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The iunoralsctvlO,s over The remains
W Elder William IS. Brighton wee
hold ycst.rIay afternoon, April sUtH,
in the Eleventh ward meeting house.
The clngrugstiHn was large, the hail
being filled. Bishop Robert Morris
.Iu.ilyI. sileg George R1mury
.llyIuI tue opening prayer The SPEAK
l., boz tIt order boo when they Hu.
dressed tuU aHrsmHIurg, wllu l.iuIa
samuel Mckay, Robert Paluuk, Junu
Nicholson, Angus 81. Cannon anu
George TtnEdslr, oil intimate ffIuulG OF
ihu dycrsBtI. Tue rUmaTls were Of g
nature 10 aliOri consolation 10 the be-
TUavUI family, ElIef Brighton having
shown by bic career that he waH an
upright man and consistent aud de-
voted LAttut.uRy saint, Buucdiutiuu
was pronounced by Elder James sharp.
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OTT1wA, May Hon. John COST.
gan, minister NJ marine ana fisheries,
has received Information from Captain
Peterson, OF thu cruiHCr Dolphin, Of the
seizure Oi two American boats aud tho
arrest Of four lshufmen'in Lake Erie.
Order7 have been Issued Uy the mltluu
AMI fisheries department TINT the two
American hlais be surrendered 90 tho
nearest Canadian custom utlCyT,
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NASHVILLE, May The reading
Of the miIIHy r9ugT. w. concluded
soon alter tHg ruAssumUuug tDaHy OF
tho ioint session 90 cUualiuf tine con.
test iur guycTu8uhip A motion 90
adopt tho majority report shigh iav0rs
tile seating oi lurnuy (DrmsCfntl wins
followed by ono 10 substitute a ADOPT
the minority report In favor OF Evans
(llupubllcaul.
Tue committee on rules also report
Cd, recommending the rejection Of the
resolution 20 allow counsel Tor TuTney
and Evans 10 appear before tho con.
yuull1n and make Arguments.
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TO.DAY'S EXHIBIT


The exhibition given by tho fire de,
paTtment this afternoon WAS witnessed
by a large number % people, and the
expressions Of admiration were very
numerous. Everything went on
smoothly with one exception, and thsI
wa, In the contest Dolwoon the hose
companies, when one Of the wheels Of
Hose No, ] gave way, but fortunately
no oue was Injured,
Shortly alter O'CLOCK this afternoon
the program commenced with the drsl
door hitch the horses being uui IN the
stall. Inis feat WAS accomplished In
TIE brlei space Of Ave seconds.
Next came the Tusplnsu ~ the IRE
alarm, nll VI the men being on the
second door ana the horses tied In the
stRlls, The hre alarm was sent 10
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LoufvGLLE, Ky. May l,-Yester.
Days tragedy continues the all-absDTb,
ing topic. Browne Tumnina were
taken TO HunioHon, Ky, today. Gov
tru1r Brown, his wife ana two iaugh.
tors and John Young Brown, accom-.
pgnied the remains, Mrs. Gordon was
buried 90 Cave Hill cemetery today.
Fulton Gordon was arraigned In oOur,
this morning.. His attorneys demanded
immldlalo trlh which was refused.
They then ntklI Tor bail. Judge Smith
said it was not "a bailAble onse. The
case was set Tor lrisl Tor Saturday.
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rltE rLuE DISASTER.
gToss Ncziigencr ga the Part OF Some
Uf .ne trathir's 2icu.

~ HNf hNaANAH q NAfnH
LuwrsguFI Eugp May The
c1rOurr's Jury which has been invest.
eating the cause NJ tho sinking OF the
Nouh German Lloyd steamship Eibu
after tho collision on January 30, Ie.
turned verdict tUlIy ~ gtus- utFll.
gcuuu upon ihe pant ul tho mate aud
the LOOKOUT man OF the British steamer
CBthig, which ran Into and sunk the
Eibe. The two Mou mentioned we're
found by sharp, tue steward OF the
Cnthie, in the galley OF the steamer
when tue steward went ON deck at s
O'clock on the morning VI the collision.
Although On the Port eide Of the
CWluig were q number OF lights which
the steward then believed 10 be- ON
fishing boats, they stayed IN the
galley until the collision occurred. In
spice Oi this, owing TO tie absence Of
evidence from the survivors NJ the
lIhu, the jury found thvrn was MT
sufficient proof that the Ctathle wns
solely 90 blame Tor tho collision ana on
the question OF stand by tho rule OF
rood, the jury eEoreratud Captain
Gordon, the commander o, the CTathle,
from all blame,
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.--...ln- mo- AgaIs.t Wnde.

