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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-19

Report of Bohlen Lucas late
county Treasurer received ratified
approved and confirmed, showing
following balance due.
County Fund ll5O2.O5
School = as72,69
County Bond F" 1904
Railroad Bond F" 2lOS,0l
Township School +" 2390,7O.
Total 'S3i27j,S0
Petition for bridge across Deer
Greek at Stoneyille granted.
Thos. Washburn granted privi-
lege of keeping ferry across Bogue
Phalia in accordance with his pc
tition.
Col. W. A. Percy and Wade
Hampton jr.rcprcsentatives from
county in Legislature requested to
introduce 4 bill IN the Legislature
for the cxtcntion of tho time Of
the Circuit Court two weeks.
In the matter OF certain oui
standing warrants.
w. A. Pollock and others hav
ing appeared before the Board
representing The holders oi certain
warrants Of the county that were
outstanding Oh the lst. Monday OF
June 1877 and which were not
funded under the Funding act. and
solicited from them expression OF
what tho Board intended to do IN
reference to such warrants, and
expressed u willingness TO accept
from the Board 10 cents on thu
dollar for said warrants payable
next fall, and the Board in order
to avoid litigation hereby declare
its intentions to proceed at the
proper time in reference to sucl
of said warrants MS were duly reg
istered under the registration aci
Of l776, rs prescribed in the 3rd
method contained in the act Of the
Legislature entitled An Act in re
lation to County Treasurer, aprov'
cd Feb. 6. 1877.
j. w. Montgomery L. Enos, Ar
drew Jackaon Andrew Carson
Sam w. Penn, II. Kriger and Jno
benson appointed Commissioners
to lay out public road along th'
following route trail beginning a
the public bridge on William'
Bayou, in the South east quarter
sec 4 and running thence alons
the north eastern branch Of sale
Bayou to tho present Bridge ant
| on the West branch Of Deer Greek
thence across the said bridge an'
down the north eastern branch .
| Deer Greek to q point near tn
section line between section 2ant
8 in township 10 range 8 ives
thence IN a north easternly dircc
tion to the east fork Of Deer Creel
at or near the line Of the count!
line.
w. II. Harris, II. Abercrombi
Jordan Wynn Jno benson AM
January Dulmise j. W. Montgom
cry. r. "A Metcalfe appointed
commissioners to lay out publ
road from the public road on tn
cast branch of Deer Greek in Wash
ineton county commencing at III
bank Of Deer Creek between So
| ! and two tow nship 10 range
west running thence along sal'
section line enstwardly to DR.,
Bayou in sec. 8 town - range
west, thence along Dry Bauyo'
to tho corner Of sections 8 . Z
between sections 8 5 TO Bee Bayo'
and down said Bayou to Shel
/ Lake.
9, II. Smith contracted with fo
tho support Of paupcr Mallnd
Moore at 1000 per annunl frof
Ian 1st 1878. 60.
Report Of Jas A. Rogers Ranss r
| received ordered filed. Il
Resignation of g. n. Smith I. :
Supervisor from afa District =
/ oeIvod and accepted ard eleciio
6 alI Yacsao1 ordered y y hel
81 Tuo,d1y ~ ~ intt'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-19
ALLOWANCES.

