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22, 1883. A British novelist. He Reine Topaze (tō-päz'), La. [F., 'Queen To paze.'] An opera by Victor Ma é, produced traveled in the United States, and served as captain in the United States army in the Mexican war. He sailed from at Paris in 1856. Hungarian struggle for freedom, but arrived too late to New York in 1849 with a party of volunteers to aid in the Reinhardsbrunn (rinʼhärts-brön). A noted cas- take part in it. He wrote tales of adventure, including tle of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, situated "The Rifle Rangers” (1850), "The Scalp Hunters" (1851), at the foot of the Thüringer wald, near Fried- "The Boy Hunters" (1852), "The White Chief" (1855), "The Bush Boys" (1855), "The Quadroon" (1856), "The War Trail" (1857), "Osceola" (1859), "The Boy Tar" (1859), "The Maroon" (1862), "The Headle Horseman" (1865), "The Castaways" (1870), "The Ocean Waifs" (1871), "The Death Shot" (1874), "The Flag of Distre " (1875), "The Vee Boers" (1880), "Gaspar the Gaucho" (1880), and others. Reid, Sam richroda, 9 miles southwest of Gotha. Reinhart (rin härt), Benjamin Franklin. Born at Waynesburg, Pa., Aug. 29, 1829: died at Philadelphia, May 3, 1885. An American portrait and historical painter. He studied at Düs seldorf, Rome, and Paris. Samuel Chester. Born at Norwich, Conn., Aug. 25, 1783: died at New York, Jan. 28, 1861. Reinhart, Charles Stanley. Born at Pitts- Reinhart, An American naval officer. As commander of a privateer he repulsed a British attack at Fayal in 1814. He designed the United States flag in its present form. trat or. He studied at Paris and Munich. burg, Pa., 1844: died at New York, Aug 30, 1896. An American genre-painter and ill us Reid, Thomas. Born at Strachan, Kin car dines hire, April 26, 1710: died at Glasgow, Oct. 7, 1796. A Scottish philosopher, the principal founder of the Scottish school of philosophy, He graduated at Marischal College, Aberdeen, in 1726; was librarian there; became pastor at Newmachar, near Aber deen, in 1739; was appointed profe or of philosophy at King's College, Aberdeen, in 1752; and was profe or of moral philosophy at Glasgow 1764-81. He wrote an "Es. say on Quantity" (1748), "Enquiry into the Human Mind on the Principle of Common Sense" (1764), "E ays on the Intellectual Powers of Man" (1785), and "E ays on Active Powers of the Human Mind the were edited by Sir William Hamilton. Reid, White law. Born in Ohio, Oct. 27, 1837. An American journalist. He graduated at Miami University (Ohio) in 1856, became a journalist, and during nat i "Gazette." He became connected with the New York "Tribune" in 1869, and in 1872 became its editor in chief. He was United States minister to France 1889-92, and was candidate for the vice-presidency on the Republican ticket which was defeated in the presidential campaign of 1892. Appointed special amba ador to England to repre. War acted as war correspondent the Cincin Reinhold (rin'holt), Karl Leon hard. Born at Vienna, Oct. 26, 1758: died at Kiel, Holstein, April 10, 1823. A German philosopher, profe or at Jena 1787-94 and at Kiel 1794-1823. На advocated Kant's philosophy in "Briefe über die Kantische Philosophie" (1786-87), and also published "Versuch einer neuen Theorie des Vorstellungsvermögens" ("New Theory of the Faculty of Ideas," 1789), etc. Reinisch (ri'nish), Leo. Born at Osterwitz, Styria, 1832. A noted Egypt ologist and African ist, since 1872 profe or of Egypt ology at the University of Vienna. His numerous works include "Ägyptische Chrestomathie " (1873-75); grammars of Barea (1874), Nuba (1879), and Bilin (1883); and dictionary of Bilin (1887). He repeatedly visited all the tribes speaking these languages. Reinkens (rin'kens), Joseph Hubert. Born at Burtscheid, near Aix-la-Chapelle, March 1,1821: died Jan. 4, 1896. A German prelate and Roman Catholic theologian: suspended in 1870 on account of opposition to the dogma of papal infallibility. He was consecrated bishop of the Old Catholics in 1873, and resided in Bonn. He published various works on ecclesiastical history, etc. The Century Cyclopedia of Names Reiske big, near Halle, Dec. 25, 1716: died Aug. 14, 1774. A noted German Orientalist and cla ical philologist, rector of the Nikolaischule at Leipsic from 1758. He published works on Arabic, editions of Greek authors, etc.