The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-08

Edward Tatnall, ST., Delaware John Saul,
District of Columbia; M. S. Liftieheld,
Florida P. J. Berckmauns, Georgia D.
IS. Gausha, Illinois; DIR. Allen Furnas.,
Indiana; Mark Miller. Iowa; W.. III.
Howsley, Kansas; q. L. Huggins, Ken.
tucky !; 5. L. Goodalc, Maine; Robert
Manning, Massachusetts; A. T: Linaer.
William Muir, Missouri; j. II. Masters,
Nebraska; George W. Elwanger, New
York: JOHN Carp, New Hampshire; A.
S. Fuller, New jersey Joshua LINDSEY,
North Carolina; Robcrt ". Starr, NOVA
Scotia: DR.. J. a. Warder, Cincinnati ~.
W. Beadle, St. Catherine j. 5. Houghton,
Philadelphia J. z. Childs, Rhode lslanq )
ID. Fl. jacques, South Carolina; FREQ. II.
French. Tennessee; 4. S. Lipscomo, Ie1as'
Bartlett Bryant, Vermont Franklin DAWES
virginia .. s. Wiley, wisconsin. Nou
Foreign Fruits.-Geo. EiWansett, DIR.
York: c. NJ. Hoyey, MASSACHUSETTS, Lar
ter Earle. Illinois DR.. John A. Warde4rr'
Ohio: Edwin Hoyt, Connecticut; " H.
Mitchell, Pcnnsy iyania; r. L. Hunley'
1 Svnonvms and Rejected Frwts;-John
T Thomas. New York; John A. Warqer'
Ohio: ". c. Flaeg, Illinois; koDI. M Nan
=. ming, Massachusetts; j. ). Do"ner' hen
tucHy; w. c. Barry, New YORK. r,u,
Revision Of Catalogue.-f. Balryi Nc"
i noiN New YORK; ". c. Flag, Illinois !;
Robert Manning, Massachusetts; George
Huemann, Maine; p. j. Berckmans,
Georgia. ,,
PLACE OF NEXT MEETING.
The selection Of the place of the next
biennial meeting being in order, MIR. L. L.
Quinn, Of New Jersey, nominated Boston,
Mass, and sand that in doing so he was not
urnindiul oflhe claims ofhis own State as q
fruit. growing country, but thought IL pro-
per that the quarter centennial meeting OF
the society should be held ut the home Of
its distinguished and venerable PRESIDENT.
| MIR, Boswell, of Boston, cordially second
ed the nomination made by Mr.. Quinn, and
on behalf OF the Massachusetts Horticul-
tural Society cordially extended to the
society the use Of its rooMS for the exhibit
ton OF 1873.
Mcssrs. W. C. Tlasg and Parker Earle,
of Illinois, said they had entertained the
| hope that Chicago would be hOnored by
/! tie. meeting of the society in 1873, but
would tor this one time waive their claims
in favor Of Boston.
MIR. Allan, of Virginia, was in favor of
going to Boston Tilt was positively impos-
sble for the next meeting to be held in Viz
ginia.
Colonel Hardie, of Florida, in some
spirited remarks, which were loudly ap-
plaudcd, advocated the motion of Mr.
Quinn.
DR.. Howsley, of Kansas, who was in favor
Of LeuyenworIh, and adelegate, OF Indiana,
who preferred indianapolis, clso gracefully
submitted TO Boston.
A vote was then taken, and resulted in
the unanimous selection OF Boston.
D.. DISCUSSION on FRUITS.
Mr.. Flaeg, from the Committee on Gaia
loele Of Fruits, asked further time to conf
plete the catalogue, and explained its gene
, raj scope and object. He stated that here
! tofore no catalogue of fruits best adapted 10
cultivation in the South had been maze
! out. The Committee on business mad
therefore provided for discussion OF South
ern fruits this morning.
/ Col. Chambcrlaync, OF Virginia, said that
! frlllt-growers in his State had felt the want
of such q catalogue, and hoped that 1t
would be made out without delay.
! A general discussion upon apples en-
sued, eGcn delegate, as variety was pro-
posed, giving his opinion as to its success
in his State. We condenSe statement OF
the result:
Red Astrachan-Successfull and profit
ably raised in Florida, Georgia, South Car
olina, Virginia. North Carolina, the Gulf
Div productive IN Minnesota; hardy and
good bearer throughout New England;
much improved by grating in Kansas ; III
Mich gan not very productive, and liable 10
; d,seise and in Nebraska q good grower,
but uuiroductive.
american Summer Pedrmain. - Very
successful in Virginia, District OF Column
b;a, and Kansas; successful in Alabama,
Georgia. Kentucky, Nebraska, Minnesota,
Iowa, South Carolina, and Illinois, and un-
successful in Florida.
j. Early Hdrrest.-Fcry successful aud pro-
filahle in Geor.i:, Virginia, District of Co.
lunlbia, Kentucky. Maryland, and Alaba-
ma successful in Kansas, Nebraska, Lii
noiS, and South Carolina, anu unsuccessful.
in Florida.
Striped June or Early Red Market
Very successful IN South Carolina and
Iowa; successful IN Georgia, and unsuc-
ce>srul in Nebraska.
Summer Queen or Harnaony.-Very sue
cesslul in Maryland District Of Columbia,
Georgia, and Alabama, and successful IN
Virginia. This variety was referred 10 the
: Committee OH Native Fruits for Il report.
| Horse Apple, HuSs or HpSS.-Ncry sue
ces>rul>in Georgia anu Minnesota.
Carolina Rid June.-Fery successful in
Georgia, District Of Columbia, Maryland,
Virginia, South Carolina, Kentucky, Kun
: saS, Nebraska, and Alabama, and successful
! in Illinois and Iowa. MIR. Flagg, Of Illi-
; nois: This apple should be highly cult
waited.
! Summer S,reet Bough.-Very successful
in Vii GINA, District of Columbia, Mary
land, Kentucky, and Connecticut; and sue
cessful in Georgia, Kansas, Alabama, Michi-
gan, and Massachusetts.
i. autumn S1rcet Bough.-Very successful
/ in Kentucky.
Red Winter Pedrmain, or Red Lady
! Flnger.-Very successful in Georgia, Kan
sas, l. labama, and South Carolina; success
full in Iowa.
Carriers Blue.-Prof.ably cultivated in
! Georgia.
Carolina Greentng adapted to
Georgia. Kentucky, South Carolina, Ala
bama, and successful in District of Column
bia aud Maryland.
Bucktngham.-Nery we'll adapted to Geor-
gia, South Carolina. and Virginia; protfta-
, Die in Maryland and District of Columbia.
! TduntOn.-Well adapted to middle GeOr-
J gia, Kentucky, and Alabama.
, Ben Dauis.-Very successful in Georgia,
! Kentucky, Nebraska, Kansas, Illinois, and
Iowa moderately successful in Maryland,
District Of Columbia, Virginia, and Ala
bama.
Cannon Standardization In Dis.
trict of Columbia very successful In Ma
ryland, Virginia, Kansas, and Kentucky.
DR.. HoWsley, OF Kansas This apple was
introduced into Kentucky by Mr.. Ed.
Darnaby, of Virginia, i'll 1875. 1t originated
In Loudoun or Bedford county.
Holly Apple.-Good for Georgia, Kansas,
and Kentucky.
Observation-Disclosures in Alabama {;
good for Georgia and Kentucky.
Mdgnum or Cdrter.-Well adapted to
Kentucky, Alabama, and Kansas good in