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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-06
CONDENSED NEWS.

The oyster trade OF Chicago amount
ed to S2,OOO0OO last year.
California elects state Legislature
to-day, the 9TH of September. Maine
Ia the next in line, electing state OIL
Gers aud legislature next Monday,
the 10th instant.
A monument to old John Brown
was dedicated at Osawatomie, Kansas,
last Thursday. Kansas now wants a
bronze statue Of Brown to be placed In
the capital at Washington.
The New York Sun refuses to let up
on the electoral commission swindle,
aud continually pours forth It's edito.
rails upon this subject, now asking
congress TO provide legal means OF
redress to the defeated candidates.
The imperial government of Japan
announces tho Siago rebellion at an
end, NJ far as organized resistance To
the government IL concerned. Siago
has followed the Mexican example,
and has executed mysterious dlsap-
pearance.
Secretary Sherman favors postal
savings bank system, like that exist
Ing in England, and also plan for
issuing four per cent. saving bonds,
the bonds to be offered for sale al all
the principle pOstoilices, thus placing
them within reach OF the people.
The Philadelphia Times thinks the
best evidence Of tranquility and pros
perity for the people of South Carolina
is in the fact that thieves and rascals
are brought TO justice, and this with
the consent of the best men in each
political party.
The London News says Mehomet
Ali pasha was placed at the head OF
the Turkish armies in Bulgaria princl-
pally on account Of the reputation he
acquired in the Montenegro cam
palgn, in which lie had Suleimau
pasha tor Il colleague. And the News
adds "rhe campaign against Mon.
tenegrin was in its inception mis-
take, and in its issue failure.n
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HERE AND THERE.
Osmnn Pasha Identified az clay Craw-

Osmnn Pasha identified IN Clay CrRw-
ford,
CHICAGO, September 5--The Post
claims to have additional evidence
that Clay Crawford and Osman pasha
are identical.
Crazy Horses Escape ana Capture,
CAMP ROBINSON, September o.
Crazy Horse, who escaped alone in the
direction OF the Spotted Tail agency,
was captured Mt that place last night
Immense Throngs witness Daven.
ports Funeral.
New YORK, September 5.--The fun
eral of Davenport took place this
morning from DR., Chapin's Universal
list church and was witnessed 10y inn
mense throngs of people.
Two Failures Harlem Bank and PM
steiner,
New YORK, September s. The Harr
lem bank went into voluntary liqui.
daton. a meeting Of stockholders re-
solved to pay depositors in full.
Philip Steiner, tea and coffee dealer,
has failed and made an assignment,
Liabilities 100000. The causes OF fail.
ure are numerous, but unfortunate real
estate speculations are the principal.
two Hundred and Seventeen mikes Of
Rniirond for $4,000.
COLUMBUS, Ga, September 5.-rhe
North and South narrow gauge rail-
road sold yesterday to the Columbus
and Atlantic air line railroad for S40,.
600. The road IL operated for two hun
DIR ed and seventeen miles, and is well
equipped The state had endorsed its
bonds for $40 900, and 1t WAS sold be-
cause OF default of interest. A CON.
pany in this city bought it, and will
extend it ten miles The line was in
tended originally to extend from CO.
lumbus to Chattanooga, Tennessee.
TeIegrapbic Brevities.
Madam Titiens has not rallied from
Saturdays relapse. Her condition is
serious.
Goldsmith Maid trottcd on yester-
day against time, making 2:2l-
2:20-2:l9.
The National Firemen's convention
elected William Stockwell president.
Wardell & Co y sand paper factory,
OF Brooklyn, New York, burned. Lots
So, 1000. A large number of men and
boys thrown out Of work.
The cable reports the pope's illness
increasing.
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Rowling Old Times.

