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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-23
SPECIE PAYMENTS--POST OFF
CE DEPARTMENT.

"Lest the present state Of things should
deter men who are disposed to enter into
the important mai service now advertised
for, through an apprehension that they may
be paid in deprecated currency, the
Postmaster General requests us 10 state,
that oil claims hereafter accruing against
that department ,tili be promptly paid in
specie or its equivalent. We understand,
al o, that should all the banks of The United
States unfortunately suspend specie pay
,nent, that department W i'll in short time,
be prepared TO pay in specie all Just claims
against it, whenever they may le accrued.
". Globe.
"The Government" Is indeed in trouble
II is going to make an attempt TO stand by
the Pet Banks of the Metropolis, and il
promises 10 satisfy it with specie Mr.
Kendall, also promises to pay in specie
In n month from now, Mr.. Kendall vii
scarcely be nble TO find SINCE sixpence. 1,
lie going to demand that all hostages be
paid in specie? and when the people Offer
at the Post Offices, the notes Of the Pc
Banks OF lac government: the Bank OF A.
merica, or the Manhattan Bank, say, vii
abe Postmaster be instructed TO dishonu
the "beiter currency" Of the government
own make? If he does honor his owl
notes, the Post Office will soon he drained
in changing five doliar bills. II he doe
no: the People will be compelled To let ihei
letters lie dead in The Post Offices. Go OF
bloekheads, 60 on. 1.-THE government a,
tcmpts 10 pay in specie, il will take tent
part of the revenue TO buy il up. Let tn
Experiment 90 on. Tinker and Tinker
the Government is bankrupt, and is broke
with the Merchants now.-.N Y. E1
Dress.
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IMPORTANT BY THE EXPRESS
MAIL

Mr.. Frick, the Collector III Baltimore,
has handed the editor of the Baltimore Pat
riot the following for publication,
Dt- The Collector for this port has re-.
ceived from the Treasury Department a
circular, requiring the payment OF money
ACQUIRING on bonds and customs To be made
in specie and the notes OF specie paying
Banks, that are at par, at the Custom
house.
He has also received the following from
MIR. Skinner, for publication:
Post Office 18th May, 1887.
The Postmaster General has instructed
the Postmaster Of Baltimore as ln.lOws:
"Noies Oi the Banks which do not pay
on demand can neither be received nor OF.
tered in payment Of the Post Office Depae'-
ment under existing laws. Nor can a
Bank not redeen,ing its notes in specie, be
used as a repository, You will therefore
collect all pnstages in specie
independently Of the above express in.
siruclion how hong would it be possible
;or the Post Office to give specie in ex'
chang ~ five dollar notes of non specie
psyiag Banks'
Gu on, biockleads, 90 on. Your Pc
Banks are exploding on all sides. Wher,
can the merchants get specie TO pay thei
bonds From The Bank of America No
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-23
The Times.

New ORLEANS, May eve are again
without any thing of an encouraging nature TO
say in relation TO our market: the general as
poct Of which is as clouded and dull as can
we'll be imagined. Our business with the
North tao west, and even our southern neigh
bors, is in great measure suspended, as the
Banks are not doing any thing in the way OF
buying or collecting bills. Money matters re-
main in as cramped state as ever; and, as
the former credit system Of dong business is
almost entirely brokcn up, transactions in eve-
ry species Of merchandise are necessarily very
limited.
RICHMOND, May 1.-THE pressure con-
tinuing with undated soverity-business in
all departments laneuishes much, in fact is
nearly ileless.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-23

From the Manhattan Bank MOI Even
Jack Downing, with his specacles, will be
puzzled to fluid a silver sxpence in two
months. On, thinkers, on
From the Baltimore Transcript.
Custom HOUSE RoNDs.-We understand
that gentleman OF this city, entitled TO
$3.50 debcnture, received checks for the a
mount on two of The Deposit Banks here |;
being Indebted 10 the government for about
the same amount Tor customs, he offered
the checks in payment, which were elused.
The checks would be paid in notes Oi The
Banks, but the bonds must be paid in gold
or silver.
The following sayings Of Zekel Bigelow,
as reported by Major Jack Downing, is
particularly worthy the attention Of the
wseacres at Washington.
ezekiel says, ON the hull, that money
matters, and Banks and trade, are all as
curious as one Of Pelcg BissePs clocks, and
iolkes hadn't ought 10 NEEDLE or altering
ont without knowing aft'about it,"
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New YoRK, NAV, Is

