Casein

or Caseine, an albuminoid substance found in milk, soluble in alkali, Casey, Silas, an American officer, | born in East Green wich, R. [., July 12, 1807; was graduated at the United States Military Academy in 1826; served in the Mexican and Civil Wars. | Was given charge of organizing the volunteers near Washington; brevetted | 1865; and, retired in 1868. He died in Brooklyn, | N. Y., Jan. 22, 1882, Casey, Thomas Limceln, an American military engineer, born in Madison Barracks, Sackett’s Harbor, N. ¥., May 10, 1831; the oldest son of Gen. Silas Casey. He graduated from West Point in 1852, and entered ' the Engineer Corps of the army. Was placed in charge of the construction of various National buildings; was _ president of the Board of Engineers for fortifications at New York. He’ died in Washington, D. C., March 23, | 1896, Casgrain, Abbe Henry Raymond, a Canadian historical -writer; born in Riviere Quelle, Quebec, Dec..16, 1831. Was ordained a a: was meet at St. Anne’s Hege till 1859, and afterward vicar at Quebee Cathedral. | Cashel, a town in ‘Tipperary county, Ireland, about 49 miles N. E. of Cork; containing the most interesting ruins in Ireland. ‘These consist of a cathedral, founded in 1169; a stone roofed ‘chapel, built in 1127; Hore Abbey, founded in 1260; the palace of the Munster Kings; and a round tower 90 feet in height and 56 feet in circumference. ‘ Casiguran Bay, a considerable inlet on the E. coast of Luzon, Philippine Islands, reached through Casiguran Sound.