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The sun., 1894-10-27
MILLIONAIRE sIyCLAIR's ESTATE
a Partitoa Suit o. which Two Ansksa
Widows Figure

There is TO be a contest over the estate Of VIII
liam Sinclair, who died in Baltimore on July S.
The estate is valued at $1,000. 900. a part Of IL
being the big Sinclair apartment house in
Pierrepont and Hicks streets, Brooklyn, and
$500, 900 In securities. Carrie o BTien, grand
niece OF Sinclair, and her husband. DoualEs
p. o'Brien, have begun suit in the Supreme
Court for partition Of the Sinclair house The
defendants in the suit are Phebe Sinclair and
Hosalie Sinclair. each OF whom declares that
she Is Sinclair's widow, and half a dozen heirs
Fifteen years ago Mr.. Sinclair lived on Colum-
biA Heights. in Brooklyn. He was a member OF
several clubs, and held q lot of gas stocks He
moved TO Baltimore about dozen years ago.
He organized gas company there, and also in
Cleveland. q. Just before he died Mr. Sinclair
was living with Phebe Sinclair, one OF the al
legged widows, and, as he died intestAte, she took
charge OF his property. IL is said she had the
$sO0OOO in securities transferred from the
vaults OF the Long Island Trust Company 10
Brooklyn 20 a hank in Baltimore.
The other alleged widow Is said 20 be living in
Jacksonville, Fla. in stFaitened circIm-
stances. IL is expected that the question As TO
which woman was the legal wife will come up
at the hearing In the partition suit.
The sun., 1894-10-27
JERSEYS TEMPERANCE WOMEN.
Oas or Them Sharply Replies TO Remarks
by Young Lawyer.

At the hnal session OF the New Jersey State
Convention OF the Womens Christian Tenn
perance Union at the Bergen Avenue Reformed
Church. Jersey City. yesterday morning q dis
cussion followed the report OF Miss Lizzie Jack
son on the use OF unfermented wine at the COM
munion table. She said the movement in favor
Of its use growing steadily, and that many
churches OF the State were using IL. The chief
objection TO its use was made not by pastors
but by Church Boards, the argument being
that the w. C. T. L. could never give specific
cases where persons had been started on tho
downward path by the use Of fermented wine at
communion, This statement reused the women
present, and fully fifteen minutes was taken up
by them IN giving instances OF evil wrought by
Another question that was reported upon but
As the law stands in New Jersey women In
bOroughs OF the 1rst and second classes can vote
In school elections The report showed that a
advantage Of this Law and exercised their right
OF suffrage. and in consequence Of the interest
70 be seen a noticeable improvement in the work
done by the pupils in the school buildings, and
teachers. A poll OF the Convention was taken
whslming vote in favor OF free and Unrestricted
The Convention passed q resolution denounc-
ing lynching II also disapproved Of the sys-
only. Il approved OF total prohibition and
woman suffrage. approved the action OF the
Breckinridge, and pledged itself TO support Miss
PhilbrOok In her efforts 70 secure admission
for women 10 the New Jersey bar.
young lawyer from Newark made q speech
IN which he told the delegates that IL would bS
better for them IL they remained At home at
tending TO their families instead Of attending
temperance convention. A dozen women jumped
TO their feet TO respond. Mrs. Austin Of Passaic
got the moor. She aid that III the men attended
70 their business there would Be no need OF W,
G. T. y. conventions. but As the men shirked
their duty the women had 10 jump In and do
the work for them.
Aftsrward Mrs. Austin remarked. II wasn't
going To let that fellow get away from here
marks"
Mrs. J. Ellis EAs re- elected Corresponding Sec
retATy, Mrs, ]. II. DemOreSt Recording Secretary,
and Mrs- n. l. Caminsde Treasurer. Delegates
Nere selected TO attend the National Convention
IN Cleveland On Nov. 10.
The sun., 1894-10-27
Tssti.E the Gra.,.s Caters Act.