,.sr,,. Msyl.-In the Oid Bailey
l.g.I,.'.T. Justlco Charles nummu.
w w. cl.e against Oscar Wilde and
t.i Tay.ot The Justice In so doing
w. .i.8.,l iar tho prosecution acted
,.Iy 10 Withdrawing the ,c99iatgo Of
S ,,simcy brought against Wilde, A.
g51Id have ordered the jury 70
,ssipa verdict Of not guilty on that
.Ileratl5n. Ho admitted that there
!. eoffoboaliou Of the witucasos, Iul
4 lufy, he added wonid nave 70
XXI he ehirhctcrs Of mon like Par
.sSyggt And Atkins, whom Sir FL.
Csrkr. in the Juatict's opinion,
,,'rsfIy described a. blackmAilofs.
tia',lcs a.so urged the Jury not TO
4 ileueneed by Wilde's writings.
its jury retired % 1880 pm.
lIiIEA-Ths Jury ~ the Wilde case
r.ngfttd.
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A MANS ALLsDGD BRUTALITY.


OIa whusl, I.rIuI uum Commits
sigucr Nau.l's o.uu, mau unmcI
Fred Lyle, living 900 east sixth South
aiteo', was arrested tuls morning by
Deputy Marshal Cumm.cs, charged
with cruelty beating and abusing q
Utiu boy OF years, whom no aud his
vile have boon adopting since tho
child was seven weeks old. 10 1.
claimed that f0f m0ulhs pact the little
fellow mas u.Ul mo tunes numerically
Treated l| t.u Uu'uuiunt, ami that us
recently lH laat Sunday no took hold u.
hiw BOO brutal manner nuI again iu.
Met unnecessary buu a.vuft corr o..
al uunlahmuuL 10 De- alec stated tls.
iNrfu b. now u Hur upon the Ull's
forehead 49, o. TUuIi 10 tho defendant
ii.usHgp.
Lyle was taken hu.0fp the comm.
.IuHur i1Iu morning nuI uHlrrUI
plea of not gully. His hearing was
auttUrll o., m tomorrow.
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ylv York, May l,-shIp brokers At
M p5u tstm rather tkaptical core
tblug Toe report that the Fair whaat
tlIbuttm0v6I 70 Liverpool liIng, by
~. Ih5arh height has risen 60 81 Bhlli-
bst iof gug5cs 10 Liverpool from San
fmucIicl, II Will have little eject on
Nov Y0ik shipping az the rates offered
tilty 20 means tempt owners 70 send
hslf VeHtIt hiUund the Horn.
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russia IN EARNEST
...,, and Germany lHViied 10 Joint
Action 10 Japan,
FRIENDLY SOrE PROPOSED
,. Understanding That IFS Re
fiction Would Justify Armed
Interference

... May The Gauloi' today
~ ~. t6at Russia has invited
and Germany to sign a Joint
l-' Eating their objections to the
',go,gsacsarrangod at shimon'eEy
~. \, ,ho representatives Of China
,,rsr. aud that tue latter country
.',lesi tbat tho iaotot her Ignoring
a, a,,. viii warrant armed inieryen-
\. an the part Of tho three powef'
-lah .sn u.
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IhIee.QnlrIeI. Oh a CenLmr.

