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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Boston Herald thanks, politically, is as dead as
door natl already"
Timothy o. Howe has been In the United States
Senate eighteen years.
Ex.Minister schenck docsn't want . Congressional
nom nation. Ho 'passes."
The green hackers and the socialists OF Milwaukee
will nom nate Congressional candidates.
0cLcrai Banks Is also making hay. But thcy say
that his sun has set 50, what's the user
The southern democratic journals warn their read
ers that the radical party is not dead
People who puzzle over the civil reform are
trying 10 see through aaze that Is positively Opaque
chicago Times (dep.l:-- candidate for Congress
should have some Other qualifications than a short
pedigree"
Worcester Spy John W. Gambler Is mentioned
as republican candidate lor Congress In Governor
Clsnin's district"
the Oakland Times Gays Of Kearncyism that six
months from now 'the boor OF tho dray will be ior-
gotten or only remembered the fellow VINO talked
and took back seat"
CiHcinosti Enquirer tdem. I:-"Nc,hcr Thurman
nor Hendricks AFFORD lose MS STATE at tho
coming elections Both statesmen, no DOUBT APP
preciate the situation"
Tho Jackaouvile am Journal says;-"Grecnba ck-
ors would do well 10 remember that the publican
party gave the country grcenoacks, and tho democ
rscy fought asanst thea"
A good many Western Congressman seem TO have
pcnchaut Tor playing the part OF Cnoinn the
plough. IL remains Tor their patriotic constituents
to recall them TO the Capitol
Noristown Hsrdid--"Tt looks as II Mr.
Rauda's adv ocaoy OF the Wood Tariff oil tho
fatal mistake of his political lie, and he IS going 10
have trouble TO his distance Tho for Con-
sress"
A German, named r. V. Deuster, is seeking the
democratic nomination for Congress In the Milwaukee
district His financial views are flexible, although
leaning toward hard money, and his religion Is the
| Catholic
| Loveland, the democratic candidate for Governor
| in Colorado, has n large railroad connection and
relies upon that Tor his election. The task OF the
repuDiicans will be TO switch him or which they
! only do by the use OF false signals.
Philadelphia Ircss.--sGenersi Grants travels IN all
| the kingdoms OF Europe and his acquaintance with
their rulers ana prominent statesmen will give him a
fund of practical Knowledge that will DO oil great SER
vice him should he again elected to the Presi.
| dency."
| Cincinnati Commercidl:--"Tbc laws do not require
that a representative shall reside IN tbe district he
/ cpresents. Tue custom making u imperative that
| representative should DO resident vi his district
| should be broken up There 10 too much local repre-
1 ssntauon. u Nsds " policy Of small parsAaaA"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
YELLOW FEVER.
rwENrY-THREE cAsIs REPORTED BY THE NEW
ORLEANS BOARD OF HEALTH, WITH THIRTEEN

TwENrY-THREE cAsIs REPORTED BY THE NEW
ORLEANS BOARD OF HEALTH, WITH THIRTEEN
DEATHS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July Is, 1878.
The President of the Board OF Health to-day re-
ports twenty-thrss Of yellow fever TO date,
thirteen deaths and ten convaIcscent
Tho following explains nsslf:-
NEW ORLEANS, July "a
j. n. wooDwoRTH, Surgeon General Marine Hospital
Service. Washington, ID. G. -
SIR-lt now becomes my duty TO report the cxs
tence yellow lever IN New Orleans About the l2th
began 10 occur the practice oil several or
our ply sicians the intersection OF Constance aud
Ter psIcnore street. which presented suspicious
symptoms and We reckon fourteen Of
Injection. with deaths In addition TO
those seven other have come 20 light
At different points and much more scat
tered, TOUR OF which have already resulted
TINS outbreak out SO lar lad connection with any
foreign source. II clear that they have not
resulted irem the Two which were
developed months ago on the steamer
Emily q. Souder Immediately after her arrival from
Havana Carboic acid disInfection is vigorously
Carried out at all infected points, and We
hope 10 prevent the pestilence from nssum-
ing epidemic proportions. l will keep you
advised regard TO tho progress OF the fever
and lew days will give you the determ nation OF
the Board OF Health upon the question OF aleg-
apce TO tho central authority al Washington.
Respectfully your obedent servant,
SAMUEL chopin. NJ. D.,
President OF the Board OF Health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
FALATKA, Fla, July IS 1873
Tho Democratic Convention, Second district, nomi
mated Noble A. Hull, tine present Lieutenant Cover
nor OF tho State, for Represcn tat,ve in Congress-
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 70, 1878
The republicans OF the First district to-day nom-
mated Hon. William Heilmann tor Congress.
ST. LOUIS NO., July %, 1873
The democrats OF tho Seventh district, at Boon
vilis to-day nominated Alfred N. Lay for Congress
on the 17lst ballot
The democrats OF tho Eleventh district, at Sturgeon
renominaled General John b. Clark for Congress on
the my second ballot.
CHICAGO, July rs, 1878
A special despatch the Tribune from folauo says
the grcenback nationals nominated Jesse Harper
Tor Congress, from tho Fourteenth DISTRICT to-day.
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MAD WITH JEALOUSY.

