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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-08
Savings Institutions.

ELIzABETHTOWN
SAVINGS TITUTIoN,
No. 1867 BROAD STREET.
CHARTERED 1850.
Open Daily from 8 A. NJ. to P. NJ, and OF
Saturday Evening, from to 8. Wednesday
and Saturday Evenings, from 6 to 8.
Six per cent. interest allowed on all deposit.
from So to $4,000.
OFFICERS:
NJ. NJ. WOODRUFF, President
ELIAS DARBY, Vice President.
NJ. W. HALsEY, Jr.,
Secretary and Treasurer.
MANAGERS
Benjamin Williamson, N. NJ. Woodruff,
Elias Darby, Joseph A. Davis,
William P. Mulford David Mosqueron.
N. W. Halsey, John Macklin,
Luther I. Hand Dr. j. s. Crane
William B. Tucker. George C. T. Seaman
NEECuANICS' SAVINGS BANK,
No. 1876 BROAD STREET,
Open from 0 q. m. to 4 p. m.
Monday and Saturday evenings from six to eight
o'clock
Money deposited on or before the 18th of Jan.
uary, April, July, and October, will draw six per
cent. interest from the first of these months.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
THOMAS B. LEGGETT, VIM. MoKINI.AY,
THOMAS b. BUDD, WM. +. PRooToR,
JOHN KEAN.
THOMAS b. LEGGETT, President.
DAVID J. MEEKER,
Treasurer and Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
u%E,F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.

Eff. kuukel's celebrated Bitter wire of Iron
will efectnaly liV com laitd jaundiee dys-
persia, chronic nervous debility, chronic diar-
rhda, disease of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disoTdered liver. stoIalch or intes-
tIaes; such as constipation, Aatulence, inward
ples iullness Of blood to the hea4, aeidty OF the
stomach. nausea hea aTbaru. disgust far food, full
meas Of weight in the .I0mAch, sore eTuctatione,
sinking or antteTing ST the nit O4 the stomach.
swimming Of the head. hu urried or diaculy breath
ing. huttering Of the heart choking or sudOeattnG
sensations wnen in n lyins posture. Gimness ei
vision dots webs before the sight, dull pain in
the head deficiency of perSpiratiOn, yelloWness OF
the skin and eyes, pain Ia the side. back, chest,
limbs. d.. dden 0ushCs 81 heat. burniuR In the
esh constant imaginings Of evil aad s. eat depros-
sion tf spirits. r- I
They are entirely vegetable aud free fram hlcO-
hOIc stimulent and all injurious ingredients. and
are pleasant in taste and smell, mild in their Opo
rAuons. will remove impurities fromtne body and
gise health and VigOT 20 the frame. . Y y
Beware Of eounterfeits. The genuine is sold
only in 81 bottles.
sold hy Druggists and dealers eyetyWbeTe. II,
P. RUNREb, Proprietor. No S59 Norih Ninth
street. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. g eeP.2 istaW2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
Historical society Of Delawaro..

STATED MEETING LAST EVENING
The Historical Society met last evening. Dosior
AskeW in the chair.
After the adoption of the minutes OF hast meet
ing the regular order OF business was suspended
t. receive the report Of the Committee appointed
10 make arrangements for the annual meeting.
hey. DIR. Frost, from the Committee, presented
their report and the Committee were continued to
consummate their proposed arrangements.
At the annual meeting there will be, FIRST, bus-
iness meeting at O'Clock and at ~ the President
elect will take the chair and introdnoe The exercises
B Doctor l.. p. Bush will read an historical paper
on Archibald Hamilton Rowan e. 2 r..-
William Duane, Esq, of Philadelphia will de
liver an historical address subject, "Josepb Reed
The Hlstngrapber will read his Historical Rec
ord and The receipt Of donations OF historical in.
lerest will be an order of the proceedings.
Music will alternate the exercises aud at thf
adjournment the members and their friends will
participate in refreshments and social conVeTse.
Subsequent notice will be given Of the date oi
the annual meeting, at which the friends Of the
society will Re cordially welcomed
Many Of the members present last evening de-
srlng TO participate in lhe organization OF the be-
nevolent association, the Historical Society ad.
journed 10 meet ON next Thur day, the 2Oth inst.
when important business will be transacted, and {
toll attendance Of members Is requested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
wesl1eal a~6hIos.