E.auI Edward Stevenson, OF tie
Firt Council o.. Seventies, dropped la
uu tnu NEWS To-Day Tor few minutes,
with lha reminder that while today
was Muy Day u is also the anniversary
Of hls birth, which event occurred
lhfeu-guariyra OF century ago.
Brother Stevenson wa7 90 years OH
today and bids faIr 90 uWyu ON earth
q considerable tune yet, HB me- IL hale
and hearty, aud read. AMI writes with.
out the uru Ui HItctnClrs 90 aid his
yisiuu. Hu iH "a pioneer OF Utah, have
Iug arrived hero in September, 1871.
His munuursnip 900 the Church dllra
IRON 1858, The NEWS CDugatulatps
this venerable wuikrT Iu the cause OF
truth, aud WISHES him many years yet
Of health ami yIgOr Co continue mis-
WORK OF doing good among his fcI-
lUWm1u.
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schilds and othOrs Interested IA the
recent bond sale instead of placing 10
IN tue mint. The same agents nave
been purchasing larger ret Iris sent up
from the principal gold mingI thus
keeping considerable quantity over
and above the Hmrlirr product out Of
the mint Thfso facts arc v1uChuI '5r
by men 10 position 20 know what is
occurring In tbo inner cltcloa."
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rEnALEA.nEAvIs CAsE.

'' documents Iiisd b. the Lady
Aa'e Go nv Fraudulent
~. Vr.'ytthl May Judge Wilbur Il.
~ VI lllo court 0t private claims.
n.y., n. I.' Just returned from spain,
i.G',s'e, lI 2. hallet Provost, special
IN Aa1 United States attorney gem
,,r55 aPpointed TO represent the GOV.
.-a To- The PorallH-Reavis case.
S,.,.n 70 have made the discovery
anG. w e documents filed by Mtf.
l,,,- '',aVla arc fraudulent. The
|L,,,a. giant OF 100000 acres In
|aajIIIa. covers practically all tho Salt
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NV York, May LA special TO
N, WarH rum Guatemala aayt: The
istfmatl0n that Niuarngua hnn nCccd-
10 The demands Of England was
4 iiy received here. IL T. considered
4 ghtlshngu precedent under which
i ,ihi eau 90 treat other Central
l...---n --.Lu..
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~ PEIEEuURu, May IA dis.
i ,,;a, ltom Dubno, IN the government
anyulai announces that half Of
,' own has been destroyed by fire.
p.'a' has q population OF 5000, q
80 numerous churches and y
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WAsWNGIuN, May l-OMcIhls exc
prut' fears that thrto MAJ bu o. hilton
lu Tine NiCafaguau Fgtt.ymyuf, Its
Huil t4ut the possibility Ui the UuIifr
allure OF agreement uBH not boon
passed. ThiH view BE- based on the
significant fact that uO continuation uf
Great Buuiu's acceptance ~ the
tulms hus ureu received OF luu state de-.
uatmuutf the British embassy or the
NlUaTaguAu lggEuH..
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enl.ILY .orNENIns.


aahNA"NNAa
TAUyA, wash, May 1.-The CUT.
b. 5i Tn BlAucE, the dusperado who
ldlug ar TALLER ut Seattle with a
fg3it5 gun recently, has been tanned
tblH.i tu made into pocket bo5ks
1ltTD1'u OF Summer Say u IS an ni-
tuil5 imm0finilzu u "fed handed
r4'!uttn They accuse "a physician
rnHp.ace OF having charge Of the
tliIbg Ci Tho human skin, They sl y
D. pHoaIpI enough VI Blguck's
ihIssI hide TO 81. Kelly, Of sumner,
y nate d pocket book
llbdtnlei by some that Blauck's
t1.,s VIZ. removed, but i8 was uu-
rNti ~ others that enough was
hl1G o. make half n dozen pocket
l,'t. hs0JUu 90 10 was learned that
ltstd books made from tue muTdeTet's
illa could bU had, there was a decided
finill iyr them, esp cially among
l..tt gnlCvr who took part IN the two
ftllmau hunts, the latter Of whic b
flllIl1 iu b.auCh'H cap tIte.
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'ne Huihsohiida Keen tho
b,.,. "''"i "ut OF tho Hiuts.
hlAsrr..'' alAg The Rocky Noun.
giaig+ shy7 edl,0rially today:
lNt ,iil'celpH al the Denver mint
n,l.b ' ,.'gh on heavily Ia The paft
tle.5p TIlle 81 tho increased bro.
10 d. he'e has been no increase
iay sSfi'g'p's a' the other mln,s aud
st,atcr 10 account Tor tho dis.
IIIsi r., 'he mystery has been
| hg IN, ue shelters have been sell.
product " sgenA OF Roth.
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CuEYrNNE, Wye, Mgy l.-G. Il. G.
Houghtun, DooEkreper iOr h. A.
Moaura & Co., OF this city, started Tor
Denver usl evening leaving letter 10
his employers u1nlrsting that hs was
an einbeE1luf. A warrant was sworn
out for his arrest and lac was taken into
custody upon hia arrival In Dsnver.
a hasly examination Of mis- books 20.
veals a shortage Of over 200.
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nnnnE CLanE loo % reLln.

