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BULLETIN OF THE UNITED STATES FISH COMMISSION 1885 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR 1885 TOC Image Alphabetical Index Page 473 Adams, Emma H. Salmon Canning in Oregon. 362 Anderson, John. Notes upon the Scotch Fish and Fisheries. 217 Annaniassen, Abr. Klip-fish at the Shetland Islands. 316 Atkins, Chas. G. The Penobscot and Schoodic Salmon Work of 1884-'85. 51 Atkins, Chas. G. Report on the Schoodic Salmon Work of 1884-'85. 332 Bean, Tarleton II. Notes upon an Exploration on Long Island Sound 33 Blackford, Eugene G. Report of the work in an Oyster Investigation with the Steamer Lookout 58 Boeck, G. How to Strengthen the Dunes. 88 Borne, Max von dem. Distribution of American Fish and Fish Eggs by the German Fishery Association 261 Borne, Max von dem. Putting Bass into Carp Ponds 359 Borodin, N. An Attempt to Impregnate Artificially the Eggs of Acipenser Stellatus. 275 Bouchon-Brandely. The Pearl Fisheries of Tahiti. 292 Brakeley, John H. Notes on Carp and Frog Culture. 209 Buch, S.A. Spawning of Spring Herring near Norway. 297 Cary, H. H. The Saint John's River as a Shad Stream. 422 Cerda, Juan de la C. Proposed Transmission of Salmon Eggs to Chile and Importation of Chilean Species of Fishes 247 Clark, Frank N. Results of Planting Young Whitefish in Lake Erie. What the Fishermen Think of Whitefish Propagation 113 Clark, Frank. Natural as Compared with Artificial Hatching of Whitefish. 321 Clarke, H. B. Propagation of Trout by the Southside Club. 436 Collins, John D. 85. Propagation of Salmon in Salmon River, Oswego County, New York. 287 Collins, J. W. Notes on the English Herring and Mackerel Fisheries, and the Methods of Curing. 40 Collins, J. W. The Red Snapper Grounds in the Gulf of Mexico. 145 Collins, J. W. Unusual Abundance of Cod on Brown's Bank. 234 Collins, J. W. Fishing on an Edge of the Grand Banks. 256 Collins, J. W. Edible Qualities of Smoked Kingfish (Scomberomorus cavalla, Cuv.) 359 Collins, J. W. Proposition to Prepare Kingfish by Smoking. 360 Dannevig, G.M. Report of Operations at the Hatching Establishment for Marine Fishes, Arendal, 1884. 154 Dannevig, G.M. Success in Hatching Lobster Eggs in Norway. 280 Dannevig, G.M. Artificial Hatching of Salt-water Fish and Lobsters in Norway. 437 Dannevig, G.M. Salmonidae in Australia. 440 Dannevig, G.M. Hatching Lobsters in Norway. 446 Day, Francis, The Effects of an Elevated Temperature on Fishes. 142 Day, Francis, On the Rearing, Growth, and Breeding of Salmon in Fresh Water in Great Britain. 307 De Causaus, Viscount, The Fish-cultural Establishment of Lake Saint-Front, Haute Loire, France. 241 D'Halloy, Leon, Fish-culture at Gouville, France. 25,5 De Poincy, J.W. Description of a Fish-trap and Oyster Basin. 134 Dickinson, Fred. W. Petition to Prohibit the Seining of Bluefish. 425 Donaldson, R. J. Raising Carp in Rice Fields. 283 Duncan, J. Barker, Salmon and Trout Hatcheries in Scotland. 451 Dunlap, M. E. Pound and Net Fishing at Erie, Pa. 319 Dunn, Matthias, Food of Mackerel, Pilchards, and Herring. 305 Fennell, Henry, 78. Hatching American Fish at South Kensington, and their Introduction to English Waters. 273 Fiedler, Judge, The Migration of Salmon (Salmo salar, L.) in the Baltic. 185 Frey, E. Disposition of Whitefish Eggs sent to Switzerland. 358 ---------------------------------------------------------------- VI TABLE OF CONTENTS.PAGE 2 Garde, Aug. Smoking Herring in Denmark 17 Garmann, Samuel, Protecting the Oyster Beds from Starfish Depredations. 127 Gould, N. E. Time of Approach of Fish to the New England Coast. 416 Green, Loren W. Condition of the United States Trout Ponds. 309 Green, Loren W. 166. On a Disease Affecting the Rainbow Trout at McCloud River Station. 472 Halperine, E. Piscivorous Plants. 