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New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
UNSAFE HvLLDINGs.

Baa reported u-ae condition daHg the week ending Sa'1T
B , S unsafe unprotected and cellar hight hoe
. o-aes corner Housioust, unsafe mont val and
.tr.... .e.soI.
,. &c. 55 .raat val. &C.. Geo. s. sickles. ovne-.
b, c--t s7 unsafe wooden gutter chimney new
Yors a.- t.r .r-rnarr owner n =,
MttT unsafe 'front.' wooden gutter, anu chmnys r. u
~ So l0l ufafe gutter, stairraAug, and
n I.tr-. i. o.. Isl. rgl. owner ,
Twentieth ST. unsafe
n .l... BOD. t..e--..... Peer Gillespie. owner
t.n 81 Gouyereurl unsafe front gutter Geo.
SID .-,. Yo -6g uusie font wall Trustees St. Pa'rck's
Ifus.o- 40 gater and eAmneys M sa''eree
shove So oil unsafe rear val ard sls; wrcoF estate
Cne ~, 81 unsafe gable and wall and arches A
40 100 aasae wooden gutter 'front.' Thos Stew
G1. No lo4 as rear wall front and wooden cutters
e.. rlu.,r,. Mc-atl Eara-. algut
E... t +, ,y- l4 no. dangerously unsafe iI,D' Wal
g,...s,i.., No. -Ul unsafe roof; A. ". Faan.ne agent
Ll.,t N 3D., l4l- ss-er o. osis % e1eloa A. H. 4u'
-tl No g. unsafe bak4ead roof AMI eA.mHeysi J. B.
BEa-f as--~ - r-,. -,,.
Cs8ar.st no-.-v-.s Calh-.t Burke owner
l. E-....t... N.. q -.
..-..If-. .l- Goa estair, owner.
Ht.lrr.. $50. 1875 t.lz.-s estate.
E..a....F-.. Au lt4 q u4zt-s estate, owner.
.-... 500 ID
Foryt-.t. no -. John b. "c.man. owner.
sla...l. No. -l5 N Bailey owner.
SU..sr-.t NJ. - f.l-ls q Co., owners
g. .t r.. Iet.. Weber.
su....s..... 81. -t. II % f1r-. owner.
ta.s.... ST.. ~ H. , Wallace. osler.
r. v--.' ,r. la1. b. k-mrr. owner.
heuef.sr, No. % a .noaSe iarel oaIer
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKEr

NEwYoRK. Monda7. Aug. 2. 1874
The horse trade for the week opening under
this cate promises IS vet but Little Improvement no
-upu.y At the Bus Head Market comprises about sc)
head chiefly ordinary w0rlhOrses 0f average good
quality and there but very small percentage oi tho
Sock M the market. There Is 40 qlOtloie change "a
current values.
sales By auction of horses, carriages harness etc. on
Tuesday. Au-. ls.: .r... ...., .
Al IO:30 g.. 10y Nr. Arcl JOlnstOh IL l''' i'eNs5
near UnWcrstY-p.dcr.
II II o'clock BIZ Me,srs. Van risse.. a kearney' n
East Thrteentl.-.. beIw-en Br0a1way auN tluIIh-IN
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
donees nro farms Dantco.

J3vANTED-TENEMENT PROPERTY in the
W Seventh Tenth VANS y ,r wAea ts'cass brown
stone Wlh. Ik So0kvn would De taken 10 pay
mcnt rutland WHITING. Bee kmanst
WANTED TO RENT-A small furnished
w HOUSE Twentieth Feth anu L@Iuston and
$1,000. Address A. L. H., Inoane
O@-e.
ETANIED-Five ten, or twenty acres, with
hour from the ctv We'chesie
COu- preferred EXCHANGE or three or tour % a"e
lucs Broo-rl having equity Of - 30 ecl Irfr1yr
meats 90 Ocn arc 'y ana susetpl
bl, Of imgroveucnt Audrsa PRINCIPAL, Tribune ofce.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
Citn Droucrin 10 fet.

