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New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03

Meeting of Creditors Of ROwles Brothers
Mass Meeting Of Anti.Repubiicans-
Alumni Of Williams COllege-Rnilroad
Hands Dying of Cholera near Cairo
Prevalence Of Cholera in At. Louis
Denied-Fire at UniOnville-Cholern In
Cincinnati, Memphis. Nashville and
Little Rock-The Chicago Races-CrOps
in Indiana and Ohio Damaged by Rain
The Governor of Georgia Seizes a
Railroad - MnyoraIty Of Baltimore -
The Kiowas and Cheyennes Peaceably
Disposed Killed by Lightnins-TOr.
nadO in Kansas.
WILL1AMsTOwN. Mass. July c.-The
alumni meeting of Williams College. after
q long discussion. decided against .ne ad'
mission of females.
CAIRO, July 2-FOur railroad hands, four
miles below here, died OF cholera. Several
others are sick.
ST.. LOUIS. July 2-Several of the most
prominent physicians deny that the cholera
prevails here. They cal! the disease malis-
nant cholera m0rbus.
A gentleman who has Just arrived here
from Fort Sill, Indian Territory. says the
Klowas and Cheyenne Indians. who re-
Gently left their reservations, are returning.
They had been out to have their annual
medicine dance.
The 100 squaws captured by Colonel Mac.
kenzie from the COmanches while on their
reservation, and who were imprisoned at
Fort ConchO. Texas. were returned to their
tribe three weeks ago.
A driver Of beer wagon, name TN
known, was struck by lightning in the
southern suburbs Of this city during the
storm of this morning and instantly killed.
His abdomen was torn open, his face and
hands blackened, and black spots appeared
all over his body. Inc storm of this morn
ing did mach damage 20 roofs, chimneys.
fences, trees, gardens, etc. IN the city ana
suburbs. Much anxiety i. felt as to the
effect Of the recent heavy rains on the
wheat crop. it being generally thought u
will sustain good deal of damage, especial
Il in the section west OF here.
SpRi.GrlELD, July At q council Of
Buwles Brothers g. Co. held at Ingleside
on Saturday. it was decided not TO avail:
the settlement of the estate in bankruptcy.
bnt 20 press the acceptance OF Mr.. Apple
toms cash offer and the firms bonds for the
balance Of the debts: said bonds TO be re.
ceived for all dues to the firm and for all
future .ervices Of the house in ITS re-estab.
iish1nent as 4 trade exchange and inter.
national express and banking company, but
in payment Of money disbursed. and to
be yeGeemabie in five or before ten years.
Boston, Jnly 2-The Ray felting mill at
knoxville. Franklin county, was entirely
destroyed by fire last night. Loss 100000;
insurance $4,000. The fire is attributed
to spontaneous combustion.
At the July meeting at Basin park the
race for 2:29 horses was won by Ben Starr in
three straigh. heats. Time-2:32A. 2:3l u.
2.4. The attendance was good.
PHILADELPHIA, July IA young man
named Deleur, clerk to the paymaster OF
the navy yard in this city, left here on
Monday, and has not bean heard from,
although search has been made. This after
noon the paymaster's safe IVES forced open,
the keys being in Deleur's possession, and
it IVES discovered that OF least $1,000 were
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03

George B. Loud. Esq. division super'n'
&c ndent Of education. has just completed an
inspection of the schools OF that portion OF
his section lying in the Attakapas country
and is now IN this city on important busi'
ness connected with their future manage
ment. financial and otherwise. Mr.. Loud
is faithful and energetic officer, and enters
into the business Of his department with
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03

The friends of Colonel S. A. Stockdale,
collector Of internal revenue, will Do
pleased to learn that he is in improved
health and spirits. He is enjoying the
healthy breezes from the mountains Of Col
orada. His postof6ce sddrese 10 at Denver.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB,
= Following Stakes Are Now Open and
Will Close August Is, 1873.
FOR FALL MEETING, 1919:

FOR FALL MEETING, 1873:
THE SLOCOMB STAKE. for colts and FLIES :~o
years old $25 entrance ?. p. with 500 added:
second horse TO receive 42G0, and third { 100; oue
mile; to carry three -yeaI-od weights.
THE ORLEANS STAKE for colts and FLIES
three years old; 42j entrance, p. p.. with 800
acaed second horse 20 receive $500. and third.
5 100; two miles.
TIE HOWARD STAKE, :0r colts and FLIES two
years Old &25 entrance. p. D.. with 800 added !;
second horse to receive 800. and third, $40;
winner OF the SlocOmb Stake seven pounds extra;
one mile; to carry thr ee- .ar-oid weights.
Al communications Must be addressed 20
JOSEPH 2. HORSOR. Lock Box No. $50, New OF.
leans.
G. A. BREACX.
je28 lw President:
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEw York. July ., Evening.-Cotsoa closed
dull; middling 2lc; sales to-day 1870 bales; nes
receipts 46l; gross 3457. fales Of futures to-day
500 bales q follows: July 10 : Ice; August 20t0
% 5.l6c September 10 13l66l9fc October IL
IS slice; November l8 l-ltO16tc; December $50
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03

Winners time was 233la. 2:361s. 2:;394a.
Second Race.-Trotting race. for purse
of $4,000; $500 to the first, $3.50 to the
second, $3.50 to the third. and $500 to the
fourth horse. There were sixteen entries,
of which twelve started. Udell was the
favorite in the pools. The first heat was
dead one between Udell and Kate. with no
official time.
sThe following is the summary Of the
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03

The customhouse and Office of collector
of internal revenue will be closed to-uor'
row.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03
BY TELE R APH

DISPATCH FROM GOVERNOR KELLOGG
PAYMENT OF INTEREST COUPONS
CHARGE OF JUDGE DAVIS
WALWORTH CONVICTED
SALE OF BONDS TO GERMANY
THE PROBABLE EFFECT
A SUBJECT OF fELlClTATl0N
RESIGNATION OF CESPEDES
THE IRRECONCILABLES IN SPAIN
Their lntrigues Against the Government
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
NEW SPANISH CONSTITUTION
EMPEROR WILLIAM GOING TO VIENNA
CHOLERA IN ST. LOUIS DENIED
THE RACES IN CHICAGO
A GEORGIA RAILROAD SEIZED
TORNADO IN KANSAS
THE KIOWAS AND CHEYENNES
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03
THE PROBABLE EFFECT
A SUBJECT OF FELIClTATl0N
NEW SPANISH CONSTITUTION

EMPEROR WILLIAM GOING TO VIENNA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03

D Referring to the above the business will be con.
nued ct NoA lo4 to lOe Baronne street and Nos.
13s and Ia Rampant street. for my own account
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03
CHOLERA IN ST. LOUIS DENIED

THE RACES IN CHICAGO
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PAYMENT OF INTEREST COUPONS

CHARGE OF JUDGE DAVIS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03
BUSINESS CHANGES.

l,,e.i1iny from the commission business. re.
fu1n thanks 10 nv friends for their long continued
patronage and solicit for my successors a contin.
usnce of !l.eir favors.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03

DISPATCH FROM GOVERNOR KELLOGG
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-03
Meeting of the school Board.

Last night was the regular meeting OF
the School Board. Present, A. z. Broad
head, H. c. Dibble, Charles II. Thompson.
II. L. Rey. J. B. Cooper. James Longstreet,
j. S. Clark, E. c. Billings. J. H. Ingraham.
Thomas Carey. G. W. Boothby and J. Z.
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CRI MINAL.
WIFE POISONING CASE AT
NEW YORK.
SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
EN- POSTMASTER STEWART OF
PITTSBURG, INDICTED.

