Jand was completely subject to the undue influence of the defendant Maes. The plaintiffs pray the court to set aside the deed of conveyance, to enjoin Bishop Maes and Michael Furlong from asserting any claim whatever to said property. The suit has attracted a great deal of talk and was not wholly unexpected.Mrs. Mary Howard Preston, whodied in 1892, was the wife of JohnPreston, a cousin of Gen. WilliamPreston, of this city, and herself a3ister of Mrs. William Preston. Herbrother, Hon. Robert Wickliffe, wasone of Lexington's earliest and mostprominent citizens.—C.-J. •-RIVER NEWSwnen a leaves, over itThe I cy peou and gol the mot dow.IN