Boston Globe: A tramp came down
the dusty road and sat down to rest on
the steps of a house in quiet village
street. Through the windows tho
voices ola man and wife in violentus
tercatiOn were heard, and the tramp
listened intently. Angry words and
occasionally a sound as of something
thrown came to his ears, and he could
hardly sit still. AT last, evidently, the
wife had taken broom, and the blows
fell fast aud furious. Our tramp could
stand 1t no longer, but rushing around
to the side door, darted In, and step.
ping between the loving pair cried in
a husky voice, "Give US clip or two
with the broom, old woman; II seems
just like old times.n No matter how
much we wander, the old home feel
ing will get US once in a while.
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STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

It's session at Fort worth -Omccrs
Eiected--san Antonio Next Place al
Meeting
The State Press assembled at s D. III.
Tuesday, at Fort Worth.
A. b. Norton was elected temporary
chairman, j. b. Simpson having ten
dered his resignation. rs president of
the association.
w. Y. Leader chairman executive
board, and c. G. Vogel, secretary,
made reports.
The treasurer WAS not present.
Business was hurried through on ac-
count of the anxiety OF the members
to get home.
The secretary was instructed to no.
tiiy all delinquent members OF the aa-
ISOLATION to pay up their dues within
sixty days, or their names will he
stricken from the roll of membership
Miss Sarah Terhune was requested
to read an essay before the next meet,
ing of the association.
Miss Florence Gerald, of Waco, and
Mrs. Hamlet, Of Anderson county,
were requested to read poems at the
next convention.
The inclement weather debarring
public meeting for the literary eXer-
clses OF the association, it was resolved
that the thanks of the association be
rendered to those who provided adj.
dresses, essays and poems, and that
they BIO requested to furnish them for
publication in the proceedings of the
convention.
The following officers were elected
President-B. b. Paddock, Fort
Worth Democrat. Vice-presidents--
j. A. Adams, Dallas Commercial A.
III. Belo, Galveston News; A. l.. OAR
nell, Shermon Patriot; ID. q. Gregory,
LAGRANGE Record Frank Grice, San
Antonio Express; and j. w. Downs,
| Waco Examiner. Assistant-secretar
ID s. Ryan, Galveston News. Trea-
surer-B. G. Murray, Denison News.
Executive Board--J. p Bridges,
Lockhart News-Echo; j. II. Brown,
Dallas Mail; Thomas b. Marshall,
Weatherford Exponent; J. NJ. Martin,
Sherman Register; A. j. Norton, Dali
las Intelligencer A. +. Hunt, Tyler
Journal; and J. w. Downs, Waco Ex-
aminer.
The thanks OF the association were
rendered to Captain b. h, Paddock, of
the Fort Worth Democrat, and tho
citizens of Fort Worth, for their kind.
ness and courtesy during their stay in
the city.
The association adjourned to meet
in San Antonio, the first Wednesday
in June, 1878.
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nom, believe In uaye,. sincerely.

