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HOARD OF CONTINGENCIES.

Rusinexs Transacted at Yesterdays
Meetlng-Regular Monthly Reports Of
Standing COmmltteGs-ErFone AS.
sessments Allowed by Finance Commit.
tee for Is7s-Other Interesting Matters.
The Board Of Commissioners met yester.
day morning In regular session. Present;
NGesss. Boring, Frew, schultze, Arm.
strong, Terril, McCOlloch, Phillips, Akin.
son, Carnahan.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read, approved and signed.
The following, offered by Mr.. Schultze
ata preYiouse meeting, was taken up;
An Ordinance 10 repeal: II Is hereby
ordained that the ordinance Of Sept. !,
1873, establshinga compensation for the
County Physician 10 the city district, be
and the same Is hereby repealed.
The ordinance was repealed, by a vote
Tho following, offered by Mr.. Terrll,
was adopted:
An Ordinance 10 repeal. 1t Is hereby
ordained that the ordinance Of Sep. 8, 1878,
establishing q compensation for the County
Inarmary, be and the same Is hereby re-
pealed.
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TnE Committee on Teachers and Schools
Of the Board Of Education will meet to.
night and decide upon the number Of
teachers 10 BIO appointed for each school
in August.
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WATER Rents and city taxes for 1878
must be paid without further delay, oil
water will be shut off and levies made.
TEAS Jas. B. TANEY, City Collector.
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the IRoNDALE FURNACE.
How David Morgan Los, His oune.hiT
steubshyiile Herald. u

How David Morgan lost His OWnership.
steubsayille Herald.
The 1rohdale furnace and rolling mill,
as Is generally known, are located at the
town Of 1rondale, formerly Hunteryille,
on the northern border Of jefferson coun.
", and several years ago II was the centre
Of an industrious and thriving community.
The rolling mill was built in the year 1867,
by Messrs. David Morgan and John Hun.
ter, at q cost Of $4,000. In 1869 blast
furnace was added, costing $4,000, rail.
road tracks were constructed, costing $20,-
600, and the coal lands with their cars,
tracks, openings and other improvements
made an additional expense Of $3.50, 900,
the whole investment amounting to the
large sum Of $4,000
There were $40 acres OF land In fee
simple and 404 acres Of coal rights add.
tional. Now oil Is changed. Ruin stares
the visitor in the face, the mill has been
silent for years, portions OF the town are
almost deserted, and an air OF desolation
prevails oil around. How this was brought
about we shall soon see. II began ante
rior to the panic, for the furnace was shut
down In 1873, and the mill was run by
the Alliance Rolling Mil Company until
1874, when It, too, became idle. The title
70 the property was in the name OF David
Morgan, Hunter by this time being out
and bankrupt.
the SALES.
The property lay idle until about June
lst, 1876, when David Morgan sold the
furnace and mill property to one John H.
Roberts. Roberts executed 10 Morgan on
July 9Th Of that year, In notes TO The
amount Of 500, 1000, secured BY mortgage
on the property purchased. Mr.. Morgan
also sold his stock In the Morgan Coal
and Iron Company, which was really the
coal property, TO Andrew ], Cooper, tax.
ing notes and mortgages Of the same date
as the others and payable at the same
time, namely: S4,000in one, two and three
years respectively, and $4,000 In four
years, making q total OF $4,000 on the
coal lands, and $68, 900 on the furnace and
mill, or Sl32, 900 in all. Morgan took his
notes and mortgages 10 Chicago, where he
seems to have
FALLEN AMONG THIEVES,
for he lost them all. He arranged an ex.
change for them with Reuben Doolittle
for Chicago real estate, which was
represented to him as unincumbered, with
the exception OF single mortgage, which
Doolittle agreed 10 pay. Morgan procured
a real estate agent 10 examine the title,
who reported In accordance with Doolit-
ties statements, but it became evident
that his report was either the result OF
fraud or gross negligence, for It afterwards
turned out that the property was encum-
bered for more than It was worth, and we
understand thatit was afterwards sold to
pay off the mortgages, leaving Mr.. Morgan
without q dollar as the result Of the sale
OF his valuable turnance property.
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Every mother in the land should know
the value Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and
never be without Il. 1t Is free from OPT.
ates. Price % cents a bottle.
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JAcKsoS's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To.
bacco. Retailers can buy It Of Joseph
speldel 4 oou in 8, lOand 20 pound pack.
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Headquarters for Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Gold and Silver American Watches.
JACOB ". GRuBB, IsweIer,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth.
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Afternoon Session.

