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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
443 sets 2s Moon SETS 22S Moons days -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
LMsandy HOOK 6;2. Gov. Island. 1854. Hell Gate 743
PH-sandy HOOK 5;46 GOV. Islsnd. SIS; Hell Gate. s04
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~ he chose TO do 90. The Trust Company had re-
ceived from him the money with wnicn 70 guy INC
dividend from the ockhOlders
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BASEBALL at Polo Grounds to-day. Della
- vs. Alaska Game called at p. Admission NS
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Singing, irritation, inflammation, all kidns,
and urinary Complaints, cured ~ Buchu Paiba" si
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA Lexington.ave. between 29ta ant 3Jthstx
Hours, Sto l, 5to7 Diseases OF the Nervous SvstA~
Gen!to- Urinary Organs, Impotence aul stsnlItv -
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Summer Weakness.

Tho advance of hot weather sudden and without wasn
has relaxing effect followed by exhaustion Of strus
end Ianguor body and ind This enfeeblement ths
system develops inhrmites otherwise Inactive Much o
time enterprise result In such
system rallies under the of Hoods sarsapaxa
which purifes blood strengthens the digest
i've organs and infuses fresh life and energy.
"I have been able steadily through the Spine
and Summer till last year. when took Hoods sasapsnua
and did lot lose day."
Your medicine is doing wonders for mo haven't st
well for six months"
Hoods sarsaparla is putting life right into me-"
Elderly people take Hoods sarsapaa and eIcaim; n
makes young again"
Nervous people takes Hoods sarsaparia and earnestly
declare at gives complete and permanent contrs
nerves."
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold BY druggists 81 six for IS. Prepared only By
MON o. co Anothe cariea Lowell Mas
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Announcements

LUNDBoRG's
RHENfSH COLOGNE.
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Thieves have stolen the locks on the wire grating
used to protect the faucets on the ice-water ioun'
ain in front of the Post Office.
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PASSENGER Lists.

CARLrs, June 6.h.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow j. Liv,
ipgston, Pittsburg, Pa; r G.. Grsdon Port.
land, Or; Miss NJ. Z, Powell. st. Louis l..
G. Pratt and wife, Chicago; f. Brauth and
wife, Alex. Ellsworth, England; Mrs. G. S.
Strong, f. w. Morey, Oakland g. Z. Rider
and wife, Boston Mrs. L Narrow and two
children, Salt Lake w. Golcher, San Fran
cisco; james Mitchell, Michigan Miles w.
Graves, wife snd child, Miss Abby NJ Will
Jams, Hartford, Cons; J.. s. Hildrssh. Bo-
Sykes. Buffalo; Mrs. A. Sykes. Manchester,
Vt; Miss Mary Wolfe. Cincinnati; Charles
Westing, Wisconsin o. Wattaville, Butte,
Mont; F. T. Muller G. Froelich. Elko,
New; W. G. Mask, Bory Lightner, Sacra-
mento; j. II. Maguiie, Terrace; Dr. I. Fl.
Rainey, Big Beaver, Mich; H. J. Eldrsd,
Northfsld, Mimi: c. G.. Merrills and fsmi.
iy, Centrevi!Ie, Cal; Henry P. Stein, Den.
yer Miss Vehslage, S. Louis 104 emigrsnt
passengers, including n malsp, to arrive in
Sacramento June 75h.
NEwHALL June 6th.-Passed here to-day,
to STRIVE in San Francisco tomorrow: J. II.
Green and wife. Santa Rosa j. B. Collins,
San Jose; John Stevens. FL Paso: Mrs.
Barker, d. s. Brown snd wife, San Fran.
cisco; S. f. Bacon, Los Angeles; Mrs.
| NAEONshy HlQ SUM- HAA-b NZAUWsh.Jg Mrs. u.
Z. Ez Biel, Tucsoa; L Jecoby, Los An
geles; Georze Noll aud wife. San Francisco
General z. Dswr, Naw York; VIM. Stew
art, Los Angeles; A c. Hu,abert, Sonora ;
J. Sheehsn and wife, Peter Sheehsn. Paila.
delpbia DIR. f. G. S5ccktor San Diego j.
a. Noyes, San Bsrnsrdino; Mrs. S. Rose,
Benson Fred Mason, j. w. Easton, Los
Angeles; NJ. Wash. Mohawk, A. f.; Mrs.
Mclaughlin, San Francisco.
OMAHA, June 6sh.-Laft here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento June 10Th: j. II.
Mickey, Osceola. Nab; f. Fl. Bell and wife.
Nevada, CAL; Mrs. J. a. Mcmillan, Kate
Finiayson, Omaha; Mrs. j. E. Shelters,
Jennie Shelters, Honey Eye Falls, n. Y;
Mrs. G. Il. Moshier, Lsrue Moshier, Paw
Paw, Mich; W. G. Bush, Boston; Q. N.
FELTON,, Mrs. Lsthrop, Adele Waters, San
Francisco.
Sixty. eight through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant trsin for California,
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petroIeum-I,s Meaica, Properties and


