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OPERA HOUSE LYRIC AND ORA.
BIATIC COMPANY.

The subscription prices win be as follows during
the opera season l872-T3:
Dress circle ana parquette proscenium 49,. 8 1000
Dress circle and parquette latti ed boxes 90. 900
Dress circle open boxes. xes..................... 700
Second tier proscenium and latticed boxes. 500
Orchestra seats I60
General season tickets (l3O nights, personaI) 100
The seventy seats heretofore reserved for the
members Of the Opera Association to be reserved
to this last category Of subscribers (BiOO) The
number of said subscribers to be limited to 200
Subscribers to be entitled to the privileges Of the
Opera house Club, Benefits TO take place outside
of the 1870 regular performances subscrfberE ia
bOKes or orchestra seats to have preference on
said benefit nights should they desire to retain
their boxes or seats. In that case they are entitled
to the subscription prices. Subscription to dress
circle and parquettb prOseenium boxes to be for
i've nights week. Subscription to other boxes
and seats two nights a week at least pro rata Of
the prices above mentioned. Performances nights:
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
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FOR RENT,
EDUCATIONAL.
HIGH SCHOOL.

M ALAEAhH HIGH SOhOOL,
1873 RACE sTRET, hesEpof Coliseum Plaos.
II. ID. Edwards and Samuel IA. Lewis,
Principals.
VII prepare pupils to enter the Louisiana state
University, or any other College in America A
Commercial and Primary Department attached
Military discipline, with daily drill.
Circulars to be had at the School, or at James A
Gresham's. 80 Camp street. su20 1Om
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FROM ST. MARY PARISH.

Response to the Call for a Liberal Con-
VentiOn.
The following extract from a letter from
st. Mary shows the manner in which the
address and call of the Executive Com
mittee of the Liberal party are received in
that parish:
The address to the People of Louisi-
ana" has received the signatures of large
number of our most respectable and distin-
guished citizens, and al will sign it, with
the exception, however, of a few old weak
minded fOgies. We don't care for them.
1t is our intention to call parish cOnven-
tiOn on the twentieth of next month, for
the purpose of organizing for the campaign,
and for the purpose of electing delegates to
the State convention to be held in your
city on the first Monday of August.
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At meeting of the Board Of Directors held on
the tenth day Of June 1872 il was resolved to pay
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT on
the net earned participating premiums for the year
ending May 81, 1872, payable on the third Monday
OF July next. Also to pay on demand ten per cent
interest to the scrip holders upon conversion of
their scrip into capital stock per amended char
ter Of the company.
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GUNNER A8IUsE HENTs.

THE HERNANDEZ TROUPE.
Pant0mimists, Gymnasts. AcrObats Ventrilooufsts
Magicians and Dancers
VIII shortly arrive in New Orleans for the pur-
pose OF perfectlng their fall arrangements for a
travelling season through the South; remaining in
tais city for few weeks Will give a series OF
light summer performances, and can also be en-.
terUainment
For fuu particulars inquire at the Academy Of
MUSIC isl9
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Cesslble from five car lines.
This institution is conducted after the plan or
the beat music schools of Europe. The Board of
Instruction counts among its names the most sue
cessful teachers and artists OF the highest merit
and reputation. Admitted are beginners Of all
ages from seven years upward; also, advanee5
pupils who wish to perfect themselves either as
amateurs, teachers, or professional artists; and
those who wish to resume their studies after
long Interruption.
Terms, rayable in advance, as follows: For piano
voice, for ten weeks two lessons weekly of two
hours each, S25. For theory (harmOny and com
pcstiOn) organ, meodeon violin, vOlineello, harp
tute guitar. either, for ten weeks. two lessons
weekly, Of one hour each, SIS. Reductions made
for two branches taken together.
Vis,tOrs are invited to call and witness the
method Of teaching and the progress Of the pupils.
For references, circulars, particulars. etc. apply
at the office Of the President, No. 80 BarOnne
street or by letter. addressed PostOfhee box No.
1895 New Orleans, Louisiana.
THEOPHTLUS MASAC,
au26 Iv President.
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MEETING OF THE PEOPLE
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LOTTERIES.

DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
Stair LOTTERY FoR JUNE pa, Isz2.
GLASS 153.
81 % 8 50 % % IS 20 Is % aaI-I-
The above drawings are published in all the prtn-
eipal papers, and are drawn In public daily at ths
rooms Of the company.
Information furnished and prizes cashed by
HOWARD, SIMMONS & CO., Contractors.
s.. Charles street, corner Union, New Orleans.
witness eur hands ct New Orleans Louisiana,
this twenty-sevetHh dsv of June. 1874.
81. PERALTA
ADAM GTFFBN,
Commissioners.
BRwARB OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. aD3s
n OU1sIANA STATE LOTTERY
OOMPANY
incorporated AuguTs Il. 1888.
OaARLEs T. HOWARD. ................PRzSIDKNT
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID BOHKMR-ONLY 5000 FUMBKRs.
Capital Prizs........s...SS0,OO 600.
CLASS 1.
70 BR DRAwE AT EEW ORLEANS o.
Saturday, June 30. 1S59.
HOWARD. SIMMONS co., Contractor
5CuV5u.
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OUR BATON ROUGE DISPATCHES
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MISCELLANEOUS,
CCHmLINGER PAVEMENT CO0lPANY
ONCE No. % CarOudeIet street..
GEORGE F. BROTT, Managing Agent.


This pavement is concrete stone, LAID in squares
OF anv desired size, shape color. The power re-
Qured to render assunder one square inch OF Port
land cement of which this stone is made is found to
be 1852 pounds. Its superiority as compared With
bricks il shown by the fact that the former yields
Ouly TO the crushing pressure Of l26 tons, while
Stafford blue brick pulverizes at fifty tons, IRE clay
bricks at forty-hve and midway perfect brick at
forty eight tons. The above results were deter
mined BY experiment made by General J. A Oil
more United States army, and by some OF the
ablest en- gineers of Europe.
This pas ement is laid so that the blocks can not
get out Of place being adjusted to the ground 80
the bearing is equal in all parts. Neither surface
water nor grass can penetrate the seams. AAd as
Il can be laid in small squares, expansion or con
traction does not crack or break It, ArtinclaA
stone pavement made, with this cement for its
chief Ingredient, was laid on kRg William
bridge Edinburg the courtyard Of the Liverpool
Exchange. and the platform floor of the ra ilroad
station at Kew Castle. It has been laid extensively
in New York, Chicago, Washington, Buffalo, Baltt
more and Cincinnati, and refer to the pave
meut in front OF the Times office. and to that at
hr. Washes residence, at No. 344 BarOnne street
ia this city.
We are prepared to execute orders for banquettes
(sdewaKs) doors for stores, malt houses, stables,
breweres ice houses aud all other places required
to be water tight.
Particular attention is called to the following
class Of paving for which its beauty, durability
and cheapness places it beyond competition:
FLOOR TILES. of various cOlors, for churches,
halls court yards, garden walks, cemeteries, etc
my95 3u
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LARGE AUDIENCE ASSEMBLED
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"A
Sugar-cured Hams at 10 cents best al l2k cents.
900 pounds best Sugar-cured Hams at l25s eents
per pound
OO69 hounds Green hams at 8 cents per pound.
10000 pounds Green and Smoked Shoulders at
cents.
Also 500 Mcclellan Saddles at 50 50 each.
For sale at s. B. CHURCHLLS,
No 30 Magazine street,
Between Natchez and Gravier streets;
apl0 IL Under St James Hotel
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SPEECH OF GOVERNOR WARMOTH
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CRESCENT MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.

The Board of Trustees resolved to pay interest at
SIX PER CENT CASH on all the outstanding GER
TIFICATEs OF SCRIP to the legal holders there
of on and after the second Monday in June next.
They have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
THIRTYTHREE AND OEE-THTRD PER CENT on
the earned premiums entitled to participate for the
year ending April 3O 1872, for which certificates
will be issued on and after the first Monday in Au-
gust next, free of government tax.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
naDVS
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BY TELEGRAPH.

B 7 TELE GRAPH.
OUR BATON ROUGE DISPATCHES
MEETING OF THE PEOPLE
LARGE AUDIENCE ASSEMBLED
SPEECH OF GOVERNOR WARM0TH
CONGRATULATIONS POUR UPON HIM
Especial TO the New Orleans Republican,
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CONGRATULATIONS POua UPON HIM
BATON Rouer. June q. 1872

Especial to the New Orlean. Republican,
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
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ORLEANS
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
No. 80 Baronne Street,

Three and onehalf blocks from Canal street. i've
doors above the Piano House of p Werlin, ao-
cessible from five car lines.
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lceNTNUED OF BI9RzR PAoa.I
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'RoP0s1is ron FRESH BFEF

a o'H's A. Q. s.. FOHr Moa.sSI, IMs,n.I
Sealed PsegS,ss 70 dupiiss.sl WI Be received st
larniahnE frcsh Beef, required by the spbsistsnos
ppsp.5sIsss y; y a., Il ri. s,ston. durias siI
iaiors.'lo. 4 . soaai,iss ss,,.y q Beet, pAJ,
NIL Fin, IA ~ b. sA 3. RI Id.s
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