Coluans would DO required 10 enumerAts the
medical bubbles that have risen 70 the surface
and burst since HOatetter stomach hitteFs became
the standard tonic Of the Western Hemisphere.
Boasts the 80 eXtFaVagant tebrieatiOns the NEST
been emuloyed 20 bolsteT No me thleSs nre5s-
TRtOns that have from time 70 time be6a Introduced
IN the hope Of dividing the field with that famous
vegetable remedy Signal failure has been the lOi
OF each end All The reputation Of the bitteTs as
preventive Of demics. stOmachic, an inviGoEant
a general restorative, and specific for indigestion
eOnstiOutiOnal weakness, parOxyamal 6vafs. aadnil
complaints 70 which the more sensitive seK are eX-
Of more than twenty years. experience. and can nc
more be shaken By the elAB-trAR nestEnmS q uA;
the winds that tastls thfOVen iheir dsflet. .GA
nGEl2lOl0 49, - "a, A.sAs -A.fs As-f 3 -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14


OF THE PooRrAED EERDY. ..
Dast evening large meeting was held Ia
Central Presbyterian OhuTch for the purpose
Of deyising plan for the relief Of the poor and
destitute OF onr city. during the coming vim
Ter. .fs4.. .CI'4-
saml NJ, Harrington, Ed. arose aud stated
The Object Of Inc meeting, ia which he referred
10 the suffering that will exist among the poor Of
the city duying the approaching severe weather.
and the necessity fE The Adoption Of measures
for their relief at .4.
At The close Of Mr.. HaIringion's remarks.
Ex Mayor JOshHA. 3. Valentine was called ID
the chair, aHd Charles Baird elected secreto,v.
~hen Rev. Geo. w. Folwell, by requesl led 10
prayer. -.. st ..-.-
On molten Of Washingion Hastings, which
was adapted, 10 appoint committee Of i've per-
sous 10 prepare b. siRess and report plan OF &C
tion, The chair appointed The following persons
said Committee Washington Hpqings, S. M.
Harrington. Kew. fiehier IsFael, Rey. q. W.
folWell, Geo. W. BtFsh. .iais q ,.it
Daring the absence tie committee for con.
snlllliOn, William. s. HiIles, ReVs. Mark. Nat
lack, PlummeT, aud Wilson. made btief and
interesting address ia behalfof The oiecls Of sllp
association; = = !
The business Committee rerorted the foIlov-
ing basesl OF organization aud action l0F the coH-
alteration Of the meeting: r ..-a -
lst, THIS association shall be known AZ tlssNYi.
mington Association for the Relief OF ths Poor
2nd, The general inject shali be 70 Wait and r.
lisse the sick and needy Of onr city aud for that
purpose 10 collect and receive from thO Who'll md.
uiatiOn, and 70 dlsbune and distFibuts n0o5e1
garments, food, fuel ana other necessary sTficits
The Affairs Of the assoelAnon shall be nSd1r lhe
management OF Board Of Control, WHO Shsll
elect theiE own officers, And 10 whom uhall Il
committed the wOFk q tAo assOeiailOB, J -a'f7a
81, NOar cOnnnitAos EseOmmends that NE o.
loving Persons pe puihorzad 70 sppolnt tho saId
William :. Ilnlcs, Dr. T. r. Bush. J. Tsv,br
tiange Peter N. brennan, S3mneI Barr ~ aahSSnS
| ten Joa q, tieO. W. 6tenef HfWapd iirinUASvs
DIR. Wm. Il. Bullock GApt. "a = IErIIsT. Tltusi
heisleT. Mra:ifAtlip Qpislsy. shn. y. S. II. Bul.
Ter, Mrs II. l.. TntnAll, Mrs. T. A. Moore. Nrs. II.
Pussy, nrS r. q. HNollastbA, Ma T1ll (1ASraft
hlEe. 0feRg Chahdlof, Mics AhHa FeIIis A1I1s ~
ma Sempie, Miss Martha j6utA ~ " t'FfsI s5ffTT
sAtahg a0ggestiqAo % several DarAons ~ nasae a
OF the aaaociatlOn WA ehanRe1 10 aiaf n. ssFks
Wilmington Union AID SoesstNv anA - as,sn1S
tie report and geeolnmeaastofS of he e6-e,6IffIe
were Adopted aid the osl lAmittsa dlschafrsd
AIttr inslTLeting the ichairman of the commit.
tee hrst appointed 70 call meeting Of the cor.
mistee as soon % possible the Esstlng adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