"The United States Dispensatory," q
standard work with druggists, says (page
1882 that in Germany petroleum has been
highly extolled as a remedy for Tapeworm,
and that it was often used with advantage in
epidemic Cholera by DR.. Andreoshy of the
Russian army" Ia fac., from the earliest
discovery of petroleum to the present day
there has been a strong conviction that the
preciated. and that it undoubtedly possesses
certainly preferable to any OF the oils. Its
from rancidity, are advantages which 70
other oil posseases in so high degree, and
these same characteristics adept it to the pur-
poses Of hair restorer and dressing, the only
Objectionable feature beirg the dark color and
offensive odor. Bat since the introduction CT
the improved and perfected Carboline-a de
odorizsd extract OF petroleum for The hair
these objections have been met and overcome
by the skill OK one Of our chemists, who has,
by o process known only to himself, after
very elaborate and costly experiments, sue
ceeded in deodorizing petroleum, which rem
ders it susceptible of being handled as daint.
lily "a the famous Eau de Cologne. A few
applications where ths hair was thin and fall
ing gave remarkable tone and vigor to the
scalp, and long and luxuriant growth Of
hair was invariably the result. It also gives
thst peculiar soft and silky appearance TO the
hsir 50 much sought after by all who would
be possessed Of beauty. It is cooling and
cleanly, removes dsndruff, cures sill diseases
of the skin sod scalp, and performs sll that
il claimed for it. Sold by all dealers in
drugs and medicines.
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sss rsASclsco 1rRns

TIE Harbor Commissioned have refused
TO dredgs the Bryant street siips OF the
Merchants Dry Dock Company.
The report Of the Census Marsh. nows
that there are 5S,06l children in the city
between the ages Of and II years.
The mas meeting at tie Grand Opera
House Tuesday evening, to rstify the pro-
ceedings Of tie Irish National Congsn-
tiO1, was largely attended.
The Judges Of the Superior Court havs
adopted rule in cases Of divorce, requir-
ing the attorney for defendant appearing
without service to chow his auihorisy %
act, By affidavit. In ease Of deisuit, vi hen
the mater Is referred to Teferss or com
missioner = take The testimony. i shsli be
ais duty 70 crosE-sxaniEs re -gi11eeses
ialiy, AID report saaa examination IN frll.
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AFTEIlsoox SESSION.

Stephen A. Douglas was very demonstra-
tive in his professions of regard. One day
so the story goes-he sat down on BeY-
eriey fuckers knee, put bis arm around
the Virginian's neck and exclaimed in his
impulsive way Bev, old boy, I love
you. g Dcuglaz, says Tucker, will you
always love NET" Yes, says Douglas. "
will. But, persisted Tucker. will you
love me when you get to be President y
i" II I don's may / be hlsnkea = says
Douglas. :" What do you want me 70 do
for yOu r Well Gays Tucker, . when
you get to be President al / want you to
do for me Is 20 picz scns public place and
put ysuF arm around my neck, jgst as you
sre doing HcE, and cal ne BsY."-f Ben
Periey.
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0ne Chinanan bet another that be could
swim back and forth across The Sacramento,
riFer quicker than he could. Il was cold
bath, and when they reached the other
aide one Of them went into shanty and
warmed himself. but the otker sfa-ted
back. On his way he was taken with a
cramp and drowned, amidst toe cheers Of
those betting against him II tChicszo Her
zld :" Go away from home to Eear The
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Collapse of a Miracle sensation-Woma
Indicted for Murder-The Recent Trag-
edy In Nebraska-Anfi-Secref Society
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elevator Acct
dent-rhe New Hampshire Legislature
Items OF Foreign News-Etc.
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OLA PODRlDA.

