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Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

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1913 5tb Mon, Chicago. 81,
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

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rab. Stue' % epmmeubre lelses
meget biaist.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

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bag to Norlfs. en- 8ammsl % en-
ling, i Irreit for Oruffsnlfab, os oa
De bapbe iOuet no 3uisn bIsp be brast
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for ben unse Manos Club fortis
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@bifp hos Sotelr9rt u. Nslion, os
benne maatte berfor bstaIe $40.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

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Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

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lofte $irsoas blsp &. Clifton pal9t
til 8ies' Yrefoent % SONS guitcn
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06
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Haa S6neae prebifer:
Raf. Brandt paa @eaeset.
Der osiaa icrretter 8oniirmaticn.
Yafcr 8cren @aibinstrnpr. 8irfe,
Bafcr Surmc | Stapanser 3irfe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

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% &. 8. $ieQe, iom ere r.iite til
Norae.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06
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Vile MbOnnenter noenfOr Wins
neibeif &c., iom lite bar betat
Yoitporto, anmooes benifabeligit
nrl inareit mnlist at inoienOe
a.n lille Snm Is Gents, oa
Rortoen fra Nptaar Of maa be-
tales Deo 9ecorab Yoitfentor.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

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ReSenrp & Maiion.- 8balen &
NeliOn. -SuTin & Gaitom.-Wrs.
8. @. Moain. Ole 6. Mmanp.
fen & So.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

ELGIN WATCHES for $500
pr. Stpffe, hos Is. Is. Gcpf.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06

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Decorah-posten., 1875-05-06
Rates of Advertising.

Local notices 10 cents per line
for the first insertion, and 5 cents
sline for every subsequent insertion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
Civil Rights in Theatres.

New YORK, June 18.-Some weeks ago ".
W. TIllotson, treasurer of Booths Theatre,
was charged before Commissioner D ,venDort
with having violated the civ-rights bill in
refusing to sell ticket TO William r. Davis,
colored man, and as such not entitled to
a seat in the Theatre elsewhere than 10 a
portion of the upper part of the house set
apart for colored persons. at the time OF
Tillotson's arrest his counsel claimed
that be had not violated the law mas
much as its prohibition of discrimination as
to color did not apply to theatres which
were managed simply as private business
speculations, subject to such regulations as
to admission as their proprietors might deem
proper to impose. Tillotson waived an eX-
animation, and gave bail to await the action
of the United States grand jury.
During the sessions of the grand jury
Davis has been before it several times, but
failed to impress the jurors that he had a
case that they were warranted in entertain
ing, and they therefore presented no bill
against Tillotson. In view of the interest
taken in this case, this action of the grand
Jury is important.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDSEs.
DAY Judge Hughes presiding.-In the mat
ter of Denis II. Furguson, bankrupt. The
commissioner to whom certain questions in
this matter were referred was ordered TO re.
port on or before the 18Th Of July next.
In tue matters OF L. W., c. w. & w. W.
Spratey. bankrupts. The executors Of the
former assignee, the present assignee, the
purchasers Of the bankrupts' real estate, and
Rebecca j. Lundy, were ordered to show
cause on the 18Th of July next why the
prayer Of the petition Of the judgment-cre-
uitors should not be granted.
In the matter Of William S. King, bank
rupt. Report Of sale Of the bankrupt's real
estate by the assignee and trustee tiled.
In the matter of Robert S. Gresham, bank
rupt. Order entered referring to u com.
missioner to take an account Of liens.
In the matter Of William T. Quarles, bank
rupt. Order discharging assignee entered.
In the matter of John T. Hicks, bankrupt.
This case WAS argued by Messrs. Royal and
Lewis and submitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Settlement OF the Baltimore and Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad War.

BALTIMORE, June 16.-A special meeting
OF the Board of Directors OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad was held to-day, at which
the basis Of settlement agreed upon by Pre-.
sident Scott and Vice. President King at the
Fiitb-Avenue Hotel, New York, was con.
sidered and ratified, the Board making sim
gle amendment, which IL Is expected will
meet the approval Of the Pennsylvania direc.
tors.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-It Ia understood
that the agreement just ratified Is for
period Of ten years, the companies to agree
upon moderate rates between all competing
points, which will be maintained by both.
The contract can only be terminated by reso-
luton Of The respective boards; special
committee 10 be appointed by each board, to
whom shall be referred all matters of differ.
ence, if any, that may arise relative to the
practical working of the arrangement, and
with power to adjust all complaints between
the two companies.
The Pennsylvania company opens Its lines
between Philadelphia and New York to the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad on the same
terms that they give other connecting roads
ut Philadelphia. This agreement, it is be-
lieved, Will be of permanent character. 1t
is understood the details of the agreement
will not be published.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
54ANCIHE TESTER NEWS.

MAYORS CorRT.-The following business
was ira ausacled in this court yesterday:
William God>ey, charged with violation
OF the city ordinance in having a nuisance
upon bis premises, was fined $3.50 and Or
oered to aDute the same within tWenty-fOur
hours.
Mary Ross (co.ored), charged with steal
ing, was discharged.
Court RULES CONCERNING COUNSEL es-
terday Judge CIopton, IN the County Court,
entered the following orders in reference 10
lawyers practiciug in said court: l. COun-
sci will not be permitted TO interrupt other
counsel who may be addressing the court or
jury, or examining witness, without first
rising and obtaining the leave of the court.
2. Counsel will not be permitted to inter.
rupt the court while speaking or delivering a
charge or opinion. g. Counsel will not be
permitted TO argue against or concerning an
opinion of the court when given without
leave of The court being first obtained. 4.
ANY violation of these rules will be punished
| by adequate fine or Imprisonment for con-
| tempt.
SCHOOL BoARD.-Ata a meeting ofthe School
Board held Monday night memorial was
presented and adopted requesting the City
| Council TO appropriate the sum OF lo,00O Tor
the purchase of two lois and the erecting of
suitable buildings thereon for the accommo-
datiou Of the children Of the public schools.
This is move in the right direction. There
is scarcely public schoOlroom in the city
that is tit Tor the purpose for which 1t Is used.
The City Council could not make more ju-
dicious investment.
The 18th of July has been selected by the
p,,r5 ~ % timn for tho plaCtiOn of teachers
to the public schools.
The ELECTION CAsE.-The contested-elec
ton case of Haden and others rs. Colonel
Ambers, Commonwealth's attorney, was
called yesterday in the County Court, but
nothing of interest was done. The merits
OF the case may possibly be reached to-day.
PUBL1c.ScuooL ExAMlNATIoN.-At an eX
amipation held at School No. 5, Miss Bette
l.. Irving principal, Master Lawrence In
gram received Il prize presented by the
principal) for punc!uality, recitation, and de-
pertinent. The following pupils passed the
examination, and are now prepared for
higher grade: Lawrence Ingram, John
BrodnaX. Robert Tray lor, Samuel Richards,
William Young, Floyd Cox, Robert Nelson,
Ada Bradshaw, Ardella Anderson, Anna
Bknkenship, Annie Foster, Ella Spain, Hat
tie Wells. Ida King, Stella Jones, Hattie
Owens, Leila Manu-, Eta Ely, Laura Far
mer, Lizzie Jones.
REAL ESTATE SAlE.-Messrs. Sims Il Samp-
son, real estate agents and auctioDeers. sold
house and lot on Walden avenue yesterday
to j. II. Taylor for 5000 cash.
PEpsosAL.-M. A. Cogbill, ESQ, clerk OF
the County Court, is confined to his room
by indisposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 16..-Rambow Hol5erton
have failed in consequence of the failure OF
Alexander Collie l. Co. Liabilities over
half million.
The Echo announces the suspension of
Robert Benson s. Co. on account OF the
Fothergil failures and because remittances
from the United States we're withheld.
In the House Of Commons tonight the
permissiye bill was rejected by vote of 311
10 sc.
The steamer Wisconsin, for New York,
took out one hundred Morrnons, the last
shipment of the season. Half Of them were
Germans, and the remainder natives OF Great
Britain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-There are no new
Developments in the Kinds trial for corrupt.
ing United States officials. The point is
raised that the persons brbed were tempo
rary clerks. and not United States officials.
In view of water-routes throughout the
South the following is important: Judge
Wyie, in the equity court, in the first OF the
Georgetown mII.cases (that Of Ray Us. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, de.
cided that the contract Of Mr.. Ray entitled
hlm to receive as much water as had been
coming to his mill before the Canal Company
undertook to make 4 change, and be mace
perpetual the Injunction restraining the COM
pany from diminishing the supply Of water
to Rays mill and from interfering with the
nau0e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
NAVY-HILL SCHOOL.

The seven coiored schools comprised in
the Navy-Hill group, OF which Miss M. +.
! knowles is principal. had their closing eXer-
cises Yesterday evening at Esenezer church,
| on Leigh street, The children appeared
! dressed in their best clothes, and beneath oil
their fiuery happy hearts were beallng, ana
their faces were wreathcd With smiles at the
cunriusion of the sessions arduous studies
anG the prospect Of three months holiday.
The occasion was certainly enc OF pro-
found epioyment to them. The audience
was ,oaly limited by the capacity OF the
church for, after the galleries and all other
assIlahle places were FL ed, many persons
were compelled to turn away, oeklS unaole
SO much as to get inside the doors. among
these present were members OF toe ochooi
Board. q considerable number oil N'hite ia'
dies and gentlemen interested IN the cause
of popular education, aud parents ana
friends Of the pupils, and i'Detal spfipk'
ling OF babies. The last-named "put thelr
mouths in - where they were neither wanted
nor expected, and more than once caRe
near making SUPERINTENDENT Bintofd lose his
temper. which Is ordinarily bard thing TO
do. Considering the crowd aBd the 2fors-i
said babies the order maintained was excel
lent. So far as the sch0ol.chldren were con-
earned it was perfect.
In the public-school calendar 8 o'clock
mesns s O'Clock. and at that hourand minute
promolly the exercises were opened by the
recitation Of the 14Sth Palm by all the chill |
dren. and that was followed by all chanting
the Lords Prayer. Then came in quick |
successiou songs, readings, and spicy dia-
Iopucs and recilations. There was not fall /
IRE during the evening; not one OF the chill
ireu baked or hesitated; not one 'ailed 10
10 his or her part; and the composuTe ex-
,ibited by even the littlest children was Truly
Tk0ss who doubt the capacity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
a Daring Bank-Robbery.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 16.-During heavy
rain-storm yesterday two men and woman
drove TO the Central Bank, and the woman
engaged one of the clerks in conversation at
the carriage. The two men entered the
bank and began talking to the cashier, who
was presently set to work figuring out the
interest on a large sum which they desired
to loan. While the cashier was thus en-
gagged the men slipped into their pockets
packages to the amount of from $1,000 TO
ST 900, and got off with it. No arrests yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

CHARTERS -FXr TO TIE SECRETARY OF THE
,.gv.>w4,LTu TO BE kECoRDhD. Sec
,,..,, al tnv Common"t al,h yesterday re-
r..,,t for rccor : a copy OF u charter granted
,y .I4Hyr Asa u. Dtckm>on to The F.rmyille
,5,.r-r. Paul Whitehead. John Murray,
4, T. Warren. T. j. paylS, K. ). Paulette. w.
t.. N,rahI.'. W. -. Rice. aud others. are au-
,or:Z"G to ,'>la'i>n an Institution OF learning
=. FlruyiiIr. c.tlird aS above. with capital
4 rut l,.>- tnan $4,000 nor more than Sj0,-
Gru, divided u haleS Of 50 each. Officers ::
Precedent. /. Wnltch lad: Treasurer and
Secretary. T. J. DAVIS. Directors: White
aat. kIcc. aud others.
r.. also received for record a charter
granted lh,. Ntuoual Security and Improve
nui COMPANY by JUICE Turner. Bv this
t,.u,rr Il. III. Iruml>h. J. II. Griffith,
IAom4> y. A>nhy, William +. Fristoc, and
hc.r.r y. MaGli.e are constituted 4 com.
luuy Ia cIn.ract for the construction OF
work, oi Improvement, whether OF a public
Or private character. 10 accept and execute
Trusts. ana to purchase. endorse, sell. pledge,
or o,Atrwi>c drpJ>e ot bones, obligations,
ald >.uU!i,i">. E'. Capital stock, one mil
Iru ri dallrT>. with the privilege Of in
c.,.,,ii.. tb" >alnc 10 ten millions. with par
,,u. Of 500 Ii share. Principal office al
Hn!i>nuDurg. Officers Tor the first year ::
President. II. II. CrnmIi>h. Wilmington,
U.twarc: SrcrrIuil. J. I. Griffith, Berry
y.H". NirgiLil; Treasurer, the Fidelity
I!u>. Company, Of PuIIadc!phia, Pcnnsy Iva
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
Texas and Mexico.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 16.-A special
dispatch from Brownsville to the Galveston
Neors says the news from Mexico shows that
d revolutionary spirit is prevailing. 1t is
now believed that General Fuero will not
come to the frontier.
The body of McMahon, a school.teacaer,
was found near Mosquito Rancho on Satur-
day last. The head, arms, aud legs were
severed from the body. One of the raiders
killed by McNeely's men had on McMahon's
clothes.
Cortina's followers are much put out at
the defeat of the raiders by McNeely, and
swear they will have three to one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

pgr$ESTArIoN. keY. \. c. Bledsoe, pas.
tor "l TRINITY cEuroh, WAS the recipient OF .
YrIy valuable and handsome silver pitcher,
water. and g"htc! from toe Dad Fellows OF
TIL. clry lmurumreiy after service al Trinity
ctGrrA i!>t uignt. The present was given by
i ronlli,,rr o. the order consisting Of
M.-.r>. \. X. Courtney. A. II. Burr, j. W.
Nn'>, and John G.. rcIlr. Major Courtney,
Grand Master of UdG-fr!lows IN Virginia,
uaic . Very handsome presentation speech.
.tI"!rn. 10 >":Slcv rcaG,red 10 the Order in
i recent aaItt>> IN behalf Of the Order On
IL tWcuii-,iN Il anniversary.
pr. Blrd>or received the beautiful gift in
d speech iuil OF earnest feeling, plcd9iuS
himself TO aid At all times III extending The
trl,tt> Ui the Order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
Fire I'm Alexandria.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

ALEXANDRIA, Va, june is. "A cottage on
the corner of Franklin and Alfred streets,
owned by Mr.. John M. Young and occupied
by Mrs. Howard. together with most of its
contents, was destroyed by Ere this evening.
1t was insured for $500 in the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, of Rich
mond. The loss exceeds the insurance about
ST 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

STHAM PLBAsURE-YAcHT.- - The steam
yacht Edith, Captais Montgomery, has just
been nicely fitted up for pleasure parties
making excursions to Drewry's Bluff and
other points on the river. The Edith is q
pretty little steamer with weli.arranged
cabin accommodations, and is now under
the management of Messrs. Curtis & Parker.
These gentlemen propose to fit up shady
grove on the river several miles below the
city, and trip in this steamer will be de.
lighttul mode of recreation during the sum.
mer months. Elsewhere in the Dispatch
will be found Messrs. Curtis & ParkeI's no.
tice,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

PoLIcE Court, Observation-Disclosures j. J
White presiding.-CoIo E. l.. Hobson
was fined $3.50 on account of his driver,
William Harris, driving faster than is allow
ed by ordinance. Tobias Brooks was fined
81 or.allowing nuisance 10 be and remain
in front of bis premises, on Brook avenue,
on the 18th instant. Anna johnson COLOR
ed was fued 81 for trcspasslng on the pre-.
misses of NJ. LaZaroni.
Jane Price, Ellen Harper, John Mitchell
and William BeaZley were committed to Jail
in default OF surely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

APPOINTMENTS FOR THE CoUSTY.-Under a
recent law OF the State, Judge +. G. Minor,
of tue Henrco County Court, Yesterday ap.
pointed the following officers: Henry Veeg-
Ier, superintendent Of the poor, to serve for
four years; James T. Redd, surveyor, same
time; George w. Carter and L. IL. Nelson,
assessors, under the act of the last Legls.
laiure. TO assess the lands Of the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK Il LAUGHTCN, 4 P. NJ. continuation OF
sale of L. LurrauL's hoIse-furnlshin9 store.
LYNE& BROTHER, Z. NJ, lot on east side OF
GPJyRBs q WILLIAMS, 12 M, dwelling No. 217
Governor street, for rent 1T auction.
LANES M.TAYLoR & SON, S P. NJ, building lot
I, on The west side of Thlrtie b street belwesn y
and r streets.
e. d. EACHO, IL NJ. Turkey Island estate.
o,uoNAS W. KEESEE, 10 A.. M., admtuis tratar's
saic of household furniture, ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
EXERCISES TO-DAY.

The closing exercises and distribution of
medals to the pupils at the Valley, Twelfth
and.Leigh, and Bethel schools will occur as
follows to-day: Valley, at the school corner
of Fourteenth and Marshall streets at 10 a.
NJ; Twelfth-and-Lcigh, at the school at II
NJ. and Bethel at the school on Twentieth
street between Main and Cary at z. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

HrsTISGs Court, WEDSESDAY-Jud9eG GUl-
qon presidtag. In this court yesterday the
following cases were disposed of:
John Gallagher, chirged with violating the
revenue laws of the State, was fined $50.
Coleman Tinsey, charged with peddling
without a license, was fined $50.
Ii. Cook, Abram Turner, and Samuel Yam.
cev, charged with peddling without a license,
were DISCHARGED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
The Richmond Ternplars.

. Providence, r. l.. June 16.-Tbe Rich.
moud knights Templar, en- route for Bunker
Hill, arrived here this morning aQd were re-
ceived By committees of st. John and Cal.
vary Communicates, who escorted them to
the Howard Hotel, where they bad cola.
tion. They will proceed to Boston this af.
ternoon and return here Monday. when they
will have formal reception from their
Providence brethren.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

Irmc DFClANAIloS.-Tbe prologue in
H., uIamt Of Richmond College commence
G.-ut occurs to-ngut al 81 o'clock at Grace
Street Bipts>t church. Il number OF young
grutIrmyu Will d,cialm for gold medal,
w!Hrt l. /" hc awarded by committee OF
c,t2~n> to lh- best speaker. These exercises
A.lr usually ,XcIted much interest and at.
tia,',G iaI~. audiences. The competition
V .l ~" >prird, rs the medal is regarded as
sltc",i5 honorable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17
France.

PARIS, June 16.-The Archbishop of Paris
today laid the foundations stone OF new
church on the heights Of Montmartre dedi-
Gated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The
ceremonies were solemn and imposing.
The tbrong indulged in frequent cries oil
"Long live Plus IN" The Duke de Me-
mours and many others OF rank were pre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

MA1L-RoBBER.-Mr Eugene Lewis, for
merly connected with the United States Post
Office Department in this city, has just ar
rested, by means of decoy letter, youth
named Sebastian +. Weston, messenger in
the post-office at Mauch Chunk, Pa, for rob-
hing the mail-hags.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

A IERA1BLE AcC1DEsr TO A MULE.--A
afiYer enployed by Charles j. Dondero has
oeen T.eported for driving through the streets
IN q. careless manner and running upon q
male of Ed. Vickers, and in doing so thrust
ing the pole of his wagon through and
through the mules thigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

iNrKovEt E>T.-Tue interior Of the First
TN'ioH-housc has been rcpain.cd and repaired
70 small extent. A sluali.sum OF money
'4tLd now be judiciou,h7 expended in
I's.lrs The n,Ace cooler. The cells, though
"'"tys clean, are terribly bot. The "pes-
tt'i9u> cclis'' Of the jnl are pleasant, in
@CtG, compared with them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

TmEyES CArlGKEp.- Billy Wilson and
Thomas Robertson (whles) were arrested
yr>.c! J1y 10y Sergeant WhiilOck and Police
'N-A MlcAaei-. Charged with stc,liug Il gold
I.ng valued nj 80. and so in money, from
tAr person OF Collin Kitchen. The ring Tas
r.cp'ertd. having been found on the person
oi I:ahrI>op, VINO has only been out OF the
cnr@.-tng ah3u; 4 week, aud will no doubt
- :" l." j. catiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

WASHINGTON, June 16.--For the Middle
and South Atlantic States, nearly stationary
pressure, warmer northeast to southeast
winds, clear and partly cloudy weather.
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee, and the
Gulf States, stationary barometer, warm
southwest to southeast winds, and partly
cloudy weather.