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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30
Railroad Notes rnd Personals.

MIR. II. s, Lovett the well known rail
70 : attorney, left here last night for DN-
las. w.
10 is said the Southern Pacific will soon
place orders for tho building of n ,nnmher
of new cars,
The Missouri. Kansas and Texss conten,-
Plates sonding in fresh orders for ad5g-
tional rolling stock.
Tho Pecos Valley Land and Construction
COMFY h $ placed an order for thu buald-
ing of thirty Nat cars.
Mr. j. ID. Ro;e, commercial agert OF the
Cottcp Bsfs az Houston, left Yesterday on
business expedition TO Bryan.
Mir. G. II. Turner. general freich, aser,
OF the International aud Great Nortbsrn
was here from Palestine Yesterday.
Juige W. II. Clak OF Dallas, attorr.v
Tor the Wells Fargo Express company i,
IN the city, registered al the Lawlor
General Freight Agent Jocss of the sun
set ard Houston and Texas Central raii.
IeAus has returned to tho city from North
Texas. wv y"
NJ Fred d. Miller, travelling passenger
agent of the Illirois Cs.i.ral, refs Ne / 10
Houston last evening and left las. mgr
for San Antonio
For the Texas Chris ian ieotureshlp meet
ing at Waxahachie. to be hsli November
10 " -, tne SUNSET mas made u rate o. one
ana one-t third fares.
Mr.. W. T.. Hancock. contracting freight
agent OF the Houston East AMI West Texas
railway. returned yss,andiy from n bus
ness trip 10 Galveston,
II Is reported that the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway company is about 10 In.
crssse IT'S rolling stock by Ordering 5Oo
additional freight cans.
Mr.. q. A Taft, superintendent OF tho
Wells. Fargo Express company, Southern
division. returned to tho city yestert v
from trip to Galveston.
u would be interesting to kcow what Mr..
Huntiugton's Ami asSwer to Galye,u,
will be on tho subject Of doing his shipni~.
business from the lslapt City
Mr.. J, II. Hill. general manager OF tss
Galveston. Houston and Hendersrn rail
road. came over from Galveston yesterday
and spent the day In Hops.ca.
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| Tho two new locomotives recently re-
ceivcd by the Galveston, Hous,ca AMI Hsn-
oerson railroad from, the Baldwin works
have been put In commission.
Caplan s. r. Tuggle, superintendent OF
| motive power, Houston ami Texas Central
railoai. left last night for st. Louis and
Cincinnati ON official business.
Mr.. A. j. Chapman has been appointed
| commercial agent OF the Cincinnati. New
cIlcars and Texas Pacific and givea charge
OF Texas territory, with headquarters at
Dallas
The Southern Pacific special car. san
Jacsnto" was attached to the Houston ana
Texas Central northbonnd train yesterday.
and conveyed a number OF Eastern cap. tai
lists northward.
The Dallas City Street Railroad COM
pany expects soon to order SIX new GAGS
and the hint is hereby thrown out that
Hoeseoa Is admirably equipped to build
and furnish them.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
ros Denlson div s!or. has promoted j o.
hsng i. NJ. Andrews, j. A. McAllister. o.
Ioason and II. Shaw from the rank OF
fremen to that OF engineers.
The railroads are heavy taxpayers, ard
the alacflly with which they walk up to
the oaptsLa's desk and lquidate, when the
lime comes for payment, Is somewhat re-
ireshng in these tax-dodging tinras.
Mr.. @. l.. Mackenzie. ASSISTANT super.
rSe'i OF the Wels- Fargo Express COM
parg, with headquarters in Houston. is-
uN..sd yes,s C from Fort Worth. where
r. has been slstending court for several
days past.
A. Chhsteson, manager central de
partmsat OF the We,,s- Fargo Express COM
y, hs@ luar.srs n Kansas City,
arrived here yesterday and Is located al
~ Llwlor. lie will probably prolong hts
Nist IN Houston seve.M days.
Hea. f. II. r, Green. president aud
general manager of the Texas Midland,
yesterday morning left Rockport. WHORE ne
mas been enjoying tarpon fishing with
parry OF frieLcs for the pas; eight or tn
days. HIS spent last night IN San Antonio.
new railway supply company HIS been
o!gseazea at Detroit. with cap-tal OF
100000. 1t is strange thkc capital and
enterprise fal to recog lie Hous,os, as a
iicc-t.>a for great railway supply esta5-
u hmtlt, As the great railroad csnIsr OF
the south, this city would prove an ideal
and profitable point for such project
Coils y, Huntington. says an exchange
mus base his threescors years and ten
With great ease onsiierieg his many
mill lcn- dollar railrosi interests. bis equally
large steamship posssss.cas a-tf his shin
building plsni. phe tireet and NEST cx-
persive in the United States. 70 say no, h.
ing OF 10 en- OF little striues thu; receive
hls careful atte-tion sni direction.
Mr.. II. NJ Mays, chief Of the southern
fatIc advertis.nx bureau, WAS recently
cetaaled TO wgste up Port Livacn as tar
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GNIvcstOu and nbtnr Pass.
The Beaumont journal gives some trite,
terse truths in the following squib:
Galveston used to think that everything
to be shipped by water had to- go through
that port. and hence II was unnecessary to
put forth any effort to secure new bus-
ness Recently this opinion has been rude
ly shattered. and It is we'll for Galveston
that II has learned better Sabine Pass
has laborcd under just such delusion. II
thought that a railroad buNtirg toward tho
gulf between the Neches and Trinity riv.
ers would have to- go 10 Sabine. but It
stopped ten miles away and Is digging a
ship channel thorough which to make for
eiga shipments. Sabine Is now jubllating
over the Southern Pacific using IL as a
point OF trarrhipment. and the business ~
20 vast TINT the Is reason for 1t feeling
good. But. one railroad wal not make a
port or great commercial city. In other
Wo.ds Sabine Pass ehouid not get the no.
tion that everything Is now com ing its wa.
Its success in this one nstance has aroused
Galveston ard roads seeking gulf port
VIII IN future receive more pressing tu-
vitation from the latter than heretofore.
Sabine Pes can rot rest after this enc
victory; ~ should now 20 more earnestly
after railroads than ever before.
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Austin. Texas. October 29.--The follow
ing was issued from the State health de-
partment this evening: "As quarantine
and Mississippi has been raised persons
desiring to come to Texas from Lcuisi-
ana or Mississippi will do well to provide
themselves with certificate from the
health authorities of the respective points
of departure showing that such places are
now and have been all season free from
infection. This will facilitate the passage
of the Texas quarantine stations on the
Louisiana border and prevent trouble and
detpntionn
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The RicxcIc rnr-n,..

