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FOREST AND STREAM. 



[Ncrv it-. 1888, 



washings and dirt of the natton are poured and the gradual 

 destruction of our fish is consequently baking place right under 



our eyes. In the author's opinion.' the decrease of our fish 

 Is not so much due to the use of small modi seinei 



iku 



pretend, 



dest: 

 counter 

 one i 



who >■■■■• m .' hi 



age to d e bn 

 land of giver si 

 but if the fatnili 



lie made to the h 

 no longer (nrnisl 

 then is added to 

 mauling is forc-i 

 ores. "Now. thi 

 guiding agrieulti 

 gwnine 

 lavgcd f 



s to the 

 aused by a far 



:edbv turtle-lit 



3 demand for fish as food. The 

 ireless fishermen is mere than 

 srs and shake-killing boys, the 

 for sport, 



ade 



ne. man- 

 family, 



Vht Memul 



India 



porta 



Use. 10. Charles Lilieol 



April— j IS8J - i - i 

 Bench Show. Charles L 





blebs 



nations shovld be urt- 

 ihing Co., and not to 

 offiee mattenofim- 



FIXTURES. 

 B.H1N0H SHO-W& 

 -HewGMpans Bench Show. Entries eloae 



i. Superintendent. Xcw Orleans. r.:i. 

 deu Poultry Association IVn, -i 

 !, Seoi I'i.irv. Meriden. Ooun. 

 jvelaud Bench Sho,v Assncin lion's Second 

 ncobg Superintendent, c. 51. Miiuliall, Sec- 



I IlLLi TRIALS. 



now 



sary n 

 now g 



props: 



This, i 



learned, and 

 mers that 00 



corn or other crops. 



as full of disappointtn 

 mechanic, who. tired 

 of the farmer, belit 



■uld be 



ig.it a 



— fitjuo Mtn.icii'rT (Cincinnati, O., Nov. 10.). 



r way I o accumulate ^ 



AS AMERICAN FISHTr 

 —The financial success of tl 

 hibition at Loudon has been 

 sum of money remains iu th 

 been proposal by M>. Im-boi 

 mittce. that a portion of th: 

 building of a mod 

 Mass,., according to plans pr 

 fchetj. S. Fish Commission. 

 purse-nets, boats, etc.. and 

 who will go to Engl 

 there in the use of ] 

 of the exhibition, ana wi 

 periment a thousand fo 

 waters brings the great* 

 English papers have beei 

 efficiency of the yarions 

 ticulariy of that praeti 

 knowleil ■ of le i ■■■ ■ li 

 the man our praeti a 



who had established ae ,ai 



-:, chairman of the working cotn- 

 ni'iiins shall be expended in. the 



r at Gloucester, 



po,ed by Capt. ,1. W. Collins, of 

 The schooner is to be lit feci with 



id with li 



se-nets. 



outgrowth 



ibor. The. 

 gard to the 

 .. and par- 

 is, and his 



some member of Parliament, or, perhaps, 'a younger son. 1 " 



PIULADELPLU k I\OTES.-Our I 'hi Uriel pi 

 said, are full of blac - bass. No lishing. how," 

 it is argued that th'- fl s h keep t te wal r pure 

 sioners Hewitt and Miller, u k: .•,,■. .. iui ■■ ;i 

 a site, for a fish hatchery house, were at Ha 

 aud went to Lebanon the following moi 

 the Gloringer Spring. On their return the 

 Springs, Lebanon coiintv. and made an e.sn 

 is wanted is plenty of water, elevation and t< 

 Cold Springs site we , satisfactory, but it is f, 

 quantity of water 



been set apart for a purchase, but if is thou - 

 secured for little or nothing. Pike fish ins is" 

 in the New Jersey ponds of which there are i 

 of the Camden & Atlantic Railroad.— Hono, 



[g, to inspect 

 went to Cold 

 laiion. What 



DISTRIBUTION OP CAKE,— One of the oars of the Q. S. 



Fish Commission landed at Jersey City, on Friday last, 16,(100 

 rating irp from the ponds at Washington. Of this lot Mr. 

 Blackford: ■. e. applicants in New- 



York ami New Jersey, with o.io > more for later comers. The 



remainder went to the New England States, but owing to sc 



low bridges on the Eastern railroads the ear could not so 

 further. Col. McDonald came on with the car and says that 

 the year has been a very favorable one at the national carp 

 ponds. 



Nevada. ISntr'ea elosi 

 December 10.— S'ew 



Trials at, Canton. SHss. 