SnTtCps nv NEW ADvPRTIsBMENrs.
LEriNnR OuRkRy, Auetloneerh, viii sell on
Monday, May ~, At $50 O'Clock, p. m, a.deslra'
BILE lot Of ground on d street south, near New
Jersey avenue. Also, on the same afternoon, at
the sane hour, valuable improved property on
the corner Of Eighteenth and Boundary streets.
BooAs wTtiE will open to-day a new stock
Of lRcss.
A oANARY BIRp has been lost.
WI Freeman will lecture on Wednesday
evening.
BH. wAaSER, real sstats broker and auc.
tioneer, will sell, on Thursday, May 90, at $50
O'Clock, p. m, q desirable name house on the
south side Of L street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
OK FRIDAr, May 81, at go O'Clock, p. m, I'm.
proved property on II street, near the Govern.
nent printing once.
Also, on wednesday, May ", ut o'clock, p.
tn, two-story frame house on II street south
east, near Fourtsenth street,
JAPANRsK FANS at b. W. Reed SonA
A sroRE ron RENT and fixtures for sale.
A YOUNG WOMAN wants q situation a. cook.
Tar rimms n winslow's light underwear.
Mooss BRos. q 10. offer for sale valuable
residences.
THE stanton Guards will hold their levse at
Union League hail to, morrow evening.
PRoPosALs for building the Boundary and
Silver SPRING. railroad will be received until
May "a
GASES q WILLIAMS, auctloneers, will sell,
on Thursday. May 10, at $50 O'Clock p m, I'm,
proved property on sixth street west, between
q and n streets north.
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

GRAM SALRs.-Ths sales yesterday were
1900 bushels OF choice Maryland wheat at
t2uX.
REcEIrTs oT WHEAT.-Messrs. D. Talbot
Son received yesterday, por canal from Seneca,
1900 bushels Of wheat
THR highest price wheat has brought since
the close Of the rebellion was received yesterday
In TIL, market AZ an advanced price Of ilsl cts.
over the last sales.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. The steamer q.
Vanderbilt arrived yesterday from Baltimore
With general merchandise for the District mer-
chants.
LuNHER.-MeHsrs. wheAtley Bros. received
per river from salisbury, Maryland, yesterday
5000 feet Of yellow pine lumber. Messrs. Jos.
4 J. 4, Llbbey resolved per steamer Lady Of
the Lake y, 900 fett Of yellow pine lumber.
FmE-Yesterday morning. about elS o'clock
an alarm o. nre was sounded, caused by the
burning Of the roof Of house No. 10 High street,
occupied by y. StAhlman as q candy store. The
names were promptly extlnKuiahsd by the mem.
bers Of the Henry Addison nre company before
much damage was done.
SENT TO THE HosPIrAL.-The woman Mag"
Murphy, who was stabbed saturday night BY
10 the Washington Asylum, there 70 remain 70
await the result Of her injuries. Harper was
carried before Judge smell yesterday norning
aud held ut $1,000 ball for . further hearing.
INQUEST Acting Coroner DIR. j. French Har'
ilgan yesterday morning held an inquest upon
drowned In the Potomac Sunday while fishing.
The Jury returned verdict Of accidental drown
The body Of Joseph Hill, the boy drowned In
company With scott WAS sueselnently recoy.
necessary, being that the causes Of death we're
the same, and therefore gave certificate TO the
effect as above stated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14

YIsIr
WAllAeh's
Dollar Store,
lgl Pa, av., below National Hotss.

JUsTIOE TO WHOM 1T BELoRss.-Ip Justice To
one Of our most snterprlslng citizens, whose On.
ergy aud activity have secured Tor himself a
iair share Of public patronage, We publish the
following card, which explains Itself
To ne Public As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the Idea OF advertising and say that
u u only intended 10 make Newspaper men rich,
and who At the same timO claim that they never
devote dollar TO such purpose, and yet resort
" mean ekpedlent1 70 reap the benefits Of those
who do advertise, feel II due 10 myself and To
my patrons TO state that have no branch store
10 washington, and none save that Of my hoop
ART and corset iactory, Mt AOs Seventh street,
lntelligsneer building, Ladies In search Of my
and the number, Charles BanVn, los Seventh
street, between u and 4 streets, Thankful ioT
past iaYOrs, beg leave 10 Inform the public that
have Just received my new spring stock, In
Guiding all the novelties In hoopskirte, ooTsets,
kid gloves human hair, trtmmlngs, the most
complete stock OF fancy and plain hosiery, and
ladies' furnishings, all Of which are spooialtss,
and that will ondsavor IN the mture, A. In tho
past 90 10 conduct my business - 70 continue 70
SuUuFo the confidence Of the ladies Of Washing.
ton, the Efforts Of enennioe and malicious poraOha
10 the contrary Notwithstanding. Charles Baum,
~ seventh street bslWssn y and 4,
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AMuIsE EN -.