The cyclists of Houston are manifestng
great INTEREST in the coming bicycle pa
rafie ar's already quito number of nam Is
have been turned in by tho members of
the committee.
ihe iaty cyclists. as usual, are com ng
!" the front in the movement, and this
feature will doubtless make tbs season ;
parade much more attractive than former
ones.
a. cyclists are urged to decorate their
VIII els and 1t is especially desired IN n
they hand in their names at orce either 10
the aene.ent members of the committee or
by lote 10 the chairman. NJ. G. j. Pal
mer. al the office of The Post.
Ihe pr 2es are worth working for, besides
an active interest IN the parade will show
in't the cyclists are alive to Houston
ttero and wiTing to do their part
.owf' making the F:uit, Flower and
vegetable Festival a success.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

THE Rates So 40 md 81 90 nor d.y.
IN" LORE. JAS. LAWLoR. Prop.


A. r Keenef. Chicago; T.. l.. IRONS. W. II.
Turnbnll. st Louis J. 9. Dclery city; II.
J., Temple Tcxarkana r.. }. Mantooth Luf.
Kim Frank Cailbeck, ST. Louis: Mrs. H. Scei-
tyson Miss LILA Sceligson Cuero, Mrs A.
NJ Underwood. Miss s. NJ. Underwood Frank
I'm. La Daniel We'll, Waco: A. Christsson
KANSAS CITY; Ernest Stoves, san Antonio 7
Mrs. a. NJ. Ellis. Mrs. II Mitchell David
liarrell. Austin; A; u. Atkinson, ii, and n
J, Anthony. New orleans: i, j. POLK. K. G..
T. and q; railway. n. Grumbsch. Galveston !:
Cirtain James r. Rhea, Mckinney; w w.
Adams, woodville: ]. spears, Dallas: b. Nd.
Ksnnn. Dublin. Ireland, II. a. nenlnn 81.
Louis: Walton &. Smlther. r. II, vnsmar.
city; Mra. g. Briggs. San Saba. Texas; W ".
Wilson, beaumont. Colonel Il. Z. Foster,
Denison: j. H. Stewart. North Caroiilbl, 4.
J, Oliver. Dallas; q. A. Taft, CITY: W. H.
CLARK. Dallas; Lieutenant Stephen Davis, San
Antonio. john Il. Powers, Elgin M. Il. II.
Lidstone Chicago; Charles r.. Browne, Nav
York: julius u. Wolff. New Orleans. NJ De-
Leon. city; Robert BogEs. st, Louis; j, A.
Hns.ell, New Orleans; Mrs. i. o. Hickox and
children, Darlington. o. T.. Il. I Aycock,
Columbia: Luding Laskcr. New York; Dr.
@. c. Valle. San Diego, Cal.
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THE HuTcHINs
HOUSE,.
y. Q. WARD.
Proprietor.
Ra,es: 500 aud
$3.50 per day.