A WHITE WOMAN USES RAZOR ON A CoLoRED
GIRLS NECK.
[BY TELEGBAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July rs, 1878.
white woman named Lsk, who lived near Bates
vie in this county, under the conviction that her
paramour was uufaithiul to her, made murderous
assault ON a coored woman lev days ago infict ng
a wound with razor that will probably prove fatal.
Tho jealous woman rushed upon tho colored girl,
seized by the HAIR and deliberately drew the
across the back Of her neck. Fortunately II did not
roach the jugular vein. Mrs. Lisk was committed TO
the county jail here add will be tried AZ the next term
of the County Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26

Adam n. Prcntis died at New London wcdncs-
day morning IRON complication OF abdominal
diseas, g. at the age OF sixty-ninc Deceased en-.
tered tue Shipping office oil Major 4. W. Williams
at tho age eighteen and has since been prominently
Identified with the shipping interests OF New Lo ndon
He Tor many years tho junior part
ncr o, tho firm OF FrinK, Chew Co, wha-
ling shippers, and from 1851 TO 1869 was OF tue
from Frink Il Prentiss, crcal partnership Ho
ana his partners formerly wncd the Charles Carroll!
the Jason, the Connecticut tue Iris, the Palladium
Corea, wnalng vessels, all oil winch were sold 10
the government to form ssonc bockade In
Charleston s. c. Harbor at the early part OF the war;
during the last Cuban war he htted out snd sofd
several vessels to tho government OF Chm He was
the lust The ola aling ship merchants, formerly
SO numerous IN New London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Theiiquor prosecutions In Long Island City were
dismissed yesterday by the Recorder In
the absence OF the wtness Tor the people Roaner
who failed TO put in an appearances.
Ex-Polceman william Miller attempted 70 shoot
himself through the head WIN q rsvoiver yesterday
afternoon. private watchman intcrtered Ia time Ia
prevent the act Tho would.be suicide 10 insane aud
was taken into custoly.
Hugo seibert, aged i've years, fell frcm q second
story window Of the residences OF his parents, No. 81
smitn srest. Brooklyn last evening ana cas- fatally
xnAxxAd
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ANOTHER FALL FROM GRACE.

CLERGYMAN WHO LOVED NOT WISELY BUT
TOO wELL-HE RUNS AWAY FROM BIAS.
TARDY ORDER.
WArERrowY. July 49, 1873.
Tho authorities OF Gouverneur, N. Y, lately com.
Denced q suit Tor bas,ardy against Rev. Il c. Miller,
an Episcopal clergyman OF that place. upon
the facts disclosed and sworn to BY a
young lady OF his parish Miller drst denied his
guilt; but became apparent that last night he
fed, leaving his bail 10 settle the SUIT II Is sad ne
lott former charge Tor q similar cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
MINNESOTA WHEAT CROP.

