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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
PROPOSAL S FOR PAVING
STREETS AND ALLEYS

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office OF the department Of pub
lie Works. Detroit Mich, until Thurs
ts". AUX %. 1915 at 80 o'clock "a. n.,
Egstcrn Standard time. at which time
R.n place they VIII be oueueo. 70"
lurnl.ninr all the abor and .latcrial
and paving. the streets and alleys
namcd below. within the limits mem
toned ina the city OF Detroit. WIN
the styles Of pavement stated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING
CHAPTERS

JAMES THENEETpN. u man ~ 81
who has divorced his ~tfs Alice.
believing that size ran away with
CAPT UATG who was IN love with
her. TIevtrf0n marries again. ana
soon afterwAId iiats turns ~ ana
denies That he left England with
Alice lie saYs that Alice was
murdered in tho woods near hy ana
threatens 60 accuse IreNartpu ut
the crime unless ne Is well paid
HaIg ls found murdered, but his
VII. continues 20 hlBckmaN IRE
vertou TreNsrtou sells some OF
his silver secretly in order 10 pay
her.
SYBtis PREVENTION. Treverton's sec
ond VIE, who has Just presented
him with son.
GYATT. head ERmcNcepcr 90 Trever-
ton
AIT SUlI. his assistant. disrcpu-
able character lie has married
GyRtts daughter Mary They are
very poor, but one night Nhil re-
turns home and shows his wife \
handful OF soyereiEus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25

Nut,--Thc hriolS FOR paving tho fol-
lowing alloys VIII br furnished and
delivered ON cor contiguous TO the
Wnrl, bs the city ot Detroit Tree ~
nnaL Ia Ihn nnnIrllinr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25

In block between ClRlrmont and
Atkin son, from IN" west curb ~ Soc
oud 20 the cast linc ~ THIRD. 90 foct
wide. with Ouc-couTse concrete paw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
LYMAN ST lPavinrl

From tho east line OF 81 Auhin 20
the west line or Chenc. &c feet wide.
asph11tic concrete natural lake As
phplt on concrete foundation and
Bcrra. Medina or any other curbstone
that may hc bid upon and ordered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
LYMAN ST. Paving
Asscssmrnt Estimates.

ei1T ga. ydF OK excavation.
ca3js0 l.nrnl fcrt ~ curbstopc
tuewl straight
f2tbI1 sg Yde. ~ asphaltic concrete
tuatsral tHE. gi h|r or concrete
foundation pavement
16fS pu yds 20 concrete under and
Irrrl curb
gtty Estimates.
100 rr tIt 90 excavation.
1905. ir.a' feet ~ Now curhstons
I'm If-f d.. t-iu' d. Mod } circles FUR
r.-leH if .Huftarfur
c3S11 -g. ylF. ~ Hsphsltlc concrntn
fuaturU bake asphalt on concrete
foundation rHviuE
af1 IA yds. OF concrete under and
hrhfud curb.
Toe So iiueal feet 81 retaining stone
old Medina curb may be used.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
ALLEY 800 Pavinrl

All ALLEYS ia block between Mont
clair LcAiay. Jefferson and Ecrchc-
val is anil 20 foot wide. with ono
course concrete paving.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
HIDDEN ST. (Pavinp)

From the cast line 81 Gratiot 20
the west line OF Mt Elliott. 90 feet
wide. with asphaltic concrete (natur-
ton and Berra. Medina or any other
.curhstunc that may bc bid upon aud
nrlnrnl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
MEADOWBROOK AVE.
(Faying)

From the present pavement TO the
north line ~ lot 10. W. &. MaClEs sub.
rs foct wide with asphaltic concrete
tuatursl Lake asphalD on concrete
foundation and Beren. Medina Cr any
other Curhstone that may be bid
pr,,p aud ordered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25

From tho north curb line % Freud
70 tho south curb line of Jefferson
avenue. &c foct wide. asphaltic con-
crotc tnatural lake asphalD on con-
crete foundation and Borea. Medina
or any Othcr curbstonc that may be
hin vtou and ordered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
NEWPORT AVE. CPaving)