Philadelphia Times: Mr.. Hayes
reported to be quite indifferent to the
result Of the Ohio campaign, affecting
to regard the democratic platform IA
almost as much OF All endorsement of
his policy az the republican, and To
believe the administration secure
therefore from any disaster, which,
ever party WINS. Without stopping to
inquire in what plank In the demo-
cratic platform Mr.. Hayes finds sn APP
prevail Of his policy, Il may be said at
once that il such Is his belief, the re-
publican party can not too soon repu-
date him. This is not the first time
that he has displayed the seldshness
which predominates In his character,
and II Is not to be COMPOUNDED with
what class Of admirers are pleased to
term his civil-servic0 reform indepen-
dence. The truth is Mr.. Hayes II
quite ss much fraud on the party
which counted him Ia as on the party
which voted him out, and II he Is
given time will inevitably wreck 10.
IL is not nice outlook for the republi-
cans, but they have nobody to blame
but themselves.
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A day or two agoa witness in the
district court, all old gentleman from
an adjoining county, who had not
heard Of the new rules OF order, began
conversation in rather loud voice
with person sitting near by. The
judge ordered the sheriff to collect five
dollars from the talker and to take
him into custody until paid. The old
gentleman was visibly surprised and
astonished, aud as soon as he could
collect his wits, made special plea to
the Judge for remittal of the same,
stating in All earnest voice that he
just barely had enough to carry him
back home. his honor reunited the
fine, and the old man lost no time In
taking his departure.
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LONDON, September ga special
from Vienna, says the Russians are
providing material for winter quarters
Tor two hundred thousand men, and
engineers nre ordered TO prepare
for the regular siege OF Rustchuk.
Russian officials report the casualties
at Shipka pass AT twelve thousand
killed and three thousand wounded
II IL now regarded certain that Ser.
via will not participate in the war,
until Russia shows more promising
front.
Lieutenant General Mehemet Ali
must have one hundred and sixty
thousand Turkish troops within and
about the Turkish quadrillateral. Six
~ thousand Of these are required for
garrison and to guard the line towards
the Dobruscha, which leaves him one
hundred thousand for field operations.
a special from CoustantinOple, say q
dispatch received to-day, announces
that Ahmed pasha yesterday repulsed
u Russian attack at Sandikoi, near
Rustchuk. The Russians are stated to
have lost "A thousand men. According
to intelligence from Suleiman pasha's
army, the Turks have obtained still
further command OF the Gavrava road
to Shipka pass. Canonading WAS go
ing on between the hostile batteries in
the pass,
The Times correspondent at Shipka
pass says, the Russians have made a
fine road up the pasH, which would
never have been done, had they not
intended TO use 1t for the passage of a
large army in Roumania, when the
proper moment arrives. New bridges
and other improvements in this road
are still being made, atiording evidence
that they adhere TO their original I'M
tention.
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Personal

Mr.. Z. G. Ellis and daughter, Edith
Maude, are visiting at Denison.
Major NJ. F. Searcy, contractor OF
the Dallas and Wichita road, left last
evening for Jefferson. He will return
In time to go to work on the road
Our good friend, A. l.. Darnall, o.
the sherman Register, was in the city
yesterday, and paid The HERALD a
visit We rejoice to hear Of the pros
perlty Of Sherman, and the fine trade
Il Is doing.
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The Buehu Advertising King suing
for HIS Trade Mark.

NEW YORK, September 5.-Albert
Helmbold has brought suit for an in
junction to restrain his brother, Hen
ryT. Helmbold, for infringing on his
trade mark. The plaintiffs case is
that from 1862 to 1872, he manufacture
ed for his brother the medicine named
Buchu. aud that II. T. Helmbold was
declared bankrupt and the trade mark
was sold to plaintiff. On argument in
the supreme court to-day the answer
of the doctor was read, denying all
these statements, and saying that the
plaintiT wss merely clerk and ser
want of defendant, that the trade MARI
never was in the assigner's hands ant
never was sold. The court reserved
the decision.
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FOREIGN.

III" Turhish Defeat ~ LoyaIs Con.
hrmed -sorNia Declines putting IN
an oar Untu Russia shows More
Promising Front-ihe Contcat for
shipka Pass SIN rrogrcssing--Ad.
vance 0n PloynR,
Night Associated Press Report,
LONDON, September 5.-Rumors are
current here this morning OF the Rus.
sian advance on Plevna. 1t may be
true, but II looks like canard, based
on General Scohelols capture OF
Lovatz,
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MINISTER MOVES.
Hc CRATES and Ia Grated 10 by the
Grand French MOgui on the Occasion
OF Ghe Presentation of bAis Credem-

OF Ghe Presentation of IIis Creden-
Halls,
Night Associated Press Report
PARIS, September On. Gambetta
has been summoned to appear again
before the Judge Of obstruction, on
the 18th instant.
Hon. Edward f. Noyes, recently ap
pointed United States minister to
France, will present his credentials
as successor to Hon. H. B. WashhurD,
aud the letter OF Mr.. Washburn's re-
call, to President MacMahon, at =
o'clock this morning, Mr., Washburn's
numerous engagements and early de-
parture have obliged him to decline n
banquet, rendered by Americans in
Paris, and also honors intended to be
shown him by his French friends.
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Fears for tive Hayden survey Party.