Tho Board met at $50 p. ", and pro-
ceeded with the transaction of business
demanding itsattention.
Roads aud Bridgs-The Committee on
Roads and Bridges reported that they had
awarded to ]. Hervey the sum Of S75 for
the right Of way through his lands for the
Second Div. Of the Greggsyille, Clinton &
Potomac Road; also the sum OF S. to John
Curtis.
The committee also awarded damages to
the following land owners, and asked that
they be summoned, etc.: W. & T. Martin
$40, Mrs. Darling 500, Jos. Curtis $50.
The right OF way is granted through the
lands OF Isaac Sneaker, which brings the
road 10 Potomac. The citizens OF Potomac
propose 10 build the first half mile OF the
road free OF charge to the county.
The committee recommended that the
wor k on the Hanneytown and West
Union road be gone on with, and the
raising Of the bridge be deferred for the
present; also that $3.50 be appropriated
for the rebuilding Of the Roney's Point
bridge. The committee further reported
that work on the north front OF Short
Greek be awarded to T. Beerwiler 4 Co.,
at the following rates: Excavation, nc
per cubic yard; loose rock, Doc per yard /;
solid rock, 35c; masonry, 81 so per cubic
yard. Peters Run was awarded to Wad.
die & Higgs at: Excavation, 15c per yard /;
loose rock, 25c per yard; solid rock, 4Oc
per yard; Culvert masonry, 81 05per yard.
The report was adopted, with the ex-
ception Of that relating to the Steenrod
bridge appropriation, which was withheld
for the present. ''''
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IT BEATS ALL-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Coz
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Nos, 9ol9 and QG9l Main street re-

JAcKsoS's REsr.-Give it a trial and you
Will use no other. Joseph Speidel & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have it.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
a communication was received from
Judge Thompson, in relation to eontinu.
ing the turnpike now being constructed
through Fulton through Steenrod Bottom,
which was referred to the FINANCE Com.
mittee.
Bond Of Joseph Green, granted license
to sell domestic wines, ETC., at mouth OF
Glenn's Bun, with A, Rolf as surety, was
approved and filed. =
Communication Of Hugh Clark in rela-
ton to the use OF his land near Greenwood
Cemetery for road purposes, referred to
the Committee on Roads and Bridges.
Bills Of H. Stolley, S.; and of Dr.. ]. N.
Lights, SCI, were ordered paid.
Bond Of Jacob Neuhart, granted license
TO keep an ordinary in Fulton, with Peter
Welty and Henry Neuhart as sureties,
was approved aud fled. " u :
The report Of Poor Agent Stanley for
the month OF June was received and filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Atkinson: Appropriating S25 for
painting iron bridge on Middle Wheeling
Greek. Adopted.
By Schultz: That Greggsyille, Clinton
4 Potomac Road be completed from Her.
vey's Hill to John Curtis gate, and bal
ance OF survey abandoned. Rejected.
BY Armstrong: That all stationery and
blank books for the use OF all county
officers shall be purchased by the Com.
mittee on Printing. Adopted.
By McColloch: That survey originally
made on Megraw Run Road through the
lands Of VIM. Yates heirs be confirmed
and established as acounty road. Adopted.
By McCulloch: Fixing salary OF County
Physician for city district at $500 per an.
mum. Adopted.
By SCHULTZ: Fixing compensation OF
County Physician in the country district
at $500 for the year 1870. Adopted.
BY Boring: That our action repeating
The ordinance Of September Q, 1873, estab.
fishing the salary and defining the duties
Of County Physician to Infirmary and city
district be reconsidered. Adopted.
BY Schultz: That the same ordinance as
passed September Q, 1873, be and the same
Is hereby re.enacted. Adopted.
BY Terril: Appropriating $3.50 to build
a bridge over Little Wheeling Creek, at
mouth Of Dixon's Run. Adopted.
BY Schultz: Appropriatlng 1900 out OF
General Road Fund for purpose OF secur.
ing slip on Wheeling 4 Him Grove Road,
In Richie district; also for repair OF old
culyerts and construction OF new culyerts
where necessary.
Adjourned, at 4 r. ".
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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I. BLU 81 BR o..
11O4 MAIN ST.

sSI~on and after this day our store will be
closed ut 9 p. NJ, Saturdays excepted. je7
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JOSEPH SPE1pEL & Co., wholesale grocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac-
co,
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Joseph Speidel & Co. have II at wholesale.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