ST PAUL. July IS. 1878.
The wheat harvest 10 generally In progress In
Minncsots. Reports from the fields continue
dismal. but allowance must DO made Tor
the disappointment OF tho cxtrsvasant ex.
per cent deficiency holds good for some
southern counties. rne other districts viii hnvc
nearly n sull yield. rho estimates range from
II rs bushels per The deficiency In tho crop
VIII probably be compensated by she increased acre
age IN ing aggregate product about the same
last year The qualify VIII DO much lower. however.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25, 1878.
The Grand National Clan OF the Knights OF Labor,
secret and non-political party, has been
In session bore to-day, but NO account
Of their deliberations can DO obtained, further
than that reports tho Grand Clans of the
States report tue enormous membership OF 675, 000
500 900 OF whom have joined within the past year.
Tho oil California alone claims me mbership Of
la, 600, Now York SO, 900 anu Ohio $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
BRIGHTON BEACH PYROrECHNICS.

Some 25 900 people assembled last evening at
Brighton Beach to epJoy the cool ocean D.oszes.
The hotel was bcseged by hungry visitors
whose appetites had been sharpened BY their
trip, but every succccicd IN obtaining tue
needed refresh ments. during the evening there was
a brilliant display Of fireworks aud pleuty oil music
of the toly, roilckiug kind, whicn was heartily en-
ioyed About hllfpast nine the vast mnitltde oegan
10 return their homes, 9ud soon tue ha0uues were
lett In updisturbed possession oil the beach
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PREPARING FOR DEATH.

CANTON, U. T., July rs. 1875.
Peter Brusnahan, who is 10 be hanged here to-
morrow morning, passes the time in prayer
ana reading the Bole He says his prayers
have been answered and he longer breads his
tate. HIS spiritual advisers remain with him all
Liz BIT and administered the sacrament NJ midnight
Brcsnahan takes meals regularly and appears in
mn dauPs. I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
IRISH PRISONERS DEFENCE.

sr. LOUIS, No. July rs, 1878
The Cian-uaGael Association OF this city have ap.
pointed committees raise fund for the dcfcnce %
those charged with the sassinaton OF Lord Eetrim
In ireland, and have called meeting tor next
Monday evening to express sympathy for the pri-
sOners.
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LARGE PURCHASE OF SILVER.

SAN FRASoIsco, Cal, July %, 1873
The government has brought 100000 ounces
OF nne silver from the Bank OF California |;
800 600 from the AngloCalifornia Bank, and 10000
from Iazard Freres all payable in standard dollars.
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DIED IN HARNESS.

ELIZABETH. n. j., July 25. 1873
Hugh RehIs trottng mare Lady Dexter burst
blood vessel while trotting SomervilIe Course
Yesterday aud died. She nine years old AID
great avorite Her record from 2:25 10 2:3l. She
was Of Ham bietonian stock a1d valued at $4,000.
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c,MuLn VAS pl ssrI. AncnEoLooIs :.

The mail brings the intelligence OF The death,
IN Belgium. OF Camille Van Dcssei, a yoang
Archaeological oil great promise. ho had pub
lished a scheme vi statistics and bibhoEaphy
supplement tary to Schsyes' "Belgium ana the Low
Countries Prior to the Roman Occupation" and an
archaeological map OF Belgium which was deemed
worthy OF an honorable mention at the French
Geographical Congress IN 1874
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CHRISTIAN kUNSELL.

Christian Runnell, an old veteran OF the Mexi-
can war. died on the Gath inst at the
Sailors Snug Harbor, Station Island, from the
effects OF stroke o. paralysis. Tho deceased
was in his ,y-nintn year at tho time Of his death
He served In Colonel Ward b Burretps Second New
York regiment OF infantry from the tine OF
the capture Of Vera Cruz iii the tnktng Of
tue city OF Mexico; participating IN the battles OF
Ccrro Gordo .,hsrraousco Contreras Cn"puitepec
and the assault and taxing 81 the city OF
Mexico. Tho dead veteran served also during
tue rebellion In The United States Navy.
The funeral services will ia held to day ut thrce
O'Clock, III the sailors snug Harbor. The veterans
OF the Mexicau to meet at one O'Clock on no
New York lanoing oil the Staten lsland Jerry for the
purpose Of attending the funeral In body
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JOHN sIMcos SAUNDERS.

A despatch IRON TORONTO, ont, announces that Mr.
Jonu Simcoe sSa undcrs President oil the Legislative
Council diea at Frederic lex Toe yesterday mos ming
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YELLOW FEVER AT vIcKsBuRo.