From the north curb line OF Freud
10 the south curb line OF Jefferson.
26 feet wide. with asphaltic concrete,
n3tural lake asphalt on concrete
foundation and Beren, Medina or any
other curhstoue that may he bid up
ON and ordered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
NEWPORT AVE. (Pavingl

1881 Gu yds. OF excavation
2i6S.90 llneal feet Of curpsione
(ncw) straight
2t32 s6 81. yds. ~ aspheitic con
crete tuaturaI lake aAphall on con
crete foundation paving
5S02 ca yds. OF concrete undeF ana
behind curb
city Estimntcs-
l0i ca yds or excavation.
ES02 llneAl feet OF new eurhstone
(straiRhO
$3.50 llneal feet OF new cur0stone
IN 90 r.. ale t. Mod circles FUR
nirhod by contractor
2f2.30 so yds OF asphaltic concrste
natural lake asphaiD on concrets
foundation paving.
SIS on. yds. OF concrete under ana
behind curb
900 llneaI feet II retaining stone
old Medina may De used.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
JEFFERSON COURT
(Payinr)

From the north line OF Jefferson
avenue % the uortherly terminus. p
foot wide with asphaltic concrete
Watural lake asphnlD concrete foun-
datiun present curbstuuc 20 remain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
Asphalt Concrete.

Note-Biddcrs must submit samples
Of the asphalt and huNinE oil pro-
posed 90 hc used. along with the
bids. samples ~ asphalt. 10 pounds
Of oil one gallon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
ALLEY 81 lPnvinrl
With Brick.

In block hctwcru Hastings RIvard
Frcderick and Kirby 20 feet wide.
with 0uo-couTsc concrete PAVING
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Cedar.
LEMAN ST. (Pavinr)

From the north line 81 Kcrchevni
90 tho south curb line 81 CharlevolX.
% foot wide. with cedar block on
concrete foundation and Berco. Mo
dina OF any other Curbatonc that may
I'm ~ unAu Mmn nLlcrnl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
ALLEY 522 Paving

In block between Kirby and frrrv.
from rho east line uf ST Antoine o.
the woFt limo of Hastings, 20 feet
.iufipv
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One Course Concrete.
ALLEY Sol (Pavingl
ALLEY 519 (Paving)

In block between Firth. Fourth.
Abbott and Porter. 20 fect wide. with
one course concrete paving
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CIV Estimates
sNfllHsl
ALLEY j22 (Paving)
N--r 4sInrnt Ie-timntes.

5S1 ca ydg of excavation.
l3H1 ~ Vg tdR. CO TRICK on con.
cr,to foundation paving.
III lucal feet 90 retaining plank.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
Alley 81 (pavinpl
Assessment Iisiin,ntes

81, on. ydR OF excavation.
16io.si "a. yds. OF onc-course con-
crete paving
tst7 lincuI tcot Of retaining plank.
px6"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25

dept. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Aug 90, 1918
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25

iFU4,l SUM Will Dc forfeited 10 the
fails 10 enter INTO contract. subject
o. confirmation OF the Common Coun-
Gil within GVe days after the accept
an. Of this tender by the Depart-
mont 90 Public Works
The bidder whose tender is accept
on VIII be required 20 furnish with
lis contract an approved surety com
rauy bond 60 the city ~ Detroit in
the Gun amount ~ TIE contract price
f1r tf- work conditioned on the full
snd faithful performance 81 his part
OF fhc contract
Tho contractor shall be paid N
bonds Tor frat paving or the pro-
cccls thereof DO such bonds are pur-
chased by tho sinking Fund Com
nllsslunerE according O. Ataw..
No bid viii lo accepted from any
person or firm who 'is lu arrears or
default 20 tac city % Detroit
Specifications ia details fer the
above work may be had on appliea-
tion 60 tho secretary.
The Department ~ Public WORKS
expressly reserves The right 10 reject
any or all proposals.
All proposals shall be naos W
duplicate -
Bi5t cOmnssiosn-1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
JEFFERSON COURT
(Paving)

Csc CA ylA ~ excavation.
Present cur bstoue o. remain
2l12.b9 so ydh. Of nsphaltie com
crcte natural lake RsphalD paving.
o 80 ca. yds ~.sf-CouCre under and
BE- hind curb
% liueal feet ~ retaining stone
Jity Estimates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
ALLEY j20 (Paving)

$50 en-. yds. Of excavation
A24:7.23 81. yds. OF onc-course con-
crete paving
cess line5l feet OF retaining plank.
.N6".
city Estimate.
'tn. vds of excavation
:7.C2 sg. yds, OF oro-cCurse con-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
& d q O Fri a

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
POOR COMMISSIONERS.
Municipal Court Building
Detroit. Aug q. 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
LEMAI ST. (Paving)
Asscxen,rnf I..fIn,ut..

