Fork in Davis County, Kansas, 61 miles west of Topeka, to form the Kansas

Length, about 500 miles. Repulse Bay (re-puls' bā). A bay south of Melville Peninsula, British America, near the entrance to Hudson Bay. Requena (ra-kā'nä). A town in the province of Valencia, Spain, 42 miles west of Valencia. It is a wine center. Population (1) Requier (re-kya'), August us Julian. Born at Charleston, S. C., May 27, 1825: died at New York, March 19, 1887. An American poet and Resaca de la Palma (ra-säʼkä da lä päl'mä) (Sp., 'dry river-bed of the palm'), or Resaca de Guerrero (dā gā-rā'rō). A place in southern Texas, 4 miles north of Matamoros, Mexico, where a battle was fought, May 9, 1846, between the United States troops (about 2,200) under Taylor and the Mexicans (4,000 to 5,000) under Arista. The engagement followed the battle of Palo Alto on the 8th, and, as in that, Taylor was victorious. All the Mexican artillery and trains fell into his hands. Resen (re's en). One of the ancient cities in As syria. Population (1887), 14,457. Repnin (rep-nēn'), Prince Nikolai. Born at St. Petersburg, March 22, 1734: died at Riga, May dramatist. 24, 1801. A Ru ian general and diplomatist. He served against the Turks, whom he defeated at the battle of Match in, July 9, 1791. Repos de Cyrus (re-po' dè sē-rüs'), Le. A work by the Abbé J. Pornetti. "Le Repos de Cyrus" embraces the same period of the life of the Persian prince as the work of Ramsay, and comprehends his journey into Media, his chase on the frontiers of As syria, his wars with the king of that country, and his return to Persia. Dunlop , Hist. of Prose Fiction, II. 349. Repose in Egypt. 1. A painting by Murillo, in the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg. The Virgin sits under a tree watching, with two cherubs, the sleeping Child at her side. St. Joseph stands beyond, with the a , amid attributes of the journey. 2. A painting by Van Dyck, in the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg. The Virgin sits before St. Joseph on a shaded bank, holding the Child standing in her lap. All are looking at a covey of partridges. Sometimes called Madonna with the Partridges. Representatives, House of. The lower or more numerous branch of the United States Congre , comprising (1895) 356 members, chosen every second year by the people of the several States. The site of Resen has not been identified, though its name has been met with in the A yrian inscriptions under the form of Reseni, 'the head of the spring.'