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CAR, Railroad, xx. 247.

, Tramway, xxni. 507.

CARABINEERS, cavalry, v. 262. CARABOBO, state, Venezuela, xxiv. 140. CARACAL, or Lynx, carnivorous mam mal, v. So; xv. 109. CARACALLA, Roman emperor, xxi. 700;

Ids massacre of Alexandrians, I. 494.

, Baths of, at Rome, ill. 436. CARACARON, ancient town, Central

Asia, xiv. 2. CARACAS, town, Venezuela, v. Si:

xxiv. 140. CARACCI, Agostino, Italian painter, v.

81. , Annibale, Italian painter, v. Si;

xx. 396. , Lodovico, Italian painter, v. 81;

xx. 396. CARACCIOLO, Giamljattista, Neapolitan

painter, XX. 532. CARACENI, Samnite tribe, Italy, xxi.

248. CARACTACUS, or Caradoc, British chief,

iv. 353; xxi. 848.

, Mason s tragedy, XV. 611. CARAFFA, Giovanni Pietro (Pope Paul

IV.), xvin. 431. CARAHUAIRAZO, mountain, Ecuador,

vii. 645.

CARAITES, Jewish sect, xiv. 2. CARALES (Cagliari), ancient town,

Sardinia, IV. 640. CARALITIS, lake, Asia Minor, xin.

384- CARALLIA, district, Isauria, Asia Minor,

xin. 384. CARAMAN, or Karaman, town, Asiatic

Turkey, v. 82; xv. 92. CARAMANIA, district, Asiatic Turkey,

v. 82.

CARAMURATADES, Albanians, their con version to Islam, XI. 122. CARAMURU (D. A. Correa, in. 239),

Portuguese settler in Brazil, IV. 228.

, Brazilian poem, by DurSo, vn.

553-

CARANX, genus of fishes, xil. 206. CARAPA OIL, xvn. 746. CARASSIUS AURATUS, gold-fish, x. 759. CARAUSIUS, ruler of Britain, iv. 353. CARAVACA, town, Spain, v. 82. CARAVAGGIO, Michelangelo Amerighi

da, Italian painter, v. 82; XX. 532.

, Polidoro Caldara da, Italian

painter, v. 83.

CARAVAN, company of travellers, v. 83. CARAVANSERAI, for shelter of caravans,

v. 84.

CARAVELLAS, town, Brazil, v. 85. CARAWAY, culinary herb, v. 85; XII.

289. CARBAMIDE, in chemistry, v. 575, 578;

xvn. 516. CARBEAS, leader of the Paulicians,

xvin. 434. CARBIDE, Magnetic, as filter, ix. 168.

CARBOLIC ACID, v. 85; as antiseptic, xxn. 678; as poison, xix. 277.

CARBOLIC OIL, xxni. 59.

CARBON, chemical element, v. 86, 520; determination of, v. 544; as plant food, XIX. 48; spectrum of, xxn. 375; in charcoal, v. 398; in steel, Xin. 281.

COMPOUNDS, Nitrogenous, xvn.

519.

PRINTS, Photographic, xvin. 831.

CARBONARI, Italian secret societies, v.

88; xin. 486.

CARBONATE OF SODA, as flux, xvi. 62. CARBONATES, v. 88; in metallurgy, xvi.

61; of soda, xxn. 241. CARBONDALE, town, Pennsylvania,

U.S.A., v. 89. CARBONIC ACID, v. 88; expansion of, by

heat, XI. 574; liquefaction of, xix. 244;

oceanic, XXI. 611; as poison, XIX. 279. CARBONIFEROUS STRATA, x. 346; in

Great Britain, VI. 48. CARBUNCLE, precious stone, v. 89; x.

82; xvi. 411.

, skin affection, V. 89; XXII. 683 CARCAJENTE, town, Spain, v. 89. CARCASO (Carcassonne), ancient town,

France, v. 90.