W. g. Brooks. Wharton; r. NJ Springer.
Boston; lee Garrett. Fort Worth: Chas Wood.
burn. Dallas; Mrs. W. y. Liddeli. Galveston;
q W. Skinner. ED IL. Hauke, Smithviile:
3. W. Pinches. St Louis Frank r. Con,
wscoi A.. Murray. Georgia, Phi. $. slattcry,
city NJ. NJ. Warren. Austin; Thos Farrell,
Sabine; Or. =: b, Maxcy, Angleton; j. W.
Reeves. Fort Worth; W. 4. Smiley. Liberty
I'd Pruett. wife and child. Dayton: Harvey
Morris, FL Paso; \, e. Nelson ST. louis:
J. d. Harter and wife, T.. 8. Timer, j. Doug
lass Bright, john Sledge, city, r. Il. Dortch
ana wife. Abilene; Mrs, Mary staed, Spaudins
county. Ca; Gus Hardin. Liberty. j. VI Fos-
Ter, 6an Antonio: Geo. Johnson. Liberty; w.
Pollock. Dallas; Mike O. Hnne, ST.. Louis
Harry Alexsnder. La tiranre; I'D ii. Hart,
st. Louis; X. \. Smith. Hitchcock; A. u
BELL. karDes City; b. Wygal Wharton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30
THE coMMIssloN,s VETO.

Declines to sanction an sucrcnse IN
Lumber Rates and Asks for Facts.
Austin, Texas October 29.-The railroad
commission has refused to grant an ap.
plieation from the Kansas CITY. Pittsburg
and Gulf railway for an increase OF the
rate on lumber from Beaumont to Port Ar
thur from sia cents to 4 cents per 100
pounds. 1t has also requested representa-
tives OF that company TO furnish figures on
the cost of handling export cotton at Port
Arthur. to be used In determining whether
under existing conditions that point Is
entitled TO cents dlfferential under Cal
weston
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waco. Coming Festivals.

For the meetings OF the Texas and Waco
Pigeon and rct stock association also the
Texas Floral exposition. to be held at Waco
November . 10 -. the SUNSET railroad au-
thori1cs the salo OF round trip tick0t,S Tor
one fare, These liberal rates will insure
a large attendance, and 80 far towards
making both events very successful,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

There Is general idea that the people
who are most Interested in the prosperity
of the railway companies are blcated cap
Va SITS and highly paid officials. Tho re-
pots OF tho interstate commerce comniii :
OF ihow that tins amount of mo ley pa
In dividends by tho railways In Il year Is
from S67, 900 900 TO $5S,000000. the amount
paid IN salaries no AL officials Is about
Si2 coo. oou. while the amount paid TO labor
Is over $3.50, 900. 900.
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Must ne Examined.

Ths rrlw board to exans,ne ana issue &c. .
tificatss to all plumber, desiring to do bust
ness in Houston has been organized. and
rn-sr me law creating the board all plumb
ess must appear before this board TO, ex.
umi2Gtion as to ,thsir qualifications snd
receive certificate before they can xlo
business in Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30
Cotton Belt Dcxicc.

One of She nque railroad advertise.
ments issued Is from A. A. Gibson. travel
lrs passenger agent OF the Cotton Belt.
1t is little trick in a box. When 1t vs.
opersd you find something that looks like
n gigantic nut, bearing the legeni: You
never know what's in nut till you cra'k
it." Upon reaching the meat and devouring
II you will digest considerable informa-
t.on about the Cotton Belt which is OF In
teIest TO tho travelling public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30
Electric RniIrond Construction.

VHIIIUdU GHZttte.
Mr.. J. T. Keith. one of the projectors,
writes us In regard to the electric railroad
project in Beaumont. that the people inter-
ested are directors and principal stockhold-
ers In the Beaumont Ice. Light and Refrig-
Grating company. They have an electric
plant and believe that they are in n goo'
position to carry on the work, but not
being railroad men. would prefer to Hiduce
some one else with capital ana experience
to build the road. the lighting company to
furnish power. II they are not successful
in interesting outside capital, the Beaumont
men will build the road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30
New Commission Expert.