~ lsiN, May LIN response 10
.,hai summons Nicoroy ii Hung
Jllg has started tor Pokin. IL IL
, '4',sl the object Of the journey IL To
,.'le The smpeToT's ratification Of
i's Japan. ''' w" NH'NN
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WARRINGTON, ID. e., May 1.-The
tipnHuuuJ us got has received no in.
imll.0n or complaint about the
ltsietpIl1u OF FbnCiBco NaleTas,
lal 10 dispatches from NOgale-,
htL, 70 be detained In a prison In the
iA,e o. Sonora, Mexico,
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,,,.ta,g.l.tAalAi May Count Ito.
1lh,.-.', OF Tue Japanese council OF
t.,.g anu Count Myoli, Japanese
iaiy' " T. A- 1--WE started for Chee Foo u be
.h,'. 70 ,tA'iiy the treaty OF peace on
Nj, n, ' ...' lAle fixed by the peace on.
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llAY CNU8E \ UryILurlIN.

Coos, May I.-Itis reported from
San JIau Del sur thatlUrf, o. every
probability of o. revolution tfuahiag
out iu NIuamguu 10 tNu government
yields 60 tine uumaulH U. Hlrut Britain,
ittAg prrsgIt IyuruWrHlH u Nicaragua
nI.F, it be- yUu'uI4.. % VIII NOS be-
possible 90 adjust the r.lImr NJ Great
Britain nua tnis probably will provoke
40 armed conflict
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ALMOST SETTLED.
England WiI.I1g 10 Accept h.CIf.
agua'S OnsL
AMPLE SECURITY rORrnG MONEY
Possibility OF a Revolution Il ihc Pres
cut Negotiations Fail TO Adjust
Che Claim.

LOsDoN, May LII IL learned ON
good authority that Great Britain La1
aFfc5I @, tlc prap1srd sui.Iomcu, oi
tho dispute with Nic5rEsug, % iIr
payment OF Ono indemnify De- gusgbu.
ttoI. Itls said thu an4ir BE- practically
settled.
AnWE SECURITY
WAsusuruN, May 1.-The -u7raE.
Zee 10 payment by Nicaragua Hi the
indemnity ruuuud UY Great Britain
viii uU made in the Hmuleff manner
pu.sIuIu, .l There appears 90 ue un 'ur.
cher obstacle between tuu lHJ c.uUs
tf.us n8 Go the 1ral aIlu1imenl
Tue ga atautnr will DO iu nuy ono OF
Euvubl forms HH illIUwG
IlE'--A promise o. the NlgHrAFulu
government, which, iu us uHru #H the
government uau uUyrr uUiHuiiru boo .,F
obligations, is OF iuuit regarded Us %
guarantee,
SycDul-Iuu Huul, 10 Nraueu1. %
rational intuition, with Recognized
standing u London, Will IiuugI be-
give 70 guarantee,
Ihud-ruu republic Of Guatemala,
ono OF tho Richest Ul tuu Central Amer.
loan statui, stands ready tD .uH.HIt
Gtlil.N loo the London uauki 10 NJ rlN'
qua dusif,sih igv0G
tlufth-luU Nicaragua Canal com.
pauN whose w.fI Boz London VII. by
acceptable iu the H'ghusl financial
CIRCLE, viii give either guarantee OF
clah 20 need bc.
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W q REs ED.