a SECOND and THIRD FLOOR to LET.
1 the 4ve bye al mt1ve venenis
GOOD orle-. ,al ou OWNER ou premises ra I'D 70 -2
I AM WAITING YET. for first-class. cleanly
people 90 occupy br4utr FLATS NY corue- building
Sxet-st anu Tarave them tie prces Come
aud see t4en. > h-LfAl hLL ~ L--- l.l-I-.Le. -
s1S WEST 4jTH-ST, near 5th-ave.-i-story,
80 hra,toap rvt,oar HOUSE Rli low 20 gool tenant
no LET Qeut. Sl.J00)-That pleasantly To-
catei t.r.eto~v hrao1p BRICK DWELLING ~ 55th-st,
uesr Broadway perm, apply j. AhRELA J-6 6tlaye
no LET-Newlv furnished and in perfect
Z ore- HOUSES 3Jh Jtl $500
l-ta,t anturrslel 81 500 Apply 20 b. DAILEi go Gaye
RIO LEASE-HOUSE and LOT, No 2j East
Treatstas, three from Brl1lTag. Keys - a. Wet
TNeDuetu-st
I.Rs EAST 3l~T-ST.-To RENT. unfur-
nsAel, $1,000, central. ihave.
plate large y4IL Address D. W. G. LANOLLl C5l
6.I-ave. 4Otl 80. "a
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YoRK. Mondav Aug II. 1874.
1,,.oro were no sales at the Exchange to-day.
Tna renort Of the Department Of Buildings for 'he
,e,t ending Aug. Is VIII be found below.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
Countrn Real Cstate tor Sale


A HOUSE as FREE GIFT TO every
"A s1y purchaser Of 10 Garicn City Park-biO lots
r 90 o. $500 each PAYABLE SlO monthly Ethou inter-
,t ana ten txoorv icing erected 10 be distribute
Christmas Eve those VINO nave pIEc
the No chance 20 oe but zen chA.ce' 20 ie
Come O'Clock morning ana aeon
le Of irre exclusion
bf special 20 lO:aO a m etir ing p NJ "
lots good BE- had b7 spug al one
Maps 7u free tickets atiTCHCDCkS Real htate ilea laeTs ooo
Trave corner TWENTY ~ Y luco,e stamp for man
HARW FOR SALE. containing about 100
acres onv - O0O three miles from Harlem X X neaf Mount
Everett Columbia COUNTY, house barns and fences - good oi WEI
waeel. filed wh fruit anunaIce terms easy ApPy
immediately a No. % Mnrsv-st, \. Y.
GIn DOWN and 80 MONTHLY will pur-
= ~ chase LAND. dry snd healthy n Creedmoor
lawn cheapest sad h osprcsi t ever oi'Ted erl-el t
loos churches and lne IN mlroveent ONLY i
mi es NeN-Yor6. Stewards road passes through tie nropef
perfect title notg-e nrcs 90 e42U and Suu @oii
lout most Free If excursion eLceL
Sdavsl 1t For further particulars apply 70 PAUL &
GRINIST 500 TIrtave cpraer llirt' -fol.ilsi
CssS1O DOWN. and $40 "A month until paid
0sIOO for splendid wo-ltorv bWELLlNG rooms. tu i
blocks from depot oriv tWtltf
minutes b.. . Arnt at HITCHCOCKS REAL Is lAIE HEAD
QUAIL 5JJ 4lllTe corner OlsI, between anu - d. L.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
Trrulture.

NOR SALE-DESKS CHAIRS RECITATION
SEATS BLACKBOAEDS, CARPETS. *, suilciegt 9- LyV
cnoars - 2UI West 5Oh'L OF AlEi'Ao CO.
6tL-a7e
IgISFIT CARPETS.-GOOd secondhand and
VA uft CARPETS speciay; 800 sizes. rel p4ief-S 'ei'
cheap ll2 Flltor-st. near Nassau. see entrance.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
Corroratlon Notices.