Washington correspondent of the
Courier-J Journal: Fears are entertained
for the safery Of a division Of the Hay
den survey. under the charge of Mr..
Bechtel. This party was designated
to survey an area embracing the north
fork of Snake river az far as Henry
lake, and also Tigie pass, near Henry
lake. This IL the immediate route
over which Chief Joseph is bound to
pass in order to reach the Yellowstone
national park. 1t was In the same re-
gion that excursion parties were men,
TONED in General Sherman's dis.
patches OF yesterday. The bodies OF
these murdered people were seen by an
officer from Fort Ellis, who was sent
out on a scout. No word has been re.
ceived from Mr.. Betchel since he lett
for Fort Hall, in Idaho, on his way to
the survey OF this river. Efforts are
being made TO obtain some informa.
ton az to the safety of this party.
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Indications for the gulf states are
southerly winds, cloudy and rainy
weather, followed by northerly winds,
with cooler or cloudy weather and ris-
ing barometer.
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WE CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
OUR
BOOT and SHOE DEPT


Customers will please take notice that our
CARPET STOCK Is now removed back into
our Main Building ana that We have now
in transit AN ENTIRE NEW LINE OF
CARPETS which will he marked extremely
cheap,
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CLOTHIN6 DEPT.

Owing TO our improvements
md the Iateness of the season
we have but few rpecialiies 10
note. hut with iIie assurance
,,,.t Good I'm each and every
nenariment will he sold az the
Inwest possible prices. NO el :,
torts will he spared to please
everybody. and therefore we
none 10 gain a liberal share oi
patronage.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-14
SHERIFF SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE.

IN E#F....'tNs -
BY virtue of writ OF Levari Tacias, To
me directed will be eA posed TO Pubic = ale
ut the the Hetel of Thomas D. Brsaw'y, III
Delaware City, In Red Lion Hundred, rev
Castle County, bel. on
TIL L RSDAY the 10Th day OfSeptember, 1871
.. at2 o clock. =. NJ :,
The following described Real Estate. VIZ:
All tnat lot ofland situated In Delaware
City, Red Lion Hundred, New Castle
County, and state o. Delaware, marked on
the plan Of the town aforesaid NO. l.,
situate on the southeast side of Mclane
street, and beginning at the distance OF "
feet north eastward from the Orth east
side of Fourth street, and extending thence
sOuth.eastwaId 100 feet to Green street;
thence north - astward along Green sti eel
to point IN the Intersection of Green and
West Canal street; thence norlh-westWard
along the westwardly side of said Yves
Canal street to a point In the intersection OF
said West Canal and McLsne street aud
thence south westward along tNe said Nc
Lane st4 eet about $50 ieet 10 the place o.
beginning, containing - square fee, be
the same more or less.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
perty of Jacob r. Fetters. and Sarah MS
wife, Mortgagors, Rebecca Fetters, surV1-
wing Mortgagor of John and Rebecca Fet-
ters, Morugagors, and the heirs of J9e
Fet.e .ers, deceased, AID t.. and 70 pc SOLD ~
ISAAC GRUPR, Sherif.
Sherifi-s Office, New Castle. september, l,
1877. seps-ts
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CHERIrFS SALE.