S. Archer, Superintendent, sal
airy sc $ 45 90
VIM. Marshall horse hire, Is 90
l.. z. NJ. Watkins, Jury
witness scrip &C.. 1856 so
E. Wirth Jury scrip & 90
ID. Morris, !" !" IS 90
Lee Hcxter, $50
e. j. Craig, 4" 8 20
Hinds Holmes " F" Is 20
OK. McAllister witness scrip 0 90
Jno G.. Sessions " :" IL 50
Hal Ycrger jury scrip Is 90
II. Wilczinski and witness
scrip la3 %
Jno. II. Evans Jury scrip l3 so
L. I. Worthington jury
scrip - IL 20
A z Keescckcr jury scrip 80
W j French $ =" . %
Err Wortham I" 5 90
Chapin Dunn 0 90
@ McGrath jury and witness
scrip sc. 1876 So
JAS. Stone jury scrip ID so
II lyilczinski jury and Wit
ness scrip &c. "a 90
Greenyillc Times Print
| ing sc. les so
A W shadd Clerk making
copies &c. 100 s5
j S McNcily ballot boxes 90
Board of Registration per
diem &c. sS9 90
J I Dowdy arrcsting mur-
derer 200 90
j Ii Robb j. r., holding IN
quest 20 w
Ishruel Bannister coffin for
paupcr ~ W
Alfred standiford support
ing pauper ~ w
II G Sims supporting paupcr so 90
Jno w Shields salary as At
toruey 100 90
S. Archer salary as Snpt. 81 30
Alb Finlay 81 Co. Medi-
cine &c. ~ 30
VFP Alexander visits &c.
to Jail q 90
w b Giddcn burying pau
per Nc. i Is 90
sR Dunn NJ; d. Medical
services ~ w
j r Parker burying pau
per 10 90
Dir Thoms post mortem cx-
animation st. 81 90
O Winslow Sheriff, State
cases o0 w
JII Moore and others SER
vices at election 10 90
r Shanahan supporting
paupers IL 2o
w L Hunt, Sheriff, various
accounts 181 10
Per diem of members clerk
and Sheriff 100 90
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-19

The Herald of this moring, in
writing of Gov Stones views on
the subject of municipal taxation
approves His Excellency's sugges-
tions, aud says: !" Tho people Of
Vicksburg certainly feel the force
of his remarks aud thank him for
them. Thoy are suffering from
an old Radical debt from which
they received littlo or no benefit,
and there seems to be q disposi-
tion in some quarters to grind
them beyond endurance" The
Herald mill has been grinding a
pretty good grist latcly-Witness
Its articles favoring municipal
taxation to build the Deer Creek
Railroad. Your mill grinds botl
ways ncighbor.-[ Commercial.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-01-19
The Vcice Of Eeruhlicans.

From the New York CONNER
cial Advertiver.
The York Times strikes the
keynote of opposition to President
Hayes. There is no mistaking the
following language: President
Hayes has so far chosen to neglect
the party altogether-to trample
on its traditions, to triflc with its
principals and pledges, and to
leave its future TO be determined
by accident Ii he expected thus
to weaken partisanship, he made
a great mistake. And If he now
imagines that BY leaving the party
to care for itself, he may assure to
|his Administration 4 career out
side of parties, he will by aud by
discover that in his eagerness to
escape Republican dictation he has
become dependent upon the capri
cious and exacting will of the Dom
ocracy." This means open war,
and Is likely to be echoed by the
great body of the Republican press.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
MARTINS FERRY LOCALS.

Patrick heenaD, for being drunk and
disorderly, was before Mayer Kerr yes.
terday. He was fined 81 ard costs, but
sentence was suspended on condition that
he would leave the State and not return.
Justice Eagleson aud a jury were en-
gagged, all yesterday afternoon, in the
trial of the case of Hiram Fra
zier, ST., VS.. the Wheeling Steel
Works. Cochran and Duncan were the
counsel for the plaintiff and l.. }. C..
Drennen for defendant. This was the
second trial the jury on the previous oc-
casion having disagreed. From the evil
delce of Hiram Frazier it appeared that
in the month Of March, 1875. and for
some months previously the defendant
had been manufacturing steel under the
patent of Rufus 3. Smith, and had be-
come indebted TO him to the
amount of Three Hundred Dollars
or over. In the early part Of 1875 Mr..
Smith gave Mr.. Frazier an order on the
Steel Works for three hundred dollars
and when the order was presented 10 the
secretary Mr.. Strahline, he paid Mr..
Frazier S9799 for which receipt was
given by Mr. Frazier on the back of the
order Payment on the balance WAS de.
layed from time to time and finally re-
fused altogether and the action was
brought to recover the balance $202 OF
and interest from April 10, 1875. A.
the time the reporter left the case was
still being argued. There is no doubt
that Whatever the verdict Of the jury may
be the case will be appealed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
TrLstee,s Sale of Real Estate