Corporaton Noticcs.
C,EALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
= GRAYIrE FOR BULKEAD OK RIVER WALL-seaet propJ
the s be- received o ne olce c h Drp
ment Doc.. until il O'Clock Of I'll hSpAl, >tpi wur b
For u Information The City Record copies to sale NO '
dali
| OnD BARRELS FLOUR; b., ,,. D.,,,.-.-. o.,
Puic Charities Correction ua ocioc Ausst - les
'or fur1i.lI J 900 barrels 0f FLOUR
For parcu The Cty Record Copies Tor sac al No 'tF
HALL
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
New-5ersen Real estate for Sale.

4 GOOD INVESTMENT.
~ hOR SALE-5OOOO 4 LAND in Southern NeN
- , so IN one oiy or 5000 aad unEarl
~ ro, lands and are bv rton and ra''s
% go ater roNers. wood and cedar lumber Ad4iess l.
WRIGHT. Kwood y j.
NOR SALE. at a bargaln--A choice lO-acre
PLOT at Euglevooi y j. would put some an "n " , xn
FyCAVGF or DWELLING 10 New-lO ORR or BfoOAih hOLAN
a WHITING Beekman-sL
NOR SALE. or will EXCHANGE for good
~ pWELLISG-HOUSE gooI iocauon ia me 'ty 9 !. ~,
York the following property nice RESIDE WI 90
r-s nj land Al. ava binding lots slso III SlNhSH Aoi
FTY In tty of New " J within 10 minutes ol Se
a., IN Ca.ssI beautiful RID NCB with ab0I crts anu u
80 ras tie Prospect PARK aaHle for Hotel fcr pThu
, aqv to H. RTCHlNG 80 aud 81 keades Ne" loiA AA'
KING HALLOCh. CatsllA
nRANGE. N.J.-Great variety property LOT
" sae anu ~ rent Ofee hour ron I 10 . p m CO.,
l. H. GERRY. 80 Nassau, cor bhertv-st
DIVER FRONT.-Beautful place ON the Pas
ssc River 3 brick house - rooms perfect ore
deep pIonou Of flowers ma s4aueI giat @ m
diurs MI Hnfes walk n tf" ola
he Kne minutes NcwIcrk 10 trains each way davi e.ut
urcles schools splendid drives @ N"s .ne
deceased 7nl must De sold 20 settle me es'~'
Igque Of H. McDANOLDs. hes Es.-te Aren't Passac y J.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
Gin Real estate for Grle.

TOR SALE at a Bargain-A 4-st1ry brown
HOJAs 42l,l between 9Th sBd 6tsves.. opposite
ahe iuq 4}i-
iur',te- gli11 Immediate For particulars
st-.- WM. Il. HAYNOR ~ Pue.s.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
G,rampc ats ano RAILROADS..
NC, LINE STEANROATS for TROY.

I,ITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
I SARATOGA. LAKE CHAMPbAIN, LAKE GEORGE, Ihh
1pOSDACKS MONTREAL and all points North and est Low
-. .na reduction % points The elegant steamboats,
A' ~ sUNNYSIDE and PONbLL,-
. nlY SATURDAYS erreped) from Pier 40 North River,
a., I,rovs Connecting trains on ~ l. Central hI~
I'D S.raogH and Trov and Boston, and connecting railroads
JOSEPH tORNkLL. Supt
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. .
july IT, lS74 trains viii leave south bighhs b"os
lyn, - H., @ follows:
-Mnl snd intermediate stations connecting
VALLEY HeInpssesd and hookaway beT.h'
and at Babylon boat or FIRE Island and a. fsF
for Bellpou and fire flace
lO3Oa -Ishp Accommodation connecting WIN heM9"" au"
RockawaY Beacd. 49,, - -, 49,,
1870 m-Bhylon Accommodated CONNECTING VII" -
Rockawsy Beach. - Int. ~.
400 Pachogue Express stopping al Jamaica Foehyie en-
South baf LnI AHIfNi.'f @.1 al ''"''-'
easfe Bresad and Babylon
- aud ere bland Express dIecI
c-unu0iston, solpnt Al az 'uN"ht' co"
Meeting Iicmpseaa and hockA"hF f5ScL 49,.
600 -Bshv Accommodation, connecting Nh heps'eA1 u
,y--...4 -,
-OOp Mcrrk Ac onmodaucn connecting with Hem1s'ead and
Rooserett NswYok 20 minutes before leaving time
At Soul Eyhh q. 49, .-- -, . i...,u~ tina
SUNDAY TRAINS LEAVING BlSHWlth-hNh DLfOl 49,
0OU snnfav Mix. Pstclosue stopping al 81 s'A"os
Hl,mrsead and hOckasaf).
lO.30a m-Suniiy Rocsawly Acc. Ilnoiason.
u-Suudsv R0ckavaT an heilp prHa Aceouho"~""n'
500 b m-sunday Babs Ion Acco nue!st.9u. ---.-.i..
~ ' X. WHITE. Master Of Transportation
VVICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w POKr Passenger this line take 500 m anl p H.
express Central Depot arriving al Newport L. "
g 10 $40 p -rpo u,pprx sr,e-n,e,d
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,


