Seneca Falls

A village and township in Sene■ca County, New York, situated on Seneca River 45 miles east-southeast of Rochester. It has various manufactures. Pop. (1900), village, 6,519. Seneca Lake. A lake in western central New York, west of Cayuga Lake. Its outlet is the Seneca River. Length, about 36 miles. Great est breadth, 4 miles. Senefelder (zā'ne-fel-der), Aloys. Born at Prague, Nov. 6, 1771: died at Munich, Feb. 26, 1834. A German inventor, discoverer of the proSeneffe (se-nef'). A village in the province of Hainaut, Belgium, 22 miles south by west of - Bru els. Here, Aug. 11, 1674, an indecisive battle was ☐ fought by the French under Condé and the Dutch under William of Orange; and here, July 2, 1794, the French under Marceau defeated the Austrians. ce of lithography (1798).