SENTENCED.
ALBANY, New York. October pa
Shaw, VINO was convict d nj Sandy Hill,
Washington county, of the murder of his
wife and children by poison. hs, been
sentenced to be hanged on Friday, No.
v,mber %.
EVANSVILLE, October "a. The Jour
nal has private lvices from Hoyk ms
villc that throw suspicion on the tenants
If George Wolf, who WAS murdered there
last night.
Two ADDITtoNAL INDICTMENT
P1TTsPURg October "a Two additional
indictments, one foi paying the other tor
forgery, were found hy the grand jury OF
the Cnitel States district court OF West
"rn Pennsylvania, against Ex-PUstmaster
Stewart of this city city ,n-d-y.
BRoTHER.IS.LAw sUSPICioSED.
BOsroS October "a A cornners in.
quest, held on the body of Mra. j.. Me.
Code, found dead on the sidesalk near
her residence, has resulted in the holding
~ her brothcr-in-law for the conmittal OF
the act.
POISONED.
NEW YORK, October ~ capt Sam
y. Smith, residing on Long Islanu. ha.
been arrested on a charge made by ser
want girl that he compelled her 10 Civ,
his wife poison.
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'Zsso,"in . coninuu.ea.,on to Tn
BULLETIN published ye.ter day, ask
OF what avail would it h.
TO discuss religious subjects wit
any man who does bot believ.
in the Christians q d or the Chrislian't
Bible? Il mo believes that only thos'
who believe should be argued with. Blu
will z mo" tell us Of VIVA. use is discus.
sion gong to prove that the Christian
G,d is the God and the Christians Bible
the u ole with mAn who believes tina
that God 10 the God, and that Bible the
B,ois? He might rs we'll argue with
m an who believes Grant is great states
man TO convince him that Grant is Ia great
statesman he might rs prohtsbly spend
his time in convincing us OF what we know,
that TIE BULLETIN is a great Religious
Journal. "Zsno' 10 mixed-ss much mi,-
cd a. . carefully compounded mint ju."r
or the current American political ~ D.
The people who don't believe IN the Chri =
tiau's or any God, who don't believe Il e
Scriptures, who are drifting rudderless n
the sss Of speculation and doubt, are II g
people the m,nisters--the called -shou
ge, after with argument - well NJ
treaty, and lead them, if possible, into II Q
green pastures and by q not streams OF The
Cnr.stisn religion.
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LITTLE ROCKS TURN NEXT