Ivy VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Peter SchleruitzRuer and
Catherine SChleTnitZauer, his wife, dated
me 9Oth day OF April, A. ID. 1910, ana re-
corded in the office OF the CLERK OF the
comfy Court OF chic county, West Nlr-
ginia, in deed OF trust book No. 3, page
4}g will sell at puOlic auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10 1873,
commencing at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, at the
rrpnt door OF the Court House OF OHIO
county. the follow ng described real estate,
ly,inl, in the City OF Wheeling, West VIZ
giula, to.wlt: The south halt of lot mum
E4r Ts situate on the east Side OF Main
street, between Third formerly McLure)
street and Fourth formerly Bank street
I'm trat part OF said city of Wheeling, call
81 Nortn Wheeling. Also, part OF lot
No. ~. situated on the east side OF Main
street between Third and Fourth streets,
In tuat part OF the city of Mheellng cali
"a North Wheeling, which part OF stld lot
tx more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING al point on the east side OIL
Main street. and corner OF said lots Is ana
~. thenr-t,t eastWardly with the line be-
tween said lots one hundred feet; thence
EOuthwardly and parallel with Main street
twenty-five feet; thence westwaTdiy ana
parallel with the first line one hundred
ieet; thence nOrthward!y 10 the place oil
beginning.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
The title To the above property is be-
ieyed 10 he unquestiOnable, but selling as
trustee shall only convey such title as Is
vested IN me by said deed OF trust.
;. .. TAYLOR, Trustee.
]. G.. HERVEY, Auctioneer, main
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
new YORK.

NEW YORK. June l0.-yeeyo. -
celpts ., 500 head since FRIDAY. msy;, we
total ct l., I30 head for the wrak -..,-. ;
lO,eOO head last week. Market ~
oetterthan Friday for good, ba, t-.I s r-9
rather wesker for common and med 80
Exporters took 500 hesd =. e.l5 H.. - =
dress ST 957, mainly $. g3SIG.. -
dress So. Home trade slaughts,a,,' 70 !,
o9lOe, to dress $685.. iuclutiprs 20. ~
Der OF Colorado, Texas snd Cre-7kss -.
tic st S3@S3c to dress 55G55 ~ ..
plenty and dull st 3!G &c, i've -.
including 400 head direct from CT -
sod shipped in the steamer tc-tsy s0
ports for the week 1876 head iva -,
$500 qusr.eTs OF bee', the lsr-as, ~. a'.,
total recorded since the trade ss,.r ID!
Sneep-Receip;s 400 he,d MT.
$4,000 head for the wees, sy.lps, Oh SIX
head lsst week. Market firm for T., .....,
al former figures and easier Tor r,r.Ett
Sheep st SLOTS lambs 81 jla6.c hsr
lucky stock.
Hogs-Receipts lO.4OO head maxim.
29,l4O hesd for the week. sysir,. g"'s,S
hesd lsst week. None offered ,.,ya ~.
they could be sold 81 81 90 Der Ion H..
Feeling firm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
Rorkingmen's Meeting.

