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Plant System Special Rates

Ou LIZ 20 SIA - lLS -A44 :
System will sell tickets to Mobile,
Ala, account Southsra A-socia-
ton Convention via al rail at rate
of one fare for round trip plus 81
membership fee, return limit Jan.
10, 1897. Or will sell Via Po.t
Tampa and Plan: Steamship Line
for ship leaving Port Tampa Dec.
20 and good On return ship leaving
Mobile Jan. IL, at rate OF $50 50
fer the round trip.
Ga Dec. p to Is inclusive, and
Dec. 80 20 Jan. l inclusive tie
Plant System will sell tickets 10
all points in Florida including
Pensacola at one fare for thc round
trip with limit to Jan. I, 1897.
Tickets VIII also be sold on the
above dates. with same limit, to
points outside Of the state within
a radius ofthree hundred miles at
arate of one fare TO Live Oak,
Lake City or Jacksonville, plus
one and one third fares beyond for
the round trip. Under conditions
given above tickets will be sold to
students on surrender Of certif-
Gates signed by the superinten-
dent, principal or president of the
school or college on Dec. 10 to 25
inclusive.
Dec. IS TO so inclusive with
limit Jan. ?, 1907, the Plant Sys-
TEN will sell round trip tickets
from all stations in Florida TO
Ocala and return account Florida
State Teachers association at rate
of one cent per mile Travelled coun-
ting short line milage.
Jan. II, IS, il and 10 the Pant
System will sell tickets from all
points in Florida to Tampa and
return limited to return Jan. 10.
at one and one quarter fare for the
round trip, account Annual Con-
vocation of the Missionary Juris
diction of Southern Florida Of the
Protestant Episcopal church and
the Florida Annual Conference OF
the M. l.. church.
Excursion to St. Augustine,
Fla, account Florida Baptist State
Convention Jan. 4 to IS, 81. Jan.
4, 5 and 6the Plant System will
sell tickets 20 S.. Augustine and
return, limited to Jan. IS at one
and one quarter fare for the round
trip.
For full information and tickets
call on or address
+. J. Huber, ticket agent, Plant
System, Ocala, Fla.
H. c. McFadden, assistant gen.
eral passenger agent, Savannah.
+. Nj. Jolly, division passenger
agent, Tampa
r. L. Todd, division passenger
agent, Jacksonville.
B. w. WRENN, passenger traffic
manager, Savannah, Ga.
NT.aI
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Our Xmas goods are now ready
call and inspect them. Ocala News
Depot.
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CHEAP MILLINERY.

We have large and complete
stock of up to date millinery, hats.
ribbons, feathers, etc., In fact every
thing kept in a first class millinery
store. Our prices are low, and
goods are the best. i solicit your
inspection. Mrs. Z. A. BROWN.
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Furnished Room wish coed
Do%,"' IcS@'e1 Two BLOCKS from
PUBIC square On Ioft klnG avenue.
Fire Place in room. Also two Ia
bic bo1rdcye. ", 7. Smith.
-IIaVe yen private furnished
room 10 rent? Al 81 ii ou~ cent
: word coI.asn MI fill !.
Treat yourself Il a new suit Ct
cloths for Christmas, We viii make
1t ioI YOU a very low ccst. David
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The Ratk3t has Just received