The Queens Heaita-CoIiapse OF Chi
cago strike-The PennsyivaRia Lesisia-
fure-War Preparations IN China
Cardinal sfcCloskey nI-The Brooklyn
Bridge pfsaster-Races In England
Righteous Verdict in ssrookiyn-Etc.
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BRowN's IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bitters made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed
red lines and trademark on wrapper.
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WANTED

A COOK FOR A sAwEuLI, $50 To $50, FARE
"a paid 4 steward for the country, S3j; l. men
10 hay 81 50 general hlacksni;hs, So per day 8
mixers, $50 cheesemaker, $40 ufen FOR orchards.
$50 also walters, S30 men tc z,ek frdit, SIG
carpenters, S3 per day. FeInale-r In women for
housework city and country SIS to SIS . girls TO
wait, $50 also girls for various other work.
apply 20 HOUSTON & CO.'S Employment ofies
Fourth and streets. Sacramento city sul3-1pti
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SACRAMENTO. THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE T. 1883.

and half-bresds. General Crook at once de-
cided to take the field in person, but before
starting he determined to secure the cooper
stion OF the Mexican commander, and with
that end in view visited chihuahua, and
spent several days in conference with the
Mexican officers, at which time they offered
to aid him with large force of Federal troops
and some Ysqui Indians. Crook at once re-
turned TO Wilcox, Arizons, where, in the
meantime, troops and supplies had been con-
centrated, aud on the 23d of April took up
his line of march for Guadalupe canyon.
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DOMESTIC,

IOOSDnssAnOn raos LAST nenTs DrsrApcursl
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g Dearborn Ave. Chicago. Nov. ,.
have been a great sufferer from
averyweak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything l ate gave me distress,
and l could cat but little. | have
tried everythingr ngrecommended, have
taken the prescriptions Of q dozen
physicians, but got no relief until
took Browns Iron Bitters. feel
none Of the old troubles, and am
new man. | am getting much
stronger, and feel frst-rate. l am
a,railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. l can not say
too much in praise Of your wonder-
fd medicine. D. c. MACK.
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yards will be closed before the 1st of July.
He would not say which ones they would be.
but it is generally understood that the Mare
Island Navy Yard will not be troubled.
The New Hampshire Legislature.
CONCORD. June 6;h.-The Legislature or
ganizsd to-day. Both branches elected the
officers nominated by the Republican caucus.
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HIS coMMASI

W ATlLgl9, WleIt. III sUc
meantime, troops and supplies had beer con-
cenirated, aud on the 23d of April took up
his line of march for Guadalupe canyon.
HIS COMMAND
Consisted Of six companies of the Sixth Cav
slry, under Colonel Biddle. Geueral Crook
left Colonel Biddls with about 800 men at
the line Co hold a permanent base of sup
plies. This command is four days travel on
q fact horsa from the nearest telegraph sta
ton, and is engaged in scouting along the
Arizln line from the New Mexican border
west, with the following officers Captain j.
q. BouTke; Lieutenant Fieberger and the
engineer corps Lieutenant G. b. Gssewood
and Cspssin Crawford comm anding 200 In
dian scouts; Captain Chsffee commanding 1
Company, Sixth Cavalry, OF fifty men. II is
not p2ritively known whether Captain Over
ton Is with Crook or remains with Biddls
Crook entered the sierra Msdss mountains
May 1st
When Crook crossed the line he severed
himself from all telegraph and nsil facilities.
and with an utter disregard for the entanele-
ments of red tape. burned bis news bridges
be hind him. Many attempts to communicate
with the expedition have been made, but thus
! fEr without success, and beyond q rrmored
! report Of a meeting in which he put the hos.
.iiss 20 flight after an ell-day battle in the
- as.es ~ tbs Sierra Msdre, nothing has
been heard from him.
UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES
The RECORD UNION correspondents expedi-
tion hiss been sent out ss stated. 1t has also
several trusty correspondents already dis.
posed at convenient points along the line
Crook took and at the best points around the
locality where he is operating. These agents
| are on the alert and ready at noneht's
warning 60 communicate the latest news that
can be learned OF the daring General These
agents will also gradually advance. so as to be
as close to Crooks force as it is possible
to be. and still keep up communication
with courier and telegraphic stations. Be.
side these agencies Tor gathering the Bsws. o
| RECORD UNION correspondent is approaching
the Sierra Msdre mountsios FROM Chihua.
hua, with view of being the first 70 meet
| the General, should ne push on and come out
| OF the mountains on the east. l. will thus be
seen that the press arrangements for news
| gathering are as complete as enterprise can
make them, and that the REcoRD- UNION viii
be abreast of ard dleading all rival endesvors 70
present the sarllast news of the whereabouts
| and the campaign of General Crook.
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The New Hampshire legislature.
FoREIGN NEWS.
France and China.