On Tuesday, Dec. 25th, 1894, in Mon.
roe county, by Rev. X. II. Wilson. Mr.
HENRY II. BROWN and NJ ISIS VIRGINIA
ID. DILLARD-all of that county.
On Wednesday, Dec. 26th. 1894, at the
home OF the officiating minister, in Mon.
roe county, by Rev. q. w. Hutchinson,
MIR. WI. l.. MILLER and Miss MOLLIE
Is. CoPELAND-all of that county.
On Wednesday, Dec. oath, 1894, at the
residence Of Mr.. J. Grabeal, in vii.
liamshurg district, this county, bv Rev.
&. .. Homan, Mr.. j. WYATT and Miss
Nj. EARL-all of this county.
On Wednesday, Jan. End, 1895. at
Big Sewell Church, Fayette county, by
Rev. Charles II. McClung, Mr.. f. ID.
THOMAS, of Greenbrier county, and
Miss ELIZA E. SIMS, of Fayette county.
On Tuesday, Dec. 18th, 1894. at Mr.
III. +. Sharps near Meadow Bluff, this
county, by Rev. John MCCoRMICK, Mr..
CARRALLO ANDREWS, of Hinton, and
Miss BETTE GRAHAM, OF this county.
On Wednesday, Dec. 10th, 1894, at the
residence of the brides father, (Mr.
John 4. McDaniel,) in Monroe county.
by Rev f. p. freshman, Mr.. CUAs. +
GREEN and Miss MARY b. MCDANIEL.
all OF that county.
On Tuesday. Dec. 25th, 1894, at the
residence Of the brides father, INF.
Geo: L. Lynch IN Monroe county, by
Rev. j. II. Moffett, Mr.. NJ. WALTER
BEAMER and Miss BESSIE LYNCH-all
of that county.
On Tuesday, Dec. Goth, 1894, at the
residence Of the brides mother, MRS,
Rebbecca G. Dunbar,) on Potts Greek
Monroe county, by Rev. q. w. Nickel,
Mr.. j. LUTHER SURFACE and Miss
EMMA DUNBAR-all of that county.
On Tuesday, Jan. LIST. 1895, at the
Presbyterian Manse. at Gap Mills, Mon
roe county, by Rev. q. w. Nickel, Mr..
JOHN b. BEAMER and Miss LAME f.
LYNCH, daughter of Mr.. John &. Lynch
all of that county.
On Thursday, Jan. 3rd, 1895, at the
parsonage at Hebron, Augusta county,
Va. by Rev. j. +. Booker, Mr.. AQUILLA
+. KIRKPATRICK, of Greenbrier county,
and Miss MABEL JOSEPHINE MAY, late
of Greenbrier.
On Wednesday, Dec. Goth, 1894. at
the residence of the brides mother, on
Wolf Creek, Monroe county, by Rev. r.
Wllloughford, MIR. JAMES w. LONG
ANACRE.of this county, and NJ ISIS ELIZA
MILLER, Monroe county.
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Confederate Re.UniOp.

All Confederate Camps and ex-
Confederates in this State, will
please take notice, that a Reunion
of such Camps and Individual Con-
federates will be held under the au-
spices of Stonewall jackson Camp
CIV. at Charleston, Kanawha county,
W. Va, on Thursday, January oath,
1895, for the purpose of discussing
and maturing plans for the establish
ment of a Home in this State for
helpless and homeless Confederate
Veterans.
Without more formal or further
notice, all Confederate Camps i'm the
State are requested to send represent
tatives to this meeting, and all indi-
vidual Confederates are requested to
attend, or that they will get together
in counties where there is no regular
organization and send representa-
tives, so that every county in the
State will be represented.
All the newspapers in the State
are requested to donate enough of
their time and space to publish this
notice until the day of meeting and
to call attention to it editorially.
Let there be full attendance to
inaugurate this worthy and charita-
bic work for our helpless Comrades,
on sure and permanent foundation.
S. S. GREEN,
| COmmnn1pr
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stve stock Markets.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 3rd, 1895.