baskets, clothes baskets and ha'f
bushel baskets cheap.
Cups and sauccrs, vases ana
fancy China ware 1t Oca'a News
Depot.
II you like to see pretty China
and cut glass ware call a. BiE2scy
& Co.
Bound books, poems, cbildrcns
books, linen toy books and 500
bound books a. 25c each, at Oca'a
News Depot.
Examine those fine toilet goods
at Tydings & Co. They are the
best and cheapest.
-Rheinaur's dry goods house is
the place for boys suits, the best
selection in the city and prices TO
suit the times
Respect the honest opinions of
others.
Stoves, cradles, tablets, trunks.
doll carriages, dishes and al kinds
of toy furniture a. Oca.a News
Depot.
When you wan; n good shave
go TO George Williams, narrow
guage barber shop
We want your trade, come an5
see us for choice family groceries.
| J. J. Gerig.
Drink White House Coffee for
sale by J. J. Gcrig.
Dress suits for men and Buys st
Rheinauer's.
Monday was the shortest day OF
the year.
--latest and correct style Of
ladies shoes a. Rhei0aur's dry
goods house.
The Racket will open several
wagon loads cf Christmas goods
last Of this week. We dent blow
about opening days; we are open
every day except Sundays with
house full Of bargains.
Walking caucs suitable for
Xmas presents at Davidson &
VanEchop.
Just received Buckwheat, Bulk
Oatmeal, Pettjjohn, Rye and Ora
ham at Martinot's French Bakery.
Would you be comfortably cIad3
Buy your underwear from R2well.
VIM. Norton hrs moved his bar
Der shop from the Ocala house to
the MontaZuma where he will be
pleased TO serve his many Gus
toners. Keeps only the very
best BARRIERS and guarantees per
feet satisfaction to all call at his
place. He also ask the patronage
of the travelling public.
The Racket will receive a large
shipment of matchless bargains
this week,
Cute little soft sole shoes and
moccasins for the babies. on sale
at Rowe!l's.
Habit soon becomes master.
-Yd,wide-See Island SC per
yd. at Rheinauer's dry goods house
Watch for our holiday opening
on Dec. ID, big line of holiday
goods. Ocala News Depot.
Nothing pleases the male sex
like a pair Of nice kid gloves. we
have them in all shades. David
son & NanEchop.
All kinds of nuts, new crop, just
received at Troxlers.
Christmas cards, bound books
and all kints of childrens books are
being received Gaily at Ocal4 News
Depot.
You can get clear insight into
the best bargains in city and coun-
try property, improved orange
groves and vegetable farmers by
calling on or address Haisley and
Co., Ocala.
Rye, Graham ard Buckwhcat
-four a: Birdsey 6; Co.'S
Drums, guns, tool chests, wagons
velocipedes, games, tin ard ir3n
toys and every OTTER kind OF toy
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To Cure a Cold in Ono cav

Take laxative Brcmc-Quininc Tab
lets. All druggists refund tbs
mercy if i fails TO cure. 25c.
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0ourHWEsTERN MEETING.

on Wine to Texas Common
Ii, fo!hts-Other Rates.
LOUIS Mo-, February l4.-At today's
tahysso,t me executive board of the
Nat war lfaitic association an agree
ems 10. redehcd providing for rates OF
tzrloa%si iVu pounds on domestic wines
fM no'n,s from 81. Louis 10 Texas com
$ing tba Z houston and Galveston, that
$raa \, rnsu!e now in effect from Cal
= Nester,e, Aas points. The exceptions 10
! apply 10 vlasSiilcations were amended
n olhsr uird class rate on crackers
! The 6, atuyies taking the cracker rates
be prnnoss.i4sht Western classification.
nIxeJ S,sioh TO apply the carload rate
N glase N.pIleuls Of paints, oils, win
Re isr Nurpentine, rosin, putty and
h nera it,,Sieu from the rate committee
Tie mst,sr by the executive board.
tlnts esS, - q rates and divisions from
sc.yes ~ vi me Mississippi river, which
Iies frnn question of establishing fixed
fpay an nv, me association gateways to
e dlsron,IHlilc regardless Of origin and
<engh ra,a, nuahce OF publication OF
fstrrsd ~ ~, was, after a full discussion.
Pm the r.t IN Standing committee of Ave
ssilon ~ .ltee appointed to consider the
4 ana ~ ra'es on lumber stavcs, head
fasas no;n,tels' from Missouri and Ar
sSle Il O ras and from Memphis, were
AMI WEI an agreement during the
terstan5,s given further time with the
10 ss,ag IN that event OF their fail
ree,in, 'n.'y should So report to the
Alioarns1s OF the executive board.
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SECOND DISTRICT.