ACcIDENT.--Y Yesterday AFTERNOON, Nc. WASH
ington Cox, OF this city, met with quite a serious
accident. He was driving Uat TO j. Grubb's farm
near Oak Hill, on the L4neAstet Pike, and afriv-
ing at the place, got out OF his carriage 70 open
the gate. Just he placed his foot upon the axle
to get into the carriage again the bOrSe started of
knocked Mr.. Cox down, kicked him in the left
up completely. Mr.. Cox was taken into the house,
when 1t was found that he had tEo broken ribs
and some severe bruises Ola has left arm and shCul-
der He o. now at his Tesidence in Wilmington
doing as well as could be expected under the cir.
cumstqnces. .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
ao,.cIrrlRal J.
MREfINua THrn nHnnrna.

Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, % D r., at Odd Eel.
Ow s. Hall Sd and King Bts.
Columbia Lodge, No. 20, o o F. at Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd and King Sta. m
Delaware Tribe, No. /, l o R NJ as Red MenS
Hall, AIS Market
Washington Council, No 4, oUAM, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, Nc. 3, Jr., o U NJ, at Hall,
9th and Market St If..Irt al
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 5Ol
Market st. 'i' 'hi. :ts''l .-.' q
Excelsior Lodge, No Z. K Of p, at knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market ST.
Washington Camp. No. l, p o s of A, at Nc
Clary's Building, 3d aOOF, Market 81. above 9Th
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
Market streets, third STORY front $50
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

An lMfoRTANT CAsE.-At the approaching
term Of Court, at New Castle, a case will be
tried in which the city Of Wilmington is inter
ested, TO the tune Of $4,000. or probably less.
The case is as iollOws: Over year ago, some
parties, in blasting rocks down Elevenlh street,
left large excavation in the line of the street.
several feet dssp. Into this hole, little boy
named Flanagan fell one day and before ha
could be assisted was drowned in the water
walton. The father Of the boy then, as adminis
traitor, brought suit against the city, fixing thS
amount Of damages at $4,000. The case was
brought up al The last term Of Court but laid
over until the coming term, when il will in al
probability, be tried. The city will be delen
ded by City Solicitor Wn. e. Spruancc, .ant
Sam'l N. Harrington, Esq., - .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
special Notces.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2i5 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keers hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that competent person is at all
times ready prescribe for such sick as cali at tha
store, and that charge is made exc r thoreGulAr
price Of the medicines the same price they would
pay anywhere else: but that ne one is visited at
heir esidnceS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects of
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood Restored
lmpediments TO Marriage Removed. New method
Of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth St, Philade phiA, Pas Institution having
a high reputation i0r honorable conduct and pro
ie sional XIII. Oct2S- -2tsW d San
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

