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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
From Newark.

BAsE BALL.-A match game OF Base Ball, be-
tween the Agiles, OF Newark and the Cecil Club,
OF Elkton, was played at the latter place, on
Saturday. The Newarkers won. 4S to Is.
AT ST. GEoRaEs.-A great many Of our citi-
gems visited st, Georges, on sunday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

HoRsE RECOVERED The horse stolen from
Daniel Gallagher on the 9th inst. was recovered
in Western Maryland, at Emm.ttsburg, last week
II was stolen by young man, only about II
years Of age,w who used TO live in Brandywine Hd
and who 10 now in Jail at Frederick He will be
brought on to Delaware for q trial on requisi-
tiOn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

sH-Sglpda SprmJs -Chas. Kyle Proprietor. This
pleasant place OF resort has been neatly lifted up
fOr the reception of individual visitors, pcnic, and
social parties. Ample accommodations for dancing
nave been made, and ice cream, i ltmJnsde, cakes,
frults &c., will he sold 10 all who desire them, NO
in Oxicatlng liquors will he sold on the ground. He
will also continue his populsr stand at Second and
Market where the above named luxures NAV be
had during the season also, at his residence, sixth
and orange, where he will be pleased to see his
many friends and the punlic generally.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

H-TAPE WoRMl TAPE WORN l-Removed
in a few hours with harm ess Vegetable Medicine
No fee asked until the entire worm with head is re-
moved can refer those afflicted TO patients whom
have cured, that have been treated by noted Physi
ciaLs of this country and Europe had been treated
mohths in Medical Colleges; had taken Dr Jayne
specific Turpentine and al known remedies. Dr
J. b. Cherry, 254 n. Ninth St, Philadelphia. VII
be at the Washington Hotel, Wilmington, every
Monday, from s, A. NJ TO $, P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
gest anG :SnnaG.

II OsT-The ist Vol, Of Memorials OF . Quiet Life.
\ The finder will please return Il e the WllHlnH,
ton Institute Library. reward Of nftJ ceals wiii
be paid. ausso-st
T oST, Aug. ss-s5 REwARD.-A pocke'-nnok
! 4 containing about s25 was lost between VII
mingtou and AmoIton on the kenneu turnItNe:
Three nVe dollar Ills and remainder 10 sAa
change. Also notice of State and County Tax,
with name on IT, The Under will please leave a.
augS9t ALEXANDER BLACK,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

luEs MhCAlllbter made motion 10 TeIeT tue
whole subject back to the committee with in-
structions Is have brick foundation base in-
stead OF cut stone, and to confer with Mr. Davis
and try to get corresponding reduction in the
contract price.
Mr.. Roberts moved to amend Mr.. MacAllister's 8
motion and substitute red brick in place OF
pressed brick wherever the latter was proyid-
ed for, but his amendment was lost.
At the suggestion OF several members Mr.
mscAllister withdrew his motion to refer, until
the report was acted upon.
Messrs. Pierce, Roberts, and MAsAllister still
opposed the erection Of costly school houses and
Messrs Zebley Adams and II. NJ. Jenkins favor
cd the adoption of the report.
The motion on the adoption of the report was
unanimously adopted, when Mr.. MacAllister
renewed his motion of instruction to the Com
mittee, and in an amended form,it WAS adopted.
W. ]. Morrow, from the Committee on med
ais and die reported that the die had been pro-
cured and materials for the medals at 3 cost Of
$500. The report Was accepted, and an order
drawn for the amount.
Mr.. FrAim, from the Committee on Teachers,
reported that SAlhe J. Ssyers, principal of No.
s, and Emma Houston, principal of No. IA. had
declined TO accept their appointments aud that
the committee had filled the No. vacancy by
the appointment Of Miss Sallie Miller, and the
No. IA vacancy by the appointment Of Miss Nell
lie Duncan.
On motion the resolution was adopted.
The Committee on Normal School reported
that the school had been divided into three clas-
ses, and the following arrangements for study
recommended:
First term, from to s, P. NJ.
Glass A, Geometry; class B, Let Division,
Grammar; I'd Division, Grammar.
From s TO 0, 2. NJ.
Glass A, Nat. Philosophy class B, 1st Divi-
sion, Arithmetic; I'd Division Arithmetic.
Second term from to g. 2. M
Glass A, Geometry class b, lst Division,
Grammar; Cd Division. Grammar
From to s. p. NJ.
Class A, Nat. Philosophy; class B. LIST Divi-
sion, Phys. Geography I'd Division, History Of
United States.
On notion the report was adopted.
On motion Of MIR. Adams, the Committee on
No. 1, was authorized to procure more substan-
tial shutter fastenings for the window shutters.
The following orders were drawn during the
| evening
VIM j. Morrow 5000 John O!le s5 81
| John Stone SO so i - Thompson "a Johl
Lungren s35 46 Il. NJ jenkins. for expel4p in
CURED in cleaning out cellar of No. 2 school, 20
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