|. Fort Worth. Texas. February 1.-THE
following business was transacted In the
=, ,,nd district civil cour; OF appeals to-
ury,
rins. fotions SubmItted-D NJ. Osborne e.
co VS.. Poindexter g. Tidweli, for rehear-
ing. Max Paul VS.. Mingo d. Shelton. for
rehcaring; Texas and Pacific Railway
company VS.. Joe johnson. for rehearng
and TO certify; German Insurance compa-
nv vs. A. p. Luckett, for rehearing; VIM
cameron & 60. VS.. First National bank Of
nanatur' for rehearng. John g. Harrison,
trnsfee VS.. n Harding, receiver, for re-
haarinc, l.. j. Barrett county judge VS..
" Coleman, to advance.
n ',ions pecided-H. L. Ware VS. Cock
oomntv, TO file record, granted y. T..
Vfe.',ns Us. ]. II. Lyman ct al, TO file rec
"a 'grauted; r. l.. Dabney vs.. J. l.; Nc
gTtar,i,I, et al. for rehearing, refused; 10
,sa,.,,.ht Of al VS. T.. A. Enless ct al. for re-
We Mpis ne refused: h. \; Noss VS.; c. V.
ilrrTorreiF county judge. for renearing, re-
l,,iad a. Lombardi VS.. laac shero ct az,
luf eraabeiring. stricken out under or1er IN
IoI ~, ,-,i. &. Lombardi vs. isaac shero
mo "a strike out motion Tor rehe afins'
~ a.; ~ Charles Primer Ct a VS. Mlke
gr.3,,on Of al, for rehearing, refused. euIl
661riorado and Santa Re Railway company
Do'1 u E.ily. for rehesrins. r@insee'
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-
INCIINES TO DOUBT.
A MANNER OF tho Greedy Expedition ~
:" OF Nansen's Discovery.

A Member of tho Greedy Expedition Taiks
-" OF Nanscns Discovery.
Indianapolis, Ind, February H-Sunu,
:, ,rrsae,,cks who was O sergeant 10 the
Greedy expedition, said today tnat a.
thought II was within the bounds OF posn-
bilIty that Nansen had reached the Nortn
pole, but II was improbable that no nau
reached 1t and started on the return IOWA
the east coast Of Greenland.
Sergeant Fredericks thinks It IS propS,pte
that the pole is on land. lie SAD; w md
Went up the weEt coast OF Greeniang'
while Nansen went up tho east consts ,ttsXt -
lowing the course OF the JeAnnette. dne
iva courses verge In the north q uFee17
land. When We were ut o9rsiAE gar AL "
, ca,,ld zee through glasses we could ase
only land. am inclined to aone n,s y; ss "a
,.on than we found and by means o. ~
sleds may have made his WAY 70 t ~ 1p,,sst
~ ha did Il seems as said, thst ne t y X,
Seriainiy have started homewaru 49, ss ~. ~
west coast OF Greenland, at,edf vsnfnas 81
the currents
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clarcd that " tho law authorizing the
secretary TO sell godl bonds was repealed
hat moment tho parity would fail and
the country would no to silver basis,
Tho money In daily circulation was silver
and silver certificates, lie concluded with
the statement tina; the poor man. in whose
interest the restoration of silver was In
Noked. was most Interested In preserving
"A sound financial system.
Mr., Turner spoke two hours. lie re
cevcd demonstration when he closed.
Mr.. Dalzcll Rep.. PAD, also u member
of the ways and means committees. an
alyzod the contentious of the silver men.
IT was agreed that the commercial ratio
between gold and silver IL " 20 |. sill
YER men contendcd that tho opening OF
the mints to silver would make that metal
appreciate in value until the commercial
value would be brought 20 the legal value.
But this was mere assertion and dog
matism.
Mr., palzcll said there was conclusive
proof In the past experience OF Europe
that silver would not appreciate as "A
result OF opening the mlnts to silver coin
age. The fall of prices since 1873 was
duo to invention competition. the reduc-
ton In the cost of transportation, etc,
and not to legislation affecting silver
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Dalzclrs re-
marks Mr., Dingley demanded the previous
question which was ordered, whereupon
the vote was taken on Mr.. Crisp's mo-
ilon to concur In the senate free coinage
amendment 10 the house bill. The vote
resulted 90 to 2l5.
The announcement of the i2S minority
against free silver was chcered by the
anti-silver forces.
u
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MARINES HAVE BEEN SENT TO SEOUL.
King Remains Under the Protection
OF Russia.
NO AMNESTY FOR THE IRISH.
The Engiish Government Has Decided -
Refuse tho Pardon Of the Politi.
GAL Prisoners.