Austin. Texas October 2e.-Robert \
Thompson professor of engineering at the
State university was today appointed ex-
pert engineer by the railroad commission.
vice e. c. Corner, resigned on account o,
III health. Commissioner Mayfield protest.
ing against the appointment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

pom hsbing paradise. and Il goes without
saying that his illustrated article or book
,lst viii be first class Ash story" IL
the silver king didn't show up whea Mays
was there, what of it' Orc dash OF his
magic pen can make the waters of Lavaca
tairly sizzlo with the genuine articla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30
southern Pacific Methods.

New orleans ficayune.
While wo.k on the Morgan steamship
wharf has been parilyssd for the past
fortnight, full time has been made by the
usual large force Of mechanics and la
borvrs back Al the large machine ami ear
chops Of the company It Is lhs unieviat
INK policy Of tbs Southern Pacific company
not 10 reduce the force single man As
long se /, " practicable to keep them cm :
ployed. which largely accounts for The
sple;Ilssly organsxtd forse 4 commands AZ
81 times. Tbs Mcresn employees residtns
IN Aieters. as b class. are OF Superior
e4Arnctsr ~ wcrkinguaen, Generally SPEAK
irw, they az frsa sccounss 81 ths local Rr,-
eertes. 40 sestie tbsix biz promptly A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30
The Next Attraction

The Joh1 Thomas Concert company wiz
he the neAt ono Of the Young Mons Christ
ian Association star course entsrt ainmerts
Appealing at Turner hall on WSdnesdsy.
evening November :, In addition 10 M.
. violinist aad vocal soloist. ''e"'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

I Y gives M .
much pleasure to
II commend to tina
public such a val.
uablc remedy as
Pc ru IA. NJ y
health was COM
rletely broken
down and had
been for almost Il
year. | could hot
rest day or nignt,
hut suffered con
stantly untold
misery, T @ d
r c IN G d Y after
remedy but found
a., -AltAp ,It
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30
Attention.. Retail CLERKS.

A special meeting will be held at 10: 30
a. M. at u'fon Labor hal, today lSundly)
rms meVf1g 10 cFl.s'i TO set on oclo. X
movement and full attendance is expect
Gu j Since,
\, President.
NJ. b. Leach, Recording Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30
New Uniforms.

F1ty-two new uniforms have been o.
dered for the fire department. The nav
cnlforms ars very pretty and ssrvicaah,.
OUTFITS, the vests and coats being d,ubIe
eTesa.td. The caps will be adorned with a
god band. "''n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

Choicest Imported canned gooa
sausage: also. domestic sauss1
frcsh meat, cheese. picklsd
msa's ALREADY co,ke1 for fAnux
9. +. sAu.cr's new place. ~ 'sS
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street, SpringGelds
o., writes: Your
Pe-ru-na is worth
its weight In gold.
! feel like "A new
woman. | cant
praise II enough. I
spent IA great deal
Of money in doc
tors, but nothina
ever did me any
good until | sent 10
you aud tried your
Pc ri ma. | now
feel well OF the ca
tarrh, but | shall
never he without
Pc ru ma. and shall
I'LL OH .nA a. t
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he Of he
She suffered
to
t
peru-na o
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cred on the Taylor place near Pierce June
tion- Ths work OF bor.ng is slow. as tn,
end of the pipe IL in rock, unisr whi,h they
hope to strike Gil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

ana tried almost
every catarrh med :
icine | heard of.
went down to Del.
aware, o., to at
tend college. where
! got one OF your
Almanacs, and saw
another remedy fol
catarrh. | was al.
most discouraged
with trying all
kinds of medicine,
nut my r0ommat
told me that your
medicine was all
rIuht mud gA friaJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

