Euosmite

( Min.) A hydrocarbon found in clefts in brown-coal at Baiershof, Germany. It is of a brownish-yellow color, looks like common pitch, and has an odor between that of rosin and camphor. Hardne 1.5, gravity 1-2 to 1.5, di olves in alcohol and ether. Composition: carbon, 81-89, hydrogen, 11-73, oxygen 6-38. Eu'pathy, n. [Gr. eupatheia - eu, and epathos, feeling, from pascho, to suffer. See PASCHAL.) Right feeling. Eupa'tor, a surname given to many of the Asiatic princes, such as Mithridates, . Eupatoria, or Koslov. ( u - pa - tor'e -a,) a town of Ru ia, on the W. coast of Crimea, 65 m. from Perekop. It was occupied by the French and English armies in 1854, and succe fully defended by the Turks against the Ru ians the following year. Pop . 15,000.