VIII opsn the 18th lOa.e 80 feet elevation win ftr
ve grounds 20 the Hudson River mountain a'
scenery uusurnas,ei 4iv c1sr.ti groln
exteoe and improved Has nolaOus lof 800 T ~
s1e''' A''''''' " ' JOHS BREASTED Cs,skin.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
l1iGru!a du0 Sldle i1laIiels

4 KLABER, l34 East Eishfoenrh-st.. near
~ Ta.-ge ss,l.ls tal uaualrtl.-z a. a-s o dAkbLb
MAhBLElLiD q iNl L, 4. le Nos4 .a.g
prices H.lle lI-fu- for fhr '-
4 extensive stock of MANIELS (Slate aud
n Mar,e-eorr iai llgle i's -as o. Wss--
site Ns-l d,crpIYl PftflN SLATE COM
PAAY Uu.oaslua.a. foa .b-'yc and >~yrlieca-. g. 4.
GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES ot
~ Mar5le 1si MANTELs. al Ea.. of Floor rlas
Monument sa : Tor plumbers
offered ELABEa CO.. steam Marble WorA. ~
West Jlst-s near broadWay.
STEWART'S Slate MantelS Marble and Wood
- AauteA scaaId artcrt
WestI Nentyhris'.. b-tsse1 S~yea,h an E.lti-lyc.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18

DORTER and USEFUL MANA strong
,o1rg man gout ukr place q. porter Office
can frr,1 H. rrv he,t - r-.-rrr Can be- OLLLs
AGLSCI, lUJ " est 3iLst, co. BroaaSay
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
Gc!p rOGnteA-- nla!es.

4 GENTS WANTED, city and country, TO
- skLL - families And consumers greatest
merit CANTOR TRA COMPANY. las ChamlerssL
ROY WANTED-ln the office of wholesale
~ Mast gcod han1 De aaicF
AppJ FRASER A LkE, 20 BeeSnanst
WANTED-A frst-class CANNASSER, "a
shon 4 successful hyment Sl De g'es nns'
have satisfactory references Abhy AMI character Address L. "
boz 3.2s0, ,Ctr
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
aorses. Carriages. raraes5, NJ.


At VAN TASSELL & kLARNEl
n AUCTION MARr.
ll2 Il asst 3ta-,.. IrrVeen 81
REGULAR AUCTION SALES OF
HORSES CARRIAGES HARNESS. BLASKEr~. ROBES kc, ac
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
Al II O'CLOCK
Regular printed Catalogues Auction Mari 0 u descriptions 4
Eaes or our By sesng description Lroaga
mall
UCTION HOUSE, OF ARCH JOHNSTON
"A Late Jo-asion / Van rsssc.h
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION BRANCU or THR
HOUsa ID REMOVED to The SPACIOUS PREMISE.
10 81 % an - THIRTEEN ii-.L.
Univers;y-pace
precisely ttrr' srf rfa-
orste brne pies wAca chseerfel he 1'als
house resp-ci e0H.sace toe ,osst,
well IS the puhIc at Iar-e. - 1900. ....
kEGlLAE sAL.., EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
At 10 O'CLOCK
Entries be downtown ohe r. Lheriv
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
Drooklrn DrOpcrtn 60 Set.