Almost all of The French Indemnity mon
ey, il not all, has been paid off by the
Banks Of America in their own notes.
The banks received the indemnity in GOLD,
which is worth copper cent, advance above
their own bills. This is one way OF
shaving honest sufferers. Claimants who
have been kept more than twenty years out
Of their Just demands, and who have lost all
the interest and half the principal, are now
compelled to receive the pitiance in Bank
of American bills, which are deprecated
twenty per cent below the gold which hon-
estly belong to them, and Tor which they
have paid, but which is now refused L his
refusal creates much conversation in the
city. A claimant TO day demanded his pay
in gold. and The President refusing, said,
"the Bank is broken! The Bank Of A
mcrca broken! What, that Bank which
volunteered its service TO get the deposits,
pledging the responsibility Of its directors,
and promising Mr. Kendall, that it would
transact the public business as well or bet
ter than the United States Bank, and
afterwards agreeing TO keep in pay Reu-
ben M. Whitney, as a spy over the
Treasury, to see what was going on in
Washington. Surely such confession
was unexpected To the public alter the
naughty bearing Of that institution, and its
proud promises to take the place of the u
niled States Bank, and better the best cur
rency in The World
Since the suspension oil specie payments,
the failures have suspended also, but on
Saturday, one Of some magnitude, a French
importing house was announced, which had
some connection with Nicoet who killed
himself in N. Orleans.
The Buffalo people Of all parties are indig-
nant on account of the course the Regency
have persued with The banks there. They
believe there has been unfair play.
to issue small bills. The'greatest inconvcn-
fence already begins 10 be felt for the want
OF small change. Hundreds are issuing
their small notes in this city, and "the bet.
ter currency" will soon be city full OF
rags.
The Express Mail brings US news OF i'm
portance. There is every indication that
The banks in the southern part Of the Mis-
sissppi Valley are about 10 suspend specie
payments. Every where, as the news
from New York flies around, the Pet banks
under the eyes of "the government" ex-
cept, suspend specie payments. Alexandria
has followed the general example. The
! Baltimore Patriot givee us important in
structlons To The government officers OF that
city. The same orders, without doubt,
have been iransmitle 10 the government
officers in New York, and when they are
! announced here they must make great
sensation.-N. Y. Express.
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40 tho Ladies.
A MOTHER c. ART

A Y Q T II Z K G A Z d.
EACONETTS, Printed Muslins, Lawn;
~ Plain and ig'd Cambrics; Plain and fgd
Muslins; Cold Muslins; Rich Ginghams ;
Grape de Lyons; Frencl. Prints; Rich Black,
Blue black and cold plain and fig'd Rich
Dress Silk; Black, blue black and brown Al
pines; Thread; Bobt. and Blond Lace; Edg-
ings and DliIlinas; Boot. Blond and Star
L0ces; Splendid Shaws and Hdkfs; Linen
Silk and Isle Thread Gloves Rich Scarfs;
Cravats; Flowers; Ribbons, Chenelle, Col
ats Belts, Head Ribbons, Linens, French
Shoes, Wells, &C. together with many other
articles in the Fancy Goods Linc,-Just re-
cieved and for salo cheap, by
C. & L. l.. LAMB.
May u, 1887. 95
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From the New York EXPRESS MAY is.


Our correspondent writes, that he has
Just returned from Lynn, Haverhill, Brad
ford and Rowley, the four principle shoe
manufacturing towns in Massachusetts.
At Lynn every things looks gloomy. More
than Two thousand men have been thrown
out OF employ, and more than a hundred
womer, who were engaged in binding
shoes for the manufacturers. The distress
at Lynn seems 10 be as extensive, il moi
more so, than any other town in the State.
Most of the sufferers are journeymen, with
young families dependant upon their daily
labor for their daily bread. AT Haverhlll,
things are but little better. Between two
and three hundred mechanics have been
thrown out Of employ, and left the town,
aud more than one thousand persons have
left the shoe business 10 work upon the
farms in the surrounding country, or in
many instances To do nothing. Women
here also have lost an employment which
afforded them a handsome support. The
price OF labor is one ha III what it was three
or four months since. The manufacturers,
however, have gone on swimmngly, I'D
there has been but one failure in the place.
The heaviest part OF the distress seems TO
fall upon the lab0rer. AT Rowley and
Bradford, things appeared very much as
they die al Haverhill. The laborers were
sufferers.
The United Slater Gazette, Philadelphia,
in remarking upon the Pennsylvania Bank
0itlie United States suspension, says, "Bul
for this resolution, our city would have
been drained of its specie within forty
eight-hours, to answer the demands, and ac-
commodate the Brokers of New York and
Baltimore. A large portion Of the benefit
Great credit is due 10 The United States
Bank for her accord, by which step, Mr.
Bddle has surrendered his reluctant con.
sent, in obedience to the obvious interests
of the community without impairing, in
general opinion, the stability or lame Of hi,
institution."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-23