James Pollock, a contractor doing work toE
the city, through his counsel, Charles W. Day
ton, has procured from Justice Barrett OF the
Supreme Court a temporary injunction restrain
ing the Commissioner Of Public Works and the
Mayor from compelling him TO desist from any
further work under his contract until all the
stones on the ground where the work IL in
progress shall be stone dressed or worked within
the boundaries Of the city, and also from re-
quiring him 10 remove all stones now on the
ground under his contract which have been
dressed outside OF the city, and from declaring
his contract forfeited. The action Was brought
10 test the constitutionAlity Of law passed last
winter forhidding the use in public works Of
stone dressed in another State.
The sun., 1894-10-27
:. @. BABCoCK. &. c. SCHUYLER.
MI j. TLDES, WILLIAM II. WEED I"
COOKS VAIN PEA FoR MERCY
He Goes 20 Prison for the sseOad TIas
frOa the GeasraI Sessions.

"o@ the eeaerai Sessions.
Henry Cook pleaded guilty in the General
Sessions yesterday, before Judge MARITIME, Of
forging what Durported To be a request for a
railroad pass. His counsel pleaded for lenity,
saying that Cook appeared 10 he insane. Then
Cook asked 10 be allowed to say something TO
the Court himself. He said:
Your Honor, am Englishman and have b.en
an ofcer in the English army and queens messen
ger. II your Honor sends TO prison win L se NV
Income IS hAfpay onieer In the English army 1
come OF good stock. well brought up and highly
edueAted ~ss an only IOn. ana vas indulEed In
every wish had steam yacht and four-in hand
and everything that an indulgent father could give
me Ny father had made a will leaving me ~ so OuO
but ne cut me on without penny because 1mAfried
IN way that did not please him. l met the young
woman that married In this country and .hs hass
been good snd faithful wife I conlmIfteI this
IorgsTy 20 oblse man who gave theatre tickets
believe very little Of what you say. Cook 4"
said Judge MARITIME. THE record shows that
you were sent 70 the penitentiAry by Recorder
smyth Tor two years for larceny, and we're mar
doned by Gov. Flower. My information IL that
you nave not led an honest life since the exeT-
else OF THIS Executive clenency. am conhdent
thAt you are hardened Il crime"
Judge MARITIME sented9ed Cook 10 State prison
TOT SIX years and seven months. Before Cook
begins 10 serve out this term he will have 10
serve eighteen months OF his other term, which
"As unexpired when he was pardoned
The sun., 1894-10-27

Louis BohndOrf = eOnfsetioneE, 10 wears old.
OF 622 East Eighty eighth street. died yesterday
soon after swallowing a strong solution OF chic
rate OF potash. He had been suffering from
sore throat for several days. and one Of his
BohndOr1 Was told 10 use . sOluIion az hi ~.
E.TSls; On Thursday he mixed SONS Ia ! cuo
hAlf nlled with water. The huid ehOked Mn
ne cup. hs became uneOnselOas ADD dlsd )
The sun., 1894-10-27
MIR. BIRkEIr's $4,000 BILL.
The Fight for the Noaes Must 40 90 the
Court or Appeals.

The supreme Court In Brooklyn recently rem
dered decision enjoiniDg the County Treasurer
from paying s"3,OOO to ex-senator James W.
Brkett for extra work at the County Farm 1t
St. Johnland. Taxpayer Daniel Moynehan. who
Dot nrneery sone Snd nSsa ,bs Ao Sne %9rs TX %
bill would he waste Of the public funds. MIR.
Brkett appealed To the General Term. He has
been dc sfested again, the Judgment Of the lower
court having boon affirmed. Mr.. Birkett will
now take the case To the Court OF Appeals.
The sun., 1894-10-27
sI.ad.a.s ,hs AEsa wIaow.. Heart.