PATENT OvEN.-Dsvid Lemsn has had erected
in the new building which he is now putting up
for his candy manufsctory one Of Donnefs Pat.
ent Ovens. 1t is the second one in the United
States, the other being in Brooklyn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

B- For Loss Of lppctite Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression Of Spirits and General Debility in theiT
various FORMS Ferro Phosphated Elixir OF Calissaye
made by Casweu, Hazard a c., New York, and sold
ny all druggists, Ia the best tonic. as stmulanl
tonic for patients recovering from fever or other
sickness 1t has no equal II taken during the sea-
son it prevents fever and ague aud other intermit
ent feVerR,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
New Adver,Iseueuts. Tkis IIay.

Store for rent-John V. Rice.
Public sale of cows
Notice TO all concerned.
A hint to Housewives
First prize-Weed ). Machine at Vienna.
Funeral notice
Hardwsre-TTumAn Shaw
Notice In Admiralty.
Wsnted-A girl Ter housework.
Wilmington Coal 9ss Co.
For ssle-Horse and Wagon.
Auction Sale OF Household aud Kitchen Furnitur
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

RUN OvER.-A little boy named Beckley, s or
3 years of age, and residing at 209 east second
street, was run over at 4th and French streets
by two men who were driving along in a careless
manner. The little fellow was pretty badly
bruised.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

ANOTHER NEw vEssEL-Messrs. Jas. W. Alb
bott 4 Co. have Just contracted to build q SOC
ton schooner. She will be owned entirely in
Milford, and will be the largest vessel ever built
and owned in that town.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
aIotitts III admiralty.
srArgs on AMERlcA.

VNlTEO STATES OF AMERICA.
u nistrict OF laware, IS
Whereas libel Of information has been ncd IN
the District Court OF te United 81 ties Of America
for the Disriet OF Delaware, On the Fourth Gay Of
august in the year Of our Lord one N lusand eight
hundred and seyenty-three, by AntnVuV Higgins.
Ekq Attorney OF the Iute1 States In behalf " the
JLlsd States against tnA vessel or canal boat Ftrs
B'othtrS her tacEel. apparel and furnitare AL.
Iegg in substance that VIM. ID. Sol u, Collector NJ
Customs for the District OF Delaware, en- The 2jrh
y OF august, In the year Of Lord. ore lhous-
aud eight nundr and seventythreC. at the Clty Of
Wilmington within the admiralty aid mar time
Jurisdiction Of me United States seized the cana
lat or yeGs4 Flue Br Tiers her taCke, ap are and
furniture being the property of person or pers. Us
sylvRIiA and the District Of DeaEAre without ,e-
Ing en oiled or licensed aud without having paid
the United States the fees and tonnage as required
by the Act Of Congress !u sCch case made ali pro-
Vided; and praying sad Court u de rec the paw
ment OF said fees aid toHAag4 OF the United etalts
according 10 law.
NOW, tneref lre, IN pursuance Of the mopitinn IN
der the sea- Of the said Court N me directed and
de.iTered, her by give public nolce u g. per-
sons alming The said vessel, her taeke, &C or IN
aby manner Interested therein, that they be and
ppelr oefOrr the said District Court to be held at
the CITY Of Wilmington, In and for The nj strict If
Delaware, on Thursday the nth day or September,
At ten Dclock Ia the fOTeAoOn then and there u In,
terpose theiT claims and to make their allegations
IN that DeAaf. ANTHONY HIGGINS,
L. 5. District Attorney,
pr Z. e. Bradford, Jr.
JoHS DuyS, I. S Marshal, Dis. OF Delswae.
August IS, l-1i, augz5 6.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