250i CA yda. OF excavation
@553.02 lincal feet % curbstone
,ncwD straight.
513@fi sd }dS. Of cedar block on
concrete foundation paving.
$500 Gu. yds. OF concrete under and
behind curb
titv Estimates.
1873 on. yds " excavation
1910 lincal feet OF new urhstone
fstraiPht.
2lIe lincal feet Of now curbstone
iu clio a. MedD circles furnished
b. contractor
2@9.35 50. Nds. OF cedar block on
concrete foundation paving
a,25 ca. yds. OF concrete under ana
bchnd curb.
81 IineaI feet OF retaining planh
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%%$
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
LUDDEN ST. (Paving)
Asse.smSnt Estimates.

1887 ca yds. OF excavation.
f0o5o4 liueal feet OF curhstons
(ncw) straight
5tiS lineol feet Of Medina curb
stone tnew) In (6-tc' ~ circles fur
ntsEed by contractor, three dressed
inside three dressed outside t2-s2'
R) circles furnished by contractor.
one dressed inside. one dressed oat-
sid".
@asl.S5 50 yds OF aFphaltic concrete
lnatural lake osDhalD on concrete
foundation paving
l9d o. tr .Ue or con crete 1n0er
and behind curp.
Cay l,stimRtcG,
GO2 Gu, Eds. OF excavation.
1919 nncal feet Of new eurbstone
ia (N~f r.. l-1o' IL. LIZ Il. MedD
ctrcles Furnished by contractor.
t2233 sq. yds. or asphaltic concrete
natural lake aSphalD on concrete
foundation paving
s.os Ell. yds Of concrete under ana
behind curb
1875 lincaI feet 81 retaining stone.
old medina curb may DC used.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
ALLEY sol (Paving)
Anses.mrnt EstImntrn.

HrHer~mFh' fse'ihntrN.
2%S cu. NdS. Of excavation.
cG667 80. yds OF one course con-
crete paving
4s3 lneal feet OF retaining plank.
IKE.
city Estimates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-25
ALLEY 519 (Paving)

NsNrrNmcnt ERtImntrr.
so Gu yds. OF excavation
lS2G.e1 so. yds. OF one-cours. con-
crete paving.
1850 llneal feet OF retaining plank.
Exc.
CITY Estimates.
rs GU yds. Of excavation
1855 IurHl feet OF curbstone In
tZ-f r. circles furnished by city
and set ny contractor.
5S-54 - yds. OF ons-courss con-.
crete paving
Isl ca yds. Ct concrete under ann
bchtnd curb
- lincal feet Of retaining stona,
old Medina curb may BE used.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-30
FOOTBALL OFFICIALS CHOSEN.
Men 60 Handle mtg DANES Named
by COmmittce.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Ofcials for
the more important football games next
fall were chosen here last night AT II
meeting of the intercollegiate football
rules committees subcommittee on OFF,
clals. Dr. James a. Rabbit OF Haver-
ford College presided. and men proml-
ncnt in the gridiron affairs of all the
leading colleges were present.
Tufts OF Brown will referee, and fultz,
also of Brown. will umpire the Vale
Harvard game. while Dr. Williams.
Pennsylvania. will he field Judge and
Morice, Pennsylvania, linesman. At the
princcton-Harvard contest Langford OF
Trinity will referee. Williams umpire,
Pendleton. Bowdoin. act as field Judge
and @. ". Barthart linesman.
For the Yale-Princeton game Tufts
will referee. Marshall umpire, Moricc
will be field Judge and Pendleton lines
man.
In the Pennsylvania Michigan game
Langford. Fultz. Eckersall and Holder
ness will he the officials. while in the
Pennsylvania Cornell game on Thanks
giving Day the same officials as acted
last year have been chosen.
Tufts will referee both the Princeton
Dartmouth and Pennsylvania Ia
contests, Hallahan will umpire the
former game and Fultz the latter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-30
NUTS MAIDEN RACE
TO NICHOLS YACHT
Chincapin Upsets in Contest of
Tiny Vessels Off Oyster
Bay.
THIRTEEN SAIL COURSE