353 Hamlen, William, 134. Report of Shad-hatching Operations at Battery Station, Havre de Grace, Md. Season of 1895. 401 Harris, Gwynn, Report upon the Shad and Herring Fisheries of the Potomac River for 1885. 192 Harvie-Brown, J. A. On the Migration of Birds in the Spring and Autumn of 1884. 221 Hensen, V. Organic Matter in the Baltic. 267 Hessel, Rud. Notes on the Habits of the Golden Ide (Idus auratus). 254 Hessel, Rud. Notes from the Carp Ponds. 435 Hobbs, James R. 159. Stranding of a Pigmy Sperm-whale. 450 Hodge, E. B. Culture of Landlocked and Penobscot Salmon in New Hampshire. 423 Hock, P.P.C. Comparative Examination of Cultivated and Uncultivated Oysters, with the View to Determine the Number which, during the First Year, took part in Reproduction, 103 Howell, D. Y. Injuries Caused by Gill-nets to Whitefish. 324 Johnson, George A. Mud Slough on the Grand Banks. 291 Jordan, David S. The Habits and the Value for Food of the American Channel Catfish (Ictalurus punctatus, Rafinesque) 84 Jordan, David S. Notes on Fishes Observed in Lake Superior. 191 Jordan, David S. The Mountain or Salmon Trout of Oregon. 310 Juel, Niels. The Whale Fishery of Norway. 63 K. Baron von, Fish-culture as a means of Improving the Race of Fish. 289 Kemp, N.H. and others. The Sardine Canning Industry of Eastport, Me. 241 Kidder, J. H. The Bower-Barff Rustless Iron. 151 Kidder, J. H. Memorandum on Water Residues from Cod-hatching Station at Wood's Holl. 357 Kinney, Aug. C. Proposed Removal of Fish-traps from Columbia River. 328 Knudsen, Henrik, Some Facts Concerning Isinglass. 295 Lyman, Theodore, Laws of Inland Waters. 271 McDonald, Marshall, Report on the Pollution of the Potomac River by the Discharge of Waste Products from Gas Manufacture. 125 McDonald, Marshall, 103. Effect of Waste Products from Page's Ammoniacal Works upon Young Shad Fry. 818 McDonald, Marshall, 130. Report of Shad Propagation on the Potomac River during the Season of 1885. 369 MacGowan, D. J. Carp-culture in China. 235 Malmgren, A. J. The Injurious Effects of Rafting on the Lake and River Fisheries of Sweden. 264 Mather, Fred, The Shad Fisheries of the Hudson. 177 Mather, Fred, Report of Hatching Operations at Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. during the Season of 1884-85, and the Distribution in the Spring of 1885. 469 Martin, Robert A. 158. How to Catch Carp. 448 Martin, S. J. Notes on the Cod Gill-net Fisheries of Gloucester, Mass. 1884-'85 49
Mobius, Karl, Report on Planting Canadian Oysters near the Island of Aaroe, in the Little Belt, November 6, 1884. 257 Moore, C. R. Introduction of Clams into Delaware Bay. 426. Mosher, A. A. Propagating Buffalo-fish. 190 Mosher, A. A. Notes on Fish-culture in Iowa. 312 Murray, C. H. Young Trout Destroyed by Mosquitoes. 243 Norny, E. K. Artificial Propagation of Rockfish and Eels. 315 Nye, Jr. Willard, Notes upon Octopus, Flying-fish, &c. taken during the Albatross Cruise in January, 1884. 189 Nye, Jr. Willard, 116. Notes taken during Cruise of the Albatross to Grand Banks in June and July, 1885. 838 Oesterbol, A. Fish and Medusae 331 Page, W. F. Effect of Sunlight upon Shad Eggs. 308 Piepmeyer, L. W.; Report of the Operations of the U.S. Fish Commission Steamer Fish Hawk, in Shad Hatching, on the Delaware River, Season of 1885. 395 Pittendrigh, George, Statistics of the Fisheries of the Province of British Columbia for 1884. 424 Playfair, Lyon, A Foreigner's Opinion of American Fish-culture. 307 Procter, Richard A.. Monster Sea-serpents 325 Rasch, H. A. Landmark, and G.O. Sars. Opinions Concerning the Desirability of a Hatchery for Salt-water Fish in Norway. 146. Raveret-Wattel, C. American Fish being Acclimatized in France. 244
Riddle, George W. Restocking the Merrimac River with Lamprey Eels. 320 Riley, C.Y. Water-beetles Destroying Carp. 311 Ryder, John A. Note on the Male Organs of the Eel. 1
