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Inoas. were written When hs ~&s 81
Eugene Bloc, "a years Of age, reccntly
committed suicide ia Paris on account OF uu-
rec1procated atection. he fsll IA love with
= piAsCsr cast OF Vcaus N bn fathers house
and would stand ganng ~ It far hours The
boy Neglected his studies, and his father
grew angry and broke tho statue into pieces
Eugene nsBt TO bis room, twisted sheet
around his neck and strangled himself
John l. Porter, who designed and con-
srructed the Nsrrfmac, the first ironclad
ever built, and who thus changed completely
the systeka 81 nAvGi warfare, is now welding
a broadax IN tie navy yard 81 Norfolk lie
is an old nan. almost 80. but is NDpeied -
toll from early until late. lie has had an
eventful career and his life has been =
marked contrast 70 that Of John Ericsson,
who constructed the Monitor. ana Whose Old
age has been free from want
Capt a 3 Davis, U. s N, is one OF the
Jolliest Of Uncle Sans sea dogs and bat for
one thing hls good nature would be complete
Hardly day passes but what he Is stared "a
by strangers, aud sometimes followed for
blocks by cranks. Tire reason Is his remark
able resemblance TO the hate Gen Grant. The
likeness is startling Even 70 the cut Of his
beard and the wart alongside OF the nose By
a strange coincidence Capt. Davis Is now n
command Of the revenue cutter Grant
w S. Gilbert, the librettist, is tall man,
with gray hair and close cut whiskers. DE
Is great stage manager. At rehearsal of
ono Of his operas he devotes his whole ener-
gies to having everything go of IS he thinks
it should. He never smiles, even when a
whole chorus IS laughing at the quaint con-
oeit OF his verses. Though extremely digni-
fed, he does not hesitate to go through the
drollest co1tortions Of body or the most fres
and easy dance step to illustrate the idea to
those who are to interpret them
Charles Stewart Parnell has long refused
TO have his portrait painted He cannot en-
dure the tedium OF ''sittngs" He is now,
however, in the hands of Nr. II. J. Thaddeus,
the young painter whose portraits Of MIR
Gladstone and the pope have lately attracted
a good deal of attention. Mr.. Thaddeus is
is obliged 10 keep close watch on Mr.. Par
nell, who often grows rebellious under the
restraint placed upon him. and threatens to
desert the artist altogether.
Ella ViassiroR is the name of the famous
Bulgarian briSand whose band has been max
ing things lively in that country of late. He
is "A man of medium size with broad shoul-
ders, huge black mustache, and hand as
white and soft as a woman's. BE wears pic.
turcsque costume and is never without cigar
or cigarette in his mouth lie is devoutly
religious and holds services in the forests and
mountain passes He is said to kill a cap
two in the politeSt manner imaginable. Al,
togethe- ne Is a grand villain
A year ago the German coachman Of Mr..
Alvord, Of Green Farms, Conn, announced
that he had become German count and had
inherited fortune. lie started for Germany
amid general unbelief in his story He has
recently been heard FROM he did, indeed,
receive considerable wealth, sorhe Of it being
in Central American bonds He went there
negotiated the bonds, aud with the money
received engaged successfully in gold and
diamond mining He Is now experimenting
the Fulda gold mines IN Costa Rica, and has
sent nuggets, rough diamonds and other val
liable presents to bis former employer.
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