EE-LUs has fetc charms for the Dyspeptc. which
Is not to be wondered at when take into accouhi
the amount OF bodily and mental suffering that this
distressing mslady generates. The Peruvian syrup
"a pretoxde OF irony has cured th usanus who were
suffering from this disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

tWATTEHTI0S
ADIRs' AuITs AND UNDERWEAR,
CORSETS AND FOOPSRIRTS
CF OUR OWN MANUFACTURES,
at extraordinary low prices
FRANK'S EMPORIUM,
5ll Market Street, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
Auction sales

L.W. Stidham y Son will sell for James Brat.
ton, at S26 Orange St., on Friday next, at {
o'clock, household and kitchen furniture, enum
| Grated in the advertisement
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

The Republican says the stock of segsrs and
tobacco with the fixtures in the mandatory OF
K. Z. Hayes, corner OF Second and French Sts.,
in this city, sold at very low rates at the sale by
the Sheriff, last week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

T0AL SCREENS furnished at Philadelphia
~ pr Gees, good assortment OF foundry sleeves
on hand, brass galvanized and iron. All kinds,
from the heaviest to the finest OF woven wire, OF
brass galvanized iron and painted, for iy aud mos
quito bars. Rustic stands and hanging bAsket u.
Field and garden seeds In season, at
A. Il. ALLDERDICES,
NO Shtnay
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

FORTY Cows X Dolbow will sell 40 COWS at
the Practical Farmer on Thursday next
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
Anttfss.
" OFFICE OF TIVE
WILMlNGT0N c AL GAS CO

LEoTi~N- OFFICE OF rH.
WILMlNGT0N & AL GAS CO
August 2oth, ls1s
An election for nine Directors Of the Wilmington
Coal Gas c mpanv will be held at the ON e, Ne.
800 shlpley s., on Monday the ist day OF Septen-
ber next between the hours or aud Ocln T..
n. aug26 tsepi T. J. LAWSON, sec!.
NIoTICE.--On and after September st, 1873, no
persOt will be admitted into the Schultz N
PARK, unless members In good standing. This No
ice III here issred that no one hereafter may Il el
offended at being refused admlttance.
ny order OF the BOARD OF DIhECTO IS
auR2i-6t
AJO1ICE-WILMINGTO LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ "A meeting OF the stockholders OF the Viii
mingtcn L0au Association win he h Id on Tuesday
evening 26lh, inst at IN o'clock, 10 act on ameLd-
ments TO By-L4ws.
augattm GEO. G. MARlS, Seey.
NJ oTICR-To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ p 4 d. X. X. C0.-A meeting OF the STICK
holders o. the Penna L Delaware Railway Com
pany will be held at the once Of the Company No.
T2T Walnut street Philadelphia On lnday Septem-
her sth. A. D., 1878 NJ i9?OP. ", when draft OF
lea e OF the Ra lway OF this Company u the Penn
sylvania Raj road Company will be submitted 10
vote Of the stockholders for their ratification and
anoption. WALTER b. MITCHELL,
auK2S eod,aers Secretary and Treasurer
~ -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
ITNIrED STATES OF AM ERICA.