 •y. New Orleans, La. 



PUBLISHER'S DEPARTMENT. 



igl.tly, at .93.00 a year, by 



••lirire n 

 ,.f ease ftp 



A ValuA 



felt by the. 

 leather of 

 (0 th ii 



ESS 



-u'o bv rail, anil the 

 , Mr, Uormtool' « 

 roGxil many pine, 



sw many ,nJ 

 F kingdom us 

 titer half ins 

 h H series of 

 .. hut full „f 



pess-a pleas- 



on. a. 



EASTERN FIELD TRIALS. 



ire the trials are 

 le as regards the 

 r.eresting meeting. Among the sixty-nine 

 ,- and the tifty-three b the All-Aged' there 

 number of dogs so good as to make the 

 t very close and exciting. It will be ob- 

 winners arc to compete for the 

 vill no doubt be a number of "dark horses," 

 champions look to I heir laurels. Many of 

 the handlers and their dogs were on the ground last week, 

 and by the end of this they will probably all be there. The 

 weather at High Point has been very hot and dry, but is is 

 hoped that before the running takes place some rain will have 

 moistened the ground. The foliage is still thick, there having 

 been but one light frost. 



THE DERBY. 

 The following additional entries for the Eastern field Trials 

 Derby was overlooked at the time of the publication of the 

 others, owing to its being made upon the same blank with one 

 of the others: 



e'.f Frank H.— Howard Hartley, Pittsburgh, Pa., lemon 

 aud white English setter dog, September (Roval Rock— Gaily). 



Eleven more entries for the All-Age Stake of the Eastern 

 Field Trials Clnl. have K-e.n received since the list published 

 last "weetc, making nlty-tnree in till. below we give a com- 

 plete list: 



ENGLISH SETTERS. 



I. Sue.— P. H. & D. Bryson, Memphis, Team., black, white 

 and tan bitch (Druid— Ruby). 



3. Buckellew.— AY. A. Coster, Flatbush, L. I,, orange and 

 white dog (Druid— Ruby). 



3. G-ATir.— YV. J. Crawford, Memphis, Tenn., blue and tan 

 dog (Count Noble— Peep o* Day). 



4. Count Rafter.— W. B. (-fates, Mempuis, Tenn., black and 

 white doe (Druid— Magnolia). 



5. CaBBIE J.— W. B. Gates, Memphis, Tenn., black and 

 white bitch (Count Noble— Peep o 1 Day). 



6. Queen Alice.— Howard Hartley, Pittsburgh, Pa., black, 

 white and tan bitch . 



<!. Daisy Queen.— Howard Hartley, Pittsburgh, Pa., black, 

 white and tau bitch (Rock — Flame). 



S. London.— H. Bailey Harrison, Loudon, Out., blue beltou 

 dog (Paris— Lilll, 



9. Princess Warwick.— Forked RiverEennel.Forkod River, 

 N. J., black, white and tan bitch (Warwick— Oliie). 



10. Ferhja.— Forked River Kennels, Forked River, If. J,, 

 lemon and white bitch (Ranger II.— Daisy: . 



II. Pink B.— W. B. Mallory, Memphis, Tenn., black and 

 white dog (Gladstone — Countess Key). 



13. Honest Harry.— James V- Marshall, Lincolnton, N. C, 

 Meek end "■ img- d'._ . Le u\l — ' nioecin 



18. LADY May.— H. Pape, Hoboken, N. J., blue belton bitch, 

 (Lofty— Maud Mullet). 



H. Gladstone, Jr.— I. T. Perkins, Brooklyn, N. Y., lemon 

 and white dog (Gladstone — Frost). 



15. Doctor Dinsit— W. A. Strother, Lynchburg, Va., blue 

 belton dog (Gladstone— Frost). 



HI. Lauie Fayre.— Dr. S. Fleet Speir, Brooklyn, N. Y., 

 blue belton bitch (Emperor Fred— Wanda). 



If. St. Elmo IV.— Dr. S. Fleet Speli, Brooklyn, N. Y„ 

 black, white aud tan dog (St. Elmo— Cho). 



is. Lit.— J. M. Taylor, Lexington, Ky., bluck, white and 

 tan bitch (Gladstone— Juno). 



19, Gus Bondhu.— D. C. Sanborn Dowling, Mich., black and 

 white dog (Dashing Bondhu— Novel). 



20, San Hoy.— H. H. Mattock, Rieeville, Tenn., lemon and 

 white dog [Count Noble— Spark). 