Distribution OF BREAD.- Last night c. G.
Wooey, at his tobacco and cigar store, S. L. cor
ner 9Th and Mark ct streets. distributed about two
hundred loavcs of bread TO the poor aud needy
people who applied. The supply soon run out,
and Mr. Woolley gave TO many people orders on q
baker for the bead they so much needed. Another
distribution will be made at the same place TO-
morrow morning, commencing Al Q o'clock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

ONE DRUNK--Max Petre was The only
candidate FOR police hOnORs since yesterday
morning. Max who Is evidently FreDchman
and he has the airs Of a dancing master, was
brought in last Eight drunk and bareheaded,
and denouncing vigorously laws which Would'nt
allow man the privilege Of getting drunk.
This morning. he was fined fifty cents and costs.
good bat was given him, which be PIaosd
jauntily on his head, and with a bow and 1
smirk he departed. ....4~ 4.-. .st...
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

CHARITY CONOERTs.-It has been suggest
ed that a series Of charity cOIiOeEts be gotten
up to raise money to aid the poor Of the city.
We are told that the leaders Of several chOirs
and those cDnneeted with, them in the various
that most Of the churches could be had free
for so laudable purpose. 1t Is further SuR.
gested that the Masonic Hall Company would
donate the Opera House for one night, for thil
object, II concert was properly arranged
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
How 20 SeEnove stains and apots
from Marble Furniture, etc.

The only stain which SapOlio will not re aleye is
q "siAin upon the character" Hut from marble
mantels, tables, china, table ware carpets, GnrnI-
ure every description, OF any article Of household
stanily washed out forever by the use Of Saaolio
1t Is cheap hs ordinary lar boap altd wtll alaae
DO exactly what is claimed OF the simple ni &c
Ions are followed Nov 6th-eod, 2w 4 W. T. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

= SuIclDE John u. Graham, formerly Super.
visor Of section q, r., w. q u. r. r., committed
suicide, on "Wednesday, by sWalloWlng poison, at
been Oub II Ompioyn1eat for AOme time, and Il is
supposed thatthis faet weighed upon his mind,
and imduceA him 10 take his Own HE. 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

The MCl4EAR SETTLElIENT.-The u. S.
Court met this morning, ut 10 O'Clock, and as
neither MessTs McI4ear or their eOunsel wen
present the COurt ordered the eOTnn1eHceInent
ing of the creditors will be held three weeks
from -tO-mOFFOVSp.------.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

.THn CHTT HoaPSEAL.--1ight roomS in the CITY
Bespnal age already AuFniahed, aud to-day Super
tntendent Stewart made arrangements for having
elK other Fooma lpEaishea with bcds, bedding, DE
1ho latest ar1val at he Hospital Is OiOf Aannell
the eeodo Who was beAteh n Walss' Salosn on
"wednesday right ~ 70 N@s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

SALES OF MoNEY.-At the Gath regular monthly
meeting Of Star Loan Association, last night,
$1,000 sold at 10 per cent. premium; 5000 At 8
and $1,000 at 524. Thirteen Withdrawn shares
we're also paid oil. ~
at the regular monthly meeliEg of the Young
Mems Loan Association, last evening, $3.50 sola
at 35I5 per cent. premium. Withdrawn shares 10
the amount of about $500. were paid of.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
oRDRRa.

s, q A. Faaste5 Sl45,52;A. T. AlldcrdiCe, 8 lO3,.
80; Robt. Scott, Sl5; Walton & James. Sll.5E Nay
or simms (POlIce clothing money S567, 40; Quinn
d BsuneF, $40; Pay roll EtraatD department., "a
Pay rOllWRteg Department. 1885,, %; Board Of Edu.
Gallon, $500; Thos h Chandier, o5l7, So Quigley
&Bso., Aots'dt % days, SlO0O WIN. II. 0rifiin,
"a t,syI nOtiou, couneil adjourned. i,'ist
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

