reform simply
meant keeping ip Office everybody whom
General Grant put in arc certainly in the
way Of finding out their mistake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

MATaMoRAs, April Q.-Gen. Cortina
left here last night at one o'clock with n
strong escort Tor the mouth Of the Rio
Grandc, where he subsequently embark.
ed on the Mexican mau,oi.war Liberty,
to be conveyed To Vera Cruz, where it il
believed he will be placed in the Castle
Of San Juan De ulanta. His friends are
rejoicing that he is beyond the control Of
Cavalei, and feel confident that biz life is
safe in tho hands Of the Diaz government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

ANNA DICKINSON AT NEw YoRK,-Th
tair QuakeresS appeared before New
York audience as an actress and dramatic
author on Wednesday night, and though
the critical tomahawks were somewhat
dull with their long waiting, they fell to
their work with characteristic savageness
and conceit, The general, and doubtless
just, complaint ia that she is too much
Anna Dickinson and not enough her
character; for the rest there is a differ.
ence Of sentiment in details, but a gener.
al union in conclusion that, because
she didn't begin earlier ard has not
worked longer, because she has the Phil.
adelphia brogue, and not the metropoli.
tan accent, because she does not walk
across the stage we'll, because she under.
takes too much and fulflls too little, she
will never do, and may as well be dis.
missed at once from dramatic associations
and considerations. The Times says her
play and her acting were both bad; neither
"a dramatist nor actress has she the slight.
eat claim upon public attention. The
World says the play is Of no account, and
"she has neither voice nor a commanding
figure, nor expressive features, nor pow.
'er otgesture; her anger is mere pettish.
ness, her pride vexation and her ven.
'geance spitelulness." The Sun, on the
contrary, thinks very we'll OF the play;
dignided and excellent it calls it: at is
'cleverly written in close imitation OF the
'shakespearcan phraseology, and it is
throughout dignifed and chaste in style
and often eloquent In form" But, as an
actress, the Sun says she is "almost de.
void Of any Of those merits which are
peculiar and essential to the stage" and
speaks OF her as one OF the people "who
clunot on the instan. subjugate domi.
HEuriudivfduafitty to thuphsrtssmasoria-
Of this art" The Tribune sums up:
Miss Dickinson, at certain points In
her performance. addresses the adjacent
dTamaIis psrsonG with physical thrill
and with an oratorical tEemor OF the
voice which are exceedingly effective;
but these potencies, which would be mer-
its in an address, are blemishes in per-
sonstion-Since they are extraneous to its
substance, and aside from these, her act.
ing is level tamenessL
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Coarse personalities may besallowsble In
the society, but we respectfully submit,
that tits certainly out Of place to thrust
them upon the public.
The musical part Of the entertainment
was really mcritorious, some Of the best
known performers in the city participa.
ting. The drama, too, was we'll presented.
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The audiences at the Waverly enter.
tainments, though well.dressed ones, are
not usually rs quiet as they should be,
out OF regard for the performers. Too
much conversation between exquisite
young men and thoughtIess ladies ia not
good thing at any entertainment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10
Bank Burglary.

New YoRK, Aprilg- Early yesterday
morning burglars entered the unoccupied
basement under the Sixth National Bank
No. 1902 Broadway, aud cutting a hole
through the floor OF the bank we're soon
at work on small safe, and speedily
pried off the door with wedges and jim.
mics. There were $1,000 in the safe when
the bank closed Saturday night, and half
OF this amount was taken. The bank
officers say that five or more men were in
the job, or else they made two trips with
their booty, as s., 800 in silver would
make load for five men, even though
they were no. endeavoring 10 secre,eit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

LONDON, April The steamers
Adriatic, City Of Chester and Spartan,
from New York, and Baltimore, from
Baltimore, have arrived out.
SAN FgAHcIsco, April 9.-Arriyed-
The British ship Fleur De Lisle, bark
Cordelia Shields, and the Wm. H. Mar
cy, from New York; Alameda, Philadel.
phiG.
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BURNED IN A GLASS HoUsE.-A man
named Maloney, employed at the Central
Glass Works, had both hands and one
arm badly burned yesterday afternoon,
BY the gasoline used IN generating Tie
heat IN the finishing department. The
gasoline by some means got on his hands
and became ignited, burning the flesh
terribly, and even singing his hair aud
whiskers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

DEATH TO THE SLuas.-About this sea.
son Of the year many thrifty property
owners will take occasion to inspect the
grape vines which adorn their gardens
only to find that the vitality has departed
from certain branches Of the said &. v,
Generally the disappointed man will
throw the blame on the extreme cold
weather, and in nine cases out OF ten he'll
be mistaken. The slug is the little ami.
NAL that does the business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

sAS FGANclsco, April s.-For the past
two weeks Sutro tunnel has passed
through stringer Of quartz, giving low
assays. Friday the whole face was in
solid quartz. 2,750 feet Of Savage shaft
quartz resembles Comstock in It's crystal.
iRe character and its ore assays are said
average S34.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

