128 THE APPLE. 
dark red splashed with russet. Flesh white, brittle, and very 
juicy. Both the calyx and stem are sunk in deep depressions, 
No autumn apple is stperior. 10th of August. (White’s Gard} 
Caywoop. 
Origin, Ulster Co., N. Y., valuable for its late keeping. _ 
Fruit medium, oblate. Skin bright yellow, with a tinge of 
red on the sunny side. Stalk rather long in a broad shallow 
- cavity, Calyx small, closed, basin broad and wrinkled. Flesh 
ellowish, rather firm, pleasant, but not juicy or rich. Keeps 
until July or September. 
CHANDLER. _ 
We received this fine variety, which is a great favourite in 
Connecticut, from the Rev. H. S. Ramsdell, of Thompson, in that 
staté. © ; 
Fruit large, roundish, slightly flattened, and one-sided or an- 
gular in its form; obscurely ribbed on its sides. Skin thickly 
streaked and overspread with dull red, (with a few streaks of 
bright red) on a greenish yellow ground; the. red sprinkled with 
light grey dots. Stalk short, deeply ‘sunk in a wide cavity. 
Calyx small and closed, set in a plaited, wide basin. Core and 
seeds small. Flesh greenish white, tender, juicy, with a mode- 
rately rich, sub-acid flavour. The tree is one of moderate vi-- 
gour, and is a great bearer. November to February. 
CHALLENGE. 
Raised by D. C. Richmond, Sandusky, Ohio. A thrifty 
grower, and exceedingly productive, hence its name, 
Fruit large, oblate, slightly conic. Skin deep yellow, sprin- 
kled with brownish dots. Stem rather slender, in a very large 
cavity. Calyx closed, in deep corrugated basin. Flesh crisp, 
tender, juicy, sweet, very good. October to June. 
CHAMPLAIN. 
Tree moderately vigorous, productive, Fruit large, roundish, 
conic. Skin greenish, with a fine blush. Stem long, cavity 
deep. Calyx closed, basin narrow. Flesh white, tender juicy, 
pleasant, sub-acid. September. Probably Walworth. 
CHESTER. 
Origin, Chester Co,, Pa., specimens from Thos. Harvey. 
Fruit medium, oblate. Skin whitish yellow, sometimes with 
a sunny cheek and sprinkled with carmine dots. Stalk short, 
inserted in a broad shallow cavitv. Calyx closed, set in a bread 