J. TnE BLoOB ewes lis. nd colos % minuts glob-
alas suhiah Scat An lha1 Aaid, and eontain, IN a
healthy peTsOa. . laase aunauBt Of. igon, which
glgee vitality 70 he biood. The TeuYian Syrup
sapPll1s th6 blood vita shIs vital element, and
eses saiEonsth ana via0E % tilq whole eyEtem. "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

Il appears That spain g sstf6hgeT on the seas
than We aTq which may, peEhapa, account for the
hesltAilon Of 70 timid q man as Secretary FISH.
Spain has ten fhonkahf mAiiheA and the United
states 0nly three th0usaRd, The former Is also
tWies as strong 10 ships as We are, carrying mors
guns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
? .ANC1An. ANn 6OnEaEnrtAl.r
CITY NOTICES.

The best recommendation of the Bismarck Cater
clmes from those who have worn them. They In
YIriaby advise their friends TO drap in and try "
on at DABCOCK & BRO,
.06 Market street.
"A good article adVCrtises ITSELF and the Bis-
N rex Gaifsr for GeRttmcR is uHireI suHb recon-
IN nded by those who have worn it rs the GGHcs y
for comfort aud convenience Far sale only by
BABCUCk \ BRO,
30 Market street.
Mems Caters S. and up, .4a
Mems Boots - and up tet
Ladies' Shoes. 81 - and up,
At the old ChCap Store ot -.
BADO0Ck Il BRO. 81
~ Market street. VI
LADIES, .tf
W. have a large stock of Chiljrcn's shoes
that mast be sold, cah ana examine, they arc very
chCRp. WV, IL BABCV4h W.,
SlS Market ST. doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION OF SPRCIK PANNRNT VIM. IT. Bah
cock 4 Co, Sl3 Market street, doors below Sih.
will take siircr in exchange for Boots anJ shoes 70
a limited extent they don't waDttoo much OF H.
however. .fs
TUOSE PURCHASING
Boots aud Shoes at 2l% Market street. doors be-
low Folrth have the advantage of Selectin from
q large aud varied stock at low prices.
WM. II. BABCOCk 4 co.
AS-Idcf. Il. = Fdcs.- Tell the truth and shame
old SATAN" there is no getting around it; what We
have said is said. and the public bear out IN our
conclusion that for FIRST class boot shoe galter.
3l3 Harkel street. four doors below lth. is the place
to get it. MM. IL. BABCOCk 6CO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
rHa1AR,A; R1nRtAs;oEH SsIl.HaSSrS: aHsnSsp. AHD

WITHDRAWAL OF TRAINS AND CHANGE
OF HOURS.
On and aiter Tasalax, Noyqmber llth, 1879. The
LAmOkiR only.
The tslle giAg tesias VIII be vithaFasa:
Si5 4. M,..IsO. P. n. bstwosn LsnAkla snd
ne train acy lasvlSs PhlIaaslehiA q S4sP. y.
or MOOres will leave al 80 p. u. and run 70 La
train viii Leave Lamokin nt % A. n. for Ph "
adeiphias elQpping ~ al nlaflong,
Accommodation kTafu Cor " RhlindoiphIa now faaE-
lnE Wilmington e 100 a. =. wa iasfs aS8So.
noVs H.RKKhNRY. sup4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

NIOfICE.-Halt alton a James wlli serve pounds
Slnti per Wesk. lso-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
AID FOR THE PooR. .

NETTING In CENTRAL CHURCH LAST EVEN
ING TO DEVISE MEANS FOR THE RELIEF
OF THE POoRrAKD NERDY. .F
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

DIsCHARGED. Kelley, who was arrested yestcr-
day, on suspicion Of being connected with the
bank burglars, was released, last evening, as he
could not be Identified as the man who had rent
cd The houses in which the burglars headquarters
were located Kelly was quite glad TO get relcas-
cd, though he declared thar the whole proceeding
was an outrage
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