1879. FRIDAY, 1873.
"a. y. 70 ". =. ". II. NJ IA. ". ~ N. Pm, TP.
Is 81 80 81 81 o. " SO
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G. E. STIFEL & co.
1865 MAIN ST.
s. BRO.
CLOSING OUT

All our summer goods without reserve, 4
great many have been marked down one-IIali
Of former prices.
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was adopted:
An Ordinance 10 repeal: It Is hereby
ordained that the ordinance Of Sep. 8, 1878,
establishing compensation for the County
Inarmary, be and the same Is hereby re-
pealed.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Finance and acknowledgement the fol-
lowing as their action upon sundry petit
tons, claiming erroneous assessments, 70,
ferrel 10 them: Refunding tax for 1875
on II acres OF Crawford estate, In Richland
district, on valuation OF $50 per acre; re.
funding on 81 900 personally OF D.A. Nc.
kee, In Madison district, for 1873; refund.
ing on $3.50 Of Alex. Pannell, for 1873, In
Washington district, Bank Of Wheeling,
reiundlng on 500, 900 for year 1873, in Clay
district; refundlng Archibald estate and
Tllos. Turton, Clay district, on $500 fol
1878; reiunding Exchange Bank on $l03,.
00O for 1873; refnnding James Elliott
OH S2S, 400 In Triadelphia district for 1873
ordering the Assessor 10 place John Reds
land, III Triadelphia district, at Sl35 per
acre for 1870; reiunding Lewis 0rth, on
$500 valuation for 1878 on one acre In
Washington district; reminding @. J. May,
or on $500 in Washington district fol
1878; reiunding Joseph Klotx on SO in
Clay district for 1873; refunding G. n
Appenzeller on 500 in Madison district
for 1873; rejecting the claims Of Charles
Kuhn and Charles Dunlap, Of double as
sessment.
The committee accepted the bid o.
George Ankle 10 repair the Peninsulal
Road, and recommended payment OF bill
aggregating 1881 so.
The report Of the committee was
adopted.
Court House aud Jal-This committee
recommended payment OF the usual mum
Der OF monthly bills. They also reported
that they had awarded the contract fol
making and painting 400 tin boxes, fol
use OF Recorder Hooks office, TO Geo. W.
johnson, at his bid Of sixteen cents each
The report was adopted.
Poor House and Fdrm-Recommended
payment otbills aggregating $3.50 u, which
was SO ordered. q
Printing = Recommended payment Of
bills aggrekating S24G s.. Soordered.
Special Committee on Hanson Ctdim.-The
Special Committee appointed to investi
gate the claim Of Joseph Hanson, for al
legged damages against the Board, as occur
ring on bridge on the Fairmont Road
said bridge being alleged to be unsafe and
not In accordance with the law, reported
that they had visited the alleged scene Of
the accident and examined number Of
witnesses upon their knowledge OF the
matter The committee found that the
accidentwas not on bridge, buta culvert
constructed according to law, of proper
width, properly covered, and that said &C
cident was not the fault Of improper con.
struction Of said culvert or roadway, but
an accident in which said Hanson was the
sole cause, by improper conduct on his
own part. The committee therefore rec
commended that Mr.. Hanson's claim be re-
iected, which was so ordered, aud the
committee discharged.
Atl2:SO the Board adjourned to l:St
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REMNANTS.

Over 1000 remnants Of different kinds Of
goods will be closed out to eyerybody's satis-
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NO ADVANCE

On Silks, Casl,meres, Prints, slleetines, House
keeping Goods and Fannels during this
month Avail yourself Of this chance and
CIll ut once.
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WANTED.

manufacturers to take general
w Stats Ageneies. Salary and expenses pSid, RAJ.
esenees required. TRIUMPH MB'O Collie Monroe S.,
ShlcAGo. je23ITThs
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liberal commission on Salcs, From SI6O 10 5000
mouth can he made by live men. Hare
Sa'red. Address TRIUMPH MIRO CO., Iie MONROE
b., CHICAGO, Ill. ieS
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
Suit For Insurance.

The Delaware Marine Insurance
company of this city had case decide d
against it in Baltimore. The suit was
on policy issued to Day Il Company il.
upon their stock of goods at Heuder-
son, Caroline county, Md, for the sum
of %, 200 and which were destroyed by
fire September Sth, 1876.
The def-nces in the pleas were: First,
that the company was not indebted as
alleged; sec nd, that it had not prom.
ised as alleged third, that the suit was
not brought within one year after the
date Of the loss. After hearing evidence
in the case for three days, the jury,
after an absence Of about half an hour
returned with verdicL for the plaintiffs
tor 1905 SO.
A motion was at once made for new
trial which was set for hearing on Mon
day, the 18th inst.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
ExcltemeNttD Maic,e.