Schroeder, Seaton, Hydrographic Work of the Albatross in 1884. 269 Schwaab, Dr. Live Food for Young Fish. 277 Sellars, L. H. Abundance of Fish in the Gulf of Mexico 304 Seymour, Charles, Fish-culture in Southern China. 252 Shephard, Isaac F. Fish-culture in China. 250 Smiley, Chas. W. How to Distinguish the Sex of Carp 36
Smiley, Chas. W. and Chas. W. Scudder, Chronological List of Pamphlet Publications of the U. S. Fish Commission from its Organization in 1871 to January, 1885. 41 Smith, A. C. Notes on the Lobster (Homarus americanus). 121 Smith, James A. Report of Shad-hatching Operations by the Steamer Lookout, Season of 1885. 386 Smith, S. B. Efforts to Raise Trout 435 Smithers, E.J. 64. Carp-culture in China. 249 Southwick, J.M.K. The Appearance of Sharks, Squid, Menhaden, and Frost-fish. 358 Sparks, George L. Porpoise Products. 415 Stearns, Robt. E. C. Edible Shell-fish found near Cuba. 311 Stearns, Robt. E. C. Note on the Clams of the Pacific Coast. 356 Stearns, Silas, G. The Fisheries of Pensacola, Fla. 245 Stearns, Silas, G. Examination of the Fisheries in the Gulf of Mexico. 285 Stearns, W. A. The Labrador Fisheries. 6 Stone, Livingston, History of Operations at the Fish-hatching Stations on the McCloud River, California, from the beginning, August, 1872, to October, 1884. 28 Stone, Livingston, 157. Segregation of the Sexes of Trout. 448 Stover, E, S. Raising Carp in a Supposed Alkaline Water. 427 Swan, James G. Report on Black Cod of the North Pacific Ocean. 225 Tanner, Z.L. The Use of the Electric Light in Fishing. 464 Thorsteinson, A. American Halibut-fisheries near Iceland. 429 True, F. W. The Porpoise Fishery of Hatteras, N.C. 3 True, F. W. Report of a Trip to Long Island in Search of Skeletons of the Right Whale (Balaena cisarctica). 131 True, F. W. Notice of the Capture of a Male Pigmy Sperm-whale (Kogia breviceps) at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. 132 Valery-Mayet, Prof. Hatching Salmon Eggs at Montpellier, France, and Trouble with Fungus. 272 Verrill, A.E. How long will Oysters live out of Water. 161 Wange, P. Preservation of Bait. 200 Walker, C. H. Location of a Salmon Hatchery in Oregon. 309 Whitcombe, W. P. Shipment of Whitefish Eggs to the Ballarat Fish Acclimatization Society. 329 Wilcox, W.A. New England Fisheries from January 1 to March 31, 1885. 162 Wilcox, W.A. New England Fishery in Apri1, 1885. 166 Wilcox, W.A. New England Fisheries in May, 1885. 170 Wilcox, W.A. New England Fisheries in June, 1885. 197 Wilcox, W.A. New England Fisheries in July, l885. 332 Wilcox, W.A. New England Fisheries in August, 1885 442 Wood, W. M, Transplanting Lobsters to the Chesapeake--Experiments upon the Temperature they can Endure. 31 Worth, S.G. Prospectus of Striped Bass Operations for the Season of 1885. 35 Worth, S.G. Summary of Fish-cultural work in North Carolina. 365 Worthington, John. Falling off in the Fisheries of Malta. 400 Worthington, John. The Fisheries of Malta. 457 Wray, Leonard, 162. A Desire for Fish-culture in Malacca. 463 PERIODICALS AND MISCELLANEOUS. Anon. An Act to Protect the Fish in the Potomac River in the District of Columbia, and to Provide a Spawning ground for Shad and Herring in the said Potomac River. 180 Anon. Resolution Asking for the Abrogation of the Fishery Clause of the Washington Treaty, Passed at a Convention of New England Fishermen, which met at Gloucester, December 27,1884. 447 Deutsche Fischerei-Zeitung. Nuremberg Carp Exchange. 428 Norsk Fiskeritidende. The Iceland Shark-fisheries. 301 Norsk Fiskeritidende. Eels and Eelpots in Norway. 306 Norsk Fiskeritidende. Salting Roe in Norway. 410 Philadelphia Press. The Harvest of the Sea. 361 San Francisco Chronicle. Italian Fishermen in San Francisco. 281 -------------------------------------------------
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