/ NIED STATES OF Am NFlCA.
~ District of Deawars ss
Whereas libel Of information has been MED in
the District Court Of the United States Of
America for the District VI Delaware, on
the Nineteenth day Of August in the year OF cur
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
thrte,by Anthony Higgins Esu. Attorney Of the Cfi.
ted states, IN bah IL Of the United States against
the vessel or canal boat hrtn her tacsel, sp-
parel and furniture. Alleging In substance tha n
D. Noen, Collector OF customs for the District OF
Delaware, on the lth day Of August 10 the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and s,y.nty.
three, at the city OF Wilmington, within the admit
ralty and maratime Jurisdiction Of the United sates
tsekel apparel and furniture, neag the propery OF
person or persons unknown for trading bet the
District OF PENNSYLVANIA a. the District OF Delaware
without being enrolled and licensed and without
having paid the United states the fees and tonnage
as required by the Act Of Congress in such case
made and provided; and praying SAID Court 10 re-
cree the payment OF said fees and tonnage 10 the
United States, according to law.
Now therefore, In pursuance OF the m0nition un-
de- the seal OF tho said Court TO me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice TO all per-
sons claiming the said vessel, her tackel, &c. In
any manner interested thereto, that they be and ap
pear before the said District Court held at the
city OF wilmington, in and for the District OF Della
ware on Monday the lst day OF September at ter
O'Clock In the forenoon then aud there TO inerpose
their claims and to make their ale egations in tnaI
behalf ANTHONY HIGGINS
L. 5. District Attorney.
per q, Bradford Jr.
JoHs N. DrsN,U. S. Marshal, Dist. of Delaware.
August q, 1873. aug7l.6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

nRDRks RECEIVED FOR COAL FLOUR, AND
Ill shipley St,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
TAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873


The undersigned Receivers of Ia es for tn. City
OF Wilmington will he at the ity Halt,on and after
the list Gay of August ,lST3 between the hours OF
noon for the purpose OF receiving Taxes All taxes
paid IN August aud up To the closing of the polls OF
the city E cIion. the face OF the hi must be paid
aud af er that date ave per cent vi be added u the
bill ALEXANDER CHANDLER,
WILLIAM STlLLsY,
suQ6-u Receivers Of Taxes
NVorICE-CIrY PASSENGER RAIL VAY.-on
II and after this date, the Night Line Of the City
Railway Co will leave the Delaware Avenue Depot
at u O'Clock +. M, aud Front and french streets
en- the arrival OF the train, due al 10 55 p. Nj. Del
Ave, spnt at 80 and Fifth and Market, at $780,
Del, ave, Depot at IL 10, TO meet the train due at
l24, p M jysOu
AoTICE-YUUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ -2d SERt ES.-By vote Of the members OF
the Young Mems Loan Association, he at their
rooms, the evening Of the 18th inst 1t was voted
unanimously 10 issue I'VE hundred shares OF New
stock, comms nsng with the month of June. SUB
scripupus 10 he same will be received by the Presi-
dent, T. Y. de Nurmandie at his store, S02 Market
street and also at the farmers Bank, BY
jyi7u t. X. YOUNG, Secy.
hCRIPTIUNS AT meeting OF COrpcrators OF
CLAYTON 10 n Association, the undersigned was au'
thorized to open book ior subscription OF stoik.
1t Is proposed to run this Loan on the New tlan,
namely. to give 70 the borrower the whole amount
of the Loan and to collect the premium with dues
and interest 1T is $50 proposed to have weekly pay
ments. iel2-lf NJ. l. Northeastern.
hyoTICElA GOOD INVESTMENT = The Me.
~ ch snics Loan association Is now issuing Sd
series OF stock. The Association offers premium
of is per cent per annum for the lst series which
will no doubt induce tna holders to wit draw this,
giving addDnAl advantage 10 the 20 and Sd SERIES
Subscriptions received ~ the Secretary,
mylS-tf f. I. TAYLOR. Market st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
Financial and oosnmeFcIals
OFFIcH or THE DAILY CoksEzGAIs
wilmington. Del, August g, lsIaJ
eesezgs. Geld, 6rn.

