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pRIpeEpoRT.
Cutting Threatened Change OF p. III. .
Other Local Notes.

OtaoF LOCAL Note1s
The trains on the @. & p. are getting
down 10 business and are generally on
time.
The old stockholders OF the First
National Bank were reelected yesterday.
]. F. Cook, OF the restaurant, furnished
them with good dinner.
Some OF the citizens Of Bridgeport were
at ST, Clairsville yesterday as witnesses
before the Belmont county grand Jury. AT
this session Of court Conway will be tried
for shooting Marshal Joe McConnaughy
with intent to kill.
The first grand vocal and instrumental
concert Of the Union Cornet Band, OF
Etnayille, will be given at the Mammoth
rink in this place on January Goth. This
promises TO be q grand treat and should
be well patroniEed.
Yesterday was q lively day with Ice
merchants. N. Kuhn had q large force
employed, and put up good many tons
OF 6rBt class ice, from six 10 seven inches
thick Tho Koehnline Bros. have some
forty.hve tons Of Ice carried over from last
season.
nv boul'huuuAl oleCtlUu VI Tue LbubT-
kranE Singing Society the following Off.
Gers were elected for the term: Director,
Ed. scheuaer;Yice Director, John Ulrich ;
President, William Fuchs; Vice Presi-
dent, Fred Robrecht; Corresponding Sec
retary, Philip HorniR; Financial Secre.
taIy, John Helnberg; Treasurer, Oswald
SchiCk; Hall 0yerleer, NJ. Book; Music
Committee, John Ulrich, o. Shick, John
Heinberg and Charles Wagner.
Congressman Warner, who represents
this Congressional district, according to a
special dispatch, is reported as remarking
that Postmaster Todd will be kicked out
within the next thirty days. The news
HaBinot well received by the patrons OF
the office. Some Of the best Democrats In
the town are perfectly satisfied with DR..
Todd and would like 10 have him con-
tinued In Office. His commission does not
expire until some time In 1883, and II ID
10 DO hoped that he will be permitted 10
fll the position I'LL his term expires.
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PARKERsBUNa POsroFEIoE.
Nr, sCOtpS Successor to be Named In q
Very short Time.
Special DiApGteh 10 the IHtslliOeleeT,

Ar, ScotpA Successor TO be Named In Q
Very short Time.
Special Dilpaieh 10 the EsielliOsnetr
PAREERsyuRG, W.lYA, Jan. l2,-The
knowing ones in the Democratic ranks are
looking for the appointment OF Postmaster
o. F, scott's successor within few days
His resignation has been accepted to take
effect on the first day Of next month, and
it is not likely that he will be allowed to
continue in office a day longer, The
varied and unique episodes which have
occurred in the progress Of the fight for
the succession are fresh in the memory Of
the public, and the announcement that
ALI. N. Williams Is to be the next Par.
kersburg postm ASter will elicit no surprise,
He has been Senator Oamden's fayorite
from the outset. The Senator has again
exercised his "gTeat common sense" In his
ehoice. He does not believe in the pre-,
tsFment Of fossilized specimens OF JeiTer.
sonian Democracy, and he has therefore
turned cold shoulder on the fathers Of
Democracy, including such men as John
0. Nash, Law p, Neal, p, D, Gambrill and
okheFg.
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Special DlpdleA 70 ne InItlli0taot.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 12.-Ftiends Of Sec
retary Manning are announcing that II
will be the policy Of the administration tc
reduce the public debt statement a. rapid.
" sg possible, and that another bond cal
may Be expected within the usual time
Republican Senators regard the announce
ment 40 q move TO secure leniency, II not
complete abandonment, III the proposed
investigation oil the present financial policy
OF the administration.
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iinlt.d Wpthm.n Csnranllsn.

