It affords me much pleasure to report another station for the remarkable
fern now known as _Asplenium ebeneum Hortonae_.
A single fine specimen some eight or ten inches high was discovered by
Miss K. A. French at the base of a ledge in Pittsford, Vt. No sign of
fertility is discernible in the old fronds decaying about the base, the
season's growth or the newer fronds stretching up indoors. Whence came
this beautiful variation in the midst of type specimens galore?--_G. A.
Woolson, Pittsford Mills, Vt._