GRADUS AD PARNASSUM

(‘Steps to Parna us’), dictionary of Latin prosody; an aid to Lat. verse-making, 1889), American journalist and orator; 6. in Athens, Georgia, d. in Atlanta, Graduated from the University of Georgia in 1868; two years at University of Virginia. He wrote for the Atlanta Constitution, edited the Courier, Rome, Georgia, and after failing to establish other papers, bought a quarter interest in the Atlanta Constitution in 1881, and was a part owner at his death. He made a great reputation as a correspondent and orator, and helped the north to understand the south. He aided in establishing the Confederate Veterans Home, and to organize the Atlanta Jewish historian; wrote Geschichte der Juden eo ce Lead of Jewish Je ews, but faithful to religion, a