Bauer
HAROLD, an English pianist, born in London in 1873. He learned to play the violin from his father and afterward studied under several German masters. His first successful tour was made in 1883 when he was ten years of age. His success continued thereafter.
He studied under Paderewski for one year, and in 1893 made a tour through Russia and other European countries.
In 1900 he came to the United States, where he was received with success similar to that which had greeted him in Europe. He continued to make annual tours in the United States.
BAUHINIA (named by Blumier after John and Caspar Bauhin, the plants which have two-lobed leaves being deemed suitable for rendering honor to two brothers, instead of to one person simply), mountain ebony, a genus of plants belonging to the order fabaceæ, or leguminosæ, and the sub-order cæsalpiniex. The species, which are mostly climbers, belonging to the East or West Indies, have beautiful flowers.