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
VicKsBURG, July rs, 1878.
There - some excitement hore to-day growing out
OF two deaths from yellow fever-ono here
hospital, put on BY the steamer
John Porter and the the boat. and returned
here for burial There is mother IN hospital not
pscted to live. de has The black vomit now These
all came from New Orleans on the towboat Porter on
the way 10 Pittsburs.
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items The President the despatch that he might
have time retire his pretensons II disposed The Pres
don't says in,tructons have been issued which
quo. and that neither you nor Mr.. Packard
longer bound observe IL. that he means
the people OF Louisiana In their affairs
from federal ntersrenee the people Of and
will be disposition With them
than with the people of New York. The President
with that Immediately issue proc.amaon
urging protection. amnesty and peace.
Being asked the posse executing the process OF the
Nichols woud he nterfered with by tho military,
he replied. mo more than any other state"
Being asked II Nichols officers should take possession OF
Offices the without mob violence would there be
military interference lie replied there would be none
II had once in
New York ant would be other state 10 overcome
moos for the civil power State authority
Appended.l
have subu the foregoing despatch of yesterday
the President who revised IL with his hand, and
iuteiy correct K. A. BURKE.
' X L. GIBSON.
j. ELLIS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31
DIED:

BAILEY-At Goosport, in this par
ish, on wednesday 23d inst, James A.
Bailey.
AT a meeting of the Literary Assecia-
ton Of Co. Sc" 18th Infantry, held at
Lake Charles, La, on January 25th,
1873. the following preamble and reso-
lutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has please? Almighty
God to remove from our midst our late
friend and comrade James A. Bailey,
and while we bow to His decree and
wisdom, be it
Resolved, That in his death this as
ISOLATION has sustained a very great loss,
and we, the members, sincerely mourn
the untimely end of a good comrade
and soldier, and a generous and faith
full friend.
Resolved, That we extend our sym
pathy to his bereaved relatives and
friends, and that copy Of these reso-
lutions be forwarded to them and to
the Lake Charles Echo, Army and
Navy. and Kokonno lind Tribune.
VIM. G. DOUGLAS, President.
JOSEPH BEATTY, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31

HE UNCOMFORTABLE SOLDIERS RETURN.
Oh The LOST CAusE.-A magnificent
picture, beautiful in design and artistic
In execution. 1t represents a Confed-
crate soldier after the war returning to
his homie, which he finds ruined by
shot and shell, looking lonely and dcs-
olate. In front of the ruined cottage
telling a sad tale of the n,iseries of war.
are two graves with rude crosses, on
one of which soine friendly hand has
hung a garland. The graves are over.
hung by weeping willow, in the shad-
ow OF which stands the returned soldier
with bowed head, as if thinking of the
past. To the right the calm river and
rising moon indicate peace and rest.
The stars seen through the trees repre-
sent the Southern Cross, draped over
the graves, an emblem of the Confeder-
ate flag as well as a harbinger of brighter
days to come. The food of glorious
moonlight streaming through the trees
and rejecting on the peaceful river adds
to the sentiment and beauty of the
scene and its surroundings. No des-
cription of this gem of art will do it
iustice-it must be seen. 1t is picture
that will touch every southern heart
and should find place in every south
ern home. 1t is IA Is inches in size,
on heavy plate paper. One copy will
be sent by mail, in a pasteboard roller,
to any address, postpaid, on receipt OF
25 cts; three copies for go cts, or SIX
for 81, in currency or postage stamps.
Agents wanted everywhere, to sell this
and variety of other popular cheap
pictures. No money required until
they are sold. No trouble tosell them.
Send stamp for our catalogue and terms.
Address, ...
A. CREGAR & CO., Publishers,
16S Market ST., Chattanooga, Tenn.
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NOTICE To DELINQUENTs.-Un
less those who are so much behind
with US for subscriptions and adj
Vertisements, come forward and
settle up soon, we will be forced to
put their accounts in thes hands of
a collector for collection.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31
HOMESTEAD PATIENTS.

r am now prepared as usual to mako
j final proof OF Homestead Entries,
and procure patents for same, also to
procure patents for entries made pre-
yions to the late war.
Homestead and Stnte Land entries
attended to with punctuality and dis
patch.
THAD. MAYO.
Lake Charles, June 7 ls77-ly,
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The special meeting, called last
week, for the installation OF the
newly elected officers of Lake
Charles Council NO. 81, u. f. T.,
was adjourned until tonight, when
it is hoped there will be a full at
tendance of officers and members
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31