Yokohama, February N-Details Of
British. American and French marines
have been sent to Seoul. the capital Of
Corca. In view of the disorder attendant
upon tho revolution. The king remains
at the Russian legation. A new cabinet
has been formed and mandate ordering
the execution of the former ministers has
been issued. A conference OF foreign
ministers at Seoul has been opened at the
Rusainn legation.
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CUBAN NEWS.

SICK INSURGENTS BUTcHERED.
New York, February 1.-THE Havana
correspondent of the Mall and Express
says:
In clearing up the mystery when foi.
loved General Iuuue's battle at Paso Rcai
| have It officially from Spanish sourc''
and also from citizens Of Paso Real. WHO
wero eye witnesses OF the battle. that .'o
hospi,al was invaded, wounded rebels
Killed. some of them in their beds. and
,h,, when thirty-sevon Spanish prisoners.
,n%ep In the battle outside q town; were
Yen, TO be taken away. Bcrmudcx, N
retaliation for the, butchery OF ny shs srVS.
ordered a line TO be formed, ana tmrty'
9even were plnioned and shot
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NIGHT SESSION.

very exciting row Mt the night sos
sion of the house, which was devoted TO
tho consideration OF private pension DIS
WAS prevented by the good temper shown
by MIR. Tnlbcrt OF South Carolina, whose
uttornnccs at the night session two weeks
nro caused Mr. Barrett of Massachusetts
TO offer resolution to ccnsurc him Tor
''trensonnble and Scdltious" language.
Tonight Mr.. Talbort was opposing a
bin 10 pension "A soldicra WIDOW VINO hhu
subsequently remarked ana hhn bteh
divorced from her second husband, whcn
Mr.. Hardy Rep md. arose ana made a
savage personal attack upon Mr., IhiDorL
South Carolina" he snid, had nlwayh
been raising her voice In opposition TO the
I'VE have heard from South Carolina"
snid he year In and yenr out except the
four ycnra when she WAS out OF the
Union She has caused more trouble mum
nnv State In the Union from the time
statutes Of the United States In lsis-nnd
Jackson threatened to hang MIN Tor nls
palns--up to the present time, whon me
rcntlcman from South Carolina appears
In this body and gentleman with similar
proponsities appears Mt the other END or
the capitol Her record here Is without
parallel am here to vote Tor every
pension bill presented 10 this house dc.
spi,e South Carolina. which has not sent
an honestly elected representative to con-
gresa since 1872"
Mr.. Tnlbert was eViucntiy Hu,iriins WI,
der great excitement while this attack
was being made and an outbreak was
expected but he restrained himself with
,IifficuIty and turned the attack with
pleasant reference to the fact that Can
nda had bcen heard from tMr. Hardy was
horn in CpnadaD Later however. while
d"cussinc another hill he took occasion
10 remark that he had noticed that those
who had taken no part ~ tne var WIZ
Ioudosi in their proclamotions Of patriot
ism and their denunciations OF those VINO
had fought against the Union; ,o,o,.
Mr. Talbert served In the Coniederss,t A..
81 have noticed" concluded Mr.; Tai
bert. that those who are inyineim,s IN
time Of poace were generally inVisiDlc IN
hn ,in,n Of war" U;rent iaughter),
At iosso p. M the house adjourned uhu'
Tomorrow,
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STEAMER LOST.

