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Hungary, 38; m. E. Pesth; 21,708, Johannes burg, t. Pru ian Silesia, on R. Nei e, xo m. S.E. Liegnitz; 11,874. dist. Allah a bad div., N.W. Provs., India; l, 209,663 (Dutch),; cap. of Malay dist. on Archip., R. Gumti S.E.; 44.845* Sumatra; 630 isl. m. by 35 m. to 120 in.; 51,240 sq. m.; mountainous, with many volcanoes sometimes exceedingly destructive; rice, sugar, coffee, cotton, teak; Dutch settlements mainly on N. coast; cap. Batavia; with Madura, 23,064,086. (Sihon, Sir Daria, or Syr Darya), r. Ru ian Central Asia, from Thian Shan Mts., N.W. to Aral Sea (900 m.). (Ganges 15,968. t. Saharanpur dist., N.W. Provs.,; on bor. Pennsylv., U.S.;3296. [lee; alt. 6034 ft. plateau, Syria, 40 m. E. Sea of Galico. t. Roxburghshire, Scotl.j on R. Jed, trib. (21 in.) ofTeviot; 10m. S.S.W. Kelso; remains EDDO. See Tokio. [of fine abbey 3397. EDDORE, vil. S.E. N. Scotia, 42 m. from Halifax;; 2073. EFFERSON, in U.S., c. Mi ouri, 150 m. from mouth of Mi ouri R., 6742; c. Texas, Marion Co., 3072; c. Wisconsin, on Rocli R., 2287 and under 2000 in Iowa, Maine, N. Hampshire, and; Ohio. c. Indiana, U.S., on Ohio R.;io,666. dist. Punjab, Rawalpindi div., 589,372; c. cap. of dist., 21,701; also r. E. of dist., most W. of the 5 rivers of Punjab, flows from Kashmir to R. Chenab (450 m.). [Mount of Olives. valley, between N. of Jerusalem and t. Afghanistan, near Cabul R. at head of Khyber Pa ; British besieged) here in t 1841-2, 3000; also c. (formerly Dooshak), cap. of Seistan, Afghanistan, on Helm and R. 10,000. (or Yel. or Eletz), t. Ru ia, f gov. Orel, on R. Soma, 112 m. E. Orel iron mines 36,336. (or Gemappe),; t. Hainault,; Belgium, 3 m. W. Mons; 11,728. [cap. Ostersund 100,455. prov. Sweden, touches Norway; on W.; t. Saxe-Weimar, Germany, on Saale, 12 m. E. Weimar university battle gained by Napoleon over Pru ians; in 1806; 11,880.; ENNEH, t. Sudan, Africa, on Niger, 285 ra. S.\V. EREZ. See Xe res. [Timbuctoo; io.uco, ERICHO, anc. city, Palestine, on W. bank of Jordan, now a village, Jlicha also small tns. in Queensland, Tasmania, and Victoria,; Australia. bor. Pennsylv., U.S.; 2650. [1650. PLAINS, t. N.S.W., 144 m. N. Sydney dist., largest of Channel Isls. (British), 13 m.; W. of French coast, 123 m. S.S.W. Southampton; 12 m. by 7 m,; 45 sq. m.; cap. St. Helier; 54,518; JERSEY CITY, s.pt. N. Jersey, U.S., on Hudson R. opp. N. York; rapid growth population in 1850,6856; 1890, c. Illinois,; U.S.; 3207. [163,003. c. most important in Palestine, on rocky latform about midway between Mediterranean and E lead Sea alt. 2660 ft.; in early times called Jebus taken by David; from Jebusites in 1049 B.C.; 3 times; taken by Nebuchadnezzar (605, 598, 588 B.C.) besieged and taken by Romans under Titus 70 A.D.; surrendered to Saracens, 637; stormed and taken by; Cnisaders under Godfrey de Bouillon (hence called King of Jerusalem), 1099 recaptured by Salad in, 1187 finally taken, and since; kept, by Turks, 1517 it belongs; to the Pashalie of Sidon 28,000 also t.; Tasmania, 32 m. N. Hobart 250.;; Bengal, centre ofGanges; delta; 1,577,249; cap. of dist. on Bhairab R.: 8945. isl. Quebec, 8 m. N.W. Montreal, at confl. of Ottawa and St. Lawrence 23 m. by 6 m.; belongs to Ro. Cath. Seminary of Quebec;; cap. Ste. Rose; 9472. t. Oldenburg, Germany, 32 m. N. Oldenburg; 5892* [dist., 21,962. dist. Multan div., Punjab; 395,296; cap. of div. N.W. Provs., India; 3 dists.; 1,000,457; dist., 333,227 t. cap. of dist., 36 m. from Gwalior, 52,720.; [m. E.; 20,000. s.pt. Arabia, on Red Sea, port of Mecca, 37 native state, S. Rajputana, on Kann of Cutch 1,750.403; cap. of State, 61,760.; largest of Comoro Isls.,* in Mozambique Chan.; 26 m. by x8 m.; 12,000. t. Transvaal, S. Africa, 30 in. from