LONDON, june CHA Shanghai telegram
OF the 9th says War is inevitable, unless
France abandons her pretensioas. In Anam,
Ii Hung Chang, who hss been severely criti-
cised by the Hung Ii Ysraea or Council Of
Mandorins, because Of his coneilistory atti-
tude toward Fsacee, Is now convinced that
there is no way ous of the difficulty except
by lighting. The Couacil of Mendarins have
decided to mobiiiz5 the Chinese army. The
greatest ecsiyiry prevails in tbs csmps Of in-
ssruction st Tebiii, Kang-Nan and Ho-Nan,
snd os the nav i arsensls of Shanghai and
Eco Chico. Fly batteries Of artillery hsve
been tquipDel tc take tie field against France,
and are now concentrated st Iisnssin, await
ing transportation. At Anam the forts all
along the coast Of the Gulf Of Pechele are
being strengthened.
ExIIss 10 Eefurn-The "Biack Hand 50
Trials.
MADRID. June 6.h.-The Governor-Geu-
eral Of Cuba having reported favorably con-
cerping the state OF the Island, over 100 ex-
lies will be allowed 20 return there shortly.
The trial has begun at Here's Of II Of
the head members Of the Black Hand Society,
charged with numbering aa associate sus-
pected of betrsying the organization to the
Gove--Dent The Public Prosecutor, nr
Opening tbsts-r. c.i eei tast lie wet sab
nit evidence sufficient 20 secure the execution
Of sixteen Of the prisoners.
/ Great viefory In the soudan.
LONDON, June 6.h.-Gsneral Hicks has
just gained n great victory In the Soudsn
over 5000 Arabs, killing 500. The Arabs
fight brsvely SIS Sacred Knights, hut their
spears sre useless against shells and cannon.
Gsuesal Hicks had two men killed.
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STOLEN.

CToLEN FROM TIE HALF,WAYA
- House, on tho Placerville read, on ~
Saturday, June I'd, small Roam Pacing1 1%A-
Pony, branded L. VI on the shoulder, ana was
hitched 10 new Petauma cart, painted a straw and
wine color has lock box under the seat. A liberal
reward will be poid for any information. Address
J. L. BUTLER, Folsom, Cal je6-lws
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rus RsoORD-rNOs.l
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By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
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OMAHA, June 6th.-The Grand Jury at
Falls City, Neb., yesterday indicted Mary
Ferron. living three miles north CT Ruiu, for
the deliberate murder of her husband, Frank
Ferron, on the 10sh Of April last. Nothing
had been known Of this case until informa.
ton was given direc. TO the Grand Jury. It
is charged that Mrs. Ferron poured coal oil
upon her husband while asleep. and set fire
to his clothing, her object being to dispose OF
him that she might marry another man. The
woman was arrested last night and lodged in
Jail at Falls City. She Is badly broken up,
snd her own admission tends to crininate
her.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TheSecret

of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it-no more and no less.
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When the Modoc war broke ont this journal
was the first to send to the lava beds trained
scout, who is a. the same time good corre-
spoRdent, man Of unquestioned courage ard
perseverance and cultivated powers of OBJ
servation. 1t kept that correspondent in the
field, at heavy expense, until the close Of
the war. The same gentleman has now been
dispatched to opsn communications with
General Crock in his pursuit of the Apaches in
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sxEToH OF GENERAL COOKS RAID.