BNISBRIpGE
SAVANNAH, Georgia, October 24-Tte
yellow fever ut Balnbrldge, Georgia, lie
ten cases thus far Exodus Of the popu-
lAtion Is threatened.
Al MONTGOMERY.
MosTGoMEkY, Alabama, October ~
-Four deaths from yellow fever during
past twenty-iOur hours,
AT LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, October 2I'-Dr. j W.
BohemIeu, n prominent physician OF thl-
cits, died to-day Of what Is generally b..
lieved to be yellow fever. MIR + II
Moody, another old and prominent c'ti
Zen is down with the sans disease. au0
gentlemen had charge Of the quarautin,
between this city and Memphis, and II.
supposed they contra ted the di-ras.
Shllc examining fleeing parties Con ~ q.
cradle excitement over tho fever, though
no fears are entertained
MEMPHIs, October "A -The YOung
Men = Sodaliiy society make AL appeal 10
aid from similar societies If other cities
The morturry report up to q o'clock /,
yellow fever %, and other Csuses4. Tho
prospects are more favorable than siuc-
the first outbreak of the fever The o Id
Fellows sum up their losses as follows
2S members, members wives, and II
children, leaving 20 widows and 50 or.
phsns.
SHREVEPORT, October 24-Mortuary
report; l-ahc Kohn. "a Fred Swee,zer
4 months; T. G. J.rtain.
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FROM CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, October "a AT the afternoon
session OF the Nat onal Board OF Trade
the special order telhg the report OF tue
committee on finance relating 10 the re-
sumption Of specie payments aud tue cur
renvy, WAS taken up, ana the discussion
thereon opsned b. President Fraley III II
temperate, practical advocacy OF the re-
pore, Urs ,ng tIo necessity Tor speedy re-
SUMPTION VI specie pay menLs, III order to
glyea specie value 10 CURRENCY was ne
eessary for the trade and Cumtnercu of the
nation, He thought the country ordIu-
arily was able to maintain the present
volume Of currency, and not more Lnun
ten per cent. of such volume IN com 10 ne.
Cessary us u basIs under the present plan
of resumption recommended. Ills Ad-
dress was lengthy ana rgument specific
and elaborate, aud was istond 10 with
marked aud studlous attention MHzzo,
of Boston, supported IN general the report.
Kehzie, of Cincinnati, moved 80 amend by
advising specie payment, when the debt II
Iad or funded. Busby of Phlladelphia,
opposed the report, ana preferred no sc-
ton at present, but hold oil and await de-
velopments, and moved substitution
making bonds and greenb backs exchange
able, and fhvorlng Tree banking law
Taylor of Cincinnati, offered II substitute
iavorng the contraction Of greonb,ck
currency nj the rate of two millions per
month, commencing July Let, 1874; pro-
hibition of the payment of interest on
current deposits, etc. Board adjourned
until Tomorrow.
,srEclr.
About sixty thousand dollars in silver
coin WAS brought 70 the city to-day by
Adams express company from the Pills
delphia mint, consigned to nation al
bank and firm of private bankers who
are paying it out AT par Tie bullion
from which it was cointed was from one
of the melting and refining works in this
city, which is producing about $500, 900
worth monthly, and all of which 1t will
continue 10 have coined for circulation.
prATH oF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
Cant g. W. Ford, for a long time con-
n cted with the United States Express
compsny, nj St. Louis, and formerly coll
hector of Internal revenue for the St Louis
district, died this evening Mt the residence
OF Il. b. Blackstone, IN this city, Of bill.
lious Pneumonia.
ANOTHER ONE OUT.
Another ticket for municipal and coun.
~ offcers was pue IN the field to-day,
beaded by II ID. Colvin, agent for the
United States Express company, for
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that 3" Plum DR. pped you the Ii lie note,
II was only to show that such position as
that taken by our modern Goliah on Sum
day evening, would overthrow ITSELF and
did not need answering.
Laying aside all fsith and belief in
"things unseen" we woald positively
STATE that that high morality taught by
Je'us can but better the condition of
mankind, and the nearer all live to his
example, be they Christian or jew,
the better 1t will be for mankind
There are, indeed, many who would be
thankful to anyone who would explain
how they might keep their faith in sci
ence and their bible al the same time
Yet, when science attempts TO explain all
things, u goes he, ond lite reach.
All Of the OBI ections TO the Christian faith
| have been met u thousand times, and 60
far ss most Christians are concerned, suc-
cessfully overthrow. But 10 one like
myself who cannot live by faith alone, and
At the came time cannot object to that
high morality taught BY Jesus and al
who followed him, there cannot be much
love for those who go about like "a roar.
ing lin" declaring that they hsv,
but one object in view, snC
hat object to DO to tear down the Christ.
ian faith, and the Christian God. To ali
such there can be but one end, and thai
snd must be their osn downfall. Ifany
man woul tear down my house let him
build me better one. What have we e
nope for in shy of the "isms" in opposi.
| lion to Christianity. Yours, PUN.
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FEAEGRAPHIG
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
NEW YORK.
HOW VANDERBILT SETTLES
HIS ACCOUNTS.
JULIUS WADWORTH NOMI-
MATED AGAINST SAN
COX.