Tue excitement in Maine over the al
legged purpose of the Democratic az
thorities to count i'm their member rs
of the Legislature in the canvass to-
day, has reached fever heat. Senators
Blaine and Hamlio, with other Repub-
lican leaders, are in Augusta, and Gov
ernor.elect Davis, and ex Governors
Chamberlain and Coburn and others
have telegraphed that they will be here
to-day to watch the count. The Cover
nor and Council met yesterday and last
evening the Governor told committee
who called upon him, that the returns
would nst b. open to amendment or
correction until tho Committee of the
Council on Elections should report the
results Of their canvass. There would
be twenty days from the time of their
report for any legal correction.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
wants o Loyal Paper.

For the Republican.
A Union Democrat wishes through
your Republican paper TO ask the
Gazette" and "lIerald" II We are, in
the coming Presidential campaign, to
have the old Bfeckiprldge aud D0ug
lass campaign Of 1860 over again and
whether said edit rial mongrels OF the
Gazette" and "Herald" expect to con-
troll Democratic opinions III favor Of
Breckenridge candidates by refusing
to print communications from Union
Democrats, who donbt the policy Of the
Democratic pariy in trying to nominate
southern or cid slave State Breckin-
ridge Democrats tor President 7 The
Inference is they are In favor Of the
policy OF the James Buchanan admins
tation. II this is TO bs the game Of
the two Wilmington Democratic papers,
| would advise Union Democrats in fav-
or of a Northern or Free State Democrat
for President to make arrangements to
establish in Wilmington Union Dem
ocrat paper. A UNION DEMOCRAT.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
IA Prof. wise stin Alive?

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE friends o
Prof. Wise, the aeronaut, were thrown
into state Of intense excitement day
by the reception of a letter from Zsnas
Fanner, Of Metropolis City, H., inclcs
ing note which was found in bottle
at a point between Metropolis and Pad,
ucah, Ky, on the 18th. The note reads
as follows:
PATH FINDER, Ohio River, Nov. 2
2.30 ?. M.-Near Paducah, KY, going
at the rate OF Gj miles southeast per
hour. P.F. in bad condition. l am
almost dead with exhaustion and hun
ger; IL days since Burr's death. Good
bye. WISE.
Those who are familiar with the
missing mans handwriting say that
were 1t not for the date of the note, and
the locality in which it was found, they
would swear that Wise wrote IL. He
always capitalized the F in Pathfinder,
and II Is 30 in the manuscript. II is
not probable, however, that the story
will be generally credited.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
New Frencb Gable.

The laying of the new French tele-
graph cable was finished at North East
ham, Mass. yesterday, and the entire
circuit completed from Cape Cod to
Brest. A congratulatory message was
sent by President Bates of the American
Union Telegraph Company to the presi.
dent of the Gable Company in Paris.
The cable Is described as follows
"The conductor is formed of one copper
wire in the ceuter of ten smaller copper
wires. This Is encased in three layers
of gutta psrcha, outside Of which
are seventeen iron wires, and the
whole is encased in a covering of pre-
pared hemp. Its insulation Is perfect" {"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
Successful Surgical Operation.

DR.. West assisted by DR.. Kirchner,
performed very rare surgical feat on
Sa u.day last upon an eight months old
dan yhter Of Samuel Medholt, residing
in the western part Of this city. The
child was afflicted with hare-lip and
cleft palate, so tina, there was no divi-
sion whstever between tho lever jaw
and the nose and the face of the child
was horribly disGRured.
In the operation DR.. West closed ny
the aperture and brought the upper lip
and palate to their normal condition,
and so successful was the operation
that the Disagreement is entirely reme-
died. and the child's mouth presents
I atural shape. The parents OF the
child were delighted and the physicians
a.e to be complimented on their success.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
SERIOUS Effect Of Fright,

From the San Francisco Bulletin.
Among the announcements of death,
recently published in the "Bulletin'
was that Of a little girl whose parents
reside in this city, and whose dsrnise
was caused by the following circum.
stances About a year ago the child
was either knocked down or bitten by
large dog owned by neighbor, but
was, at the time, more frightened than
hurt. After that occurrence the child
saw no more of the dog until within a
day or two before her death, when she
WAS suddenly confronted by the animal
while playing on the sidewalk. She at
once recognized the brute, and was so
frightened that she was seized with con.
yulsions, which, ia spite of the most
skilful medical treatment, proved IA
tai
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
WISDOM AND WEALTH PArRoyrzE. .ME