PirnsunsH, Jan. Il. THE annual meet.
ing Of the Pennsylvania and West Virgin.
Ia Grand Lodge Of the Ancient order Of
United wotkmen convened here this
morning and Willb In session two days.
Inc attendance 10 large, $50 delegates be,
ing present, The annual report ol the
Htand Master Wofkmeh BhoWb the order
n DO In good financial condition and rap
IDLY Increasing In membetship The
most important question 10 be conbldeted
viii be whether the order In PehnbylyAh.
70 shall become q corporate, OF an tnin.
corporate in1tltullon, TN
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rOn.nstion Rather Than D.f.aI.

sptolal bttpaitA 10 NJ intelligence.
wASuiNoroN, Jan. l2,-1t Il generally
believed about Washington that the
proposition oi the President to suspend
the coinage Of the standard silver dollar
will not come before the House at all |
that The Committee on Coinage, Weights
and Measures was selected with VleH 70
preventing q report on q measure Of thil.
Kind, and that the President will avoid
agitation Of the subject Il he eanl choosing
mon action 10 defeat
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Tia Hnta for Ranntnr.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan, l2.-Esch branch Of
the Legislature voted separately to-day on
candidate for the United States Senate.
In the Senate, Hon. A. G, Thurman re-
ceivsd 20 votes, and Hon. John Sherman
L, a Democratic majority Of Q. In tht
House, Thurman received Al votes, ano
Sherman W votes, y Republican majority
oil %. At noon tomorrow the Legislature
viii vote In joint convention for Senator
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scnooNEn wREoKED
on the Massachusetts OOast-oAly TW,
Persons on Board Saved.

Persons on Board Saved.
NANTUCKET, MASS, Jan. 12.-The three.
masted schooner, T. B. Weatherpoor, Cap.
tain Anderson, from Savannah for Boston,
with molasses, sugar and cocoa, struck on
Macomet Rip, on the south Of the island,
at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, and lays
800 yards from the Bhore.
At the time Of striking 1t was blowing q
fearful gale with tremendous sea run.
ming, making complete breach over her.
all efforts to reach the vessel with life
boats were ineffective. Alter several at.
tempts at throwing lines TO the vessel the
mate, Burdick Berry and Charles Wufi
were saved very much exhausted. The
rest OF the crew were lost. Captain An.
derson's body was washed ashore.
The crew lost are John Phillips, Nor.
ris Ryder, John Matleo, Nicholas Smith,
Augustus Smith. The life saving crew
boarded the vessel yesterday and recover.
ed Nicholas Smiths body, frozen in the
rigging. The bodies OF the mates wiio
and child and one seaman were picked
up along the shore. The vessel has gone
10 pieces,
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FElup sent nine Democratic to the Ohio
House, and the Republicans promptly un
seated them, as they ought to have done
II the unss0tsd men can show title to the
seats which they claim they ought to b'
,sssated. Itcan never be shown that the
people ought to be diSIrRnchised.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 12,-Last
night was the coolest Of all. The thcr-
mometer at the Signal office recorded 15'
above zero. This Is over three degrees
lower than ever before recorded here. The
young orange trees are probably killed.
It 10 net thought that the older trees are
much hurt. The weather Is now cloudy,
and the temperature 10 slowly rising.
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By the resignation Of Mr.. Blngell and
the election Of Mr., schultze to take hil
place, the First Branch Of Council h
evenly balanced politically. This ma!
operate as q wholesome restraint upor
those Democratic gentlemen who hAy'
shown a disposition to 20 ita little strong
Neither side can carry through an affirm
alive action which does not Commanc
some support from the other,
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WARMERS WRATH.
he wants the Called ilohdI tsdsSmsd IN
khe silver Of the HSalni,

IIO wants The CALLED DondI RSds0mod IN
The silver Of the RSalns,
WGIHiNaroS, Jan. l9.-Rspresehtatiye
Warner, Of Ohio, to-day had Sn interview
With Secretary Manning at the Treasury
Department 10 urge that The bonds which
are 10 be redeemed on The let oi nsGt
monlh.undet thefetsht call Of the ssCfe.
taiy bO paid in silver dollars or silver Ger.
tiacssss, The interview was a long one,
and the whole subject Of The silver dueni
iion Vas discussed but, however without
resulting IN any concession on the pAtt ol
Beofelafv Manning from the Well.k Known
posItion he and the President have taken
On ibis subject Watnet- waxed warm u
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A TERRIBLE DEATH.
A Young Man Thrown From Wagon and
Left to Freeze To Death.

