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Index of Fruits. 



Chasselas Musque. See Musk Chas- 

 selas. 



Chasselas Noir. See Black Musca- 

 dine, 



Chasselas Royal. See White Sweet- 

 water. 



Ciotat, p. 409. 



Clara, p. 406. 



Clifton's Constantine. See Alexan- 

 der's. 



Clinton, p. 401. 



Clover Street Black. Bunches and 

 berries large, black ; very good. 

 Cross of native and foreign. 

 Rochester, N. Y. New. 



Columbia. Bunches small, compact ; 

 berries small, black ; pleasant, 

 vinous. Georgetown, D. C. 



Concord, p. 401. 



Cornucopia, p. 401. 



Creyeling, p. 401. 



Croton, p. 406. 



Cumberland Lodge. See Esperione. 



Cuyahoga, p. 406. 



Damascus. Bunches large ; berries 

 very large, black; rather acid. 

 Exotic requires fire-heat. 



Dana. Bunches and berries medium, 

 dark red ; slightly vinous, fine. 

 Roxbury, Mass. New. 



Delaware, p. 404. 



Devereux. Bunches medium ; berries 

 small, purple; sweet. Foreign. 



Diana, p. 404. 



Diana Hamburgh, p. 404. 



Dracut Amber. A brown fox, some- 

 what resembling but not equal in 

 flavor to the Northern Muscadine. 



Dutch Sweet Water. Bunches me- 

 dium ; berries large, oval, amber ; 

 good early white grape. Foreign. 



Early Black Bordeaux, p. 408. 



Early Black July, p. 408. 



Early Chasselas. See Early White 

 Malvasia. 



Early Sweetwater. See White 

 Sweetwater. 



Early White Malvasia, p. 409. 



Early White Muscadine. See White 

 Sweetwater. 



Early White Teneriffe. See Royal 

 Muscadine. 



Elsinborough, or Elsinburgh, p. 401. 



Emily. Berries rather small, pale 

 red, excellent ; of foreign parent- 

 age. A worthless native also has 

 this name. 



Esperione, p. 408. 



Essex, p. 401. 



Eumelan, p. 401. 



Fintindo, p. 408. 



Flame-colored Tokay. See Lom- 

 bard y. 



Fox Grape. A name applied to the 

 several wild varieties of Vitis La- 

 brusca at the North, usually posses- 

 sing a strong musky aroma ; and 

 to the Scuppernong at the South. 



Framingham. Medium, black, very 

 early ; quality moderate. Mass. 



Franklin. Bunches medium ; berries 

 rather small, bluish purple ; rather 

 acid, moderately good. A strong 

 grower and productive. 



Garrigues. See Isabella. ' 



Genuine Tokay. See White Tokay. 



Gibraltar. See Black Hamburgh. 



Goethe, p. 405. 



Golden Chasselas. See Royal Mus- 

 cadine. 



Golden Champion, p. 409. 



Golden Clinton. A greenish white 

 seedling of the Clinton. Roches- 

 ter, N. Y. 