The Legislature of Rhode Island has
passed an act, authorsing the banks of the
State TO issue post uotes 10 the amount of
one fourth Of their capital, bearing moi less
than five and not more than six per cent
interest per annum, and Of denomination
Of MI less than one hundred dollars. They
may lean these notes, on ptomissory notes,
or either obligations, payable alta future day,
and charge interest AT SIX per cent. These
post notes may he payable at any time not
exceeding one yea from the passage Of the
act, and the bank commemorative pow
ers to prevent their issue at any time which
they think the pnbic safety require it.
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Died

In this village, l4th inst Mr. Calvin Bigelow, a
stranger, from Mass, aged 81.
The deceased arrived here at DR. Wrights on the
% inst. from Stowe, Mass.
"By foreign hands thy dying eyes were closed
BY foreign hands thy decent limbs composed,
BY foreign hands thy humble grave adorned,
BY strangers bonored and by strangers mourned. +"
In Glover, 18th inst. Mary, wife Of MIR Ira Colburn
aged Sc. Printers in Woodstock requested, x ;.
In Elmore, 4th inst. OF consumption, Sarah, wife
Of Joshua w. Gilbert, aged %. Printers in N. II
requested, &c.
In Mddlebury l2ih inst. widow Sarah Houghtou
aged rs, relict Of the lats Edward Houghton Of
Mortified, Mass and mother of Mrs. S. Prenss
of This village.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-23


At meeting of the several Banking
Institutions Of the State Of Vermont, hold
en- at Montpelier, on the 10Th day OF May,
1897, the following Banks were represent
ed by the gentlemen whose names are an
nexed:
Bratteboro Bank, Mr.. Chaplin.
Bellows Falls Henry.
Windsor, Messrs. Emerson and Skinner.
Woodstock, Mcssrs. Willard, Mower
and Warren.
Orange, Mcssrs. Parish, Kcndrck and
| Steele.
Newbury, Mr.. Newell.
Caledonia. Messrs. Clark and Mattocks.
Orleans, Mr.. West.
Montpelier, Messrs. Hubbard, Spald-
ing, Bayles, Silver, Langdun and CIeaves.
Burlington, Mr.. Foot.
Farmers Bank, Burlington, Mr.. Peck.
Bennington, Mr.. J. N. Hinsdi.
| Manchester, Mr.. J. N. Hinsdill.
The meeting was organized by calling
Hon. THOMAS EMERSON TO the chair, and
GEO. G. WEST was appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Kendrick,
Voted, That a committee of five be APP
! pointed 10 draft resolutions for the consid-
Grafton Of the meeting.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed:-Messrs. Kendrick, Steele, Henry
Spalding and Chaplin, who reported the
following resolutions, which were unan
mously adopted;
/. Resolved, That we have the highes
confidence in the general soundness OF oul
Banks, and in their abundant ability tC
perform all their engagements TO- the pub
lie; and that we pledge ourselves to thu
adoption oil such measures as shall lead tC
the resumption Of specie payments in TIN
shortest possiblt time.
Q. Resolved, That the experience Of ma.
ny years has convinced us that the meas
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DURGIN Mt home again I!

A T No. 7, state st. Montpelier, near Tho
IN Post office, will be found first rate as
sortment OF Hats, of the last fashion, and Tor
style and finish surpassed by none. twenty
dozen Just received from the CITY. and more
expected next week. a lso Satin Beaver Hats,
wholesale and retail on the most reasonable
terms Haiter's stock and trimmings for sale
Being grateful for past iasors, he soI'c'is
share OF public patronage. ,
May 5th, 1887, s'''w
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FOR SALE.