Left to FFeSEe to Death.
CouNctL BLUFFS, Iowa. Jan. 12.-Thos.
De Liste is farmer living ten miles south
Of this city. Saturday his son Louis came
TO town 10 do trading. In the evening he
started home. When some distance from
here his team took fright and ran away,
throwing De Liste out. He got up, gave
chase and caught the team in snowdriit
three miles from this city. He extricated
them, and while hitChing up they started
again, throwing him down. One wheel
passed over his breast. He again gave
chase, but he soon fell exhausted from his
injuries.
The mule team finally reached home.
Mr.. DeListO and party hastened in
search OF his son. The search continued
all night. Sunday Louis was discovered
near Willow.slough bridge, both hands
holding TO bar6ed wire fence, his arms
frozen stiff. He was in kneeling position
and both legs were frozen and be could
not move. The thermometer was twenty
Eve degrees below zero. He bad dragged
himself for a mile. He was carried home
and died last night,
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A Bla,s ia i,o.top,

BosroN, Mas, Jan. l9.-A FIRE broke
out this morning in the fye.story granite
building on Clinton street, and was with
the greatest difficulty confined 10 that
building alone, The three upper hoofa
we're AIled with -four and canned goods,
stored there by I number Of Arms. TIE
Losses will amount 70 about $4,000, most
" insured. The building 10 damaged 10
The extent oi S95,0lQ insured iot $4,000,
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FIRE AND COLD.
Two Psrsons Burned In n Dwelling IIouSo.
Those BAyed HndlV Froat Ilikten. y


UNION CfrY, Tenn, Jan. 12.--A FIRE al.
tended with terrible results occurred yea.
terday at tho residence Of Mrs. Miles, at
Jordon Station. Mr.. Dlckey, who lives In
the house, was awakened about O o'clock
by flames bursting through the ceiling Of
his room. He jumped up and awoke Mr..
Sam Mcconnell, Bon.in.law Of Mrs,
Miles, who aroused the family and Buo.
ceeded In saving them in their night
clothes, with the exception Of Miss Miles,
the 14.year old daughter, who was burned
TO death, together with d negro woman,
The house which is large frame burn.
ed rapidly, and Mr. Mcconnell had to
throw his wife, two children, Mrs. Miles
and her younger daughter from the
second story 70 save their lives. Tho
whole family has suffered terribly from
burma and The intensely cold weather and,
In fact, the lives OF al are In DANGER II Ii
certain that Mr.. McConnell's legs will
have 10 be amputAted ID order 10 save his
life, % they are terribly frost bitten.
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PrTTsnuRdH, Jan. l2,-Tho severe cold
weather and heavy snow together with
the bloCkadlng Of stock trains Ia playing
sad havoc at the East Liberty stock yards,
Since yesterday noon $50 hogs have died.
The majority OF them frozs to death. The
others were srnothered. Some cattle,
sheep and hogs have also died in cars
while blockaded along the line Of ship.
ment and in the yards.
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EI.GovERSoR CURTIN has been badly
treated for belngA Pennsylvania, and tol
having been on one side Of the secesSion
question while Mr, Baysrd was on the
other. He pays the penalty by being
humiliSted,
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OS another occasion perhaps certain
Democratic members Of the First Branch
vill moi absent themselves to break quo
rum. The quorum which is 80 soon
mepdsd is hardly worth breaking,
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
jacksonville and all Southern resorts. Fct
tlckets, tourists guides and full inlornla.
tlon, call on Of addfets 4. o, Burke Ticket
Agent, Baltimore Ohio depot Wheel'
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yOR the past year the Fire Department
.,neuditures fell ten cents short Of tht
,n5,ouiation-which shows very Clolt
s,nripv by the Fire Committee,
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Toby the nail manufacturers held
their regular monthly meeting at Cincin'
natl, Il is not probable that they will
make any notable departure from their
nrevious action. .tr
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The election scheme, which was a howl
ing and dismal failure, was an unhappy
thought Of the Senator's, who knew thai
Williams was the most popular man bo
fore the people and thought he saw wa,
to shit the responsibility Of the selection
Of the candidate from his own shoulders
to that Of the people.
Since that shrewd arrangement [llzled,
so TO speak. tho Senator has resigned him
self to the fate Of assuming the RESPONSE
bility OF securing the commission to vii.
liams. The latter gentleman, however,
has not been idle during the intervening
time, but has been busily collecting the
autographs OF Wood county people, aud
sending them to Washington to strengthen
his cause and to afford something with
which tho Senator can face the disgruntled
candidates kick because OF rejection.
WILLIAMS STRONG BACKING.
It Is said that he has the strongest petit
ton ever gotten by any one for any pur.
pose in Wood county, That this is Of no
particular significance iS, Of course, appar.
ent to any one who has had half an eye on
recent appointments In this State.
The appointment Of Williams is the sop
thrown TO the "Kid" element here. sena-
tor Camden knows very well that he will
suffer no loss from the old Democratic
veterans who stand by the party through
thick and thin, and would never In their
widest freak dream Of voting any other
but Democratic ticket. But the "KidS'
are disposed to be friSky, aud will make II
very interesting for anyone who slights
them In the apportionment Of spoils
This Is the principle on which the Senator
Ia carrying on his little business at pres.
ent. 1tmay be profitable, and it may not
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wsll.butr.