CARCASSONNE, town, France, v. 89. CARCHARIAS, genus of sharks, xxi. 774,

776. CARCHARODON, genus of sharks, xxi.

777; their great length, xxi. 609. CARCHEMISH, town, on the Euphrates,

vni. 669; XL 791. CARCINOMA (Cancer, q.v.), disease, IV.

800.

CARCLAZITE, rock, xiv. i. CARDAMOM, aromatic fruit, v. 90; from

India, xn. 748.

CARDAN, Girolamo, Italian mathe matician and physicist, v. 90; his

dispute with Tartaglia, I. 513; xxni.

68; his work on algebra, I. 513; on

astrology, 1 1. 742; on teaching of deaf- mutes, vn. 6.

CARDENAS, town, Cuba, v. 92. CARD GAMES, x. 67; cheating at, xiv.

415; bezique, in. 623; cribbage, VI.

575; ecarte, vn. 620; euchre, vni. 654;

loo, XV. i ; napoleon, xvn. 229; picquet,

xix. 114; poker, xix. 282; whist,

xxiv. 543. CARDIFF, town, Wales, v. 92; University

College at, xxni. 856. CARDIGAN, county, Wales, v. 94; popu lation and representation, xxni. 727;

town, v. 95. , Seventh Earl of, British general,

v. 95. CARDINAL, in Roman Catholic Church,

v. 96; xx. 629.

CARDINALS, College of, xix. 498. CARDING, in wool manufacture, xxiv.

658. ENGINES, for cotton, vi. 492.

CARDIOGRAPH, measurer of heart-beats,

xxiv. ioo.

CARDITIS, disease, XL 554. CARDIUM, genus of molluscs, VI. ioo. CARDONA, town, Spain, v. 98; salt hill

of, xv. 497; xxi. 231. CARDOON, vegetable, xn. 280. CARDROSS CASE, in Free Church of

Scotland, ix. 745. CARDS, Playing, v. 99; conjuring tricks

with, xv. 211. See also Card Games. CARDUCCI, or Carducho, Bartolommeo,

Italian painter, v. ioo.

, Giosue, Italian poet, XIII. 516.

-, Vincenzo, Italian painter, v. ioo.

CARDUELIS, genus of birds, x. 758;

xxn. 99.

CARDUUS, genus of plants, xxni. 307. CARD WELL, Edward, English church

historian, v. ioo. CARETTA, genus of chelonian reptiles,

xxni. 458, 460. CARETTOCHELYS, genus of chelonian

reptiles, xxni. 459. CAREW, George, earl of Totiiess, writer

on Ireland, v. 101. , George, English diplomatist and

historian, v. 101. -, Sir Peter, in Ireland, XIII. 264.

, Richard, author of Survey of

Cornwall, v. 101.

, Thomas, English poet, V. 101.

CAREY, Henry, English humorist and musician, v. 101.

, Henry Charles, American econo mist, XIX. 384. -, William, Indian missionary and

Orientalist, v. 101. CARGILL, Donald, Scottish Covenanter,

V. 102.

CARGO, Damage of, in insurance, in.

146. CARIA, province, Asia Minor, v. 102;

coins of, XVII. 647. CARIACO, town, Venezuela, v. 103. CARIAMA, bird, xxi. 676. CARIANS, people of Asia Minor, n. 711:

in relation to the Leleges, XIV. 434. CARIBBEAN SEA, v. 103; xxiv. 510. CARIBBEE ISLANDS, West Indies, v.

103. CARIBE (Caripe), town, Venezuela, v.

1 06. CARIBOCO, issue of Negro and Indian,

xvn. 319. CARIBOU, American reindeer, VII. 25;

in Newfoundland, xvn. 383.

, island, Nova Scotia, xvn. 601. CARIES, race of people, Central America.

v. 103; xn. 131; xvn. 479. CARICATURE, v. 103. CARIES, bone disease, v. 105. CARIGNANO, town, Italy, v. 105. CARILEPH, Bishop, builder of Durham

cathedral, vn. 562. CARILLON FALLS, Canada, xx. 165. CARILLONS, of bells, in. 538.