mNuntmmfs NNuAtrclu.
In many respects this troupe II decidedly ths
best that has visited our city In o, long time.
Lincoln hall held large auiIsncs LIST evening,
and they were kept 10 continuous roar Of
laughter By the successive comicalities Of these
nrst class performers. The parlor entertain.
ment was sxoellenti the sand wlched jokes frosh;
the singing good, and the GHals, introducing
among other airs the best ssiections nom ia
We never saw better scssntrio dancing than
that given By Mckee and Rogers in "Rebecca
Jane They were appladad TO the scho, being
called out four times. -.
romaneer," and Hall In his banjo solos created
Immense amusement. Ricardo strutted about
aa Nilsson with wonderful grace, aud sang very
swSesy billy ManninE ~ nu .nos,ior c c,guy
dian. Littis Eddie docs the Jig dancing oleyerly
for one Of his years. The "Walk Around" was
very amusing, and won rounds o. applause. we
regret that our crowded colum ns prevent u
iengihIer notice Of this talented compgny,
Every scat OF Lincoln hall should DO hlled THIS
evening.
''rIreus,stanee."
The ever popular, humorous and eloquent
dough has chosen his entertaining lecture "Cir.
cumstaucs" as his subject for Thursday night
next Tue sale Of reserved seats opens at Bal.
lantyne's this morning. Remember u IL for
the 6enent Of the womeu's Christian Associa'
tlnn, and 20 early for your tickets.
The Black Crook.
This grand spcetAcular attracted fair house
last nlaht. Several now features were Intro
dueed and received due appreciation. The
demon Ballet was as devilish as could DO
wished. Tho Can. Dan was given with all the
spirit and vim necessary, and lsofados juggling
was quite astonishing. The rearrangement OF
s scene vas "a ss usual, greatly applaaded. on
Saturday evening next Messrs Sessford, Buck.
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iI.aughtor.l
But Mr.. speaker, I do not despair Of success.
The dlaaHectlons In the Republican party are
am in hvor al s,andins Nv The Democrats
party 1 shall vote for the man who represents
Them when nnd him 10 the nsld, ! shall mot
party In me following Language:
0Point whenever you please TO an election
district which you viii pronounce morally rot.
. ,ssS sisc,Ion giving large majority
Tor thst which styiep itselt the Democratic par
S.non.,v IN IN. land, and you will and nins
tenths II their spirfts activs participants
% that same ps ESrSs,,, iu.S., May =, Z
| love-, and lived and died In nothing It's debtor"
| iI,aukhtsr
ms !, me voice q ne Sipclnnau nominee.
| mat this MONT 90 went bail for Jefferson Davis.
| Tt i too narrow platform for a presidential
campaign. tLsugh.erl tits most dangerous
tween tho man who put Mr.. Davis IN jail and
the man who balled him out, II would not be n
prudent Issue, and as friend Of the southern
arouse feeling which 10 rapidly passing awuy,
for the soldier element Of the North Is mngnanl.
nous, and ust, good. -. -,
natl I convention. hundred millions Of prop.
srty stood ready 10 ball MIR. Davis. He was not
south would have baiied their own ptisonor.
but there was a time when Andrew Johnson
seers,sty Of War, desl ed, as idssirsj, % ar.
rest Robert r. Lee and Joseph T. Johnson and
other prominent leaders o. the South. But one
man cSuid prevent H. That man Is now the
Chief Executive Of this nation.
Clsn. draut at that time stepped Forward and
told the authorities that no had taken the pa
roles Of these dlstinEulshsd eoniederates al sol.
diers, and those paroles should Do respected.
tApplausel
Mr. SPoer, Of Pa. The applause comes from
gentleneu on the other side, and IL "a hitting
ar. Voorhees,. i fear, MT Speaker, that III
should be driven 70 take the stump and press
tue claims q MT. oreeiey should dad eapli.
date opposing him who had done more and
kinder things for the South than he had. In
response 10 the gentleman from PennsyivAnla,
nr. speer,l lregrst % say anything. In pa,s.
regard 10 the applause does not very we'll be-
come enc who steadily votes on the Republican
side on the subject Of the tariff.
Mr.. Randall My COLLEAGUES Il acting 10 ae-
cordanee with the interests Ot his constituents,
which the gentleman from Indiana IL not doing
In the Interest Of his party:
his conviction and I 70 mine. hut II gentlemen
In the Interest OF hlgh protective tarih think
to drive me out o. my position they are very
from nobody.
Mr.. Speer, OF Pennsylyanla. The gentle
reward
Mr.. Sherwood. belioye the speech Of the
gentleman Il made In the interest OF the Repub-
loan party.
gentleman from Indiana tMr. NOorheesI has
been " the White House.
Mr.. voorhees,. In responie to the remsrk OF
the gentleman frum New York, mir. ROOse.
welt, ard all others who indulge In a similar
strnin, say that have not crossed the lhresh.
old Of the White House for more than three
aU1H h4aAU lNI "A La MI N..I
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During quarrel on Sunday afternoon In q
house In klley's alley, between David ScoW and
James II. Shorts, IN reference TO the formers
vile, scott was terribly beaten by shorts, oaus-
Ing the blood to now 70 ruoh gu extent that his
life was nearly gone before II could be stopped
IL seems that Scott went home and found his
wife with Shorts, under suspiolous orcum-
stances, which 50 enTagod him that he went for
his mushet, which stood In corner. Anllel.
patinR what ho was after, Shorts caught up
hrlokbat and dashed II At him, striking him on
and after beating him to his hearts content, ran
away.
He appeared at the Police Court yesterday
morning aud sued out warrant against Shorts,
scott appears TO be an honest, hard working
man, and says that Shorts has been In the habit
OF giving his lScOu'e) wife drugs, and then
from home. Omcers Brelslord and Berry were
soon on the ground and took Scott and his wife
Into custody until the affair eau be VeatlEatsd
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The following bids for the construction Of a
bridge over Rock creek, at ShOsmakSr's nails
were opened Saturday by the vice president oil
the Board OF Public Works. The said bridge Il
70 De- built Of wood, with stone abuLmsn's AZ.
eording 10 specifications furnished; Collins Il
Hudson, ts,tlli ]. H.. Bird 90, tlo, 600, A,
Pannell, N0, zoe eoi Richardson n PufSslI, w. 800
Ihoe. DonohO, $500; Henry Shields, ii, S16 Is;
John MoOarty, $500 .Goi A. II. @. MurtauEh,
born, So,92I.90; u, II. Bliss, Hepburn, Brown 4
20, N,5I3. The award has not yet been made
Mr. =. N; Hogan has been transferred from the
vice preSldenrs office TO that Of the chief en-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14

