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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
u TaNn


" LAND.
By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court OF
FaiTfs. county, rendered at the June term, 1877,
IN tho suit of John Johns executor, &C, vs. U.
w. Barker, &C.. the undersigned will sell, oy
public auction, on MONDAY, tho 18th day OF
March, 1878, County Court day. between the
hours Of Y m. and p. M, in front of the Court
House of said county, all ofthose TWOTRACIS
OF LAND belonging to tho said u. W. BARE.
er one containing 3l2 acres. known as los NO.
in the division of the late Presley Bsrker's, es-
tate and the other containing 80 acres which
was also derived from the said Presley Bsrker's 8
estate The two tracts adjoin. These TWO tracts
of land are situated in the county of Fairfax,
near Burke's station Va Midland K. f., and
are very valuable, being we'll wooded and
watared.
They will be sold separately or together, IS
the purchaser may desire.
Terms of sale: Ten per cent OF the purchase mo.
ney to be paid cash. and the residue in three equa
installments of /. 2 and years. with lnteres
| from the day cf sale The purchaser TO- give
bond with good personal security for the deferred
| payments. Title to be retained until the pur
chase money is fully paid. with leave to the pur
chaser TO anticipate his payments.
! H.O. CLAUGHTON,
| P.B. STILLSON.
NJ. II. WELLS,
Commissioners of Sale
Fairfax G. H., Va. feb l3-w4w
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By f. A. Kerby, Auctloneer.
sALE-By virtue

SALE-By virtue of a
~ docroa of tho Corporation Court for the city
Of Alexandria, Virginia, rendered on the 9th
day of February, 1878, in tho SUIT OF ferry ana
WHO vs. Began and wife ct sls, pending IN said
court, the Subscribers, as commissioners OF eae
under sald decree. will expose for sale by pubic
auction, on SATURDAY, tho I'd day of March,
1873, at l2 H., in front Of the Market Building,
on Royal street, in tho city Of Alexandris, Va.
LOT OF GK0UND9 with T TWO h ST. sIok9 Ky
of Alexandria, situated on the west side of Lee
street, between Franklin and Jefferson Streets
in front on Lee street 13 feet inches, more or
less, and extending west in depth 100 feet, with
the right Of way over an alley on the south,
about feet inches in width:
Terms of Sale: One third of the purchase
money in cash, and the residue in two equal
payments from the day of sale. at six and twelve
months. with interest the deferred payments to
be- secured by tho notes of the purchaser, with
approved security, and the retention OF the title
to the property until they TaRRT aEs pSa; sr11ARr
X. KEMPER,
fah e.eots Comm'rs of Sale
ITT1RIJSTEE,S SALE OF THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON, of Alexandria
Va, and of WHARF and WHARF PRIVI.
LEGES Washington, II. q junction OF Sew.
enth and Nj streets.
/ Under authority Of dead of trust made by
| The Upper Potomac Steamboat Company, bear
| ing date Of May lst. 1875, recorded in the Gus.
| tom House of Alexandria, Virginia, and in the
land records for Washingto county, d. c., the
undersigned as trustee thereby created, will
sell by public auction. for cash On on WEDNES.
lDAY. the 18th day Of March. 1878. at twelve
| q clock noon, at the wharf, junction Of Seventh
and Nj streets, Washington. D: G, the STEAM
BOAT MARY WASHINGTON, of Ale1an
dria Va. (about three and half years old) hel
tackle, apparel and furniture, of 2s7 5o.lC0 tom
measurement. Also sll the right, title And in
nanw in the wharf and wharf privileges at tn,
junction of Seventh and NJ streets, in the city O
Washington, ID. G.
l fohQfs Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-22

VIRGINIA, to wit: In the Circuit Court OF
Y Fairfax county, February Rules, 1873
Besll u Shoemaker against The Eairtax and
GEORGETOWN Turnpike Company, III: j. Adlor,
John T.. Boyer, Fl. w. Brewer. +: H. Moore
K. A. Philips, w. ID. Shepherd, VIM. H. Aae- t,R
nor, Caroline s. Dulin, Alex. +. DulIn, IL. w.
Reid and others. defendants. In chsncery:
Mem: The object Of this suit ls TO coliecl two
judgments recovered by tho compla'nants
apsinst the defendant, Tho Fairfax and George.
town Turnpike Company, in tho Circuit Court
Of Fairfax county, the one recovered on thG ON
dsy of November, 1876, for the sum OF $299.
with interest thereon from tho llth day oi sep
tember. 1869. and Sl2 IA costs; and the other on
the 18th dsy of June, 1876, for tho sum OF
SS2S 10. with interest thereon from the Z2d day
of September, 1862 and $l3 "a costs; to hoid
the other defendants and all the other Stock
holders Of the said company, when discoveroo'
personally liable so far may DO necessary 10 Inc
amounts Of their unpaid subscriptions to I'M
stock of said company. respectively, and tc sno.
iect them to the payment Of tho same: and TO
subject the property conveyed by William \:
Dulin TO William II. keener for the beneIt ol
Caroline s. Duin, wife of Alexander +. Dulin,
by deed of the 18th day of May, 1870, and re-
corded in Fairfax County Court. in liber IL, NO
4, folio 800 and 30l. to tho payment OF the un
paid subscription upon the stock OF SAID com
pany by said VIM. 7. Dulin, amounting 10
s., 500 and upwards.
il appesring by affidavit filed that the above
named defendants, with the exception OF Inc
Fairfax and Georgetown Turnpike Company
arc non residents Of the State Of Virgins, It Il
ordered that they appear within ono month atto
due publication hereof, and do what is necessa'
~ to protect their interests. A copy-teste:
+. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
+. L. Smith s. Son, p. a. fob s-w4v
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE
ceiyer of tho ID. +. WlTMER CO., alias the
Ii. C. SLAYMAKER CO.. all persons indebted
to tho said company are hereby notified to i'm.
medately settle the same or l will bocompolled
TO force the payment Of the same. Myself or
deputy are alone authorized to receipt bills due
the company. n: L. hUCAH,
nov l7-tf Sergeant anu receiver
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FUNDED LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS


FIRST NATL BANK, ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
ALEXANDRIA, January 23d, 1878.
To facilitate tho public subscription for tho
U. s. FOUR PER CENT FUNDED LOAN,
announced in tho Treasury circular Of the 10th
inst, this Bank will furnish the coupon and Reg
sterod bonds IN all denominations at par and &C
crued interest in coin, or the equivalent in cur
rency making immediate delivery, FREQ OF ex-
ponse.
The per cent Consols aro tho only U. S.
bonds, tho issue Of which has not boon closed,
and can therefore, be furnished in denomlna..
tions to suit purchasers, without tho payment OF
q largo premium. These bonds are redeemable
after thirty years from July lst, 1877. and carry
interest at per cont per annum: payable. quart
erly in coin, say per cent on Jan. l, Apl. l,
July l. and Oct. l, in each year.
The coupon bonds arc prepared in demonina-
tons of $780, 500, $500 and 81. 600.
Registered stock, which isprcferred for absolute
security, is issued in the name of tho owner in
denominations of $50, $500, $500, ST. 600 $4,000
$l000O and interest thereon is paid by check
issued by tho Treasurer of the o. S. to the order
of the holder and mailed to his address. The
stock is transferable only by assignment and is
thus guarded against loss by accident or theft.
CHAS. K. HOOFF,
ian 25-lm Cashier.
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fab Its
TOE SALE.

Tho desirable throe story pressed BRICK front
DWELLING HOUSE, on Cameron street, De-
twoen Pitt and Royal, now occupied by MR.
James Carr, will be offered at private sale until
SATURDAY, March 30th, when: if not pre-.
viously disposed of. it will bo sold by pnbhc
auction.
VALUABLE AND IMPROVED PROP,
Y ERTY, NEAR FALLS CHURCH, FOX
SALE-By virtue of a decree Of tho Circuit
court of Fairfax county, rendered at he Noy-
amber Term, 1877, in the suit of The Clizen' 8
Nationl Bank of Alexandria VS.. j. w. Sargent
and Others the undersigned,. Commissioners
named in said decree, will sell to the highest
bidder, before tho courthouse door of said county,
ON MONDAY. the 18th Of March next court,
day) at - o'clock m., THAT VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, lying, about one milo east ss
of Fall Church village, and immediately on IT. the
Middle Pike, adjoining the land of Gibson Ter
rott, H. w. Throckmorton and others. This
farm contains 4G 1851 ,000acres, and is known as
"EVER4REEN", is improved by commo.
dious NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
and out buildings q we'll Of excellent water IN
the yard also peach and apple orchards, pears,
grapes and small fruit, rendering it valuable az
market farm, and boing in the neighoornood
where lands areregarded as profitable, 1t af1oras
rare opportunity for Investment. Mr.. myers,
on the farm. will show it to those deslring To
purchase
Terms of salc-One tenth of tho purchase
money in hand as deposit to be forfeited should
The purchaser fail TO complete his purchase; the
residue in threo equal payments to bear interest
| from the day of sale and TO be secured by ,hee
notes of tho purchaser, with approved personal
security, and retention of title to tho property
until the last payment is made. o,
THOMAS MOORE,
C,b 1hwAw Comm rs of SalO.
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~REsT FALL IN COFFEES-20 bags
(1 lava Maricaibo, LaGauyrs and Rio Cof-
fees bought at tho latest decline and for sale
fob q F.J. DAVIDSON, 147 King 81.
VEkY SUPERIOR ONE DOLLAR
n unlsundried Shirt, buttons and button holes
feb q FERGUSON & BROS.
So King street.
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VIRGINIA. to wit: In the Circuit Court OF
Y Fairfax county. February Rules, 1873.
Thomas J. Rowens, Heaze Thompson CnsrleS
Rstheli and A. w. Neale against o. A. Boon,
William Dulin, Julia A. Dulin and John +.
Kelly, defendants. In chancery.
Mem The object Of this suit is to obtain q
docroe for the sale Of tho tract of land in the ol
mentioned to pay plaintiffs tho amount which
may be due them. :,
1t appearing to the Court that the said do
PENDANTS are non residents Of this State it is or
dered tha, they appear within one month alter
due publication hereof, and do what is necessary
to protect their interests. cOpy-teste:
f. ID. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Kant e. Nesle n a. feb S-w4W
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MEDICINAL.

A RE YOU TROUBLED With Billiousness,
IA Sick Headache, Vertigo, Constipation. Dy-
spepsis, etc., are you dull and lsnguid, feeling
ayerse to any exertion? !fso cleanse the aySt@em;
neI PRTSH TIE TEA. the great and cheap remedy; twill
relieve relieve you. Sold by Druggists; IS cent per
package each making quart Of medicine
dec II -
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xvOIING PEOPLE, Do pay attention to
I vour teeth. Neglect will soon ruin them.
Clean them daily with THURSTON'S IVORY
PEARL TOOTH POWDER, the most perfect
dentriiics known. It will keep them through
life white and sound ; will harden the gums.
sweeten the breath. and prevent tooLhache. Sold
Iy all druggists; Is cents per bottle. dec n
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VIRGINIA, to wit I'm the Clerks office of
Y the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, Feb.
rno,u 1918
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~IOUVKN'S INODOROUS. KID GLOVE
~ CLEANER will quiskly rtnoVate soiled
gloves 2 cents per bottle dec27
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CMALL SUGAR CURED HAMS, Break.
- fast Pieces, Westphalis Hams and Ham Bo.
logns, all choice, Just received by
fab IL j. 9. & E. HILBURN*
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AUCTION NALES.
By +. A. Ke1by, Auctionear.

A TCTION SALE OF FISH BENCH HS
IN IN MARKET SQUA ARE. oo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24
An Alibi, Perhaps.

In the Camden murder trial, now in prog
ress, the defence has had certain degree
OF success in proving what may shake tho
faith of the jury in the presence of the ac-
cused at the point where he was sworn to be
by the witnesses Of the prosecution, and
cisely as those witnesses declared. He
was at Camden ut five minutes past seven,
the witnesses for the prosecution swear, and
in Philadelphia at point two miles from
the Camden ferry at half-past seven, Us
sworn to by witness for the defence.
Twelve minutes appear to be allowed for
the time on the ferry, which leaves thirteen
minutes in which to make the two miles, or
six and half minutes mile. II man
had any good reason to make the distance
in that time he would be o very poor
sort OF man IL he could not do It..
Doubtless ut the right moment tho
prosecution will be able to put in evidence
the testimony of dozen men who have run
the distance within the required time with
out help from the horse cars. /. is there
fore rather shadowy alibi to rest a man $
life upon. Moreover, il o man can so well
show exactly where he was at half-past
seven why cannot he show where he was at
precisely severn So good q memory for one
moment cannot fail entirely for moment
so near to IL. Where did Hunter come from
when he got on tho car at half.past seven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24
THE FEIES AT OSTEND.

The Inauguration Of the new Kursaai al Ostend Is 70
DO celebrated by series OF brilliant etes extending
over period Of ave days from tho goth the oath OF
June inclusive. Invitations have been issued 10 tho
directors Of tho leading Continental and English Jour-
nails, and preparations mado for thor reception and
entertainment during that period II is expected that
the King Of tho Bclgans will honor the eics with his
presence. Tho following is the programme which has
been issuei Tor tho occasion Thursday June 90
grand international regatta at sea; at seven r. H.,
concert at the Kursaai Friday, June a.
at noou aud at seven r. NJ concerts at the KursaaI
Saturday. June %, grand yacht the road.
stead Of Ostend and a ccntrcboat match. sunday.
Juno %, at two p. ~, distribution OF prizes ut the
Casino to the victors In the races Al threc concert
tho regiment OF the Guides, at the Kursaai; At tho
same hour tho popular fctcs at SKI A., banquet a,
the Kursaa at nine, SORES dansante the Casino:
illumination OF the leopold Garden. Monday, juno
a. pigeon shooting by the soccc 40 Tr sux Pigeons
OF ostcnd; yacht race from 0s,end to Dover for
three prixss. amounting 10 Gl2o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

over a quarter Of century held POI
sition of high honor in the community
of money Commercial disaster overlook
him, as it may the most prudent, and the
fact that he was afterward reelected TO the
vice presidency shows that his failure had
not impaired his reputation, although his
credit had naturally fallen. He made fur
ther losses, and at last had but his
salary from the Stock Exchange to depend
on. AS happens often, when man has
little that little is taken away. Last month
another candidate was successful in the
Stock Exchange election, and the long no
ticed mental depression of the unfortunate
victim of yesterday settled into decided
dependency. false relief was sought in
stimulants. only to bring corresponding re-
actions to gloom, and in one OF these the
man took his own life. His business
career had for over a twelvemonth been
downward, but surely that was the time Tor
the will to bear him up, the very time Tor
avoidance of the dangerous remedy OF
alcohol. 1t is wonderful what man may
bear and may surmount. We see the wicked
day after day avoiding the effects OF their
misdoeds and fighting against the con-
science of the world with untiring vigor
1t is the Wheelocks and not the Tweeds who
commit suicide. No depth of disgrace, no
suffering SO great but the bad man will make
virtue to himself Of his efforts to better
his condition. Why should the man who
is simply unfortunate show less grit than
the rogue?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

Compassion for those left behind often
arrests comment upon such terrible acts as
that by which the cx-vice president Of the
Stock Exchange ended his life at noon yes
terday. We have no desire to add pang
to the keen suffering Of Mr. Wheelocks
family; but the growing frequency of the re-
sort to suicide for ending what, to tho I'M.
fortunate being, seems hopeless struggle
with adverse circumstance, demands q
word. Here was gentleman who fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

Disc ri erly Proceedings mt Lockport.
The disturbance on the canal at Lock-
port. although called in our special de-
ability of such movement. 1t is simply a
felonous riot, the promoters Of which are
not workmen employed by the State, but
are lock tenders who have been discharged
and who in revenge seize the locks by force
and refuse to let any boats pass. They can
find no sympathy in any community, as
men do who are striking for what they con-
slider fair days pay for q fair days labor
They were receiving fair wages and were
turned out of their places for misconduct.
The Superintendent of Public Works ex-
plains their offence. They were in the
habit Of demanding and receiving what
is called ''scale" money that is to
say, fees or brides for passing q boat
quickly through the locks. The meaning
OF this practice is we'll known. Boatmcn
who cannot or will not pay these men find
their boats delayed and have no remedy.
1t is the duty Of the lock tender to pass
boats just as quickly rs possible; hence
there is no justification whatever for the
levy of blackmail on the boatmen. The
Superintendent declares his intention to
discharge every lock tender who is guilty Of
thus swindling the boatmen, and everybody
will approve this determination. Mean
while tho Sheriff OF Lockport, whom the
Governor believes will be quite equal to the
task OF keeping these ruffians in order,
should arrest the ringleaders and sec that
they are properly punished for their law
less acts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24
THE TILE CLUB TRIP.

those OF the members Of the lilo Club who went
on tho sketching trip TO the eastern end OF Long
Island returned TO town on Wednesday LIST The
party consisted o. Mcssrs. r. Swain Clifford, Arthur
QuarlIcy, William II. .. Donovan, C. $. Rcinhardt,
h A. Abbey, J. Hopkinsou Smith, Walter Paris,
L1lran, Carl Shinn and Wlmbrdge They were absent
ton days ia all ana visited Konkonkoma, Caplree
Island, Bridgehampton, East Hampton, Montauk
Point, Sag HarDor, Grecnport and other spots rhey
made any Quantity OF etchcs and took any number OF
notes Artistic emulation seems 10 have spurred them
iuto doing some hard ana careful work. 80 that the
trip VIII be brought mind hereafter ny many useful
sketches We hear that the article for ScriDners,
which will be illustrated by tho whole party, VIII Oe
the JOINT work Of Messrs. I.antn, Carl Sninn and
William L. U. Donovan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24
roREIGN ART NOTES.

The eccentric aud talented Whistler hangs his pic.
lures whom finished IN his gardsp, At Tie mercy Of
sunshine wind and rain. lie tays at takes tho gloss
on them, that Objectionable gloss which puts in
mind OF painfully new hat" The artist paints the
backgrounds OF his figures 1rst and then builds
tho latter, working from the feet upward.
sir d. Munroc, president Of the Now Zealand A..
sembly has presented to the Royal Scotch Academy
fragment oil one Of the cartoons by Raphael which he
painted for Pope Leo as designs for tapestries The
irag almost entirely nilcd Ny the heads Of
women and seems to have been part Of the Massacre
oil the lunocents."
The French military paintings. some forty In all,
which Official decision excluded from the French
fine nrt display at the Universal Exposition, are now
on exhibition at GoupiPs gallery. In PARIS There arc
Dupray and Protais.
Paul voronsse's "sl Helena" was purchased =. tns
Novar saic Tor the National Gallery. The price paid
for IL was 5000 cuihcas.
Tho municipality Of Milan propose to erect statue
Tnc model for tho bronze statue Of Titan, which ID
10 DO up at Cadoro his brthpl ice has been
utcd by the Italian Dial lotto.
Tho Antwerp Museum has lately acquired line por.
trait bv Rubena
the Earl Of HarGwickc has accepted tho Presidency
OF tho British Archie illogical Association Tor tho APP
proacning Congress ~ wisbcch, winch opens on the
THO English One art exaibit ut the Paris Exposition
is valued al $500, 600.
A statue vi Hercules, attributed TO GycOn, 10 now
on exhibition IN London
TOE Prince and Princess OF Wales will open the
Castle at Nottingham as a Fine Art Gallery and Mu
scum On tue LIST prox
Tnero los paintings and Eve pieces of sculpture
In the present exhibition oil tho Corco ArtstiQue OF
Litterairs, IN the Rue ST. Armand. Among the cx-
h,oitorSarc Adam, Bridgeman, Constant DO Connick,
Gv-sein, Jazet, Iandellc Lciebvre, Lcpc, Leroux,
Lumlnais. Plassan and ron.
Bridscman's Amusement OF an Assyrian King" 10
sad be OF tho hnest pictures tho salon. and
Bashhold's "rho Emperor Conmodus Leaving tho
Amphithcatre at the Head OF His Gadlators attracts
attention from Its careful drawing and harmony Of
coorH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

ALTHOUGH thousands Of persons left the city
yesterday by steamer and railroad the cxcur.
sion season cannot bc said to have fairly begun.
Concy Island and Rockaway attracted an i'm
mensc number, but with these exceptions the
great number Of pleasant resorts within short
distances Of the city were comparatively de-
serted. In the afternoon Central Park was
crowded and the surface car lies did something
like their old business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

Ii TIE YOUNG gentlemen who listened to the
baccalaurcute sermons in many of the lead
ing colleges yesterday follow the rules laid
down for their guidance they will not be
likely 10 90 very far astray III their future ca
recr. The keynote OF nearly all Of them was
that Of warning against the pers Of modern
sccpticisin, which calls in question the most
ao,ciun truths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

GENERAL MACKENZIE, who has returned from
Mexico, came very near lighting battle with
the regular Mexican troops while on the other
side Of the line That hc did not do 50 was en-
tircy owing to the prudence or cowardicc Of the
Mexican commander, Valdez, who thought Of
interccpting him. but very wisely got out Of
the way when he saw the United States forces
in line Of battle Escobcdo, it seems, is still in
the field.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

TIE LINCOLN assassination literature con-
tinues to grow in volume. Mr.. Coylc, who was
the publisher OF the Washington newspaper
IN which it was said Booth intended that his
explanation should be printed, denies all know
ledge OF the alleged communication. Ii it WAS
written he never stw IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

IT WoCLD SEEM to be in our destiny as ma
ton to be the principal agents in tho material
development of the vast region Of country
drained by the Amazon. An interesting letter
is elsewhere printed on the subject, giving the
details Of the survey OF the river now in progress
by one of war vessels and also idea of
the character and resources of the country. The
possibilities in n commercial way are very great,
and our enterprising merchants will do well to
give them careful considerations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-24

The probabilities are nat he reaU'er ~ Ncc
York and is riciniy fo-ddy ,riH be rdrm and
partly cloudy or hay, probably miM occasional
light sh0rers. Tomorrow il pW be clear or
pdrty clondQ and ua,ul.