K K r^i \V N E J E C T E I) (i R A P £ S . — ^ \ ^J O Y M S . 



336 Los Angelos (California), eight fine 



varieties 1 00 



337 Manhattan, variety of Chasselas, 



aviber, round, excellent, loose cluster 1 00 



338 Musqne Verdel, hybrid of ISTo. 23 and 



65, incclmm, rich purple, vmski/, 



good flavor 1 00 



339 Eaisin, Seedling from Muscatel Eaisin 50 



34:0 Rebecca, variety of Golden Chasselas, 

 early, medium, rotond, amber, sweet, 

 e^rcellent. Small. 50c., larger.. 75 to 1 00 



341 Secord's White, a Northern Seedling 

 of Chasselas, medium, round, white, 

 sweet, excellent; bunch large 1 OO 



3-12 Stetson, several Hybrid varieties not 

 yet offered. 



CLASS ly.-AMERICAN VARIETIES WHICH ARE UNKNOWN, 

 AND WHICH ARE UNDER PROBATION. 



343 Ada. 



371 Lowell Globe. 



344 Amelia. 



372 ivIcLean (Tennessee). 



345 American K'orth. 



373 Malaga Seedling. 



346 Archer (Pennsylvania). 



374 Martinsbiirg. 



347 Barton's Early, 



375 Miles. 



348 Beansville. 



376 Mountain, 2 varieties. 



349 Black Claret. 



377 Muscadine (Wisconsin). 



350 Canaan. 



378 Nebraska. 



351 Canadian Cherry. 



379 New Hanover (Southern). 



352 Catawba (of Teiin.) 



380 New Hope. 



353 Chambersburg White. 



381 Old House. 



354 Charleston. 



382 Osmand. 



355 Cherokee White. 



383 Penn. 



356 Conistock. 



334 Pennell. 



357 Cynthia. 



385 Pioneer. 



358 Diana Seedling. 



386 Potfmbarger (Ohio). 



359 Early Harvest. 



387 Ranney Fox. 



360 Early York, 



3S8 Red Rhode Island. 



361 Edwards, 



381* Rose (To:iiie>->ee). 



362 Erickson. 



3'.tO Small Rhode Island. 



363 E^ehol. 



301 Summer (Kentucky). 



364 Free Black. 



3'.) 2 Tiyon. 



365 Goodman. 



393 A'et mont. 



366 Hagar, 



;t94 \Va3'nesboroTigh. 



367 Helen. 



395 Wentz Seedling. 



368 Hess. 



396 V.'hite Prolific. 



369 Keller. 



397 A V i u t e r (Ken tucky ). 



370 Large Rhode Island. 



CLASS V.-REJECTED VARIETIES, BEING WORTHLESS. 



I Indifferent Varieties of the Fox 



Blood's Black, 

 Blood's^Red, 

 Blood's White, 

 Brown Sugar. 

 Burlington. 



Chippewa, proved barren. 

 Chapin, foreign, mildeios. 



Charter Oak, is a Fox, no similarity to August 

 Coral. 



Clappier's Wiiite, mildeios. 

 Connecticut. 



Coon, allied to Strawberry. 



Delaware ~Bm"^nndy, foreign, seed, mildews badly. 



Eudora — Perkins of some, is a ]:irg ? Fox. 



Fitchburg, a Fox. 



Gross, foreign synonym, mildews. 



Dartmouth.' 



German Muscat, ivldte, foreign, mildews. 

 German '\^h\&, foreign, mildews. 

 Gutadel, Germau,/b>'ei(//i, mildews. : 



Indian Field, proved barren. 



Joen. 



Lyman, 



Massachusetts White, denounced at Pom. Con- 

 vention. 

 McGowan, or McCowen. 

 Morin, 



Morse. 



Museat Catawba (Von Vlecks), has been de- 

 nounced. 

 Nepoii^et. 



Purple Cluster (Victor N. Y.), foreign, mildeios. 



Quiunebaug. 



Sage, a luiserable Fox. 



Sbarpe, or Lyon. 



Shurlleix Seedling, the oric/iual variety, valueless. 

 Strawbci-r}', a miserable Fox. 

 Victor Black Cluster, /yre/(/;<, mildews. 

 White Suo;ar. 