Wilmington Quotations. furnished BY ~ 4. hon
inson 4 Co. BankeTa, dta and Market sts,
at O'Clock, P. Il, to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
EAaezRieHsI.
zzz1zsa OF TIE BOARD or EDUCATION, LAsT zvEr

zEzTTNo OF TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION, LAsT EVEN
n ~ ING.
4 regular meeting Of the Board of Education
was held, last evening, President Hales in the
chair.
Nj. Child, chairman of the committee on build
ing new school house at Third and Harrison
streets. reported that the committee had received
twelve proposals in sccrdance with the plane and
specifications published, and that Stephen Davis
had proposed to build IL for SIG, 800 compete IN
Guiding cuEbing, paving, fencing and painting,
the whole to be furnished by the LIST of February
1874, the payments on the same being $4,000
when the 1st story joists were laid, o., 900 when
the and story ioists were laid. 5000 when the
building was rooted. and the balance OF ~, 500
when the building was completed.
The report wound up with the resolution
awarding the contract to Stephen Davis for the
sum specified.
MIR. McIntirs made some remarks In defence
OF the building OF the school house over Third
street bridge upon which he said reflections had
been cast by the chairman Of the building COM
mittee Mr.. Child.
Msssrs. Roberts, Pierce and McAllister thought
that the cut stone base and pressed brick front
involved an unnecessary cost, and that the strct-
est economy should be used in the building Of
school houses.
MIR. Zebley thought that the proposal was very
reasonable one. He referred to the Indifferent
workmanship OF the 10th Ward, McDowelville.
aud 9th Ward school houses, and also said that
the work in the school-house, over Third street
bridge though better than in some others, was
not what it should be. He instAnced several
particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26
ELoURl FLoURlI FLoURII!

ELouRI FLouRll FLouRI!!
We are selling the very best brands OF
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, FOR $3.50 CASH,
Every Barrel warranted.
W. N. CHANDLER
Gil tSix eleven, Marker st.
EINE FURrITURE,
Il GOOD FURNITURE,
CHEAP FURNITURE
Call and examine. j. d j. N. HARTMAN,
No. 4l0 King street,
mar21-eodly Wilmington, Del.
LNDW. TATNAI4I4, Jr.,
II SURVEYOR,
Residence, 7O4 Tatnall street.
Building lets for saIa In several desirable locar
lions, decSs-sodly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-26

MISS {. rbBE,
NA will upei
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,
In the building formerly occupied by Miss A. Foth-
erR at he
N. W. COR Oh NINTH AND MARKET STt EETS
Wilmington, Del, ON SkPT. |, 1sTs.
aug1b n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-04-02
Washington County Court.

Hon Ashael Peck, Presiding Judge.
Hon james II Holden, Assistant Judge
Hon VIM. b. circuit, q"
VIM. p. Dillingham;, States Attorney.
Horace W. Lylordi Sheriff.
Luther Newcomb, Clerk
The suit Of the Montpelier and Wells River
railroad against James R. IAngdon for bis sub
scription Of $4,000 was tried, Wednesday
before Judge Barrett. The case has been once
to the supreme court already, and on being
tried again in the county court, the plaintiffs
obtained verdict. Exceptions we're taken by
the defendant, the substance Of them being
that thore never was legal organization Of the
road that there never was a legal distribution
or award Of stock, and that per cent requir-
ed to be paid in on subscriptions, was never
paid in by defendant and many Others The
case Of the miIroad against George c. Shepard
goes with the case against Llng1in on the
same facts.
State IS Samuel r. Mansfield. Larceny aud
receiving and concealug stolen goods. Yer
dict, not guilty, and respondent discharged
State - Mary Miner Larceny Verdict,
guilty OF larceny Of property not exceeding
seven dollars in value, or petty larceny
The following divorces have been granted
Julia A Straw rs George II. Straw lntoler-
able severity Custody Of minor children de
creed 70 petitioner.
The Jury were discharged on Saturday, at
ter remarkably short term.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-04-02
A Personal Encounter.