President HAYES told secretary.oi.
War McCrary to tell Gen. Sherman that
he must inform Gen. Hancock to order
Gen. Ruger to instruct Col. - to have
Capt. - call on Corporal - and
make him take away the guard which
was loaing around the State House, at
Columbia, so that Gov. Hampton might
not tear his clothes as he went in and
out. All Of which might have been
tersely expressed in that forcible word
"Git."-Chieago Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

The Presbytery OF Washington is to
meet at Burgettstown on Tuesday, April
24th, AT Z o'clock 7. II. The meeting will
be opened with n sermon on "Benevo.
lenCe' by the retiring Moderator, Rev.
s. N. Glenn. On Wednesday evening
Rev. Geo. P. Hays will deliver an address
on Sabbath Schools.
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SECRETARY EvARrs' intention Of rsor.
GaniEing the consular service OF the Uni.
ted States is highly commended by the
New York Journa! Of Commerce, which
says the offices Of consuls and consular
agents-liko those OF ministers at foreign
courtG-huve been too generally the re.
wards Otcommon place politicians, totally
untitled by nature and experience for the
duties Of those positions, and that the Cx.
port trade Of the United States, which is
developing in new classes Of mauufac.
'aFes and natural products, and in new
directions, could be assisted and quicken.
ed by the cooperation OF intelligent con.
suls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

FATAL ACCIDENT. James Darwin, Il
miller, who resided near Waugh'4 Mill,
four miles from Wellsburg on the Beth.
any turnpike, while returning from that
place to his home yesterday afternoon,
drove over high bank and was Instantly
killed. lie was intoxicated at the time.
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MORE BURGLARIZING. On Sunday
night, between the hours OF IL aud 5
o'clock, thief entered the residence Of
r. s. Bonham, Esq, on l4th street, and
finding his way to Mr.. Bonham's sleeping
apartments, proceeded to rifle the pockets
OF pair OF pantaloons. In one pocket
he found bunch OF keys, and in the other
a pocket book containing 81 or So in
money and notes aggregating between
$500 and $500. The notes will be worth.
less to any one except the rightiul owner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

TRIALS PosrPoNED.-The trials OF the
three men charged with the murder Of
old man Starkey, near Pine Grove, in
Wetzel county, have been continued in
Wetzel County Court until May lat.
Capt. Dovener, counsel for Cartwright,
is making an effort TO secure for his client
change OF venue to Marion county.
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Obituary.

GENOA, April 0.-siguor Petrella, a
composer Of we'll known operas, is dead.
PARIS, April 9.-Gresory Gauesio, a
newspaper publisher and politician, is
dead.
LoUnvIILr, April 9.-Judgo W. S.
Bodley, Of the Louisville bar, is dead.
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CNclNNAtI, April IA coIored rou..
tabout named Chas. smith, was struck
on the head with a wrench by engineer
Rhodes, Of the steamer Virsie Lee, last
Friday and died to-day from the effects
Of the injuries received, On the arrival
OF the steamer at Portsmouth to day
Rhodes was arrested and brought here
and jailed.
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Rai,I ON the stIIls.

MEMPHIS, April 9-General Patter-
son, Collector for this district, on last
Friday night made raid on some illicit
distilleries in Henry county, TenR,s,ee,
and destroyed two stills, 5000 gallons OF
mash and beer and other material, and
arrested four parties concerned in these
crooked distilleries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10
Miss Anna Dlckin.O .On Defends
Herself Against the New YOrA
Critics.

New YORK, April 9.-In her address
tonight at Eagle theatre, Miss Anna
Dickinson said she did not object to crit,
icisims on her play or acting, but she
did to falsifcalions. She claimed that
New York critics had falsiGed
in saying that there was a unanimous
verdict against her, and she was only
received with federation. She read many
extracts from New York papers, and
compared them with extracts from Bos.
ton, Pittsburgh and other papers. She
also claimed that the papers outide Of
New York admitted her success, and, in
concluding, dwelt on her hard study In
preparing for the stage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10
In his preliminary talk at Boston on
Monday Mr. Jo,orL HooL ..;A,

4" "tS preliminary taIR ~ boston on
Monday Mr.. Joseph Cook said;
"nigh culture in Boston does not care
much for shop girls. Well it is time il
should, There is bread, loaterish
liberalism, uttcring itself occasionally in
sneerss, because the poor have the gospel
preached to them. That sneer has been
heard ever since the days Of CELSIUS and the
games in the old Colosseum, and il has
= peculiarly reptilian ring, There are
many kinds Of liberalism. Christian lib.
eralism / honor; literary and wsthetic
liberalism Is to be spoken OF with respect
in most cases; but below what / nave
called limp and lavender and upsciep.
tific liberalism there is a low.bred and
losferish liberalism. This, in Boston.
has impudenee, but no scholarship; rat.
ties, but no fangs.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

