URUS

the name applied by the Romans to Bos primi genius, an extinct wild ox, and it is now sometimes attached wrongly to the aurochs. Baltic, belonging to Pomerania, Pru ia. Pop. 39,000. dere UszLius), ancient town, Sara. town, Asia Minor: manufactures ‘“Turkey’ carpets. Pop. 12,000. 3’W.), island of France, belonging to Finistére department. (1855), a U.S. naval officer, born at Vincennes, Ind., son of Nathanial and ated from the United States Naval Academy in 1875 and after serving on various duties and stations, including service during the Spanish American War and later the command of various U.S. ships, became commandant of the 3rd Naval District with headquarters at the Navy Yard, New York, in 1914, which command he retained until 1918. The following year he retired on account of age with the rank of rear admiral. Anglican ecclesiastic; ed. Trinity Coll., Dublin; bp. of Meath, 1621; abp. of Armagh, 1625; came to England, 1640, and remained; author of numerous works; formulated chronological scheme often printed in margins of Eng. Authorized Verson.