NEW YORK, October ~ I he basis of
settlement between the Union Trust COM
psny and the Lake Shore railroad, was an
offer from Co modore Vanderbilt of g.,
and months notes with collateral.
INJUNCTION IsKED FOR.
John L Foley, who tied up Controller
Connolly by an INJUNCTION, asked Judge
Rsrret to-day for an injunction to restrain
& ntroller Green from detailing clerks in
his office to do the work Of the chamber.
lains Office, and from other irregularities.
SETTLED.
The Union Trust companys loan,.
81, 100, 600, to Lake Shore railroad, have
been satisfactorily adjusted.
ARRIVED.
Steamships France from Liverpool, and
Krone Prlnz aud Rhein from Bremen,
have arrived.
POLITICAL.
Julius WndswJrth has been nominated
for congress by the Apollo hall Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, in the district for.
maIly represented by the late Jas. Brooks.
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WASHINGTON.
RESI- MPTIUN OF SPECIE PAY
MkNr.
INSTRUCTIONS TO DIRECTORS
OF MINIS.
OF OUR FOREIGN
IRA DE.

WAsutNoTos, October a. -Outstand-
ing IL gal tenders 1861, 359 sss.
RESUMPTION.
Pursuant to views regarding reiump-
tion expressed by the president aud sec
rotary VI the treasury recently, the di-
rector Of the mint has been making exten.
sive arrangements for the coinage Of both
gold and silver to an extent heretofore un-
precedented, So AS to be ready for the re-
sumption OF specie payment, there now
being large quantities of thcse metals
awaiting coming. The first step In re-.
sumption has been been taken, IL having
teen ascertsined to-day from the secre-
ary Of the treasury that the government
will pay out silver as soon a. 1t ia prof a.
ble and conveniently coined for that pur.
pose.
AProiSTNrNT.
The president has appointed William
o. Cradle IS pension agent at Lexingt n,
Kentucky.
THE BUREAU or STATISTICS.
Monthly report No. IL Of the bureau oi
statistics contains statistics OF our foreign
trade for the fiscal year of 1873 M com.
pared with that Of 1872. Imports OF ire"
articles IN 1873 were - 36 Os7 3n5; in 1872
$50 9i9;S76 Imports Of dutAble articles
in 1873, s4j6 lOs 92s in 1872, s4js O47
400. Domestic exports. in 1873 S6of,
0Gs $50 in 1872, $500 0G3 1913. FUre,gr
exports in 1873, Sl3,8el,43l in 1872
S., 968, 3l2
THE SUPREME COURT DOCKET
lie very fun and under the new law allow.
ing appeals and wrIts OF error from stat,
courts whenever the federal question i.
raised must contiue to increase.
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ORALLY THE BOYS ~

Al the commencement Of the politicsl
campaign in Obi, last summer Senator
Thurman said; "All we have to do is
TO sound the trumpet and rally the boys.
The result, Of the election has proved that
Senator Thurman appreciated The ,itua-
tion.
Next fall, in this state, We Of the oppo-
si.ion shall have lively contest -shsll
lock horn, with the monopolisI.-snd it !.
tins TO sound the trumpet and commence
the work of railying the boys.
How shall we proceed, aud where are
the boys to be rallied Shall we use the
old Democratic trumpet Lord bless you,
Judge Green, we knew you would
cay soD or shall we ge. q new born ?
We prefer new horn, bu,
shall b perfectly satisfied, if out Of the
old horn new voices blow new rallyirg
cries. We are founded on the bed rock
Of Democratic principles. On this rock
has the true political church been bullded
and 20 don't care who worship, with us
st iu sltsrs.
80, whether through the old or new
horn-(but We enira, the bed
rockers who run the thing to let IL
b. 9 new one let the rallying
cry be soandeded. Lord help US, We hay.
not bid . political fsht for 10! how many
mouths We are actually sp ,iliog for
the frey boiling over with anti-mono, =
lis.-uus D-mocra,ic--g.nuins Repubn.
can sssl tor The accomplish men, of nm
sn.i.R.dic.l. sn.i-sslsry-gr.b, anti-mo.
bilsr, and snti'ali that kind Of thing vic.
cory.
Round the trumpet, therefore, some.
BODY, and rally the boys
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We regret that some Of the friends o.
Mr. Thomas Wilson are advocating tbal
gentem for the position of county com.
missioner upon PARTISAN grounds. Thee,
indiscreet friends say that the Democrat.
must &c, ready for the political contest
next fall; that one point to be looked t.
carefully is the appointment Of election
judges; that Mr.. Wilson, If one Of the
commissioners will control the board, and
sppoint only men who will pu, u stop to
much Of the negro suffrage which ba'
been prevailing here to u great extent OF
late. such talk rs this has tendency L.
injure Mr.. Wi son, and We are eur. b.
does no: desire the com missionship Tor III,
purpose Indicated by these friends OF hi.
A. one u the board he would, OF cours.
- We would, endsavor to get y mi r
iiy Of party friends nppoint,d election
judges, bu, he could not, and would not J.
he could, do anything to deprive legs
voter Of his suffrage. Mr.. Wilson do,
not With the position he is se-kirg tor All .
such purpose "" 80 '"-'
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SIlEltlFk"S SALE,