"Thank God l won't starye now. nor will I
go TO bed hungry any more" was the remark
made by Mrs. Mary Berger, a pennilsss widow,
76 wears old, OF Grand street. Hoboksn, when
informed yesterday that the United States had
granted her pension OF s. month and 1897 90
unpaid back pension MTs Bergers husband
Volunteers, during the war, and contracted dis
ease IN the Virginia swamps. Mrs. Berger made
application for q pension in August 1890 and
through the efforts Of Counsellor w eller Of Ho-
boken, who refused 10 accept anything for his
services. her claim was pushed through.
The sun., 1894-10-27

The Electrical subway Commission In Brook
lyn has refused 10 grant the application OF the
Ne" York and Eastern Telegraph and TeIs-
phone COMPANY TO lay their wires- The reason
assigned Z that the company q not Ineorporatsd
n n NsN jersey under the Telegraph act " OF
thAt bt4te, but under General Gorporation I"
tes Shlch gives II no power 10 do : telegraph or
seis sphoas business After hard dEht the com
ErS,YS. IN ssttiAg u. fEanchias from the
Opposition. ---@SA S@AAsteA
The sun., 1894-10-27
Five Dollars worth OF Good TIas EaossL
for Frsderiek.

Frederick sprick, is years old. OF PAS Spring
street, West Hoboken. was sent on Monday BY
Druggist Sslicks with S35 TO deposit iu the
bank. He didn't deposit the money, and was
not heard from until yesterday, when he re-
turned home and handed $50 10 his mother He
said he had come 10 this city, intending 10 have
a good time; but after he had spent Is he re-
allied that he vas doing wrong. He promlssd
20 Day back the IS, and Mr.. SelIcke decided not
TO prosecute him. -
The sun., 1894-10-27

heard that the pool rooms were paying some one
for protection he sent for some of the pool
sellers and asked them.
Q-You asked u feion II he were doing an
illegal actr You know the old Couplet:
The sun., 1894-10-27

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, hand made,
perfect in proportion and appearance.
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DEG SOL

NOTICE-Sale of Valuable Town Propert
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
the terms of q certain deed of trust exc
cutcd to George j. Peet, Trustee for the
National Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
citation of New York, by E. 7. Snort and
wife, dated on the 25th day of April, 1891,
and recorded in Wise county deed book
No. "a, page 271, and also pursuant to the
authority and power vested in me by yir-
tue of an order Of the circuit court ofWise
county, Virginia, on the 5th day Of De-
cember, 1894, substituting me as trustee
in place of the said Georpe j. Poet, i shall,
as such substituted trustee, proceed, on
the eleventh day of January, 1895, lie
tween the hours of IL o'clock noon and 9
o'clock p. m. Of that day, in the town of
Big Stone Gap, Wise county, Va, on the
premises, to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, all that
lot, piece or parcel of land, with the i'm
provements thereon, situated Oil Imboden
Hill of said town, being the Southern one
third part of lots described as lots num-
Der one, two, three and four,of block num-
Der lo] fifteen, as shown upon the plat
marked "Imboden Reservation Plat Num-
Der two," recorded in the clerks Office Of
said county. For fuller description ref
erence is here made to above mentioned
deed Of trust.
Tee amount due and owing to said
Building and Loan Association, the benc-
fciary under said deem of trust, ia one
thousand four hundred and seventy-three
and 81 100 dollars Isl ,473.S1.
Respectfully,
JOS L. KELLY;
Dc6 SOL Substituted Trustee.
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ONE HUNDRED MILLION.
The rreysury's Gold Resrve IS IN
tact Again.

The Treasury Gold hesrVe
~ tact Again.
w,su,scros, Dec. 3.-The treas
nrv gold reserve is intact aga 4hs
standing u today, as the result o OF a 10e
r raa when n the gold is paid in will reach
a ahou ISL SIS, 100000. The treasury Us, $
ap s1;t;on. too, is improving: the
con n4hly statement to be issued TO-DAY 9 Gay
showing, as it will, an increase OF o ovo,
s ooo in receipts for November as o over
october CSt and decrease OF ~, so, wv,
W ooo II expenses, making the .s .osa !
o o II expenditures over s reeg nlli,
on The fiscal year 70 Dec: Z ee Sz aol
Of s,' or at tho rate Of S4'o00'0V0 :"
month. avnepd;tnres over
... lint for for tie month Of October er
,ss KS. 600, 900, while for = s owe a
the Ths excess ofexpepdita,res over 9,,s aa re.
80 e soy the fiscal year endlasJuneoo'
ss ada W was about $40, 900, ooo' or near
/ L9y S., 600, 900 a,aonth
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F. NJ. Smith ct al.
The object of this suit is to recover
Judgment in favor Of r. c. Ballard Thrus-
ton, Trustee, against W. E. Harris, in the
sum Of two hundred sixty-six and $500
dollars, ($26668) with interest thereon
from August 18th, 1889, until payment,
and the costs of this suit, and to fore
close the vendors lien reserved in a deed
of said date from Big Stone Gap Improve
ment Company and said Thruston, Trus-
tee, to w. Z. Harris, on lots five and six
6 and g. of block forty.s (4G) I'M
provcment Co.'S Plat No. l." Of the town
of Big Stone Gap, Va; and affidavit hav-
ing been made that Alfred r. Mullins,
Llewellyn N. Crcigler, D. W. Bolts, j. NJ.
Hardin, E. E. Hoge, G. N. McClung, W
z. Smith, Bruce Kenner, F. H. McClung,
Jr., G. j. McCluug, Jr, and LATE Parr,
parties defendant in this suit, arc nom
residents of this State, the said defend
ants are required to appear within fifteen
days after due publication of this order,
in the clerks office Of our said court, at
rules to be holden therefor, and do what
is necessary to protect their interests.
And it is ordered that copy Of this or
der be forthwith published once week,
for four successive weeks, in theBigStone
Gap Posr, newspaper printed in the town
of Big Stone Gap, in the county of Wise,
State of Virginia, and posted at the front
door of the court house Of said county, on
the first day of the next county court for
the said county after the date of this or
der.
A copy: Teste:
W. q. KlLGonE, Clerk.
By c. A. JOHNSON, D. c.:
H. C. Mcdowell, JR., p. q. DEG SOL
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Pursuant to the terms of decree of
the Corporation Court of the City of Bris-
tol, Virginia, rendered on the first Mon
day in December, 1894, in the chancery
causes therein pending, styled the big
Srone Gap Colliery Company ct al, shall
proceed, OH
Saturday, the 29th Day of December.1s94,
at my Office in the town of Big Stone Gap,
to take and state supplementary ac-
count in said causes, showing the amounts
and priorifies Of the liens therein; and
also showing other matters specifically
referred to in said decree, to which refer
ence is here made for fuller notice, and
any other matters which shall be deemed
material by me, or requested byany party
to these suits.
H. A. w. SKEES,
DcO 3D. Com m g G lone
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LETTER FROM WISE.
WISE, VA, Dec. LIST, 1891

WISE, VA, Dec. LIST, 1871.
Editor Post:
Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Company are
sinking shaft for coal on their property 9 :
at Ramsay. They have gone about 90 iee'
ord have struck-water. Isaac Reese, a
coal operator from Pennsylvania, is SUI
nerintending the work, and is conhaen'
of finding coal.
Miss Mamie Wells gave a birthday par
~ Thursday evening. The young people
attended en- mass and everybody seemed
happy. -. ,,r,,
Robert L. Kilgore, the rising legal
,;obt has been indisposod for several
DAVIS. but we are glad to see be is again
ohio to resume the arduous duties OF MS
profession. 49, MN,
Rev. j. r. Kennedy is here Tor the pur-
no.e Of holding quarterly conferences
The Teachers meeting is in session
now. The principal feature Is speeoneS
bv Misses Beatty, Greer and Arlington
! G. Anderson left this morning ior
reek's visit to Lebanon.
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Pound Party.

Last night tho members OF Mr.. Cash's
church gave him a surprise in the, shape
OF pound party. Mr.. Cash and family
had just moved into their home, the Hodge
house, and his numerous friends assembled
at Mrs. Dua's with various good things
Tor our most estimate and worthy minis
ter. Flour, hams, and everything that
goes to please the heart aud palate were
carried to his house. His kitchen was
filled almost from top to bottom.
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,.r.s Tract of Coal Land Sold

One Of the gaeatest sales o. eual
and mineral lands that ever occa'i bu
j.; ~ This section was the sale maae !; ~
Hon , R. 4. irvine, commission. 40
the .he'. case Of McGeorge vs. = ,o:on I'M IN
Executor. The various Interest," elt affar.
Lee Lee, Scott and Wise were 'ls aa.v 0 the
ed eds separately, and in tins m oS5 90
A .. Of the sale wa So ofered
RE RE several tracts were tie .he Key Kew
as "a whole and bought BY Tue > n cor
st. stone Coal aud Iron Company NAP sorta s
s posstiea that owns The ~ m0l means
.,sa nv; Ws sale. The bidding was s ss,s
q .as There were bidders from from
sp aa Scott and Wise and also l1s 's saIe
Lee d;staaes and the result Of the e s sail
,s; als show that the demand + lands ,5.
l w.. yn sor mineral and tinDs' laa's'
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All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to try
1t Free. Send your name and address to
ii. +. Bucklsn & Co., Chicago, and get a
sample box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
Free, as we'll as copy Gaide to Health
and Household Instructor, Free. All of
which is guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. For sale by j. W.
Kelly, Druggist.
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T.. IL. Ouiu SI al.
The object Of this suit is to recover
Judgment in favor of R. q. Ballard Thrus-
ton. Trustee, against E. H. Guild in the
sum of sixty-six and 66.l00 dollars($66 .66)
with interest thereon from November
llth, 1889, until payment, and the costs
of this suit, and to foreclose the vendors
lien reserved in deed ofsaid date from
Big Stone Gap ImprovementCompany and
said Thruston, Trustee, to E. d. Guild on
lot four az of block seventy-two (72),
Improvement Co.'S PlatNo, l." of Big
Stone Gap, Va. land affidavit having been
made that j. S. Bingham and W. G. Col
son, parties defendant in this suit are
nou-residents of this State, the said de-
PENDANTS are required to appear within
fifteen days after due publication OF this
order, in the clerks office of our said
court, at rules to be holden therefor, and
do what is necessary to protect their in
terests. And it is ordered that copy of
this order be forthwith published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the
Big Stone Gap Posr, q newspaper printed
in The town of Big Stone Gap, in the
county of Wise, State of Virginia. and
posted at the front door of the court
house of said county, OIL the first day Of
the next county court for the said county
after the date of this order.
A copy: Teste:
w. f. kILGoRE, Clerk.
n A IouvooS n n
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dent OF UahK:
Worlds FairCommissioner fromkentucky
and reliable business man.
Among the 10000 successful graduates
of the Profs Smith, arel 90 i'll banks, lOO
officials from this and other states. Prof.
E. w. Smith, Prinaipal Of the College re-
ferred to, was awarded the Medal at
Worlds Exposition for Bookkeeping, etc.
If you wish Business Education, or
knowledge of Photography, Typewritting
or Telegrapy at the least total cost, with
Diploma from kentucky University on
graduation, We advise you to cut this out
and write for circulars to
.PRor. W. R. SMITH,
Aft Lexington, Kentucky.
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Do YOU WANT A SITUATION
Prof. Wilbur r. Smith. Lexington, Ky

For Is years Presi
dent of the renown :
ed Commercial Col
lege of Kentucky
University. gives
special attention to
securing situations
for his graduates,
Cost of Business
Course about $50,
including Tuition
andBoard in a fam :
lily.
Prof. Smith has
kept books, several
wears Vice Prcsi-
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,erp>DAl' ' 6
LOCAL ITEMS.
i. L. Kelly went over t" b'is-
:; sunday < :,
!. c GAP last Saturday.
n lIura spent Monday and
!, 4: his week in Gladeville-
". Lowell, our hustlins
;, nao. spent Tuesday at
-. !. B. F. Mills. of Moab;
!. 4. Gap last Saturday ana
s. :,
= Jennings and Polly open
new grocery store on East
], Srst the past week.
le.I,,, ladies' shoes-llbutt0ns
ay.l5 al Green " Hunts.
aJy. Bowie Uncle john is
4 this week with relatives and
I IN abingdon.
1-..., YOU: MAS goods and patron
enc paper.
/. men are 50 argumentatlve
4 ,isv were at the point OF death
/ ,ai dispute it.
Il H. c. Mcdowell is visiting
T. il Roser>villc, Tenn, this
/ lbs. Johns spent Monday in
y hr>inn>s
3 trsms work on Robert Flana-
- barn on East Fifth Street is
anqleted.
b. |. Flanary. of Dryden, was
Gap a few days last week
q he tine a rumor flies around
!. IL, il becomes a lie.
.ylull like to have correspon-
! L ali Of the neighborins towns;
Ss,aolcri>p items.
I. c. Mcdowell, Jr., went up
nc. Il. last Friday on profess
Nsness.
81
4 Hunt ha, a nice line of sad
&5rilles, and they are selling
aaptoo. Call and sec them.
I'll. Humphreys, OF Roanoke,
- business trip to the Gap
s1dly.
81 .. Straley, Of Pennington
81 Eal Tuesday in town. Mr..
g avs he is well pleased with
3 7'ors.
I Duncan, CT Joncsville,
''1s Gap last Friday.
-'te folks are beginning to
b lays until Christmas.
# our treasurs are there
8 are also Perhaps that
S3l 50 many Of US don't
a:ily where we are at.
}. Gray, Receiver of the
\ zap Coliery Company, OF
'ieat day in the Gap the
lstit, one Of the best civil
IA Sonth West Virginia,
@'''"l iUT hM0Xvllle, where
professional business.
9fl'es paid for country pro-
'stA q Hunts. Corn and
;;'al'y. Corn 10 cents per
"a 'eans from $l.00 to $1.25
n. n'I /, Manning. represent
IT. - dominion Paper Compa-
-',,ik'spent a couple of days
=. Iasl week
a ". Lowell Il Co. have
!. "s a on the third
!. r's1 this week. Read
=. iou want anything they
"a night.
~ \ prepared to do first
uniting -. of every kind.
-. la' some nice work done
Na!,
1''aaa Mullins and son,
h.; ~ Seaton, who have
4. " as carpenters in the
), VI the Gladevilie Jail
,,.3 '%o or three months,
I., aust S.,unday-school and
H., s@s viii have aChristmas
auflns the holidays.
b., hayes, who has been
:; ~ l'f a couple Of months
H.. as''ufday for Tazewell
:, ,s,' Ne will spend a few
{. s .. before returning
:" johnson City, Tenn.
'' .. Christmas Goods.
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s,a 'llas to advertise your
!! s, ,'os Let the people
ni ioa lave. The PosT
ID 'ssa rates for large
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VIRGINIA: In the clerks Office of the
circuit court for the county of Wise on
the 29th day of November, 1894:
Thruston, Trustee,
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WISE NOTES.

The new jail which has just been
completed at Wise G. H., is perfect
gem of architectural beauty and de-
sign, and reflects mach credit upon
our architect, S. D. Hurd, Esq. The
building is heated throughout with
steam, and is finished in quartered
oak. 1t is lined throughout with
steel and all the locks are combina-
ton locks of the latest design. This
is one of the incest jails for its size
in Virginia, and Wise county may
we'll be proud of it.
The following attorneys from Big
StoneGap are attending court at Wise
this week: H. G.. Mcdowell, Jr. !,
Hon. r. Il. Irvine, II. J. Ayers, w.
j. Horseley, W. S. Mathews, Gen'l
R. A. Ayers, j. F. Bullitt, Jr., and
Judge H. a. w. SKeen.
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Dc6 SOL
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA.: In the clerks Office 0 f the
circuit court for the county Of Wise on
the 2Sth day of November, 1894
Thruston, Trustee,