The steamers Hornet No. 2 and Barnard
are laid DIP opposite here.
The storm Of Saturday and Sunday last
was the most severe that has visited here
iof many yeats. Coal is ID great demand
every teanstet In town ID engaged In de:
liyeflns coal The snow is dfltted many
plAceb In town In ridges Eve feet deep.
The Riverside Glass Works al its re.
cent annual meeting declared q cash dlvi.
dehd oi hve per cent, This company has
also made q new departure which 10 very
highly appreciated by liz employees. Any
hand that has i've and one.hali days time
70 his credit 10 allowed ok full days
Liinel
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Eot UletelAnd .And UhIcAro.

BY taking the / .47 =. n. train on the O.
1 r, road passengers arrive In Cleveland
Al 6i25 2. ~, and Chicago at 0iS0 the FOL.
lowing morning. Oonnectlons made In
Union depot, Chicago, ior al points vest
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IN this year Of grace members OF the
ohio Legislature are not bringing so high
. mice g in 1854.
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Any lady wanting q good seal akin
Baeque can be suited at Geo. X, Taylor'sin
price ft and Quality.
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Touy saERNAS is marching on. To-
no,roT he will be elected in joint con-
VsntiOn, The boodlers are routed
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Tus is, as one might say painful for
p,vnA.
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e.l sUtFtEss In cloth, tticot and home.
spun, 10 cent4 a yard, reduced from 81 25,al
BRUEA 4 CoTfGR'6,
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tFwili pay you 70 visit the remnant
counter Ak BRNHa 4 OoIlAA'h.
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tN4RRRsfiNd race d ChApiine street
rink this evening, bridgeport ag4ln1t
Wheeling,
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Ghs GtteILigsuar

oaasi M, ~ and u Fourtsen.ll stFoot.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27
Not 10 Candidate.

Rev. Jas. h'l'ass. editor Of the Chris.
tian Ad,ocat. Sanford, made Tue News
office pleasant call last evening. ON his
way south. Mr.. ncl'ass has Just return
ell from the middle portion of the state.
In reply tn the question, il he were a can
di,latc Tor congress un the prohibition
ticket, he informed us that he was not.
lilo furthermore stated that he did not
advocate the nomination of ANYONE ~,
that ticket, and that he was opposed Ia
the third party movement anyhow. lie
il cmphatically opposed to the idea of
breaking old party relations in order to
support prohibition. lie does not think
that the cause Of temperance can In arv.
in that way. IL IL letter to leave the
parties as they ARE and invite all friends
Of temperance reform To sustain the
movement without, in any measure. dis
turbing their party relations. The pro.
hibition movement is u moral one and
there IL no oxcn" ~ necessity fur third
party Ia promote its cause. Mr.. hPass
is a consistent, able temperance man
and looks ut matters in "a practical way.
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Florida knights,

The Cincinnati Enquirer, Of the 18Th
inst, contains the following notice Of y
Florida organization: Uniformed Rank
ORLANDO Division. No. |, Knights Of Pyth-
las, of Orlando. Fla, will arrive at six
O'Clock this morning in their special Mann
b0udoir ears. en- route from Toronto
home. They will lay over in Cincinnati
until Tomorrow morning and go sOull,
via the Cincinnati Southern. This diyis.
ION took the premium 70, long distance
Travelled in attending the grand conclave,
and were presented by the citizens Of
Toronto with a magnificent scarlet satin
banner, appropriately l-ttered and trim.
med in gold. They brought with them
100 small ailigators, which they gave
away, and thus, in connection with their
ears decorated with palms. air plants,
stuffed alligators, &C.. made them "A
marked feature from Florida to Toronto.
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lbeatl, Of Jim Blaine.