NEw YoRE, April 9.-Corueliul Scan.
Ian was found dead on Mulberry street
this morning, having been gagged, bound
hand and foot, and thrown out Of third
story window. A number OF Italians
have been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Anderson,
who fell dead on 18th street Friday even.
ing took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence oil Mr.. Alex. Carson, a son.
in-law Of deceased, at No. 1924 Jacob
street. The remains were inferred at Mt.
Wood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10
4 Supposed Rank Robber Ar.
reStntl

NEw York, April 9.-Dauiel Il. Burns
alias Dan, the Blacksmith, was arrested
to day on suspicion Of being concerned in
the robbery Of the Sixth National Bank,
having been seen leaving the bank about
tie hour the burglary was committed.
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NEW YORK..
Heavy RObbeFy-FO Fourteen Tons
OF copper One of The AIeVns.

Heavy Robbery Fourteen Tons
OF Copper Onc of the lIeVns.
Nav YoEK, April "a very heavy
robbery has been reported TO the police.
Grea, secrecy is ob.erved concerning il,
and detectives and officers are searching
In every direction for the property and
thieves, It's alleged that ia tons G cop
per are among the stolen properly.
OBITUARY.
VIM. Wood, founder Of the book pub
Iishing house Of Wm. Wood {: Son, OF this
city, died to day.
vANDERBlLTs' IN LAKE SHORE
Tie Commercial tyEys'iE seems reas0na:
bly certain that the Vanserbilts have re.
Gently added about $1,000 shares to their
holding OF the Lake Shore, raising their
interest to over 100000 shares, besides
large holdings OF the family in both class
es of the mortgages on the road.
COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.
The first mortgage bondholders Of the
Hannibal & Annapolis r. R., have an.
pointed a commissioner to look after their
interests at the coming sale OF the road,
and to negotiate with the Wabash road.
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NnIe OF the Nf. l.onIs rin,c..

ST. LoUIs, April 9-An Advertisement
will appear in the MUning Journa! TO.
morrow, announcing the sale Of the St.
Louis Times at public auction, under a
deed Of trust, on the 2lst inst.
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The Old Wrecker Nearly
Wreoketl.

New YoRK, April e-Ex Gov. Tilden
vas riding in carriage this afternoon
when the horses ran away. Mr.. Tilden
umped out and escaped without injury.
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Unprecedented storm - Highest
Tide Tor Years.

NORFOLK, Va, April GA fearful
northeast storm prevailed here last night
and to-day aud ia still raging tonight.
All houses near the Wharves are sur.
rounded and partly submerged by the
highest tide known in many years. Dam.
age TO property $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-10

PARsoS NEWMAN is about to retire
from the active paStorate Of the Metro.
pOlitau Church at Washington City. He
feels somewhat lost without President
to preach at, His church is in debt
about $4,000, and he is already being
advertised TO go through the country
lecturing, the proceeds, latter deduCting
expenses" ETC., to be applied to its liquid.
alton. lie is, in short, going abroad in
the land as an agent--an Inspector OF
pocketbookS instead Of Consulates. The
deb. Of the church is said to have in.
creased about $4,000 during the term Of
DR.. Newman's late pastOrate, and the
whole concern is an elephant on the
hands Of the church, now that its prestige
il gone.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are making
to inaugurAte series Of noon. day ten.
Perance prayer meetings, to be held on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. 1t
is intended to have prominent speakers
on hand every day.
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Yery DclIbcrnte nromninr.

CLEVELAND, O., April O.-Yeaterday
morning an aged German woman, named
FrledFickA Ludwig, suicided by de!lber.
ately wading into Lake Erie and holding
her head under water until life was ex.
iiurt
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THE prospect is good for the national
revenues during the current year. They
will probably come up to the estimate, and
perhaps go over it one or two millions.
The internal revenue slowly increases; the
customs Of course falls off greatly in the
constant diniuutiou OF imports, but this
was expected. The new administration
is retrenchipg sharply, and it ia though.
probable that the whole contribution to
the sinking fund (sSs, ,7O5,OO) will be met,
without nominal deficit. The revenues
for the year, as now estimated, will
amount to sl2O,5OO,OOO from internal
revenue, and SIX, 100000 from customs.
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Condition OF the Stranded
StenmeFE.

LoNe BRAHcH, April 9.-The storm
to day broke hole in the side Of the
Rn-ISud. II is feared that, If the heavy
weather continues, the vessel will break
in two. The Amerique has been moved
so feet eastward, aud it Is thought she
will Goat on the next high tide.
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FIRE RECORD.