2 1 . Flash. —J. Heron Orosman, Ne^v A'ork, lemon and white 

 dog (Lincoln— Daisy Dean). 



:.':_'. Smut II.— Bayard Thayer, Lancaster, Mass., black 



23. Grouse Dale.— Win. A. Buckingham, Norwich, Conn., 

 oranee and white dog i Water's Grotiie— Daisy Dale). 



24. Foreman.— C. Fred Crawford. Pawtuckct. R. I., black, 

 white and tan dog iDashiug Monarch— Fairy II.) 



SS. Rocic— I-'red R Lewis. Tarn-town, N. Y., orange and 

 white dog (Water's Qrouae French's ). 



26. Victor. — I. M. Avent, Hickory Village, Tenn., orange 

 belton dog (Gladstone— Pro*). 



27. Maiden.— E. S. Wanmaker, Elmwood, N. C .blue belton 

 bitch (Darkie— Bosv Morn). 



2a Prince Al.— Moorfield Kennel, Elmwood, N. C, lemon 

 and white dog (Leiecst-i— Dodge's Rose). 



29, Laura May.— MuorlteM lvcnuel. Elmwood, N. C, lemon 

 and white bitch (Paris— Pearl). 



IRISH SETTERS. 



30. Brock,— George T. Leach. New York, dog (Count Bosco 

 -My Dutchess). 



81. Arlington.— C. Fred Crawford, Pawtucket, R. I., dog 

 (Dan— Ruby). 



POINTERS. 



S3. Cruiser.— Dr. Luke Corcoran. Spriugfleld, Mass., liver 

 and white dog (Croxteth— Vinnie). 



no. Baku De.eo - v.-jstminster Kennel Club, Babylon, L. L, 

 orange aud white dot: ,i'nee ; s Bang- Princess Kate). 



:i- we, -, .-, . ,-." I-:;:, ,t, New Brighton, S. I., N. V., liver 

 and wlme dog (Croxteth— Belle). 



en. JlAiKiiLiiiTE II.— H. W. Fuwcett, Ssew Albany, Ind,, 

 liver and uldte bitch (Faust— Devonshira Lass). 



91. LaLla Kooku.— G. J. Gould, New York, lemon aud 

 white bitch nSensation— Urace). 



37. Vision.— Francis R. Hih-hcoek. New York, liver and 

 white bitch (Croxteth— Vinnie). 



; . Wash R,— H. E Hs nilton New York, liver and white 

 ticked do- (Don Roj al - Parka 's Tabby). 



39. Criix' 

 liver and white dog f! 



40. Lord, Sta -me _ 

 Y., liver and white a, 



41. Tbodbeb.— 3 or] 

 liver dog (Strong's Pe 



dog (.Strong"- Rett — f 



43. ItOKele J.—] II 



liver afld white 



4i. Flii.a.— Ft 

 white nil eh [Bow— "Fl 



ii 



I-ennals, Gtiymnrd, N, Y., 

 DitiK uang — -uaeeh •mi's .Jane). 

 feversink Lodge Kennels. Guyront'd, N. 



i-- th — i innie). 

 ad ftiver Kennels, Forked Itiver. N. J., 

 -- Hie). 

 liver Kennels, Forked Rivci, el. J., liver 

 m>'ei. 



els. Forked River. S. J., 



Indianapolis, Ind.. hverand 



nee. Jersey City. N. j,. liver and whim 



Dai.-le.yehH 



n), 



. . an.— Elliot Smith, New York, lemon and while 

 dog (Sensation-Psyche Q.) 



to Rai:. — Elliot. Smith, New lork, lemon andwhltedoK 

 (Rush — Romp I. 



18. Rue. - Bayard Thayer. Lancaster, Mass., hen. | 



,-Jiite hitch (Snapshot— Ruby). 



49. K,t(jKA. - lei j vni Thayeri Lancaster, Mass., lemon and 

 white, bitch (Sunpshot- ::,.-• 



50. Do.v— R. T. Vaudevott, Pittsburgh, Pit, liver and white 

 dOg (PrictfS Bane-tee:. 



5L Christmas Bill.— R. T. Vandevort, Pittsbwgh, t J n.. 

 lemon timl white dog (Headv Money— Luoh of Eden Hall) 



52. Lady Romp II.— Moorlieid Kennels, Elmwood, N. C. 

 liver and white bitch (Prince— Romp II. I 



53. Pride.— C. Fred Crawford, Fa wtucket, I,', I., liver .-ind 

 White dog: (Croxteth— Roval Fani. 