rT'O LET-FLATS Of FIVE ROOMS, in best
part brick buildings land'onei7 trimmed tgl
ceiling Improvements beauua ,afs rent 80 aud 30 per
utlt. particulars PAUL C. GkLAlAI 40
Gafc-ave. NostTant I'VE BIookivn.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
Bcaro llIo Rooms.

% WEST 10TH-ST. FURNISHED ROOMS
sbf gentlemen desiring cleanliness and sae'ale gooa op
pnruuat7.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18

kbbst. bet 5th
h..es costos e'esni family sso aAte
bts, perasD~p, ~ gsRssept bosFden recevsdL
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18

~ BOND-ST Furnished ROOMS, with
BOARD and Gage gentlemen table lfs
elAssi terEs moderate TeisTtp1e.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
West Side
HANDSOMELY furnished PARLOR ant

FURNISHED APARTMENTS, with or with,
prys liable with boAe for gentlemen Al o.
Wesi Ysue-s
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
NWEUINH PkOTESTANT CNACHMAN Ii

- GROOM married man Who understands tle ea H --f-
meHt Of ho.sr. ttrFluyhi, good '- rvr-i o-~,"
eoantT.. Co ODkLLh AGENCY, JOS Ne ot'-at
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18

BEDROOM syaRing Ia LIT s~~ with Lot and eoo sA'e'
and also ofr fgrnsbet nth without psi
s Beyasd Railroad AM Stage me- SS
33J West fvenly -eigbksl
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
COACHIAN and ndGARDENER-Bv an English

y PIoear. vh one ehI $50 months o. iua H
good suom and driver alL tAor l-h gllcief- ufl.s- H
Vegetable flower faLuc care o gr~eT" So l"
cold pere, VII 20 @rate n It prefers rouse iF' '
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18
CElur5lons.
i!ue!cIl lIsIrumeitIs

ID BILLiSGs : wHEELoCx. G,uerni Agents.
Il Easi .i.h-s'
yVATERSs NEW SCALE PIANOS are Ito
7f ,es. MAIZE P-.-s for u-ta. n ia N'nf
que .ustrumr-. until money tur n --s
war.al HORACE WATERS a son al broifHaf
NNvATERS's Celebrated conc ERIO ORGANS
w cannot be- iey eonQ"T''l
Catalogue nfel Iltmlis 90 -lt uut gen - t's W i-rI.
.e4ts g-u.eL HORACE WATERS a NON. - 81 bfoalAs
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18

- Te LEIGhTOS HOUSE Newman Sprngs on Tue nalA, o ie
NpwJersey. Tor vl--
or good bsthag the premises bathing tie beach az
Seahrfht Branch pleasant ive good roas ron h'
beautiful rustic retreat; terms very moderate. Aply 70
THOMAS PRICE Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18

EARN HAND-A German man who under
stands al als . ne Nou. IA pace 2" go bat 80, b.
cll r.is
rerel from emplyer Apply ODkLLs AuENc4 100 ci
54ih-s.. corLtr BroadW-y.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18

Francons MIS- y H-2I from S York. neai hr rest A.
homrke attractions unsurpassed
10 from siL Washington Or bali " "a hne
hverT all Improvements hay fever A. T. o. p BAhkON
New-York tribune., 1874-08-18