<s THE subscriber offers for sale
.sM l. his Real and Personal ES
@x TATE, in Greensboro, eheape
than any can be purchased in this State, con
sisting Of the following, viz:
two story DWELLING HOUSE, with
half an acre of land adjoining
TWO STORY STORE, with iow
GOODS therein.
No mlstake-Thc above properly will he
sold for below its present value. The house
and store is nearly new-convenient and
commodous-and situated in the village at
the outlet at Lake Beautiful, and is an eacel-
lent chance Tor person wishing 10 enter iuto
mercantile business.
T. A. MUNSON.
Greensboro. May Sd, 1887. 81
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STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT, S

In Probate Court, holden at Lasburgh, withsn
and for said district, on the 10Th day Of May,
a. ID. 1887,
WILLIAM ROWEL, Administrator o,
w John Ticknor, late Of Plainfeld, in the
County Of Sullivan, and State Of New llamP-
shire, deceased, presents his administration &c
count for settlement: Whersypon, il il or
dered, that the same be REFERRED 10 The second
Wednesday Of June next, at the probate office
in IrasLurgb, in said district. for examination
and allowance, and that all concerned be noLi-
fed hereof by publication Of this order in the
Vermont Waterman s State Journal, printed
at Montpelier, three weeks success sively as SOON
as may be, that they may appear, il they Sc,
cause, at said the and place, and object there
10. BY the Court,
GEO. NYE, Register.
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Public Notice

MS hereby given, that in the articles OF agree
4 ment forming the CopartnershiP OF A. o.
M alley s. Co, it is stipulated that neither OF
the partners shall have liberty to contract debs
in the name of the Firm, except for goods to
be sold by the concern, and for werkmea at
the Tailor's trade.
All persons are required to govern them
selves accordingly, as shall not pay any debts
contracted in violation Of said agreement.
B. B. DIMOCK.
NJontnel;er Maylst. 1897, 933w
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HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, GLOVES
AND HOSIERY,
G. s. Il. Il. Lamb.

A L The New Store, arc opening Cases Of
"A Brush, Super Fur, Satin and Common
HATS, oil the most fashionable styles;
Mems and Boys Cloth, Partisan and Palm
Leaf CAPS and HATS--new styles.
Cases Of super aud com. UMBRELLAS;
Thread GLOVES;
Satin, Bombazine, and fg'd STOCKS;
Wooden, Worsted, Cotton and Linen uO.
SlERY Of every description;
Also, Super and common SUSPENDERS;
SHIFTING, SUMNER CLOTHS; SC. ali
of which they will sell at prices corresponding
toith the times.
Nav ~, 1897.
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TOE THE .yT.gRKf!!

A LII persons who have an unsettled ac-
EAcount with Colamer g. Sherman, or ID.
II. Sherman, must call and settle before
the goth Of June or do worse. # IN positive.
ly necessary that the BOOKS should be settled
therefore all those who wish To settle
without suit will find me on had Tor one
month.
ID. II. SHERMAN.
Barre, May is, 81. 105:3w
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.NOLiCP.

MY wife, Lucy Grinnell, has lot my bed
INl and board without any just cause or pro-
vocation, and forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account, Tor shall pay no
debts Of her contracting after this date.
THOS. L. GRINNELL.
Duxbury, May l3, 1887. 95
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WE uys GOODS.

TIME subscriber takes this method OF inlor-
l. ming his friends and customers that he
has lust purchased and is daily receiving from
Boston, u very extensive assortment OF Spring
and Summer GOODS, which being added to
his former stock, renders his assortment com
pete. His object is TO se-and II would be
perfectly superfluous TO say 10 his former Gus
toners that he will sell chcap-still, for the
benefit Of new comere Gas the Inhabitants are
rapidly changing )it may be well 10 say that he
will sell cheaper than can be purchased elsc-
where in this section Of the country.
The honest farmer, the sharper, or the child
il sent by the parent, will obtain their goods at
an equal rate. No advantage will be taken
of ones ignorance Of the price or quality of
the article, as is the practice OF far too many.
Trade conducted thus is far more honorable
and lucrative much time is saved that other
wise would be squandered, and time is money.
| Ladies arc saved the trouble OF barierins from
| one 10 two hours that they may have ii to cay
that they have bought twenty-five or thirty
per cent cheaper than their neighbor, and no
| expense acerues to the trader from boarding
| and paying from one 10 halt dozen clerks 10
assist in carrying on this species OF deception,
| by taking the stand alternately 10 exasgeraie
| the price and quality Of the article and brow
beat the customer, and at last wind up their
consunmate wickedness by saying, "Wel
| YOU may take It's seeing us you-IcPleeeht
inc that they sell cheaper, whereas they are
making from so or 100 per cent profit.
In the following you have sample OF his
extreme low prices, viz:
Sheeting II l-2 to IA l-2 per yard;
Shifting, good at 10 do;
Broadcoths, Kersoymeres, Sattlnelis and
P,ints at much lower rate than formerly.
Young hyson tea, best quality, at soc per ID.
Good do. AZ
Superior quality Souchong, 81
| Rice at
Saleratus
Saltpe,re ~
Cassia
Cloves oo
Spice ="
Pepper ~ an
Tobacco
Ladies ana Gentlor.en are respectfully invl'
ted TO call and examine for themselves:
ISRAEL CUTTING.
Cabot, May IS, 1897. 10
p. S. Danvle, Montpelier, and most a, o.
N. E. Bills will be received. liberal credi
with good surety extended TO those who 'w'''
it,
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Extract from letter from a highly re-
spectacle gentleman dated,