DEPARTED this life the lsth Of Jui,
James Blsine, after ten days suffering
With disease If the eyes. AMI suffering
from the painful surgical operation. The
eyesight was res,crs.i, when he was
taken with cancer al the TcOt of the
tongue. The poor fellow had served his
country faithfully up 10 the time death
hal pa, his hand upon him. Although
small IN stature. he had the strength Of
those much larger, and when in the field
worked with as much au,bition as any
at HI. co-~orkers. lie was a native Of
kentucky but from early life was a resi-
dent Of this state. Tie MAS compare
lively young and had scarcely reached
the age Of twenty years. lie was black
mule named James blaine. T. T.. :.
Cone, Fla. July a'ith, 1ssG.
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WELAk 4 NOTES,

Special Correspondence Palatka NEws
Our delegates got home all %. X, and
the county ticket. it Is thought. was n
good onc. The next thing is to elect il
and 1t will take every voter To make i,
sure. We look to lmuyhert,'s nu,nina
ton as a certainty.
\ recent trip on the Comet show
Capt Cable to la as lively and ac
commodating IN ever, He is in goo,
spirits. in anticipation of soon having
the tieorgsa on this route. and SAYS sh,
has been greatly improved. That the
patronage Of the lihe will increase b,
the better boat, is beyond doubt.
How il this moon for rain: We insI
wish the moon would come upside down
next time. Too much.
We we're much pleased. the Other ,lay
To feel the friendly grasp Of our esteemed
neighbpr, DR. Robinson. Of Como: bn,
when good man like the Dcto,
gets aboard the Drayton Island steamer.
and wants to be landed ON Crescent
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On this very pretty site. The hotel, with
yeTsn'iahs, when completed viii make a
very grand appearance with its electric
lights that 1t Is said the company will
put IN Il, can he seen for miles up or
down the hay. and when liz up il will be
grand. Nr. tstlchrist says the company
will build a very fine deI.A and will
sIare M exI-n-e IN making this the most
attractive stsot on Charl lite HaIbor, and
With tie advantages Of icing very
hsallhy AMI in direct connection by
transportation by sra as well a. land AMI
the mllins>s If the climate ami BEAUTIFUL
h.a,lon ami tine fishing and hunting on
tile coast. 1t will undoubtedly b-come
ans III th. greatest winter resorts in
Florida. We stayed hut a short time
after this and once tnore found ourselves
on our httle craft, and We up with
anchor anal started hack Ia Cleveland.
hut We 'iid not start a. We expected our
littis. craft had g,t hard on III. ground,
by the t''i- gnIng out. but by hard push.
ins 10y the captain and also the assistance
Of Mr.. Murphy. who showed his qualities
a. sailor hy jumping overheard and
helping tbs captain IN sho, Ing her into
water here >h,- would tln;.t. The united
effort, of the iva prevailed and our goa al
ship once mere iloated. and il was all
at-'ard aEd W. ~sre oil for Cleveland.
having had a very nice sail and arrived
IN time Ia take th. train hack Ia Barlow
that night, where the major and my self
made ourselves cOMfOStable. and lhe
next morning We left Tor lakeland, a
very pretty town on the South Florida
railroad with 200 inhabitants. and will,
good lands surroundings it. and is very
desirable location for any one % settle in.
They can 90 further ard do worse. 1t is
something II rival To it,rtow--at least
Barlow il somewhat afraid Ut her. Her
rapid trnwth denotes her prosperity,
MAJOR Haley left me at Lakeland and
took the Peml@iton Ferry road aud con.
nected with the Florida Southern at the
ferry and arrived home in Palatka tina,
same night. went 10 kissimmee tina,
night, and the next morning foun,
myself IN my way hack tO Ialatka, III,
Gem City III the 81. johns, and one of d..
most desirable and thriving towns 81
Florida. lI@rhaps have tried your Ia
tiehre quite enough. Mr.. I'll tor, with M,
lengthy letter. hut il you will 10, xiv,
me ,h. time | will promise never :,
trouble you again.
True FiORIDIAN.
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He could rot he injucsd 70 acceIt a
nomination On any ticket for congress,
much les on a prohibition ticket. He
decidedly dtsaPproyes Of the proposed ac-
ton al OcalO. if it is the purI.ose Of the
men who have il in hand TO organize a
third party in the interest of sO-calIesi
prohibition. Mr. IsPass will advocate
prohibition in every legitimate " az. but.
in doing 81. will Neither ask nor re,ithre
men to forsake their party To FOLLOW him.
There l.. IN his Judgment. nothing in
prohibition at ali inconsistent with the
met consistent party feality.