The nuts sailed their maiden race on
Oyster Bay of the Seawanhaka CO.
rinthian Yacht Club yesterday afternoon.
This class of tiny yachts has been
built by members of the ~Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club and numbers
twenty vessels. They are called nuts
because each is named for a nut. but
often the owner has made a play on
the word.
The wind was light. and thirteen
started over an inside course. George
Nicho was the first home in the
Beechnut, and J~osephus. owned by Col.
gate Hoyt, Jr, was second. being beaten
3 minutes - econds. The Chincapin.
owned by Deforest Hicks. capsized. but
beyond getting wet no harm came 10
the crew.
The club went in commission nj noon.
Commodore Daniel Bacon gave the sig
nal TO hois; the burgce. and then every
yacht In the fleet dressed shin. Their.
was a reception in the dubious, in tho
afternoon. To-day divine service will
be held on board former Commodore
II. 5. Nanderb!lt's schooner Vagr.nt
The tfties and thirties will race to-
morrow. The summary:
THE NuT CI.ASS-START t.O-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-30
Yachting Fotsam and Ietsam

August Heckscher, formerly commo-
gore Of the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Iach' club, mas consented to act as
.ha'rman OF the regatta committee of
we Motor Boat Club of America.
W, Butler Duncan. who will this year
manage the cup yacht Vanitie. has sold
MS sound schooner Vanualia and that
'acht viii be used OF the Maine coast
The Elmarlu, built by Nevins at City
NIahd for James II. Ottley. was
t.eN.hed last Monday. This zach. Is 81
ieet long and was designed by A. Loring
nNazey, She il driven by two 10 horse
power Sterling engines.
- shoD Avenser will this year use
her original rig instead OF the short
powsprlt she had last eason She Ia
'eady for commission
Inc motor Yachts Of the Hudson River
rove Squadron viii have drills and a
,vFle" today and tomorrow on the
ru'Son River of Croton Point, Roger
ss.ptoh' chief commander Of the United
9'"'s' power s%quadrons, will review the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-30

feet. His stan Is C. +. Chapman,
Charles Longstreth. y, l.. Stebbins, W.
A. Hopkins, c. O.. Written, r. X. Dyer,
F. +. Huckins, c. II. Legion, G. Il.
Edwards. T.. Il. Bower n T.. o., Hiler.
II is expected that the Baltimore.
building for the race to Panama. will
be launched about the end of next
month,
Chester w. BLISS new V bottom boa.
Raccoon was tried recently n made
twenty -four miles an hour. Her cor
tract called for twenty-siS miles. but II
Is expected that when the motor IL lin
bered up she will easily make the meas
sary two miles.
Gardiner A. CooDer's new yacht Wa
konda has been launched at Wardwe ellis
yard. This yacht IL Of the v bottom
type, forty-seven feet long and Ia to
make sixteen nautical miles an hour.
August Heckscher's new high speed
motor yacht has been named Cabrilla,
With her engines Of 1000 horsepower
she is expected to make thirty five miles
an hour. This yacht 10 liz feet long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-30
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner Chicago. sailing sum
dtN. Tor HordeauN, viii take mail. closing
AZ $3.50 - NJ. for France. Rumania. Bui-
Earlh. serbia, Switker.and, Italy. Portugal,
Egypt. spain, Greece, British India. Britt
i.h East Africa. slam. Malta, Gihrai'sr,
,eylon, straits Settlements. Dutch East
Indies. West Australia and Persia. also FOR
9,her countries except GERMANY. Austria.
hunsary' LuxemhurE and Turkey when
specially addressed.
The Italian liner Trormino, sailing Mon.
Jay Tor naples. will take mai. closing a:
80 4. ". for italy. Bulgaria. serbia,
hlinanin, switzerland and t;rcccc. also
Tor other countries except Gurmary AUS
trIa. Hungary. Luxembourg and Turkey II
specially addressed Tor despl'ch by this
steamer.
The Holland-Amorica Rotterdam. SAT-.
ing Tuesdsv FOR Rotterdam via Falmouth.
VIII take mai. closing a. $50 4. ". FOR
All Europe except the Netherlands. Ger
many, Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg and
Turkey also for Africa. West Asia and
me East indies and l',o for Italy, Bul-
saria. Serbia. Gibraltar. Ruirsnla. swift
Zeridnd ana Greece l. specially addressed
FOR despatch by this steamer TVS mail
goes Via Rotterdam Tine steamship Rot
terdam viii carry mail for the Neither
lands via Falmouth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-30
LIPTON'S OBJECTION
UPSETS YACHTSMEN
His Reported Disapproval Of
Races for Defenders
Causes Talk.
LETTER Is on THE WAY