By virtue Of q writ of venditioni expo
mas to me directed will be exposed to
Public Sale at the Hotel Of Henry u. Paul.
enc, at Odessa, in St. GEORGES hundred
New Castle county. DEL. on
MONDAY, 81 ptember 2ith. 1857,
at ! o'clock, P. M,
The following described Real EstPte, VIZ
All that plantation or tract OF land, SIT
ute in AppoaUinimink hundred, New Cas-.
tie county, ar State of Delaware; bounded
by lands OF PANEL Corbit. by the Thomas
Landing road, by the road leading from
Taylor's Brio ge to Matthew's COZ ner, by the
road leading tIoln smyr rna to Odessa, ana
ny lands late of James V. Moore; contain
ing 10 Acres and 81 Perches. more or less,
with frame dwelling house, barn, and
other improvement IS thereon erected.
No. 2. All that lot or parcel Of land, sltn.
ate in the village ofude>sa. In st. George :
hundred, New C"stle county, and STATE OF
Delaware; bounded on the northeast by
Main street, and on the southeast, south
west anu northwest by land of Daniel Cor.
bit being abont l50 ieet in front on said
Main street, and extending OF the same
width about $50 feet deep. With tWo-stary
dwelling thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the O.
perty of Joseph ", Nandergrift, nd to be
cold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, New Castle, September l.
~ SenS Is
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HERIFF'S SALE.

~ nGn1r . 0ALE.
BY virtue of writ of ais. Levari Faciasto
me directed. will be exposed to pubic tale
at the Hotel of Jacob Hyatt, in Newport,
in Christiana Hundred, New Castle county,
Del on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER q, A. D., 1877,
at 2 O'Clock. p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All their right, title, and interest, being
flve undivided sixth parts of, in. and to al
in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County
and state of Delaware. and according to a
Deed herein reciied. bounded "a folloWs
Beginrir~ at corner in the middle OF the
new Public Read leading from the old Will
mington Road at the foot Of Hook essln
Hill to Garrett's Snuff Mill. at the point
where the old line of Pusey Wilson's lard
intersects thesame thence alOngthe,old llne
of said Wilson's land, the old course Thereon
being east to a corner stone in the line III
lands of Samuel Sharpless, thence by line
of said Sharple SIS lana, according 10 q re-
cent survey, north 81 deg. and N II. west
10 chains and 70 links to a stone, and north
q deg. and 10 min. W st until 1T intersects
the middle Of the Public Road a1ni esaid,
thence along the middle OF said road to tfe
place Of beg!nning, be the cOutenis thereef
more or less. Book w, vol. 7, page ~, &C
Seized aSd taken in execution as e
property of John Trucks and 'seph T..
.arker, Jr.. and Al ME G.. his wife, mort
gagors, ard the Diamond state haolln
Company I. t., and L. be- sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, sept. 8. 1877.
Sppk-fS
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NEERIFF'S SALE.