A meeting OF tLIs organization was
held in the Fifth ward last night, at
which the committee, who were appoint
ed at q recent meeting in the Fourth,
to get up an address to the voters of OHIO
county, made report. The address is
quite lengthy, and sets forth the working
mans cause IT. lucid manner. After
the reading of the address, it wss uLsni-
mously adopted.
A committee of one from each ward in
the city, was appointed TO act as b Ward
Committee on Finance, to make cOllec-
lions sufficient TO deiray the necessary
expenses. The members of the commit
tee are as follows: First ward, james
Riddle; Second, Elias Rolf; Third, Philo
Kimberly; Fourth, John Deani Fifth,
Edward Frltch; Sixth, Anderson Stern,
Seventh, Thos. Ssulsbery; Eighth, Geo.
Schsdd, and tor Fulton, Adolph Yoke.
A motion was then adopted, allowing
each member of the committee TO ap-
point colleagues, not to exceed three in
number, to aid in making collections. a
very nice sum was collected from the
mem bers present, after which an ad.
journment was called. The next place
Of meeting will be at kochs hall in the
Eighth ward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
THE COUNTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the DIFF
ferent Judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURr-JUDGE MELVIN.
Orders were entered in the following
chancery causes: Lamb, trustee We.
Laughlin ct ais, three cases; Porter VS..
Merchants National Bank; West Va,
Oil & Oil Lsnd Co, VS.. Wood & Boyd
Bogsrd vs.. Benwood Iron Company.
State VS.. John Condrey, ALIAS John
Corners ALIAS Curly Jack alias Jack
Beatty, for burglary and grand larceny,
in breaking into G. w. Seabrights cloth
ing store, on the night of January llth,
and stealing therefrOm clothing to the
amount of 1926. Demurrer to the IN
dictment and each count thereof, IN which
the State joins. Demurrer overruled
and plea of not guilty entered, issues
made up and case still on trial before the
following jury: Frank Auber. James
Armstrong, f. J. Flood, e. l.. Holmes,
James Bedllhon, ID. w. Hallisy, Joseph
Eismsr, George Vennum, Jos. Heidlnger,
r. E, Buchanan, Bendel Rose and j. [.
Adams. Attorney General White and
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan for the
State; F.. q. Crscratt for the prisoner.
1t being deemed necessary to the dis
pALCn OF Tue puUIiS Ous'HSSS' - - W NS' -
that the Sheriff do summon sixteen quail
fed Jurors, in addition to those now serV-
ing, to appear on tomorrow morning at
9 O'clock, and to serve as such until dis
charged.
Adjourned till o'clock this morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
John A. Armstrong vs.. Elijah Mari.
ing, IN sssumpsit. judgment Tor PLAN
tiff for S677.3l.
J.G. Muhleman VS.. d. X. Irwin, in
assumpsit. The defendant filed an ad-
ditional special plea in writing and by
consent of both parties, the cause was
continued until the September term.
Maurice Balzer VS.. Peter thinner X
Co., in assumpst. By consent OF both
parties this cause was continued until
the September term.
Adjourned until 8 o'clock this morn
Ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court heard three cases and i'm
posed fines ranging from 81 to So and
costs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
Personalities.

Rev. J. W. w. Bolton, Presiding FL
der Of Morgantown district, and Rev. a.
Hall, pastor OF the NJ. l. Church Il.
Cameron. members Of the Pittsburgh
Advocate publishing committee, arrived
in the city via the b. u o. railroad last
evening, and will leave for Pittsburgh
via the T., g. IL st. l.. road this morning.
Judge Thompson received telegram
from Hon. D. N. Camden yesterday, stat.
ing that he and friends arrived safely al
Queenstown.
Rev. S. b. D. Pricket, pastor Of the
Zane stree. church, announces for next
Sunday evening, the first Of a series Of
Talks about the Bible" Services will
begin at O'clock and close promptly at 3
o'clock.
Adiutsnt. General E. l.. Wood and
Adiutaut Charles Fran zheim leave for
Charleston Today, where they go to mus.
ter in the Ksnswhs Rtlemen, which is
composed of sixty uniformed mon.
Patrick OConnor will bo united in
wedlock, ut the Cathedral, TO Miss Lacy
at o'clock tomorrow.
Last Saturday afternoon j. Ratcliii,
Ben Hildreth and Misses Kate Turner and
Minnie Black left in a mack On visit to
friends at Cresap's Grove The party
returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. Irwin, OF the Ohio Valley Bank,
is confined TO his residence with sickness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
Mrs. Rev. ID. A. Cunningham.
The Hanl0n- m Orris Race.