BY virtue OF an execution u me directed
by the clerk of the circuit court Of AleXan-
der county, in the state of Illinois. iu favor
OF the First National bank OF Cairo, and
against Alfred A. Arrick, have levied upon
all of the right, tile and interest OF laid
Alfred A. Arrick, in and to the following
described property, situated In the city Of
Cairo, county OF Alexander and state az
illinois, to-wit: CONNIE nciLg thirty hIe
(35) feet north of the intersection Of the
north line Of Thirty second street, u ek-
tended in the First addition to saii city,
with the east line OF le>ee street IN saiu a'i-
dtiOn, thence south on said cart line OF
Leyee street three hundred (3OO rect;
thence east at + ght angles 10 sald levce
street ninety (9D) feet thence north parallel
10 sai,. Leyee sire I three hundred (iOO) feet;
and thence west to place OF beginning nine
" 800 feet, toy, Their Win all the buildings
and improvements thereon situated, rs also
the right Of sand ArrirE to the Use Of the
ground bei ween the above described land
and the ohio river, fort q purpose OF 'ransit
and tran portation to and from said river,
and all other rights said Arrick may have
upon said last mentioned ground, which |
hall offer at public sale at the lou hwester-
ly door OF the courthouse, in said city OF
Cairo on the sixth day Of November. \.
ID. 1879, between the hour Of nine O'clOcs
n m. and sunset OF said day. f'rc,sh, to IA.
siy said execution. ALEX II. IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander County. Illinois.
CAIRO, Ills October II, 1873. 1917 ddt.
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RIVER.

VIcKsBunG, October b4-Doyn: +
Lee, W; Lee, Henry Amcs, Capita
CITY. Weather cool and cloudy. River
t lang
NEW ORLTAss, October "a Arrived
John Maude, NJ mphis Departed: su,i,
silver, 81 Louis. Weather cloudy, ple..-
ant.
NASHVILLE, October 24-River rising
slow u sixteen inches on shoals. WeutheI
cloudy ana cold.
PR suKG. October 24-Riyer falling
sJow.y; ten leet nine inchcs IN ,hannei;
A I,yn.ny reuor,.d rising .b,va W..,hI
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PROBABILITIES.

WAsHiNGToS, October 2i.-For Ss,ur-
day IN the Gulf states south and west
WINDS rising temperature, threatening
weather and occasional rain. For South
Atlantic states increasing sea winds with
cloudy weather, clearing away by Sstur-
day night, For Middle and Eastern
states south winds with partly cloudy
weather For Lower Lakes south winds
higher temperature, pretty cloudy and
clearing weather. For the Northwest
rising barometer, weather cold, nor,herly
winds For thu Upper Lskes and Ohio
Valley mort west and southwest winds
and clear or clearing weather