CLEVELAND, April GA FIRE at Green.
wich, O1io, Yesterday morning, totally
destroyed planning mill owned by ]. S.
Banka. Los 5000. No insurance.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

SCORE 0SE.-Wheeliug is beginning to
CONS in out OF the cold. President
Hayes has appointed James Gilchrist,
Esq, Surveyor Of Customs at this port.
The ice is broken; food may follow;
be ready.
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lr is said that prominent European
capitalists have negotiated successfully
with the Florida Land Commissioners
IOF eight million dollars worth Of
orange lands. They intend to bring into
the State two thousand or three thousand
hardy farmers from EuEl.nd, Germany,
France aud Italy.
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HIGH WATER APpREHESsIoys.

There is some uneasiness among plant.
erS below hOre, caused by the reports Of
high water In the rivers above, aa the
water here Is within 2 feet of the danger
line.
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SPAIN.


MADRID, April 9.-General Cushing,
American Minister, has had farewell
audience with the King.
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The President is constantly in receipt Of
letters from all parts Of the country, the
writers being Of both political parties,
approving his policy.
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Weather Indications.
WAX UEPAETNENT,
OPRIcE oY TRE CHIKY SI0SAL OFRlCER,
WAEIlfSaroT, D. C., Apil l0-I
PROBABILITIES

For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy or
clear weather, with fresh and brisk north
to east winds, slowly rising barometer,
and no decided change in temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather,
with light local rains, northeast to north
west winds, and rising barometer.
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ENGLAND.
Papal View OF Bismarck'S Re-
tirpulpnI


LONDON, April "a Rome dispatch
has the following: The retirement Of
Bismarck. ii only temporary, is looked
upon by the Vatican. as an opportune
moment for resuming negotiations with
Germany regulating arrangements be.
tween the Church and State, and stop.
ping the antagOnism of the last few years.
lti- stated that the representatives of the
foreign powers accredited to the Holy
See, have been Informed by their govern
inrnls that, in view Of the possible events
in Rome, they cannot leave during the
coming summer.
CATTLE PLAGUE.
A cattle plague broke out at Millesden,
Mlddlesex county, on large dairy farm.
Within three miles there are from 1000
TO 5000 COWS whose milk goes TO London.
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Tho audience was apparently we'll
pleased with the entertainment, which
was, "a a whole, we'll worthy Of the ap-
plAuse With which It was received. We
shallnot criticise the performance in de.
tail, as lsome things could be said which
might be considered harsh, and the inter.
ested public is generally willing to take
such an entertainment for whatit is worth,
and be Satisfied, regardless Of adverse
Criticism. But we will say a word in re.
gard to what Is generally expected to be
the hnest effort upon a programme
OF a literary entertainment Of
the kind - the Presidsnts Salu-
tatory. We regret to say that we
were disappointed in Mr.. McNelPs ad !.
dress. The gentleman has talent, no
dou bt, and could II he choose produce
something better than when he imseines
himself very funny and devotes the whole
Of his time to burlesquelpg his comrades.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGEECER
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WAvERLY LITERARY AND MUSICAL
ESrERTAINStENT.-A good audience as.
sembled at Wiesel Hall last night, to en-.
Joy literary and musical entertainment
by the Wayerly Literary Society. The
Waverly's have hitherto given many free
entertainments, before a limited number
OF invited guests, but that OF last evening
was more public, and an admittapce fee
OF twenty-five cents was asked, the pro.
ceeds, after paying expenses, to be do.
mated to the temperance cause. The oh.
ject being a worthy one, We are glad to
say that the boys were we'll patronized,
especially by the temperance people.
1t was past o'clock when the perform.
ance commenced, when the following pro-
gramme was carried out:
Instrumental Duet............ InvltatIou lavasen
Misses Minuie Hall and Sue Robinson
Salutatory by the Presileut.".......-F. P. Mcneil
vocal ooIO.'..''.'. .,........-..PrOt. Gutenberg
Select Orauon-LoFd Chathana Defence OF the
AmeESan heToluilSr Si rs 4 Parker
rlAno :....- Miss JAmlSOn
Dee!lmation-The Responsibilities o. Young Men,
Charles oe,d
Enay-Ths Prodigal Harry Holiday
vocal .MTs. N. Whitaker
Stanton
-Proi. KIllmyCr and Fred B,umOr
; AlsGn
vocal Oacar seey
D.SmG-ScOttlah Honor.
MeGraSor. .. Ed. }. Lafkn
Ii 1. bsek
ANY ,..',.........,..,.J. Dunlap
hnss F.FEE
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THE SILVER FUND.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has di-
rected the Treasurer Of the United States
to keep as special fund separate from
all money the legal tender notes received
in exchange for silver coin. The Treas.
urer will open au account With these notes
at once, and they will be held only for
the purpose Of redeeming silver as re-
quired by the provisions OF 4 joint resolu
tion.