Station in 1891, serving as flag- ship until late in 1893. Returning to American waters in 1894, she took part in the celebration and review at Dobb's Ferry, New York, on June 8, 1894. From 1895 to 1897 she was attached to the South Atlantic Station, and in 1898 to the North Atlantic Fleet. It was forty

1788, by direction of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania, Major Ellicott made a survey of the islands in the rivers Allegheny and Ohio, within the bounds of that state. In the following year, he moved with his family to Philadelphia, residing at 16 North Sixth Street, and also during the

Christian Huber, another resident of Lancaster County. The agreement reads : "Know All Men by these Presents that We John Cryder of Huntingdon County in the State of Pennsylvania and John Hernly of the County of Lancaster in the said State for a valuable Con sideration to us and each of us at or before the

plentiful then as now, and the style was to place them on a string and hang them about the neck as a "lei." Mount Gretna boasted of a narrow-gauge railroad that chugged up to Gov- ernor Dick tower, from which you could view the landscape o'er. Without effort one could easily become lost in the woods at

Shelly's Island. Rivaling the analogous story of Aaron Burr on the Blennerhassett Island in the Ohio River, we find one Daniel Shelly with his confederates concocting a plan to embarrass and hinder the cause of the American Revolutionists. Row- ing from the York County shore silently and secretly at night