According to advices from England
Sir Thomas Upton does not take kindly
to the races being arranged between the
Resolute and vanitie. He thinks that
as the Shamrock w. Is laid up and un-
able to continue her trials the defenders
should not take advantage of the sltua.
ton and go on with their tuning up
spins. 1t Is said that before Sir
Thomas left for Serbia TO take a Red
Cross unit to that country on the
steam yacht Erin he wrote a letter to
the New York Yacht Club which j.
now on its way here
Whether the races being arranged be-
tween the Resolute and Nanltie are to zee
regarded as trials liz known only to the
cup committee and those in charge.
but the feeling among those interested
In these two yachts IL that having spent
possibly half a million dollars for tho
two racing craft those directly inter.
ested thought they might as well have
some sport and so arranged that the two
should be fitted out. the Resolute to be
In charge OF those who handled the
yacht last year. and the Vanitie to be
turned over to former Commodore Cor.
nelius Vanderbilt and w. Butler Dun
can.
There are tn be no changes made
on these yachts, but OF course as thev
are to race they are TO be put into
the best possible racing trim. il also is
pointed out that the majority OF the
races sailed last season were failures be-
cause OF the weather conditions. and
really little is known Of the merits of
either yacht. Yachtsmen would like 10
see them tested under all conditions
and with the wind fair and true from
start to finish. In the meantime the
two Yachts are fitting out and soon
will he in commission, and when Sir
Thomas l.ipton's letter arrives 1t will
be considered by the cup committee.
There has been a rearrangement of
dates OF the regattss OF the New York
Yacht Club. There will be a race for
the hf,ies and thirties on June IL. The
annual regatta will be sailed on June 20,
and possibly the Resolute and Vanitie
will meet first on that day. There win
be n special race for these two yachts
on July 3. and on July 10 the Glen
Cove cup races will be sailed. Tho
fleet, It is said. will gather in New
London harbor on August 2 and prob
ably will go to the eastward. passing
through the Cape Cod Canal. These,
however. are affairs not yet definitely
settled, but whatever is done will be
announced shortly.
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DATES FOR GOLD CUP RACES.
Contests VIII BE Held In Midsu M
mcr on Manhasset Bay.

The races for the Gold Challenge Gun
viii be held over the Manhasset Bay
course on July 81. August . and Z. This
trophy is held by the Motor Boa, Club
o. America, having been won last wear
b. Mrs Blackton's Baby Reliance VI.
and the Long Island Motor Boat Assoc
ciat,on will manage the races this wear
under the auspices OF the Motor Boat
Club Of America.
The committees appointed 10 arrange
the details OF the races are. Race com.
rittee. Thomas r. TAYLOR. chairman (.
Herbert l.. Stone and Charles r. Chan
man starters and timers, Harry Jack
son. James H.. Alker and n. ampson
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Incoming Nesscis-By wireless.

