ISIS,dis-eat-t hati isand •tra-nes, ling luda line the am-mis-ent-tliat ■s in urt.well i?e$t idle-I at irtl) Etev. i, inmvv/ .ici uoitwo aim biicrest of her estate. net herein mentioned to the daughters of her nieces and nephew, Vertner Woo-ley.October 30,1892—I make this codicil to my will. I have disposed of my Norfolk place in Trimble county, Kentucky, by conveying it to the Abbot of St. Meinrod’s Abbey and sue eessors in office, in trust for the Benedictine Order. I wish that arrangement carried out as directed in that deed which I have ordered to be recorded. If any or all of kin, or legatees seek to set aside this deed or this will, or defeat its purpose, then I direct that such as do shall take nothing of my estate, and the residue, whatever it may be, shall go to Bishop Mc-Oloskey and Bishop Meas in equal parts, and their successors in office, in trust, however, for religious use in their discretion, but I recommend them to use it as far as practicable in educating young negroes in Kentucky and there born. This, however, is subject to their discretion.MARY HOWARD PRESTON.Judge Hoke continued the case at Louisville for two weeks, when the great legal controversy will begin. •———TherPen about what have 1 since two o held s have i of con ous ai For tl to fo Wash his ei sion. gress ernm Mini; Frani recto State mainTh