The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-01-16

Guardian; Augustus M. jackson, New Albany
(Ind.) Ledger Standard; Oliver r. Baldwin,
Baltimore Sun.
COMMERCIAL BUSINESS.
Christopher r. Robert ex-President Della
ware & 1ackawanna Railroad; Thomas h.
List, President West Virginia Commercial
Bank; Horace H. Day, rubber manufacturer,
Manchester, N. H.; Lyman Nichols, President
President Bank Of New Hanover, ~ilSinstkSn,
N. c.; Almon d. Hodges, President Washing
ton National Bank, Boston; David D. Cotton,
Yice-President Southern Pacific Railroad !;
John Q. Jones, President Chemical National
Bank, New York; John g. Deshler, President
Benjamin E. Bates, President National Bank
eoois, New York; L. K. Collina founder
Collins Line Of Steamships, New York; Re-
phael Erlanger, banker, Paris; John McDon-
nell President First National Bank. New
ings Bank, Massachusetts; ]. T. Tracy. ex-
President Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad; c. X. Lebos, President Middlesex
County (Conn.l Bank; Henry Disston, saw
manufacturer, Philadeiphia; Leonard Kirby,
merchant, Cincinnati; James Goodwin, Presi-
dent Connecticut Mutual Life insurance
Company; Samuel Wood, New York; Nathan
lei H. EEmons, merchant, Boston; William
Orion, President Western Union Telegraph
California; Charles Morgan. New York, own
er Morgan Steamship Line; Thomas Winans,
Baltimore.
Robert Wallis, English painter; Albert
Brendel, German painter; Felix de Baerde
N1ynv la A
de Fern Korn, Austrian sculptor; William
Wand, American artist and architect; NJ.
Jules A. Duval lie Camus, French painter;
Richard Upjohn, architect, New York; Sir
Francis Grant, English portrait painter; Gus
tave Courbet, Paris; Emile Lambinet, Paris;
Philip Veit, painter, Germany; Lawrence
Macdonald. sculptor, England; Charles F.
Daubigny, painter, France; Jean Pierre Alex
andre Antigua, painter, Paris; Charles Nahl,
painter, San Francisco; James Hamilton,
marine painter, San Francisco; Alexandra
bert Scott, architect, London; Henry Dawson
English painter.
Frederic eye, manager Of Covent Garden;
William Callcott, English musician and COM
poser; Nine. Harriers- Wippern, vocalist Ger.
Paris Franeos Bs.in oo@po o%a
Ellen Dickson " Dolores'p; 1: Maurer, Prue-
sian composer; Don Hilarion Eslana, Spanish
composer; Louis Dachauer, organist. New
York; G. Linblad, Swedish composer; Theo-
dore Haumann, violinist, Brussels; Rudolph
Henry Wilson, organist, Hartford, Conn. !;
William Geisselbrecht, conductor, Cincinnati;
Marie MeEgozzi, vocalist, Paris; Charles Van
der Does, pianiet to the King of Holland;
Franz Hunter, pianist and composer, Ger
many; N. Eugene Gautier, composer, France !;
Jetty Treffz, vocalist, Vienna; Franz Won Hol-
stein, composer, Leipsic.
THE DRAMA.
Alfred Wigan, English actor; Samuel
Phelps, English tragedian; George v. Bow
crs, comedian, New York; William Niblo,
New York; Ii. J. Montague, New York; Ar
thur Cheney, Boston; Mrs. Sidney wilkins,
New York; Mrs. Frost Thorne, New York;
Laura Earl; william s. Fredericks, Philadel
phia; Mime. Benjamin, New York; James w.
Norris, Philadelphia; John 8. Norton, New
York; Henry Cunningham, New York; Frank
McVicker, Boston, Charles Mathews, London !;
Mary Wells, New York; J. F. Noyes, New
Bayard Taylor, George Henry Lewes, Rich
ard kcalf, Evert A. Duycinck, the Rev George
Gilfllan, Thomas B. Thorpe, Sir William Stir
ling Maxwell, DR.. John Doran, Sir Edward
sheppard Greasy, Hugh Ainslie, James Hahn
Friswell, Heinrich Leo, Mrs; v,d leon Lewis,
Bryant, Whyte Melville, Karl Ferdinand Cuts
kow and George 8. Appleton.
PROMINENT WOMEN.
Miss Lydia Mary Fay, missionary in China /;
Sarah Helen Whitman, authoress, Providence,
K. l.; Francis T. Broderip, daughter Of Thorn
as Hood; Minnie Warren, the dwarf; Abigail
A. Smith, tax.fghter, Glastonbury, Conn. !;
Catherine Winkworth, editor "Lyra German
ica;" Rachael Hicks, minister of the So
ciety of Friends; Nine. Schneider, sister of
Schubert; Fanny Bury Pallister, sister Of
Marryatt; Mrs. Mary Phelps, woman-suffrage
Mrs. Wsss
Sherman, litterateur, New York; Mime. Col
bran, widow of Rossini; Catherine E. Beech
er: Mime. Hahnemann, widow OF the founder
Of homeopathy.
CENTENARIANs.
JamesAsh, Mount Vernon, Ohio, 100 years
months; Lomer Griffin, Lodi, Ohio, O6;.Ph0be
Coleman, Chicago. 1l9; Polly Sherman.
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New York. 100: Dell Noblett Wilmington,
D:I.,1 46; 5Un1 1TcCA6v, Boston, loo; Larkin
Turner, Georgia, ITO; Ellen Kennedy, Chica-
90, 106; Patience Banks, Jackson, Mich, los;
Peter Hammond, Geneseo, ILL.,, 1O2; Michaei
Connors, Cincinnati, liz; William Nevan, New
York, 1O2; Lancaster Hodges, Maine, los.
SUICIDES.
The Rev. John Philip Adolph Whenever, St.
Louis; Col. Ruestow, military author, Zurich,
Switzerland; Count Theodore Radetzky, Aus
TRAN General; John X. Mortimer, actor, San
Francisco; Gustave Mach, President French
Savings Bank, Gan Francisco; E. L. Hill, Bos-
ton Agent OF Chicago, St. Paul & Milwaukee
Railroad; w. P. Fox, geologist, Iowa; F. B.
James, iron-worker, Cincinnati; DR.. G. X.
Goodman. Philadelphia; Eva Bangs, actress,
Detroit; Edwin L. Goodwin, City Clerk New
agent, st. Louis; the Rev. John MARBLES, To-
ronto; Prof. Christine, ex-Assistant Superin-
tendent of Schools, st. Louis; Moses A.
Wheelock, President New York Stock Ex-
change; Theodore Won Jasmund, editor De-
troit Volkso'ax; Ellen Mccall, actress, New
York.