DgRn SUDDRNLY.-A one year-old child Of Ell
jah Frceney, al Delmsr. died suddenly on We'd
Besday nOtning Of EpasIns. Ten minutes beIOT
ts death the child was apparently as well as evel
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
LooAL ElHrssssoEMnEL er

Ice Is plentiful now. -. -ssr
The dnest Es0il BuatOEsas sBOwmaNls-s n, 4 A
aaFhe wdathsF = beoomtog qults Wlptssil. Is
The cheapest Sugars (all kiplsl st, Bowpans.
The "man-irap" at 7til' ahd Lombar,i has been
rembtel
N1new developments to-day, in relation TO the
ba,ik IVltbpFR. ST -ttr,is aHi4 lff n Gas s. Z.
NV Beans. Pcas, IIoinnipy aaa eyaporAisl
com az b0WmRnFs e. soAs4 HliIt q. ieiiat .ro,
Pared and impaired Dried fruit aud new Turkey
pFVhss, AZ bowman : .ea.sss .a ,ta.. --ass i
TiIc present travel over the r, W. X d. II. r.
secuh unusually large "' -
Al the news for one cent, in the pAlLV GAz-.
ETH Everybody buys il I.att- t,t t-i ...F.f
Be sure TO buy copy ofrhe weekly GAZETTE,
and get all ihe news ol the week.
The finest Teas and Coflecs complete assort-
meDD at low prices, at BOwman's.
Ice made its appearance this morning. An eco
nomical use of water will prevent slippery pave
ments
Al kinds OF canued fruit and Vegetables aud,
intact, every thing you want in fancy and staple
gte0cries, NJ fair prices, can be had at Rowman's
2d,and King. .r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
LADIES
ImnsE HlIRCMASINn

BOols aud Shoes al SlI Market street. doors be-
low Fourth, have the advantage of selec ting from
3 large aud varied stock at low prices.
WM. II. DABC0CK 4 co.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-10-02

Charles ingalls, our respected and
venerable citizen had a paralytlc shock
few days ago from which it is feared
he will not recover.
On Friday night last, Fred Cook
and his cousin Frank d. Cook, came
to the Ascntney House, kept by G.
o. Durkec, and wished tor room by
themselves and the obliging. host gave
them the best room he could under
the circumstances, which 1t appears
was not satisfactory to them. in re-
venge they damaged the bel and bed
ding in the room which assigned
them by stripping it with their knives.
and thea went ou' to the blrn and
cut badly the curtains Of new valu-
able covered carriage, and stole pal r
Of nice Buck Skin gloves, and other
things and then departed in much
haste. Such miserable scamps as
these, are no ornament to the commun-
ity in which they are suffered to live.
They would even disgrace our States
Prison. They belonged to Spring.
field Vermont which place must feel
proud Of them.
The newly reconstructed dwell
ing house of the Hon. J. A. Pollard
on the corner Of the "Common' is
about ready for occupancy, Its very
handsome and pleasant structure and
does credit to Mr.. Pollard.
On Friday evening Sept. o2th, a
barn belonging TO Geo. Hadley Hart
land, (on the old Squire Marcy place
was burnt to the ground, with its CON
tents 1t contained about 20 tons of
last years hay, with some new hay,
grain, farming tools, &c, &c. Loss
about $1,000 Insurance $50. I'm
doubtedly the work Of an incendiary
as none Of Mr.. lIadley's people had
been in or about the barn for some
days.
--NIessrs. Harlow d Haywood
Proprietors Of the North Amrrica
Brick Kiln, Cornish n. H., entertain
ed a number of their friends to supper
on Wednesday evening, the oath, On
the occasion Of the completion Of the
first lot of Brick tuned out by this
enterprising Co. The management
Of the "Cuisine" was entrusted to Mr..
Leroy Britton who it is needless to add
performed the duties assigned to him
to the satisfaction Of all present. The
Co. after spending most enjoyable
evening separated about II p. NJ,
with many hearty wishes for the pros
perity of their hospitable hosts in their
new undertaking.