OF this race, which is TO come of at
Pittsburgh on the Goth inst, the CONNER
ciaL- Gazette of yesterday says:
THE final deposits in the Hanlon-
Morris race were put up on Saturday
evening. Harry Beaumont being stake
holder, Morris thought it but fair that
the referee should be a Canadian man.
Therefore Thomas Loudon, Of Toronto,
brother of John Loudon, Hsndlon's
trainer, has been selected as referee. At
present Rsnlon is slightly the fsvorite in
betting here. as he is in the East, but
there will be found plenty of persons
who will put up their money on Morris
Fifteen hundred Canadians, at least, will
be here, snd probably more, and there
will also be large numbers from eastern
and western cities. If the day is good
the crowd TO witness the race will be
immense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
Killed AT Chicago.

Information was received in this city
yesterday that William Smith, formerly
employed as feeder at the LaBelle
Nail Works, and who relinquished his
position there to accept OF one in the new
mill at ChIcrgo, was shot by policeman
in that city on Friday last and died in
fifteen minutes after the occurrence. Mr..
Smith Is spoken OF as an industrious and
harmless young man, and his friends are
at loss to account for the dreadful sf-
far. He leaves wife and one child.
He was the son-ln-sw of the late Jacob
Watson, whose widow resides on Chap
line, near Twenty-ffth street, Centre
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
A BAD MAN WITH 4 HATCHER.
One Man Gets His Head Crushed
and Another il Dangerously
Eanndad

Yesterday the quiet village OF Mounds.
vile WIS thrown into state Of excite
ment over the report that convict hsc
murdered fellow convict At the Penl-
Tertiary. Upon investigation it was as
certsined by REGISTER reporter, in con-
versstion with = gentleman OF this
city, who was in Moundsvilie
at the time the report was circulated that
there hal been trouble among three OF
the negro inmates of the prison. The
trouble seems 10 have been begun by q
negro convict, who bad, while working
in one of the shops, secreted Ratchet In
his bosom tor the purpose OF averaging
himself on two of his Colored fellow con-
victs who had informed on him for in
fringing upon some OF the prison
rules. The iniormers had been
sent into the dinner tables with their
respective gangs, and were seated when
the negro with the ha.che. was marched
in with his gang. Seeing his victims
seated st the table, with their
backs turned, he fell upon one and i'm
bedded the pole in the back of mis- head
and then turned and struck the other Ia
the back with the sharp part of the
Ratchet.
After he had made his assault he ran
out of the dining room into the cell hal,
where he was fired upon by Captain
Bridges and the guard. The shots fired
at the fellow did not take effect, but he
surrendered and was placed in the "shoo
fy." Upon searching his cell large
butcher or carving knife was found Sc
creted in the bed. The man whose head
was injured with the weapon
will, it ID believed, die from his injuries,
as he became perfectly crazy shortly az
ter he received the blow. The other
man, who was cut IN the back, vii! re-
cover, rs the wound did not extend to
any OF the vital organs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
Certificate OF Incorporation.

Yesterday the Secretary of State issued
a certificate Of incorporation to the
Home Company" for the purpose of
manufacturing beer, buying and selling
At wholesa'e AID retail spirituous liquors,
wine, porter, sie, beer, ETC., and tobacco,
cigars etc The corporation is to keep
its place OF business 1T Point Pleasant,
Mason comfy, W. Va, and is to expire
June l, 1898. For the purpose of form
ing said corporation, $1,000 have been
subscribed to the cspitsl stock, with 500
paid IN, and the privilege granted to in.
crease the capital stock to S25, 600 by the
sale of additional shares at $25 each
The incorporstors of the concern are g.
T. Latham, John Il. Selbe, j. Jewett, r.
Young and +. Treiman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
River News.