y
By virtue of wri, of Levsri Facias
to me directed, Will be exposed TO
Public sale AT the Eo;el OF Henry Pau
lepe AT Odessa, in -. Georges Hunored,
New Castle County. Delaware, on
MONDAY, the 2itn, day Of ofSeptember, 1871,
~ at O'Clock. P. NJ,
The following described Real Estate viz:
All thst ce-'aiu tract of land situated in
Appoquilr K Hundred. New Castle
County, ur,>aid. and particularly de
scribed as follows, viz: Beginning at g
stake in the main branch OF Blackbird
Creek. corner for there prem ses and land,
OF {, len Fe'guson, thence with said land
Of said Ferguson north ~ 4S. west 10.
perches 10 a stas corner for land OF 50 !
rer uson; thence " tn the same north 4So
east l4S perches 10 black oak stump with
stone In 1t corner for land o Sa Fergu-
son aud heirs Of Ann Weldin thence with
land Of said Weldin heirs north 81, east
ing from Black bird to Nlddletown; thence
with the middle Of said ro,d about 81
perches to the land of the heirs OF ] hn
G nm, deceased; thence with the same
sou .hweSterly about 80 perches to . stone
co Ter for Is nd Of said 0inn's heirs an.
Susan Wright; thedce with said Wrights
land north Sio, 81, wet 1872 40 perche sto h
stake: thence with land of Gideon +. Bar
low the following three courses and dis
tancss, south ,6o. 50, east l,2 2-lO perches Il
stake, Snu'h 10, east IS pefcues 10 slone
and south iSo, IS, west . I-lD percoes TO q
stake on the side Of the DelF ware Railroad;
thence with saii railroad ) nth ~, 8 east
| ls6 percheS to the middle o. the Dad ruu-
ming from Blackbird 10 the Levels; thence
with The middle OF said road about lio 4 II
rerches TO a stab corner tor land OF vii.
liam Z, Evans; thence north 2lo, Is, easl
Is $40 perches and north So, i5, east Il
perches 10 the middle OF the main braccL
of Blackh'rd Creek, snd theuce with 'hr
several courses thereof about 81 perch:s :,
the p'ace of bseinn Irg, containing tnTt,
hunored and sixty two acres of land, more
cr less.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro-
perty of Ann +. Loiu kX, CutrlA ot Jos err
A Lord, dec .ssed and SUI WING Mortgage
Joseph A. [ ord and Ann r., his wife, snc
Joseph Alpheus Lor l. .Vers uia Lord, Cor
de.ia, wife ef' oleu Ferguson. Clara, wife o
- Robe is, N'c.nr Lord, Anna Lord
Emma Lerd ella Lord, Eliza Lord. daugh
ter OF The. .dore Lo d, decease-. son o
Joseph A. Lor /. deceased. devisees of thu
said Joseph, deeease,.. and l. t.'s. and TO b,
sod by ISAAC GRCBB, Sheriff,
InerIff's once. New Castle, September
ISL. sepS-ts
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SHERIFFS SALES.
BALE.

BY virtue Of writ of Levsri Facias
to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale AZ the Hotel Of Henry ID. Paulene. al
Odessa. st; Georges hundred, New Castle
county, Delaware, on ,'
MONDAY, the gath day of september, 1877
E att o'clock 7. NJ:
The following described Real Estate, viz:
|. Al those two lots or pieces Of land, situ-
ate In the village Df Odessa, county OF
New Castle: and slate Of Delaware, boun
a corner Of the lands OF the heirs Of samuel
Thomas. decd. on the main street or road
thence with said Th0mss' land south ~
degrees. west II perches. thence north 4Sla
degre es, west perches, thence north ao1i
or road afol esaid, thence with the same
south 4S}s degrees east peiches TO the
place Of beginning containing acre and
5 square perches Of land, more or less
No. 2. Beginning at corner for land OF
said village, thence north Az degrees, east
20 perches, thence with lands of James
Rogers, Esquire. north S2A degrees, east II
O. IL perchess thence south Al degrees east
n 2-10 perches to the lands OF =. Croft, decd.
thence with the same south SO degrees, west
Is $40 perches TO stone thence north NJ
degrees, west $40 Of perch thence south
Al degrees west 2 $40 perches to the said
Osborn street, thence with the said street
north 4S11S de grees, west IL 2. perches 10
the place OF beginning, cOntalnlt ~ ACRES
more or less. Book l.. vi. !, page 257, &c.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty o Ann f. Lord, E1ecut~ix OF Joseph
A. Lor,, deceased and surviving msrt-
gagor Of oseph A. Lord and Ann 4. Lord q,
his wife, and Joseph Apheus Lord, Virgil
ma Lord. Corde Ia, wife of Colen Ferguson,
Clara, wife Of Rober'!, Victor Lord.
Ella T~rd, Ann Lord, Emma Lord, Eliza A.
Lord, daugh, er of Theodore Lord, rec'd.,
a son OF Joseph a. Lord, decd, deviseeS OF
Joseph A. Lord and t. L., aud to be sold by
IsAAC CRU BIB, Sheriff,
sheriff's Office. New Castle. Sept.l, 1877.
sepS-ts