Senator West, of Mississippi, has
proposed an amendment to the consti
tuition of that State. making disbelief
in a future state of punishment cause
,of ineligibility to Office. And now eV-
cry maD in Mississippi believes i'll hell.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31

Our readers and the public generally
are reminded THAT if they want cheap
groceries, ETC., call on ]. W. Bryan &
Co., who are always ready to wait upon
their customers. See their new adver-
-+isnmantS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31
A BARGAIN.

vTHE DIR. BRASHEAR PLACE, ON THE
Calcasicu River, just below Marion, (Old
Town. with oil the Buildings and Improve
ments, and ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES LAND.
Terms-Tbree Hundred dollars, cash.
Apply to GEO. H. WELLS, Agent, Lake
Charles, Louisiana.
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Justices of the Peace needing a
copy of the Louisiana Magistrate,
can be supplied by calling on ]. W.
Bryan & Co.
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We call the special attention of our
readers, and especially that OF our coun-
4rv merchants to the card of LANCE,
LEVY Il Co.. Wholesale grocers, corner
,of Strand and fremont ST., Galveston,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-01-31
Succession Of Jasper Lee.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Perish Court cMat
DsaL of Go1oasiaIl i No

Parish OF CaIcaSl6u, NO.
A SA RYAN, having filed his petition
A in said Court, praying to be APP
pointed Administrator of said success
sion Of Jasper Lee, deceased unless
written opposition thereto is filed in
HE Office of the undersigned Clerk Of
said Court within ten days from Janu-
ary 81, 1878, the said petitioner will
be appointed administrators OF said sue
ASA RYAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Lake Charles, La,
January 81, 1878.
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II. s. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orleans.

SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at ga. M; arrives
at Lake Charles next days at s r. N.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6 4. NJ;
arrives at New Iberia next days at s
p. M.
New. light and comfortable, mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates;
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SHORT STOPS

Buy your shingles from J. W.
BRYAN 4 Co.
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THOMAS b. FERREN
Carpenter and Builder.
LAKE CHARLES, LA,

Would respectfully announce to the
public that he is prepared TO take con-
tracts for all building, repairing, etc.
in his line, and will guarantee satisfac-
ton in all work rendered him.
A share Of the public patronageis
respectfully solicited.
Sept 81, 1872 ly--July is, 1876.
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Last Sunday several valuable
prizes earned by scholars OF the
Lake Charles M. IL. Church South
Sunday School, last year, were dis
tributed to the successful pupils,
The Superintendent. Capt. 0. M.
Marsh, deserves the thanks of our
oommuDity for bis valuable and
untiripg efforts in the discharge OF
his duties as superintendent, and
we trust new and permanent in
terest may be excited in behalf OF
the Sunday School csuse here.
We return thanks 70 Hon. E. j.
Ellis for 8 printed statement OF the
contested election case OF Acklen
VS.. Darrall, coming up IRON our
Congressional District. 1t reveals
ways that are dark, and tricks that
are vaip, by republican leaders in
the republican parishes, as dis
graceful as the latter eenld posi-
bly, make them. We are glad to
s4e there is DO doubt that Mr.
Acklen will get the seat to which
he is justly entitled.
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A FiRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER
BOTH DAILY AND WEEKLY,

CONTAINING A VALUABLE DIGEST Of
foreign and domestic news; an exhaustive
com pendulum of State news and press opinion;
law ~ ,,ots and court decisions editorial
comm ,iciaI and local miscellany: liberal
special and press kilograms from all points
Of the com pass up to the latest minute OF pub
li,ation-iB short, just such a newspaper as
die people of Texas need and which, with
tiie.ir local newspaper, will render them indie
pendent Of all other sources Of every day in
formation Therefore it behooses every citizen
and every faHily TO
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And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles. 30 lbs baggage al
lowed to each seat. 20 per cent deduc-
ton on round trip to either point.
STAGE OFFICE at Lake Charles, at J.
w. Bryans store, corner Courthouse
Square.
July Is, l875-y