6. Bubble-Men, defrauding by instituting pretended companies—as Sham Next-of-Kin-Societies, Assurance and Annuity Offices, Benefit Clubs, and the like.
7. Douceur-Men, defrauding by offering for a certain sum to confer some boon upon a person as—
a. To procure Government Situations for laymen, or benefices for clergymen.
b. To provide Servants with Places.
c. To teach some lucrative occupation.
d. To put persons in possession of some information “to their advantage.”
8. Deposit-Men, defrauding by obtaining a certain sum as security for future work or some promised place of trust.
C. The Dependents of Cheats are—
1. “Jollies,” and “Magsmen,” or accomplices of the “Bouncers and Besters.”