All Ariz,na and New Mexico and all
Northern Mexico is now thoroughly aroused
or the subject of the Apache atrocities. L
may be taken az certain that whatever the
outcome Of Crooks raid after the Indians,
the hostile Apscnes will be blotted out
sooner or later. Public rage is beyond con-
troll en- that subj ct. Our readers will re-
member the slaughter by the Apacbes of
Judge McConas and wife and the carrying
Of Of little Charlie MeComss, fire-yesl-oid
lad. Tnis happened near LJrcsbury in
March. Within two dsys General FoEsythe
was pursuing the murdeIers with 500 csFzl-
rynen. AZ the hexicsn ise the indians
broke up Into smsii bands AID Asd to The
Incuntai4e. From eshfesaion by Chira-
essaa Indian j. was SON learned that ths
Tsssssera ~ss the work cf The remnant of
2 cfssiois hand undsr Jzh, reinfeTced By 5
isg ssTsggiiag Sonora Apseaes. Fsusssdes
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OF the Sierra Madre Mountains of Northern
Mexico. Pursuing the same policy of enter.
prise that marked the course of the RECORD
UNION in sending trained correspondent
and fearless man on the search for John D.
Lee, and in maintaining reporters in Southern
Utah during Lees trial /; the same policy
which gave to the public She only thoroughly
reliable accounts of the long and perilous
struggles with the Modocs, we have nov ueed
eyerv exertion TO penetrate
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serlous EIeEater Accldent.

MILWAUKEE, juno 6sh.-The addition to
the Northwestern Marine Elevator, owned
by Marigold Brothers & Ksrshsw, burst at
o'clock this afternoon, under the pressure OF
1l5. 900 bushels Of No. 2 wheat. The walls
fell, owing the settling foundation, and about
2, 600 bushels slid into the river. Seven
tr-mpa were seen dodging in is shadow few
minutes before the crash, and it is believed
tbst they vera buried dndsr the rJiinr. TIE
work of clearing away the grain Is going foc.
ward rapidly, in the hope OF reaching ths
men, il there, before life Is extinct. Loss on
building, $ 900. The loss on grain csnno.
be estiaated at prezeut. TIE steam barge
Q. j. Ksrsha. was telegrapEed for at Chi.
cago, and will load 53. COO bushels Tonight.
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ERIE PA J, Jure 6sh.-Larry Ryan. par.
alytic cripple. over whose alleged cure By a
miracle performed by Rev. Father Maloney
a great sensation was caused some time since,
disd today ia the slms-house. Il was given
out by Maloney that Ryan was visited by
him, and the latter, being commanded to
stretch forth his withered hand in the ns1ne
OF God, did so, and the arm was made whole
straightway. Before be died Ryan confessed
that no such miracle was performed, the ac-
count furnished TO the papers by Malonsy
being bogus. Bishop Mullin says Msloney
has no longer any right TO the title of priest
Mnrnan Indicted for ihr Murder of ,,ier
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Cardinal McCIoskey's Health.


WAsETseTos. Jnne 6.h.-Sscretz-y Csani.
lsr ssia se-ssy thas be is expecting > rspsrt
frsnl he Navy Yard Board very s6ertlz, AZ
ths sssuit vii bs shat ssns CT tie navy
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-22
NewhallVilIe.

The residents of this portion of the city
 are asking after the sidewalk inspector. The
 complaint is made that the walk on the east i in the summer and snow in the winter. As
 this is the walk used by the scholars going to
 and from the Winchester school it should be kept as clean and dry as possible.
 | The Winchester or Division street school
 has now $50 scholars, and it's present high l standard is due very largely to the efficiency of Principal GiIe. MT. Gile has shown his
 kindness to the scholars in many ways, and the pleasantest relations exist between him and the teachers and scholars.
 This community is fortunate in having such faithful worker as the Rev. Mir. Clark, pastor of the Taylor church. He is an able preacher and has large congregations.
 Christmas and New Year Changes on the Consolidated Road.
 On the New York division of the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. the following trains will be taken off on Christmas and New Years days 5:O0s. m. train from Stamford, 5:15 B. m. train from New Haven, 6:35 a. m. train from Bridgeport, 7:25 a. m. from South Norwalk, 5:45 p. m. from Stamford, 7:55 p. m. from South Norwalk. The following trains out of New York will not run: 4:O2 p. m. train for Stamford, 5:09 p. n. for South Norwalk, 5:45 p. ID. for South NorWalk, Gill D. m for Bridgeport and the 500 p. m. for New Ha- ven. The local express train, 6:3O 8. m. from New Haven,Ewil make stops at all sta tions between South Norwalk and Stamford in addition to regular time table stops. The Newport express train, 4:07 p. m. from New Haven, will run as an accommodation from New Haven to New York. Adams express train, No. 65, leaving New York at 9:2O p. m will run as an accommodation train to New Haven.