S. Nelson. Porto Padras, passed Cane cruso
a, : y. NJ yesterday
N noon
S. Comet. Por, Arthur, ~ miles west ot
Sand Key al noon
S. j. u. Rockefeller TuSnam, x miles cast
Of Sand Key AT noon
SIS Texas Port Arthur. IN miles south ~
Diamond Shoals AZ noon
81 II RIO, New Orleans, loo west n Tor
S. vi sol galveston. : miles south Of Tor
tug as AZ 4 y. VI
S. Nueces Galveston rs miles south of
Scotland llght a y VI
s. RADIANT. baton Rol=c, IN miles south
east Of M,srssippi har a noon
So II Dia, New Orlran-, lhN miles south OF
scotland hight at & i NJ
SIS FL Occlieutc, Galveston, l~ miles south
~ Scotland light ~ noon
S. WOnolulan, San FrtnTsNo $50 miles from
Ambrose light AT : + "
S. COmanChc. Jacksonville, o20 niles south
Of Scotland liIht n : = "
Is Cherokee GEORGETOWN. ras->d Fry1ng
Pan q s.N r ".
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
for eastern New York. fair north and
central. unsettled south portion to-day:

For eastern New York, fair north and
centrnl. unsettled south portion to-day;
fair Tomorrow moderate shifting winds.
For New England. partly cloudy to-day;
fair to- morrow; moderate eastcrly winds.
For New Jersey and eastern peursy.-
wanna, showers to-day; probably fair to-
morrow. moderate shifting winds.
For western New York. fair In tho east.
showers In west portion to-day. prohahl,
fair to- morrow. moderate northeast wind.
NEW YORK. Nav M-The s'oi
central over Missouri and Illinois assum.d
an elongated formation Yesterday and
extended eastward into tho south Atlantic
states.
Rain fell In the Missouri. Mississippi and
ohio valleys. the southern lake regions.
tho south Atlantic states and northwa ard
into PENNSYLVANIA.
In other parts NJ IN" country the
weather was generally fair
High pressure prevailed over ne north
Pacific states. but was generally low eise-
where.
The tendency was toward cooler weather
In the north central states. hut there
we're no general or very decided tempera-
ture changes In any section.
In this city the dsy was partly cloudy:
slight change In temperature. wind. light
10 fresh, mostly northeast average HUI
Nudity. Is per cent. corrected
IN read to sea level. at : \. NJ, g9.7s:
3 r. NJ. sB
The temperature In this city Yesterday,
as recorded BY the official thermometer, 10
shown In the annexed table:
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GREENWICH GOLFERS QUALIFY.
Play Begins for Green Committee
Cup-MarshaII Wins Handicap.

GREEN wicH. Conn. May 29.-An
eighteen hole handicap and the qualify
ing round for the green committee cup
were played to-day at the Greenwich
Country Club. The handicap was won
by G. &. Marshall. whose score was
s5-l2. 10. The qualifying scores:
r. j. Gaines. gl-ls. Is. 4 T.. Ranney,
el--li, u; Il. + Croker, So. 10; q. p.
Lynde, ST. 70: T. VI. Hodgins. s7-ls.
man, $50, 20. VI. Il Foster. s2-i2. so
Or G T. Martin. ST.. so; ID. Armstrong,
Z. y ZnteL l6O-iS, ", F Il Tii,tle.
1870. a. n II Gilihu. ai-s. %; T VI.
; Rolls, So. II; + seldom. gs-l.. -,
7. Il. Bonner. e.. u
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WASHlNGrpN May as-Thc 'orpedo
boat thAunccN has arrived At Zamhoanga,
,olli,r Mars a. Philadelphia cruiser Bir.
mirgrnm d,s'roycrs raulding, Patterson
amt EIrruWs ~ Roston; testroycrs cum
miups. Warrington. tassin, DrhNtun, Nc
pougai, BenhAm. Ratth and hospital ship
Snltrc a. New York yard des'royers
Nicholson and Wnrlen NJ Newport BAT
tloshIp Sew Hampshire and iestroyers
FlnuinE, Bralc, Jarvis, Jouet' and Jcn
k!us At norfolk gunhoat Paiucah At Cirn-
flcgN, and gunhoa' Wilmington At Swhtow
collier Rrutus ESs sailed from Vera
cruz for Prorresn tender Dixie, bdttleship
Nirgtnia from Newport t,or Hoston battle
Land. Me ha'ti"ships Kansas and Michi-
gan from Newport FOR Philadelphia; cruiser
t|rr-..f from Newport! 'nr R1s'oG hR'''"-
ships Florida ani Utah firm Newport for
-" York varl, hs'tleship south Carolina
from Tompkinsyille for philadelrhia and
DESTROYER rtul Jones from Mare Island
for san Pedro,