desiring table all ~ comforts o home without ine
ll be- aFled sut part IruuHg teH Permanent ~
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and wearing collar II fights for the principle,
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L. w. FROST, President
i. p. ROGERS. Secretary.
1os TOpuAM Nran.cer Cor Now Jersey
ouo. =. ~ inn n, - 1".sgT ~ 1's" '''''''
EDWARD II. hoLooM5E, ~
Agent LanpeftVihe, N %
For agencies, apply to
JOSEPH l.. TOPHAM,
General Agent Of New Jersey,
80 Grant ST., Newark, N. j.
Z. L. RICE, M. D.,
Medical Examiner at Lambertville, N. J..
w II scHENK MD
Medical Examiner at Pennington. N. ].
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One who has tae reputation of being a
great philosopher, an experienced man of the
world, profound thinker, and an acute OBJ
server, with deep insight into human M
ture, has left on record the expression Of his
firm conviction that no man. however gifted,
however fortunate in his domestic relations,
however successful in his public undertakings,
can be pronounced happy-whose trousers
bag at the knces.-Punch.
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How salt was strangers bread.
IIDw hard the path still up and down to tread,
A sfranypris etuirsv

Copernicus and Calico found science no
more profitable than Dante found poetry i;
Shakespeare had home; but too poorly en-
dowed to stand long in his name, after he left
it the income upon which he retired was
barely two or three hundred pounds year !;
and SO little did his contemporaries know or
think of him, that the critics hunt in vain for
the details of his private life. 1.-THE mighty
span of his large honors," shrinks to an OBJ
scure myth of life in the theatres of London
or on the banks of the Avon.--Rer. 0. De@ey.
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There is nothing quite SO exhausting to a
village newspaper man as to write up a
complimentary notice of local exhibition,
in which there are thirteen performers who
design sending copies Of the paper to their
friends.
If We put off our repentance to another day,
we have day more to repent Of, day less to
repent in.--Mason.
Money is very tight" said a thief who
was trying to break open bank vault.
To be a gentleman--get rich and keep
boss and buggy.--Josh Billings.
Cash on delivery is the custom adopted by
popular lecturers.
Evening papers-curl papers.
Long division--a divorce
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MISCELLANY.
sxCnrr1cr AVID crIrUxE.


7hs truth is that the whole culture OF !. :.
world Is built On sacrifice; aiad al the nvo'.
ness il, the world lies in that. To snow 'i'1'
Il il only necessary TO point tothose Classes .
,ncp and snJercs Of action, which exert th'
,.,;6s.t influence upon the Improvement ant
-..,c,,,a ~ mankind. They will all be found
70 bear that mark.
look first at tho professional teachers OF
A.. world--thc authors, artists, professors,
scbool-masters, clergymcn. In returns OF
,soy,dIv foods, their services have been paid
los. than any other Of equal ability and ac-
cor,nlisbment in the world Doubtless there
h.vc been some exceptions some English
b;sl,ops and Roman prclates have been rich !;
and some authors and artists have gained
modest competence. More arc doing it now
and yet more will
But the great body of intellectual laborcrs
have been poor. The instruction of the world
has been carried on by perpetual sacrifice
grand army of teachers, authors, artists,
school-masters, professors, heads of colleges,
have been through ages carrying on the war
against ignorance but no triumphal process
ion has been decrccd unto it no spoils OF
conquered provinces came into his Golfers; no
crown imperial has been invested by pomp
and power In lonely watcll-towers the fires
Of renius have burned, but to waste and con-
sumo the lamp of life while they gave light
to the world.
It is no answer to say that the victims of in
effectual toll, broken down in health or for
tune have counted their work a privilege and
low. As we'll deny the martyrs sacrifice be-
cause hc had joycd in his integrity. And
many of the worlds intellectual benefactors
have been martyrs. Socrates died in prison
is a pubic malefactor for the healing wis
lom he offered his people, deadly poison was
he reward. Homer had lot as obscure, at
east nobody knew his birthplace indeed
ONE modern critics are denying that there
ras any Homer. Plato walked back and
orth from Athens to tic court of the SYRIA
usiau tyrant, regarded indeed and feared,
nut prosecuted and in peril of life, nay, and
nee sold for slave. Cicero shared a worse
ate. Dante, all his life, knew, as he express
ID it, 4
IL ro ,roaI !
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Dobson says his friends seem determined to
give him the title of Dr. His butcher. baker,
and all the rest, do so, but they put DR.. after
his name instead of before it.