The msrks last evening indicated 6
feet and rising, having risen inches
since yesterday. The prospects are very
favorable for plenty of water.
The Science for Parkersburg and
Thanhsuser for Mstsmoras departed on
time yesterday morning.
The O'Neal leaves for Pittsburgh this
morning 81 ! o'clock. The ONeal is one
of the most popular boats on the river,
and deservodly SO.
The Express is the regular packet this
morning for Parkersburg, leaving a!
1890 O'clock.
The Andes arrived from CincinUat
yesterday afternoon At o'clock with u
good trip. She leaves on her return
trip this afternoon at o'clock. Capt.
Chas. Muhlemsn and Clerk Ed. Muhlc-
man Will see that passengers receive the
bc.t Of attention
Tae Salt Valley and Katie StoCkdalo
passed down early this morning, the
former for Irouton and the latter tor
Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham Is duo up this
mornIng en- route from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh.
The Telegram excur!ed 10 SteubenvIlle
yesterday.
The Phaoton and Della arrived and de-
parted on time yesterday.
Jos. b. Williams left last night for
Pittsburgh.
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June l0.-RIver feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and rainy. River rising, and raining AZ
points above.
CINclNNATI, June l0-River 10 feet
IL inches and rising, Weather cool and
showery. Arrived-Hudson, Wheeling.
LITTLE Rock. June lO.-Wes.her
clear and pleasant, River falling.
NASHVILLE, June lO.-River falling
80 inches on the shoals. Anderson,
Cairo.
CAIRO, June 1O-River IS feet
inches and falling. Weather clear. De-
parted-GolddUs and Golden Rule, Now
Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, June 10 Weather clear
and cool Departed sherlock.
River stationary with 8 feet 10 inches IN
the canal.
VICKR June 10 Weather cloudy.
River fell inches. Up Robert
Mitchell Jas. Howard. Down-Clty OF
Alton, Pargond Arrived-Natcbez,
City of Helena.
EVANSVILLE, June Weather
clear and cool. River i $40 feet and
falling. Down Evansville, Mary Miller,
John Cannon, James W. Gait. Up
Silver Cloud, Idlewilt, Sunbeam, Maggie
Smith and Grey Eagle.
New ORLEANS, June IO.-ArrIv ed
r. +. Lee, Vicksburg; Commonweslt Ii
and John DippoId and bsrges, st. Louis
Departad--John Mcdonald and tow,
Louisville Dippold and bsrges, s..
Louis. Raining all day.
ST.. LOUIS, June lO.-River rose :
inches, and now stands "A feet 5 inches
shove low water mark. Weather clear
and cool. Arrivei-W Whale and barges,
Pittsburgh; Stevens, Tennessee river;
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Storm and
bsrgcs, Ironton. Departed - Golden
Eagle, Keokuk; Dubuque St. Paul.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
W ashlnXIon Hall.

List night, festival for the benefit of
the Sisters OF St. Joseph was begun st
this hall. This is the frst festival of the
kind ever held IN the city, since the
establishment of the order here The
hall was handsomely decorated and con-
tanned four tables and booth, st which
could be found all kinds Of
imaginable things. The refreshmeut
stands were loaded with everything good
t, eat. Taking it into consideration the
festival should be well patronized to-
night as it is for the benefit OF those who
have charge OF the only hospital in the
State, where stranger, in sickness, can
be comfortably cared for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11

WASHINGTON, JuLe lO.-The House
judiciary Committee agreed to report
tsyorably on q bill directing the Com
missioner Of the Internal Revenue
to refund all the taxes collected
on capital employed in the business
Of banking which came within the de-
cision Of the Supreme Court in the case
OF Barley, collector, vs.. Clark. The Sp-
locations tor retunding are 90 be pre-
sented within year, and are to be in
conformity with the existing Treasury
regulAtlOEs