Philadelphia. February 1.-THE Briueh
steamship Aswanby, CAPTAIN Cameron
from Hamburg. January IA. for Phlia-
dc,phla. with n crew OF thiriy'hve mon
and cargo OF beet sugar worth $4,000
has not been heard of since January H.
mr., believed 10 have been lost at sea.
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A MAGNANIMous OFFER

London, February H--Timothy Heaiy
has writ,cn to Thomas Sexton. urging him
on the ground OF party needs TO reconsider
his refusal of tho chaIrmanship of the
party and offering 20 withdraw from the
party, n that viii purchase Mr.. Sexton's
acceptance. and the heartiest cooperation
Of the Healyites, whose only wish, ne
says. IL to make Sections tenure or tho
chair agreeable and honorable.
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BILITIEs.

Washington, -uary 14,-Alabama'
Mississippi. Louisia. elec Eastern Texas
Tennessee and KentucsminEair; warmer
southerly winds. We SO
Montana: Continued fair; sad Nwesterly
winds. y Of s,,
South Dakota: Fair; colder; Gection
coming northerly. ION
North Dakota: Fair; warmer In west
ern portions; variable winds becoming
southorly.
wyoming and Colorado: Fair; variable
winds.
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NO PARDON FOR IRISH.

London February li--ln the house OF
commons Sir Matthew white Ridley. Sec
rotary OF state for the home department..
replying 10 Timothy harrington and
Michael Davitt, said that he had care-
fully considered the cases of the Irish
prisoners and had decided that he could
not grant them amnesty.
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uoproN,s ACCEPTANCE.

Albany, N. y. February IA mueh
heraIded event OF alleged political sig
nificance took place here tonight when
Governor and Mrs. Morton sat down TO
dinner with twcnty-eight invited guests,
in.lud1ng all the political leaders Of
prominence in the State of New York
II has been said that this dinner was
to be the practical acceptance OF the
presidential offers by his friends TO Gov
ernor Morton.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

An area of high pressure overlies the
Gulf States tonight. An area of low
pressure, accompanied by warmer
weather. has moved In over the northeast.
The weather is generally clear through
out the country
No precipitation reported during the
past twelve hours.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken at all stations at
S D. m. 18th meridian time:
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WILL WITHHOLD CRITICISM.

London. February 15,--1'he Times says
that for diplomatic reasons 1t la probable
the leaders OF the opposition In parliament
will withhold their criticism OF the Vene-
zuelan question during the discussion OF
me alpepdn. y. offered by MIR, l.. Athley
Jones, radical member. deploring the alb
scnco from the queens dispatch of nm MS
surance that tho whole boundary dispute
win be referred to arbitration. In hccoru-
ance with Americas suggestion.
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wUyLER no TAKE THE Field.

New York. February 1t-A d'spascn g
the Herald from Havana says:
learned unofficiaily that General wey'e.
viii personally take the field. Gens sa
VIEWERS pnrpore Is said to be 70 p, a..
ms 'o od Mncco In the neighborhood OF
omivican and force one or both to swe
hattie Immediately.
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TO-DAI'S FORECAST.
Probabiiities-Fair, warmer, southeriy
FOREIGN,

All possible efforts are being MADE by
scientists 10 discover whether Nanson's
reputed discovery of the North pole is IA
fact.
British American and French marines
have been sent to Corca, where a man.
date has been issued to behead former
ministers.
English government has decided to re-
fuse pardon to Irish political prisoners.
United States has been chosen as arbi-
traitor In tho ltallo- brazilian dispute.
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srTRRENpEREp,

Havana. February H-A dispatch from
Santiago de Cuba says that the insurgcnt
,a.aor reiix Denis has been killed IN
mn arrangement with the Spanish troops
and pinety-two OF his followers surren-
dered 10 the authorities.
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Ninety-two insurgents are said to have
surrendered after defeat.
Confirmation of hutchcry of sick insur-
gents by Spanish and of troops by the
Cubans in retaliation
Weyler will take the field in person. 1t
is said.
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CHICAGO.-Republica will hold their
county convention today. Delegates to
the State convention will be elected. and
candidates named for a number of county
offices.
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TO-DRT'S FEATURES.