The last number Of the Montpelier Argus
contained an article rejecting severely upon
Capt. John W. Clark, our recently resppoint.
ed postmaster, in which was distinct intima.
ton that Capt. Clark had been guilty Of an
omission or suppression Of the truth In testi-
mony given by him before the County Court
last week. This article excited the ire Of
Capt. CLARK, and on Saturday morning, meet
ing Mr.. Atkins on the street, an alteration
ensued, in which Mr. Atkins was very roughly
handled, and received a severe punishment
about the head. The fracas was ended by the
interference Of Messrs. A. q. Brown and W.
G. Ferrin, and perhaps others. There is q CON
nict in statement between the parties who saw
the transaction as to who began the ARRAY,
which will undoubtedly be settled on the trial
We cannot Of course Justify Capt. Clark
in taking the matter Of redress into his own
hands. II is precedent which is exceedingly
dangerous to be followed and we think one
which will be regretted by himself and his
friends His proyocation was great, but bis
remedy was in another direction.
On complaints, signed by town grand juror
j. X. Seayer, against the parties, for breach
Of the peace on the morning Of the Goth ult &,
the parties, with their counsel, Hon. Charles
II Heath for the former, and II X. Field,
Esq, Of the firm Of Gleason 4 Field. for the
latter, appeared before Justice Robinson, at
the Office Of Clarence H. Pitkin, Esq. on
Monday evening. After a short consultation
between counsel, justice aud grand juror, an
examination was postponed until Thursday,
the 10th inst, at o O'Clock, a. IN, at the Office
Of Nelson Robinson, Esq, the acting justice.
The parties and the witnesses seyerally recog-
nized in the sum Of two hundred dollars for
their appearance at that time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-04-02
Deaths.


In this village on the both instant Mr. BRADLEY NJ.
CLARK, In the Both year Of hlsage.
In Boston, March 10, Mfr. GEoRGG En0ERtoN, form
crly Of BrOokheld, VI, aged - years.
IN Woodbury.. March TO- LILA MAY, only daugh-
ter u Gs 0rge W. and Sarah Angell aged year.
IN llardwick March q. amer an illness Of four
days MANY W., vile Of Elijah Kellogg, and daugh-
aud months
In llardWck, March q. Of consumption, Mrs. Car.
otisE NAtrRlpGg, aged 90 years.
Ia West Newhury March 22 JouS Ats, aged 70
years.
IN corlnth, Fob. q, cAaoLiyE NJ. wife Of T 3
Ladd, aged 90 yeats.
Ia Bradford, March TO- Mr.. Jons Moons. aged 81
Year,.
In Fairce. March %. Mrs. sara =. MoREr. wife Of
ncorzu A. MOfcy, ksq aged IS years.
IN Dauville March 10, MARY JANE, wife Of VIM.
Clement aged 20 years.
10 MouisvIlle, March "a, LoeS BuSpY, aged "a
years.
In Gangos, Aogan county, Michigan March s.
AMELIA SwiFr, wife of n. W. Lewis, aged 40 years.
In Bristol on the - ut. MARTHA ASS, daughter Of
Luther and sylvia Purinton, aged years and
months.
In Butler County, Iowa February -, ALFRKp Hut,
ngrd n years.
the year 1855 10 Lodi, Wis, where he resided until
l-cd Since that he has resided with his children In
Butler county, lows. lie retired to bed In usual
health, but not appearing at his usual time u arising
was found dead 10 his bed.
In Waveland Iowa, Jan. %, FnEDpiE L.. son Of
Joseph u. aud Julia heguer, aset nearly % years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Regucr formerly lived Ia Montpelier
and many friends in this village ans It's vicinity will
deeply sympathze with them In this their second be
reavoment since they went West First their it'll,
Mary called from them, and now their dear Fred
de utterng words of love and Christian trust as he
parted from them. has followed his sister