WISDOM AND WEALTH PArRoNHE. MER'
r.-Fhs is proved by the many sales
oil DR.. Flagg's Liver and Stomach Pad
to the education and wealth of this
city. 1t pnrifes the bodies Of the rich
and the poor, the old and the young,
male and female. Office No. 7 Il. Fifth
street.
The finest Gelatins at lowest prices
at Danforth's "cheap' Drug Store, ID
and Market streets. The "Celluloid"
truss always on hand. Never breaks,
rusts nor wears out
as there man with soul 30 dead" I"
who hath suffered the miseries Of a
cough or cold, and yet neglected to Try
"Sellers' Cough Syrupf"
To THE LADIE5.-Now is the time to
get your furs repaired or altered in the
latest style. This is being done cheap
every day at the hat and fur store Of
w. Alsentzer, 227 Market street.
lam HERE RE!-Stansbury Murray, No.
Ill Water street, will give you good
shave and sell you railroad tickets to
and from Philadelphia.
Grams Fluid Lightning, for head
ache, toothache and neuralgia, sold by
Taylor & Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2
King street.
"Sellers' Liver Pills. are the secret
to perfect health, long life and absolute
happiness. Sold by all druggists.
"'Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher'
cured my son Of erysipelss." Mrs. +.
Smeltzer, Larimer, Pa.
Order your wedding suit of George
II. Ash, the merchant tailor, No. a East
3d street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
SPECIAL MENTION

JUsr RRcRrvED By THE ELEcTRto LINZ
PROM New YoRK.--5, 900 pieces Of wall
paper, comprising oil the latest designs
and tints, which We are determined to
sell lower than the lowest. el.O0 gold
embossed paper reduced TO IS cts. per
piece Soc. gold papers to 4Oc. per
piece Csc. satin papers to 22c. ; 2oc.
heavy grounded papers to l7c.; l5c.
white back papers to l2tc.; 1910. sec
ond grade white back papers 10 lOc. /;
100. brown back papers to Sc. per piece.
We have 3 lot Of 500 pieces Of brown
back papers, last spring styles, which
We are selling at &c. per piece, which
would csSt me, including freight, the
same money to replace them in fall
patterns. Those who have small tenant
houses to paper will save money by
buying these goods. In our labor de-
partment We are determined not to be
.xcelled. A call from those who are In
need Of these goods will convince them
that this Ia no humbug advertisement.
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN R. HoLr, 223 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
A Lucky Trio OF Firene en-.

Thres of the members of Engine Com
pany No. IL, of New York City, are re-
joicing in surplus of wealth acquired
honestly, but very rapidly. They sent
the old woman who acts as the janit ,ess
of the engine-houss with a dollar to
buy half ticket in the October draw
ing Of the Louisiana State Lottery. She
went to some purpose. for they drew on
their investment Five Thousand Dollars
in gold, aud they feel refreshed. To
know what the odds are, address III. A.
Dauphin, P. o. Box 692, New Orleans,
La, or same person at No. 3l9 Broad
way, New York City, N. Y, before De-
cember 10th, when the extraordinary
under the sole manage.
ment of Generals G. T.. Beauregard aud
J. A. Early will take place.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
Now Houses Being B0lls.

Fourteen new houses are being built
at Twelfth and Poplar streets, by Mr..
Harlan Cause. He is also building six
at Tenth and French on the Hilles
property, and twenty -four at Seventh
and Van Buren, streets, on the p. .opsrty
of Job II. Jackson, Esq. The entire
number is forty-four, and they
are being built with the understanding
that contractors and employer are mu-
tually interested.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-19
NKfuder taken DO Wn.0

"Anything newt" was the salutation
Of REPUBLICAN to a friend this morning
on Market street. eyes sir" was tho
reply and the speaker fairly stood on his
tip toes as he spoke, while his face
took OH the color of an over ripe toma.
to. "Yes sir we've got new baby at
our house," "Pshaw" gruntsd the
unappreciative reporter, why there is
nothing new in that, the woods IS full
so they say of em!" We felt sorry
after We spoke and the look he gave us
ere he sailed down the street, can only
be assumed by a disgusted newly made
father.