NEW yORK.-The police commission
ers having resolved TO abolish police STA
ton lodging houses. they will be finally
closed today.
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LOGANPORT, Ind.-The cornerstone of
the new $4,000 Masonic temple will be
laid today with impressive ceremonies.
Grand Master ORourke Of Fort Wayne
will officiate.
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Big strike OF shoemakers is threatened
at Haverhill, Mass.
Hcsters statement shows cotton 2,5el ,ool
bales behind hast season at the same time.
Dun is optimistic over the bu mess out
look, but Bradstreet says it is dull for
the season.
Speaker Reed Is said to be opposed to
the passage OF the Nicaragua canal bill
at this session
steamer with crew OF thirty-fve
men is thought to have been lost at sea
There are 10 new developments in the
Pearl Bryan murder mystery
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CHICAGO,--Mayor Swift has sent invi-
tations TO the governors of fifteen South
ern States, asking them each to appoint
five delegates to be In Chicago today for
the purpose of perfecting the organiza-
ton of the Chicago Southern States En-
rnsitiOD COmDnny
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SPORT.

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,r.r,sn,,,-. 80 ,,,, - -, v,
cr,ticiv,,r c,o,orror CnItorsor ,oy bo,,iro.
''.o,-'1e NO. ''' ''' us
Ma attemnt will be made to null of the
.,.N,'., p w. ~ a,.o,.,,sa, co., ~
15,b
Cove,ror Abumaa, hos granted q con.
coss,o,, for hu,I frsts N commence sun
doy Il, Iauro7
49, 800, oro enid IN ho improvi,r,
and an Dentist is in attendance on him.
80 a',' az on,sod ,o,. fnor ,ho ,ph,,c viii,
,.,,,. he T., nu,,i,,
Associated Press correspondent is sure
the fight will come off.
New or'eats Winners W''., w" NO.
To /; Ethel Farrell TO =; Sautorne TO
% 'eWiso w" :" =" -
Bob Holman. to !.
POLITICAL
Sound money Kentucky legislators say
Carlisle couldn't persuade them to vote
for blackburn.
Morton is understood to have formally
entored the race for the presidential nom
,no,ior
Inc ,H1>i'i 49,, .o,a
Cotton--Liverpooi auNhnoeu e''i .',' ,o'
49,, o,sod orr
violent upheaval in wheat prices is
predicted
Large quantities of Egyptian sugar are
he,nr imported.
Ranks rcnort the money market easier.
vho,t-Went down. then up and down
again. closing * lower
Catt,e--to higher for desirable lots of
..,,,r,
''' s. o,p market gave manipulat
a., ao,,rass values
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Glllctt IN. ", Stewart (Wis).
Gillctt Mass). Charles W. stone,
Graf, william A. Stone.
Griffin, STROBE (Nebp,
Gr0sNenor, strong,
Grout, subway.
Grow, Sulzor,
liadleN, Tart,
liager, 1arsney,
Hall MOI. TQwney.
llalterman, rhylor
Hardy. Thomas.
Harmon Traccweil,
Harris Tracey.
Harrison. Irelcas,
Hart, Fucker.
Hatch. Turner Wa1,
Hentw hole. T.rncr tNa.).
Haincr Pal, lpdegran.
lleminway, NanNoorhis,
Henderson, Wadsworth,
Ilcndrick. Walker (Mass).
Henry Comm, Walsh,
Hepburn, Wnngcr
Hicks. Warner
nm Wonn.). Washington,
Httt illlD, Watson UndD
Hooker, Watson (Obio).
Hopkins, WELLINGTON.
Howe, White,
Howell Wilhcr,
Hubbard, Willis.
Uuilos tOhiol, Wilson (ohio).
IIulng wv Va(, Wood. ,,.
Huh, Hurley. Wright
JenIoins a.,
Pairs wMa announced a. follows. TN
frat heiug In favor and tho latiflllkR9ins
tha sonnte amendment. McDcarmoNd nut
Woodman. Stallingp nnd Leonard, Eyl'
and Russell Comm. Pcndfton ana Han
lev Cobb tAla.), and Powers, tioWnru anu
Eddy Pinglcr and Adams
The house then took n recess until
o'clock tho evening session to DC ucNot's
ts.