"MAUMEE CITY, Ohio, Nav /.
"You cannot have worse times in New
York than we do here. Every body here
is;worse of Than "panic struck" II Mr..
Van Buren, and Gen. Jackson were in the
streets Of Muumee now, would not be Sc
CURLY for their lives five minutes"
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EialCM Goods.

L AIDES are invited 10 call and view En-.
IL erson & RussclPs assortment of Fancy
Goods.
May 90, 1887. 95
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M AKKET PRICES.
MNl.2.iPH.

In this town. 18th inst. by l.. Briggs, Esq. Mr.
Addison Peck 10 Miss Mary Dodge. We haven't
seen tho ioaf; nevertheless success and Joy be with
them-fuH measure.
In Calais, 10th inst. by Rev ]. l.. Green, Mr..
Ozro l.. Burnham to Miss Florinda Ware.
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w. 4. Goods and Groceries

ENRESH Teas, Sugars and Spices; Orah.
u. ges and Lemons; Raisins, &c.
Together with every other article in the
line.-Just rcceiyedby
c. L l.. l.. LAMB.
Nav ", 1887. 95
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&SySSs>s 90 5RsS
BANK CONVENTION.

The annexed important and well timed
proceedings came to hand after our paper
was made up, but believing we could not
do our readers better service, we make
room for them. Again let the people be
warned to suffer no sacrifice on their bills.
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SPLENDID .NEJV GOODS!

IMMERSION g. RUSSELL have received
u a their Spring and Summer assortment of
New GooJs-and Ladies and Gentlemen are
respectfully invited 10 call, eransiae, and buy.
May 30, 1887. IS
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EsFAER.

VHNHE Subscriber will give to a good Baker,
u who is regular man, good chance Cor
business, by hire, let, or partnership, al an old
Bakery stand. in Rutland East Village, VI.
EPHRM. JACKSON.
MAY 1897. 95:+3
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Shell g. MOrM Combs.

A SPLENDID assortment Of Shell s. Horn,
IA wrought and plain Back, Twist & Side
Combs-Just reed and for sae, by
SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
May 90, 1897. 95
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.Np,C GOOdS.

GILAS BURBANK, Jr. has received a new
- supply of Spring & Summer Dry Goods.
May 30, 1887. IS
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DrWss and .yTediCiMes.

JUST received, a Fresh and General sup.
u ply of Drugs s. Medicines for sale low, by
SILAS BURBANK, Jr.
Nav 90 1897. g5
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EMERSON s. RUSSELL,

"OULD once more call the attention OF
w The public 10 their assortment Of CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs and VEsTINGs, which, with their
late addition, makes the assortment very COM
plete, and more extensive than any in the state
and owing to the decrease in the price ofsome
Cloths, they are warranted in saying they can
offer very cheap bargains.
tCP CALL AND SEE!!
Garments made ia the Latest Style.
May 20, 1887. 95
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, MONTPELIER VT.
nffice in l.. Cross & CO. IS building head
Oof State Street, Montpelier, VI. Alt
business in the line of hisprolession thank,
fully received & promptly attended TO.
Montpelier, May l6, 1887. 95:Sw
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More Carpctirag

DECEIVED by EMERSON 81 RUSSELL
IN Eng. Flour Carpeiing,
Stair
Rug
Sheep Skin Mats Binding and Thread.
May 90. 1897. %
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WE Ms GOODS.

TOHN s. CHARLES SPALDlNG have
- received large Stock OF New Goods.
which they are Offering for sale, al the low
est prices.
n. b. All old debts are expected To be
paid forthwith, and must he. or else
Montpelier, May 90. 1887. 95:S W