uatons TOR cum EyESF-fLNSS-
merc;al mtn. Rates. $50 TO $500 per day
Strictly frs. cla'S.
G. X. Cummings, city: V. +. Fermicr, Mo-
bile J. 5. anderson Orange; Il. y. Nelson,
81 Louis; w. G, Lee, Peoria; NJ. NJ Berger.
New Orleans; d. A. Harris. New York; W,
a, Shea. 81. Louis; J. II, Jones, TeAns, 4.
w. Hall, Vernon Robert Campbell aud wife,
Miss Ruth MaconlSy. Mrs. II. Sdpshore Miss
Jsnnie Christie. Miss Laduski Young, ", A,
Mortimer. Frank N. Drew, White Slave Co.
.IIoi,ai Orr and son. Miss Bessie Orr. city, G.
J. Sil,erstcin. New York; 10, l.. Barber, Chi.
oaHo; g, u Mabie, Chicago; Edw. h, Ryan,
New York; W W AdekeF, h,ntsyille, u. s.
Mhatley, Huntsville; p. Pidgeon, Memphis;
Ed flarrell, Austin; q. II. Turner. j : Dal.
lam. Palestine; Louis T., ncauvois, Baltimore
Pa, W: Whitthornc, W: 5. paltrey. Dallas.
!obi, Cole. sandnsky. Ky; g. +. Wade, T.
"; R. Cruise. s.. Louis; G. y; shipp., New
Carr. Dallas; ", W France, Temple; A. NJ
Samuel. 50. Louis. II A He'll. New Orleans
Frank Grice. San Antonio: a. w. Fly. Waite
Jones, Sol Brembgrg.. Arthur Kcetch. John
Ntethc. X. Y, Blair. a. j, Rcsenthal lr
Galveston. w. V. Caraway. city, w. Il John.
son. ST. Louis; n. II. Hume Kansas City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

Know iea sure cure for e,arf
and hearty
II rucH
less with 1t the
o. the
thousands OF and
acted
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Early CLOSING Movement.

The retail clerks Wal have
meeting at 1O:3O O'Clock this morn'A.
Union Labor hall to again take up the ~
ter Of early closing. This clerks W.,
o'clock Closing during the winter ~
number OF merchants are favosapl' s 49,
but are holding out for unanimous 49,
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-30

Mr., Gus Warnecke and his force o, ar,,-
s'an wsi borsrs have been busy all she
week Exins the gas we'll recently a,s..,,
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~ After taking seven bottles according to
directions. | was cured ana felt like new
man, recommend 1t to all who are suffering
with this dreadful disease II rs the best
medicine for oatarrh. owe my health TO
you"
Mrs 1 A Rashnr Knnxui,1n Tam uritnr.
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VIII He Hurled This NOR
Tho remains Of Mrs. A. solinsks' h.
died at Beaumont Thursday nign',
last night and will be buried o. ~
this morning in the Jewish cem'esS1 g.
the residence OF her daughter
Flaxman. 904 Rusk avenue wa
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MI. A. F. stern. Marine City, Mich, writes:
"i was troubled with catarrh for three years.
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rV1H' UtEHIi u MI. j. w. Draper.
take II. aud in few days felt so well that |
got up. continued It, improving all the
Can do as hard 4 days work as almost any
man. This Happened four years ago"
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL HOTEL
Frank A. HeTvey.
ST., Manager.

Fifty rooms. with
private baths. sup
piled with pure ar
tesian water from
our own well large
sample rooms. with
best and must con-
vrnielit aCuomyno-
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Mr.. j. W. Draper, Gainsboro, Tenn. writes
"Ftr many years had been a continual suffer

many yCaio
er from that dread
full disease, chronic
catarrh. | gave up
hopes of ever be-
ing relieved. ! |
tried every RENE Gy
my friends recon-
inended, but all in
vain. Finally |
took to my bed.
My frienus had all
given me up to die,
believing me to be
IN the last stages
OF consumption.
Having a bottle of
l'e-iu-na IN the
rom | t,eyui, "a.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-10-13

rled that far in public, that the much
easier mode was resorted to in private.
of having the slave do the writing and
the master affixing the signature?
That notorious prof1igate like Sal
lust, for instance, should be the author
OF literary works of high moral char
acter is, to say the least, somewhat in
cOngruOus.
In all our Roman literature little or
no mention is made of the work or life
OF the humber classes. 1t was all the
noble patrican. This has been carried
out so faithfully that | have been led
to suspect that the individuality of the
slave was so completely merged in the
master that the work of the former was
really considered the accomplishment
of the latter.
In making this conjecture it must be
borne in mind that we are not talking
OF modern literary gentlemen with
their Well-knOWn sense of honor. We
are talking of the literature of a nation
whose men of wealth, literature, and
leisure had run the gamut of vice and
were casting about in their minds for
new means and methods of satisfying
their sated desires for novelty and en-,
tertainment. From men of this kind
you may reasonably expect that when
the means of literary greatness Law
ready to their hand, as it undeniably
did in these scholar-slaves, they would
not hesitate to take advantage of it.
MEMBER CLAS G..