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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-08
DAYS FROM OMAHA

FOUR DAYS FROM OMAHA
TO
DIRECT CONNECTIONS nADE
AT OMAHA O.
With the Chicago & Northwestern, Chicago,
Rock Island q Pacific and st. Joseph q Council
ss 70 Snd fram ali a tbs sriipcipsl EasteIn S SnG
southern cities.
AT CHEYENNE
With Denver Pacific Railroad for Denver, Cen
trail City, Santa Fe and all poiRts in Colorado anc
New Mexico.
AT BRYAN
With stages for the great Sweetwater miniDf
AT UINTAH
Stages leave on arrival OF Union Pacific Train,
for Salt Lake City and southern Utah.
AT CORINNE
For Helena. Virginia City and all points III
ATE PROmONTOFRY
With Central Pacific Railroad for White Pine
Silver Mines, Sacramento, oun Francisco and the
principal cities in California. Nevada and Idaho
2 First class hotels and eating houses II
convenient points along the line:
w- Pullman's Palace and Sleeping Cars {
company all trains.
water Mine and other points, apply to
H. BRONSON,
General Freight Agent, Omaha.
Ey- Purchase tickets via Omaha and Platte
Valley Route.
Gsnl Superintendent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-08

For Through Tickets Baggage Cheeks, Move
meRt Of Traiu-, s. coping Car Accommodations,
sc &c, apply at Ticket Oliccs nj all Principal
Points
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Political Notes.

The soft money epidemic has reached A0nsas
WY aud the victims are to hold mass conveu-
non and send out words of cheer to their broth
ieh IN Ohio. The meeting will doubtless be a
'arSe one, for there is probably no other city in
'Ae West which has a larger majority of its citi-
IONS III chronic state of "hard-up. IN. y.
lribHne
A Especial telegram from Springfield, Ill, re-
tnflh that Hon. Nj. c. Kerr, of Indiana, IL ill
'hnt Guy looking after his interests as II candi-
'm'c FOR Speaker of the House. 1t il said he has
rHpIIred the Democrats OF the Illinois delega-
'''l' but Ills grasp upon them il not firm.
Iho charter election in Charleston, s. c.,
,aNcr place tomorrow The ultra Republicans,
Nu1wn as the Bowen Radicals" have no ticket
,n "a tle lleld. The independent Republicans and
,nhherVatlves have ticket, headed by Mayor
George l, Cunningham, who thas been nomi-
nated Tor reelection, and the Conservatives
head 30
Massachusetts has hal some old Governors
anl'el Adams became Governor at seventy-two
In' retlred NJ seyenty-iive. Goy. Strong was in
U1 ,,,h hfiSty-eighth year when he was chosen IL
~ and he remained in office four years. Gov
n'o'ke war sixty-four years old when he wal
,"o5eii' and he remained in office seven years
to,., hnstls was seventy years old when he en-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
TIE :. Chnnning Coursc.o
r,nsr LEcruAE, ON THURSDAY EvENINa-wmo REV.
NJ. \. SAVAGE Is.

rin9r LRtruAE, ON THURSDAY EvENINa--wHo REV.
NJ \. SAVAGE is.
The frat lecture in tho splendid course, ar
ranged to he delivered at the Unitarian church,
takes place on Thurs lay evening, Rev. NJ. j.
H,yage loading OF the list Concerning linn,
R.ipdHis Lyceun says =
Mr.. Savage is the pastor of the Church OF the
Unity, Boston, and, rs every ono here knows,
oip Of tho IN ,5t popular olersymen in the city.
He was eallnd from the Third Unitarian Church
N Chicago, whore he was very popular and
rinco coming to Boston, has made his church,
tlien in failing condition, one Of tho most
hanrlshing hero. Robert Collyer said of him,
"ln five years Mr.. Savage will be the
lallng liberal preacher in America" II often
iAppens that good preacher makes a poor lee
luier but Mr.. Savage promises to excel on the
platform ~ much ms in the church. flo was in
Iioiuced to us by the following characteristic
note from Robert Collyer-
CHICAGO, Dec B. 1871
Dedr James, My friond and brother, NJ. J.
Savage, will be valuable man in your limo il
YOU can give linn a start. He took out here like
hot cake. and butter, and has ono lecture at
least GO Laughter in Earnest y of rare quality.
SEQ to HIM, my boy, ard 20 to youreelf and
yOnrs truly, RoBfRr ColLiER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Tennyson,s .Queen Mary"
THE FIRST PERFORMANCE on ANY STAGE

THE FIRST PERFORMANCE on ANY STAGE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.--Thnnysons "Queen
Mary" was performed last night for the first
time on any stage at the Arch Street Theater, in
this city. the adaptation being by Stephen Fiske.
There was a large audience, and the drama was
much applauded.
Tho Times, this morning, says the play ls
quite as good as we expected, and in some re-
spects rather BETTER and when it was possible to
Introduce an entire scene from the original it is
usually introduced with good effect. or course
the whole s remorselessly boiled down, and we
have thus rather ierky sort of play, with a few
we'll drawn characters, and these were, in the
main, well sustained. Miss Dargon's concep-
ton of the Qteeil is quito in accordance with the
authors own, and her rendition of the
character is agreeable and often strong.
Mr.. Levick played the unattractive role OF Phtt-
IN, who only appears in the fourth act, with good
taste and skill, and the scene between the two,
when Mary urges him TO stay-the best scene
in the whole drama-was very tenderly and
beautifully given. Miss Drew played the Prtn-
cess EHxabeh, with her usual correctness. and
Mr. Lord the Spanish Ambassador with suff-
cent responsiveness. The other characters were
about AZ would be expected The play IL well
mounted, and the whole performance showed
careful preparation and good management,
which should be rewarded by good houses dni-
ing the weeh Beyond that the play is not like
ly to run,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Real Estate.

TRANSPORTS on THE PENINSULA DURING THE PAST
WEEK,
There seems to have been an unusual activity
i'll real estate on the Peninsula during the past
week. and number OF sales are reported. We
give the following
New Castle county q. W. Ingram reports
the following sales of real estate made by him
farm OF 335 acres near kennedyvie, Kent
county, Nd, to L. W. Nandegrift, of this
county, for ~, 900 the farm known as Bonn
bay Hook 600 acres, to Richard G.. Fogg, of
Salem, N. j., for $4,000 farm on Turkey
Point Cecil county, Md, to VIM. Fowler, OF
Wilmington, for sl0, 900.
Sussex county; The hotel property at Mills
boro' sold by Shenif Gray last week. was bought
by Wm. IL. Belts for $500. Alfred Davis,
executor of jonathan Neal, has sold the farm OF
the deceased to lsaac X. Wright, of Sussex, for
@l.S55
Kent county, Md; G. 7. westcott, Esq. trus-
tee and attorney, has sold the farm of the late
Thomas W. Ringgold, ut the mouth of Greys
Inn creek to Alexander Harris, of Baltimore, for
5l1 800 90.
Talbot comfy Mr.. Michael Shertal has sold
his farm of ten acres, near Cordova, to Martin
Donlin for $500. Messrs Shanahan Clark
| have sold Mrs Susan Dawson's farm on Globe
Creek to H.. Hannah, of New York city for SO,
| 600 Mr. }. y. Mancha, land agent, has sold
| Mrs Stoops farm, in Chapel district, containing
| l73 acres, to Ghas. =. Parker of New York, for
| So 900. Also Mr.. William Hulstean's farm i'll
Easton district, of l22 acres, to Mr.. David speede
| Of New York. for 80 $50. Also Mr.. Phillip lIlne-
| mans farm in Trappe district, of 1l2 acres. to
| Nr. Donald Fowler OF Scotland. Also Mr. John
| 4. Korsoy's lot on Dover road near Easton, q
acres, to Il. Kieth, of Alexandria, Va for 81
| $50. Chas II. Gibson, ESD, has sold tho farm
in Trappe district, now occupied by Mr.. John
Baggs containing $50 acres to Mr.. Thonas D.
| Clark of Easton, for So 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Local Brevixies.
Sunset at $50.
Moon sets tonight at S.62
Sunrise tomorrow at COZ.

| Sunset at $3.50.
| Moon sets toll night at S.62
Sunrise tomorrow at COZ.
Plant out Shade trees now.
| Trim grapevines in November.
| This is u good time to invest in real eitate.
| The cheapest hyacinths, tulips NC, at Tatnall u
| Co.
Delaware ought to secure her space at the Cen
tennial.
| Old chairs and settees painted and ornamented at
Adair's.
Chandler has buckwheat iour-the first of the
season.
| Devoid announces his grand opening of fall and
winter goods.
Prices of houses and lots in this city VIII be higher
before they are lower.
Fumer supplies families with all game In season
| from SOC Market street.
The Institute Directors now meet at half past
seven, instead Of eight.
| W. T. Westbrook has two handsome new houses
on Washngt IN street for sale.
| Old cider vinegar, pure spices, palermo lemons,
green ginger, at Reynolds, 9th Il King.
Now ready, with Fall and winter garments at the
usual low prices. BuXbannl, 3rd and Market street.
| 1t costs no more to get elegant printing at the
| COMMERCIAL oillce than inferior work in Phadel-
| phia.
Some very beautiful goods to he made up prompt
y and by skilled worknlen AT Gouerts old stand, Is
| E. Itl st.
| The teas and coiIees sold by Reynolds give
ynced 9TH King.
| Economy mess shad, new No. and No. 2. and
reed bird mackerel, at lowest market price, ut Key
| nots' 5th y King.
Big stock, great variety, every style, boys and
mems, polite attention, low prices-al at Dnbells,
| 2 II. 81 street. Hats.
Economical people can get felt hat made by
Webb that Will last over the Centennial year win
| constant wear. The best is cheapest.
Fennessev at 22i Market street, has fine stock
| of boots shoes CATERS, NC. which lie sells very
| cheap. Call and see the new store.
| IT must make a woman feel mean to take poison.
/ write two three farewell letters, upbrad her hus-
| band and then be saved by a stomach pump.
sNew Genuine Irish oat meal, silver-hint buck
wneat new beans, new dried green peas, new
| raisus, etc, at BOwmans cash store, I'd X King.
| The ladies' Ike to buy of Donahoe because he
keeps large stock and great variety of shoes and
CATERS for ladies', and children, at 3OI Market st.
| We print bill heads. circulars, cards, show cards
(fancy colors) books Catalogues, pamphlets NC. al
| very low rates and good style ut the CokMERcIAL
| Office.
Fine old Maudalin Java and other prime coIees,
choice plain and mix ed leas, all varieties, Bowmans
2d King, at prices lower than elsewhere for same
| quality goods.
| We doubt If there is a segar that has so large a
| as those cent, clear Havana hed, of Bowman s.
| ri 4 King. Connoiseurs pronounce them superior
to the average 10 cent segar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Taken AT isis Word.

The Democrat dnd Ne,cs dorchester county.
has tho following curious item
A gentleman from the Neck says Some year'
ago Rev. Isaac Collins was preaching ut sped
denis Church, Neck district, and was very mucl
annoyed ut his congregation turning in theil
seats to look at every new arrival At last h'
could stand it no longer, and exclaimed ether,
ID one special request l desire of this congrega
ton and that is that they will turn all the seat'
around 30 as to face tho door before / preacl
here again." is request was attended to, and
next SUNDAY when tile liev. Mr.. Collins walket
mp to the pulpit he looked around at tho back
of his audience and was 80 overcome with emo
ton, that he Just took his seat and spoke mo
one word that beautiful Sabbath evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Trial of IA LiTe-Snving Suit,

An exhibition trial OF Il new life-saving suit
was made Off Fort McHenry. at Baltimore, Oh
Saturday, Captain i. l.. Stratton putting on the
gutta percha suit, which is provided with a
large pouch for provisions, NC. He loated upon
his back, with head elevated above the water
and having inflated gutta percha pillow at the
back of his neck, he rested quite comfortably on
tile surface, which was broken into wavelets by
the stiff breeze prevailing. He drank from
a bottle, raised his distress flag, iired
OIL rockets, read newspaper with case, and
when he was taken out Of the water and removed
tho grtta percha suit, his clothing beneath wat
found to be dry and his body retained its natur-
nj warmth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
From baltimore.
iRAND PARADE OF THE OYSTER sHUCKERs-PRo
GREss OF THE CANVASS.

GRAND PARADE OF THE OYSTER sHUcKERs-PRo-
GREss OF THE CANVASS.
BALTIMORE, Oct. s.
The oyster shuckers, white and black, num-
berng probably fifteen hundred or two thous-
and men, had trade procession through the
streets, yesterday, to celebrate the settle
ment Of the irdispute with the employing packers
in relation to the measure required for their
work. The amicable adjustment obyiated
strike.
Over one-third of the procession was COM
posed OF coored men, and this cordial co-opera-
tion of both races causes much remark
The Democrats are holding numerous meet
ings. At Belar, yesterday, Mr.. Carroll, Con-
gressman O'Brien and others spoke, and in this
city, last evening Montgomery Blair and Barnes
Compton, State Treasurer, we're among the
speakers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Horrible Crime.
A SCHOOL GIRL OUTRAGED AND MURDERED IN NEW
HAMPsHIRE.

SCHOOL GIRL OUTRAGED AND MURDERED IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 4.-Another horrible
murder to be added to the long list in this State
occurred at Suncook to-day. Miss Langmade,
daughter of James T. Langmade, highly re-
spectacle citizen of suncook, left her home this
morning for school, having half mile
to walk, part of the way being
through woods. Not returning at the usual
hour, search was made and the woods scour ed.
At 8 o'clock this evening her body WAS found in
the woods half mile from the road, with her
head nearly severed from her body. She had
been outraged and murdered. Intense excite
ment exists in the community.
By Telegraph to the Commercial
CONCORD, N. H., Sept 8.
1t is reported here that man named Drew
has been arrested at Pembrook this morning,
for the murder of the girl Langmade at that
place yesterday, and that mob is besegng the
station house at Suncook where he is confined.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

NOMINATION BY THE REPUBLICANS. AT BELAIR,
YESTERDAY.
Special Dispatch to Baltimore Srta.
BELAIR, Nd, October 4. - The republican
county convention met here to-day and nomina
ted the following ticket For sheriff, Thomas
Amos States attorney, j. T. O. Hopkins
House of Delegates, VIM. u. Stephenson, r. b.
Mccoy and A. vosburg judges Of the Orphans
Court, j. II. Ball, ii. s. Harlan and VIM. Wlles
county commissioners, VIM. ]. Price, Richard
Barnes, Charles Hoskins, =. G. Scarf and Isaac
Scarborough county surveyor, David Pyle.
Mr.. Hopkins is also the candidate of the DEM
ocrats for States attorney. Messrs. Stephenson,
Wiles and Price are also democrats, and 1t is not
probable that they will accept the republican
nomination. The two latter were candidates for
nomination at the recent Democratic primary
election, but were defeated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

SMASH UP OF AN Ice WAaoN.-Between twelve
and one o'clock to-day AZ Pusey Il Rices ice wa
gon was standing at Eighth and King streets,
the mules took fright and started down Eighth
at a rapid rate The first obstacle encountered
was the carriage of Huxley Harvey, standing in
front Of his residence, the shafts Of which were
broken. The mules then kept on to Eighth and
French, when i'll attempting to turn up the lat
ter street. the wagon ran against curb, the bo-
dy bolt broke, and all but the tongue and fore
wheel. was left in the street. Tie mules kept
on up French until they were finally stopped
without farther damage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

INDEFINITE PosTPoNEarENT OF THE TWENTY
MILE RAoE.-The 20-mile race advertised to
come Off this afternoon on the Schutzen Park
course, seems to have been prevented by what
some might call special interposition of Provi-
dence, the epizooty having stepped in and done
the work. The Wilmington mare was attacked
with the disease yesterday, in such severe
form az to prevent the race from coming off to-
day. The race has been postponed until the
mare gets well when,i proposed to run on some
of the down country courses, secure from inter-
ference by members of the S. p. G. A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
LOCAL AFFAIR s.

Childrens Gathering in Trinity Chapel ths
evening, at IA o'clock.
0Convocaton Meeting in Trinity Chapel
this afternoon, at AZ o'clock.
The Womcns Temperance Union will meet
tomorrow at the corner of 9Th aud Shipley
streets, at A O'clock A cordial invitation s ex-
tended.
Convocation Meeting on Wednesday, at 10l6
O'Clock, p. Nj, and at AZ O'Clock. and ~
o'clock p. NJ.
O. II. Sentnan, editor Of tho Sunday School
Worker, has issued an extra number of his pa
per for the use Of delegates in attendance at the
Northern Convention of the p. L. church, which
commences to-day in Trinity church,
Bishop Lay will preach the Convocation
sermon, in Trinity Chapel. at the 10il9 service
tomorrow, Wednesday morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05


The report of the death of Ex-Governor olden,
of New jersey, il incorrect. He was slightly
better yesterday.
The steamship Illinois, OF the American line,
arrived at Philadelphia, yesterday evening,
with 1862 passengers and full cargo.
10 furnaces up to the present time have ac-
copied the Heading Railroad Company's propo-
sition, and probably 90 furnaces will blow in on
their terms.
The ceremonies connected with the formal
opening of the Vanderbilt College at Nashville
began on Sunday with sermons by Bihops Dag
gett and Wightman.
At Boston, yesterday, Martha Hutchinson was
awarded 3l25OO damages against the Boston
Gasight Company for injuries received during
the great fire by the blowing up of Il building by
gas.
The Bank of Nevada, at San Francisco, OPEN
ed yesterday morning. The Bank of California
was doing business yesterday as usual with no
extraordinary call upon it's resources.
The dividend to be paid by the Freedmen's
Bank Commissioners on the LIST of November viii
be 20 per cent The total liabilities of the Bank
arc s2,955, 739, and the frat dividend will be
s50l, ,149.
In the United States Circuit Court at Boston
Yesterday, George Miller and William Smith
convicted of murder on the schooner Jefferson
Borden, were sentenced to be hanged on the
18th of January.
An old man named Goodwin, 10 years of age
died yesterday, i'll Jersey City, from the effects
of beating given him by his drunken SONS
Thomas and James, last Thursday night The
parricdes have been arrested.
At Washington the arragnment of Chas. G
Fisher, with the three other parties, for con
spiracy to procure false bail for Snyder the bur
glar has been postponed for two weeks. 1t il
probable that three other persons will be indict
ed for tiie same offence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
tirs, in Age, influence. ana Ab,ity,

FROM the Norristorn Dui,y Herald.
'''n the lst inst. the Wilmington, (Del.) Com
"'c'at entered upon the tenth year of its exis
cr,,'o. cr,. Messrs. jenkins & Atlunsons Montgom
:. eolhty friends will be pleased to learn that
fio,9 circulation was never larger, it's number OF
miehus ,s greater, or its business, considering the
,u,owspaper hard times, more satisfactory, vii
G,'"Seon mas now five daily papers, of which the
ability - "eo ''''''oo0 aH'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
a Lottery Fraud.

THE MONTPELIER LOTTERY IN VIRGINIA THE FN
TERPRIsE OF NEW YORK sHARPERs.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. AFTER the drawing
of the Montpelier Female Humane Association
Lottery last Friday, committee WAS formed tc
examine the remaining tickets. The wheel had
been closed aud sealed and deposited for safe
keeping in the room of the Association. At
soon as the wheel was seen it was apparent that
at least busLel of brass tubes containing tickets
had been put in since the drawing, Though the
seal was unbrohen that had been put upon it
publicly. The seal was that of the butt-end oil
u knife and a current gold coin. 1t was then
discovered that the arrangement of the drawing
had been intr,lsted solely to persons from New
York, and that all the ticket money except some
So 900 had been left in New York, and was not
subject to Il draft OF the officers of the Associa
tlon. A committee was appointed to proceed at
once to New York. to recover the money. There
s great excitement in consequence of the dis
covery. Ii is believed that not a single dollar
was drawn by any bona tiie ticbet-holder, but
that the whole OF it has been retained by New
York sharpers. About $500, 600 worth of tickets
were i'll the lottery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

The Navy Department ID informed from San
Francisco that the fraudulent certificates issued
by Pmney, late clerk to Pay Inspector spalding,
amount to abont S750,0O0 The loss, as already
stated will fall on individuals, not on tho gov
ernment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
TILE MILMlNnroN MAnKrr.

The supply in this market holds out well and
seems to exceed the demand. Only about 100
baskets came in by rail but there were probably
$40 baskets offered. Prices do not seem 10 in
e'eaae but roman al about the same figure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
Peaches TO Liverpool.

ANOTHER EFFORT PROVES sUooEssFUL-THEY AR
RIVE IN GOOD CONDITION AND ARE EAGERLY PUK-
CHASED.
LONDON, Oct. 6.
The experiment of bringing peaches per the
steamer Canata, from New York, in box on
deck, arranged on the Aregretti refrigerating
plan, was success, the fruit being delivered
hero in good condition and eagerly purchased.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

RETURNED TO WGLMISaToN.-- .--ltev. Mr.. Burdick
an earnest preacher ut the Brandywine Camp
meeting last year, and who suddenly fell in love
with and married Wilmington lady, has removed
to this city for the purpose of making it his per
manent residence. He preached at the City Mis-
sion on Sunday aftt rnoon, and will preach al
AnhnrY tn-niuht.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

BASE BALI. NoTEs-Two colored clubs had an
interesting game yesterday. ON the Qnickstep
grounds-the Hercules, Of this city, and Bos-
tons, of Chester The latter were too strong even
for Hercules, winning by score OF l6 to g.
The Quickstep, Jr, of this city, and tho l4iber-
ty base ball club of Salem N. j. played a match
game at Salem ON Monday, the former being src-
cessful, by score of 20 to H.
In Philadelphia, yesterday, Athletics 10; Phil
adelnhaa 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

The revival meeting at Scott M. Il. church is
still increasing i'll interest. Last evening, three
persons presented themselves at the altar for
prayers. Two of them profeseed faith in Christ
Rev. A. ID. Davis will preach this evening.
The meeting of the Rehoboth Beach Camp
Meeting Association, tomorrow afternoon, at
@. 4. Rudolph's, is the annual meeting, and not
special one.
In organizing the Convention of Fire Depart
ment Engineers in New York, yesterday, Chief
Mccall of this city was made one of the Vice
praailenta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

FIRE AT FAuLKLAND.-- Yesterday morning,
| about O'Clock, one Of the stone houses at Bran
dywine Springs, belonging to VIM. J. Fell, Esq,
used for sleeping apartments, in which large
quantity of bedding and quite number Of bed
steads were slowed away, was discovered to be
on fire. Before the flames could be subdued
the upper portion Of the building was completely
burnt. 1t is not known how the fire originated
but it is supposed the place waa first robbed and
then fired.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05

The Preachers MEETING YEsrERDAY.-In
the Wilmington NJ. L. Preachers Association,
yesterday, besides the election of officers which
was reported in last evenings COMMERCIAL, the
presiding eldership question which had been
continued from a former injecting was vigorous
ly discussed by Revs Messrs. Smith, Mann, Mil
by and Mowbray. The general tenor of their
remarks was in favor of the General Conference
making some change, the principal one .sugges-
ted being to make it an elective office. The
question will be continued at the next meeting
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-05
weather Record.

REPORT or THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, Oct. g.
Probabilities Middle States, falling bar
ometer southwest to northwest winds, and
partly cloudy weather.