Teresa Walter desired to be divorced from
WIN. Walter. The wife alleges In this case
that she was married In March, l6Ili that about
month after the marriage tho husband asked
her 10 allow HIN to put his namo on her silver,
and on her refusal became angry and violent,
and thFoatened 10 ruin her character for chaa.
uty. She alleges that he cnntinusd this course
Of treatment, and at one time struck her with a
The divorce was granted.
Horatio Merryman vs.. Mary Louise Merry.
that his wiie has oommlued adultery with one
james Wlckorsham, and boasts thlt the petit
TONER IL not the father Of her children. She
has lett tho plaintiii and gone 10 philadelphia
where no 70 Informed she has married again
The divorce was granted as prayed,
Amelia t. MIX vs.. Edward NJ. MIX. The
plaintiff 10 this case alleges that she 10 q resi-.
dent Of Georgetown, aud married the defendant
In June 1895. She charges desettlou and aban.
donment for the full and uninterrupted SPACE
OF two years The divorce was granted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-14

WAR DEFAhrAEsTy
OTTtcE or IifE OHtEE stoSAL OTTIrRA, J
WAamH0roH. ID. ~. Mag u a NJ. 1Ha \
sYHOPsiH FOR THE PAST TwKNTT.FOuR HoURa
The barometer Is highest over lower Mlchl.
gan and the lower lake region. IL has fallen
north and west Of the Ohio valley and the low.
est Is probably central over eastern Dakota.
The river has Continued rising at st. Louis.
CLEAR aud partially cloudy weather Is prevail.
ing very generally on the stations east OF the
Rocky mountains, with light to fresh winds.
PRoBABlLITlKB.
Falling barometer, sOuth0rly to en- sterly wind 8
and Increasing olOudness for Tuesday from the
western gull 70 Lake Erie and the upper lakes
and very probably threatening weather with
areas OF rain from the Missouri valley 10 Lakes
Superior and Michigan. Nor'herly TO westerly
winds, generally clear and pleasant weather
and rising barometer over the Nov England,
Middle and south Atlantic States, the winds
shifting TO easterly and southerly over the
lower lake region. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated,