HORNELL

a city of New York, in Steuben co. It is on the Pittsburgh Shawmut and Northern, and the Erie railroads, and on Can is to river, 60 miles S. of Rochester. It is an important industrial community and has manuture, carriages, brick and tile, gloves, and machinery. It is the seat of a free academy and of Mercy Hospital. It has a public library, national banks, etc. Pop. 1920, 15,025. 1800), Ger. explorer; carried out explorations in Africa for London African A o= ciation between 1797 and 1799. dish-brown wasp; eats fruit, insects, etc.; American variety is White faced H. (V. msculata). rock found in diabases, basalts, and other igneous rocks, composed of felspar, hornblende, and pyroxene; of tough, durable composition, also hard and brittle; color,dark brown and black; generally contains numerous small bright crystals of black mica.