Gentlemen from this vicinity who wish t 

 ing of the Eastern field Trials I 

 commences next Mondav, should take the 

 the foot of Cortlaudf. "street a; ■ ~ 



ton, reaching High Point the n-xt morning 



>|:..:,n Tn ' :..,[,!, ei fee -ve...l; glee li- ■ ., 



All-Aged Stakes of the Eastern Field Tria 

 iters of hrst prizes, we included only w 

 takes. There are also two Derby winners w 

 tniong those added to the. Ust. make, eieht l 

 first prize. 



AMERICAN ENGLISH BEAGLE CLUB. 



rTMfE correspondence recently published in these columns on 

 JL the subject of a beagle club has awakened ereat interest. 

 among the breeder;: of this prett v : tel useful hived. This in- 

 terest has now taken shape and it ishoped and believed thai 



a print below will end our responses from 



i £. 



all who 

 cular: 



itnte 



rested in She beagle, The foil 



AMEB1CAK EKCI.1SH lii 



living is th en 

 o ' . i IS83 



I 

 ii... 

 



lending yotu- name 



W. It. ! ■ ', at, pin sen 



A. C. KrOTQER, S'eeietal', , ore rem PhillHlell rlli.'L. I'll. 



Wlightsvillc, Pa. 



The secretary, pro tarn, writes as follows: 



and o 

 tain. 



I 



A. C. Ke, i - Bit 



it to averj bieeilcr 

 . eon Id oh- 

 in tistedinthe 

 pi oi the Birculai 

 ihe American En- 

 il in send their full 



aspossibn 

 eretitry, pro bem 



LAND AND WATER SPANIELS. 

 ■cdmglv pleasar 



_L strean 

 fchin aU.iod; bi 

 turned into a mi, 

 to make any wa; 

 sjiaiiiels for" spoi 

 has been so long 

 naturally to be e 

 dog shows had t 



pose of sel 



nient about- spamer 

 strongly in favcr of t 

 in; and it was eventi 

 should have a mnder 

 at one time bad the 1 

 Work, and the best O 

 ever known— alas! I 

 some time, and 1 lea 



» th. 



to awira quietly with the 



,sy to floai i i !.■■■.: 



it, and you will find it 

 t which it is moid ciiUic.uit 

 1 jated tlie breedingof 

 horl 

 re met with the opposition 



a bushes-, e • ie- i. 



: e« e r the pur- 



.urt." among others, was 

 vie. but. he at leu , ■ 

 at a spanfal for I 

 ie A friend of mine, who 



— in writin " to me nine time since a 



*ed mo if I recollected 



this meeting. He says: "It was in is 



B3 I recollect ban i ' 





■ 



tl"' " ■' i ■ : - ef -p.inie's- 1 thinli von an 



1 1 could tell them some- 



thing about wna.t a spaniel ought t-j 



be." Perhaps we 



but I dare say we should be told bha 



1 i ■ Bh 



fancy. 1 have examined all the old 



ton 



of spaniels that I can find, and am 



■ ■ in 



et. 



id 1 



of 



el: 



-!.'■ ■ -..lid t.j 



this point, as usual 

 mdctuume the length 

 ••it would he eas I 



leu vnu lire going bo 

 mild; but 1 tvii i ' 

 or io oi i two of 



ibmu. London so con- 

 id to be RiL-.-i ' i i ■ i 



aud si2 



take a pair of 



shoot." "Wei 



soon shoot to i 



those extraord 



stantlyuow— I mean black poodles, said to b 



which" came into fashion, 1 believe, through the : ' ' 



Wales having one. I dare sav the.v may be clever cnouith in 



bheirway, that is. In doing all c oftriqk i but trimmud, aa 



they are' consid-icd .," . always 1 111 in 



mind of those old-fashioned sort of : - across in 



out of the way qviaint old farmhouse gardens - tl bas 



and oiher bushes are cut into (paahit forms suppose<l to repre- 

 sent birds and bca-as; aud for sporting purposes I sin 



i es io is looking aniiun: 



onie ,,'.:,. ago . -,"--.. this loj '"' -■-' he ■ er *™b ad- 



vocated."' 



Since the old classification Ql tlie different bi'eedso 

 has been SO altered end mixed up, I think 1 may leave, out 

 fun her consideration Of water spaniels ii= El breed, and class 