The market has not been active to day,
and values show but little If any change
since last week. The quality of the of
ferings averaged All improvement over
that of last week, there being rather
more tops and good butcher cattle than
there were then, and more sales were
made AT and near the top range of this
weeks figures. We quote the range
from 81 GO to S4.75. most sales ut SO. 25
to S4.75 per 100 lbs. The range at
same time last year was from 81. 90
to $40 per 100 lbs.
Prices Of beef cattle this week ranged
as follows Rest heeveS at 4. 623nS4 rs ;
those generally rated first quality 4.37ta-
81. 62t. medium or good fair quality
3 5O%S4.25, and ordinary thin steers,
oxen and cows 2.OOaS3 % per 100 lbs.
Receipts 1858 head, against $50 last
week, and ,343 same period last year.
Sales---1 Asa head, against 6Z5 last
week, and l,3lS head same period last
year.
Sheep and lambs. - Receipts, 3 ,66l
head. We quote butcher sheep at 2a3i
cts. per d.: lambs ut 3a4t cts per ID,
gross.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Beeves--Re.
ceipts 4,l95 head. The Market was
higher ordinary to prime native steers
sold at 4.00as4. so per 100 lbs, and bulls
and dry cows, 1.40aS3. so. The range
at same time last year for ordinary to
prime native steers WAS from 90. 80 to
So. % per 100 lbs. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 14,Y0l butcher sheep sold at
9. 00aS4.0 90, and lambs at 3.25a$4.9O per
100 lbs. Hogs---Receipts 1920; live
hogs sold at 1 70ls5.25 per 100 lbs.
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1. l.. THOMPSON, ESQ, Chief
Clerk in the Insurance Department
Oh the Auditors office, will accept
our thanks for copy Of the Audit
or's Biennial Report for the wears
OF lS95-lS94 and also for copy of
the separate report of the Insurance
Department. These reports are
very voluminous and seem to be
very complete. Auditor johnson
calls attention tn the steady increase
IN the criminal expenses of the
State and estimates that the sum of
100000 will be necessary to meet
the expenses for the current year
$4,000, more than was appropriated
for each of the years of 1898 and
1894. 1t thus appears that the ar
gument urged before the Legislature
two years ago in favor of the estab-
lishment of so many criminal courts.
to-Wlt, that the establishment of
these special courts In particular
counties, would diminish the crimi-
nal expenses Of the State, was mis-
leading and false. We therefore
repeat what we have many times
said betore-that all of these courts
should be abolished.
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Commissioners Notice.
Office of Com'r James Withro,c, }
Letcisburg, Dec. 18th, 1894.
Elizabeth McVey
VS..
s. D. McVev
:. u. McNeN-

: EL persons int crested i'm the above
1 A named cause will tax notice that
have fixed upon the 30th day of Jan.
uary, 1895, as the time and my office ms
the place to take, state and report the
accounts required by all order of the
Circuit Court Of Greenbrier county, ell.
tered at its November term, 1894:
LIST, The account of 5. ID. McVey.
as Executor of Robert McVey, de.
ceased, showing what assets came, or
should have come, to his hands as such
and what disposition he has made
thereof:
2nd, An account of the said :. ID.
McVey, as admir- d. b. u. C. t. "A. of ).
p. McFey, deceased.
Srd, ANY other matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by the Commissioner
or required by any party interested.
AT which time and place you can at
tend If you elect so To do.
Given under my hand at my said Of
fee. JAMES WITHROW
Jan. Saw. Com'r CIR. CIR. CT.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-01-10
Notice.
EREENBRIER COUNTY Court:
" January Term, 1895.

CREENBRIER COUNTY COURT:
~ January Term, 1895.
ORDERED, That each and every
Surveyor of county road in Green
brier county do forthwith give notice
in writing to any person whose fence
encroaches upon or obstructs the pub
lie road, TO remove the said fence and
put the same on the proper line of the
road, before the first day of April, 1895.
And, unless such persons remove such
fence before April LIST, 1895, the said
surveyors shall, rs soon thereafter as
may lie, proceed to remove any fence,
which is an obstruction to public road
or encroaches on the same, unless such
fence shall have stood for more than ten
years before said date. And in every
case where fence is on the right of
way of public road the surveyor
thereof shall report the same to the
Prosecuting Attorney.
n copy Teste:
&. b. BUSTER, Clerk.
Jan. 10-Sw.