The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-11
HATCIIEDiN FULTON MARKET
The Newest Discoveries In ri-cscniture- The
Force or Training Even In IIsh Onc
Buyer sold The Maine Game Law.

The Ncwe-t discoveries In riscicuiture- The
Force or Training Even In I1sh Onc
Buyer sold The Nainc Game Law.
Eugene o. Blnckfbrd, tho fish dealer IN
Fulton Market. hae. in q Ferguson Matching jar.
800 tiny California salmon. wrlgging about.
Matched from eggs received In tho market.
Livingstone Stono Of the United Stufca FAh
Commissions establishment on tho St Cloud
river California. sent the cgGs. and on OF ~
they were put into the hht1hlng jar the same rs
those used in thu Druid Hill Matching es,ab-
lishncnt. Maryland. on the day Of their arrival.
On the 18th inst. I'VE had hatshcd. Tho jar looks
like largc candy jar. Tn eggs were p.n ed
on sievc-likc trays. ono above the other. in the
iar. ma krpt apart by wires hs tho cses
ha,"hcd. The fsh slipped through the mcshos
Of the sCino into Tho bottom ~ the Jar whore
fresh WINTER is Kept IN circumiion In Hwcek
after tho five hatrhcl. AS Of the 500 eggs turned
into ilsh. Thrco hundred now remain. Some
sharp shells ia the sand on tho bottom OF the inr
cut the tender f4h and Killed. many Each Is
about three fouitha Of an inch long and hns
underneath tranf parent pink unbilical snck.
from which the tiny creature oltains its entire
nourishmcnl. Through n microscope the blood.
TINT glvcs the sack lis color. ran be- seen circu-
.tng. rho snck conlraols Day by day. Atcr
n part Of the nsh'a skin underneath. Then tho
eulmon's instinct leads Il to e'ek iis own food.
Sngulnrly. ~ experiments have shown. II feed
Ing 10y hnnd-usuuy with chopped liver forced
through asriy'. II brt'un. th"n II must b. kept
W: for the Ash s cus " domosti ,aied. nn1
enrne t'nt It's wants VIII 30 supplied. II nrti-
n'lal fr'ling IL stopped, It will siarye h'fpr" II
VIII look out for ita".. Therefor, il is now pnl
into the stream to he stocked with snlmon Just
as soon as tho unhili nl sack Is Absorb cd.
Tho Eggs. whom sHni. were put into closed
cans containing q thousand cnrh. pnckod in wet
m,~--, ana transport IL an II Refrigerator tnr.
Tho t'mr ,rnturn Is about the sHmr us That in
not b" ihkrn, the eyes would hatrh dur NJ he
luurncy. The cost OF the Gigs. from the
handling Of thom on the st. Cloud river. Cali
lurnin 20 their receipt - tho United states Fish
Commis- toner's establishment at BuckspOrt,
NJ. II dollar thousand;
Tine experiment Of introducing the California
salmon into E14t'rn wnters tx made through
| the Efforts of spencer +. Baird TO as'rrtuin
whether viii i've IA warmer wat. rs than those
| Fred Mnthcr of the I sh Commiss ION took
ihrec Thousand cggr 10 England lew days ago.
| 10 distribute there. and in France. Belgium
| ana t"i many. Tor IN" sam" purpose. Ihn~ TAR.
the most southrrly streams that have been
stocked ar' thosr IN Maryland running into the
Tho rato of growth Of the Atlantic salmon hns
been in..Dniously us 'cltaned. To the grizzly
adipos" I'm n platinum tx was attached.
stamped with the date. ON winch the hsh was
st irrr. and. MISC. it, weight. when one was
] caught Il WAS weighed and tho time rerkon III
M from the time of lis rrleasr. Thus " Is
known that the rate u growth a. slow during
III. fra, an rrn v,ra nf M, itsh'a ~ af.n,.n nj
! The ruie of the California snlnun'S growth in
The Eusi Is ~, known. hut IL is c,rnin thnt ngss
90 That flsN iiut We're placed IN ia" Connect at
rV'r in 1879 have become this summer FISH
weishing mr." rounds-ior thcy nave been
Tho Atlantic snlnion has 1nrr favor than
! tho PI'ih AMI is hantsomnr and more grucH-
! tai. the California salmon l. larger aud moro
| Go. Sei ilrn"' therH would nnNc been Mite
use ia lirins NJ thr hitter 10 tbs coast W r, il
| ult tnut possibly thu G ilifornm n-h nuv hvc in
waters vi this section where tnc l. stcrn salmon
ryuuDt
Mr. BLACK ford rerolved sound eooldlnq yes
| t"rday hy "a Boston spousmHn for exhibiting
| prob hit'i between sept and April /. The
! -play " the snc' klei beauties and m" indig-
,, ~ ~ ~, W. , "n ~
! Boston nun hnd gone away. Mr.. Bnrtlnrl ny
planned TINT IN" trout are m sn'e,,o oq"ossl
/ from buno--o'. or Ihng"iy lax. NJ me. ami
/ thatN- they ony apl"ur from OF. 10. when
/ tH.y ilrnly iili the streams l"Hding - That
/ lnf'. anil rs suddenly disappear twenty days
ait"rWnri. they nre specially 'Nriupt-d from tn"
! prov IONS OF the Maine Game law. They nIe
| never either lar,rr or smaller thnn "A nnn' /.
/ hands span IN lon .'h. Thu rpuntryninn gather
] them 10y the hu-nr md smoke ursiIt tlusn for
! hpnr u-". They dil.r To- m the sahn1 fJi'Itr-
! Us. or common hrook trout. iu that tNeIr h.tDs
! have % durk blue velvet pie, and tie ,"rinllnn
| spots dottns th" sides from eiils TO caulnl fin
| are not surrounded with the st"el-sray halOthNt
! j. seen on the common trout. II Is narrow
! through the shoulders. and Is 81 uniform en.sth
| ufuughuut TINS 10 the second lot ever seen in
Mr. Blnrh'ord had some in 1874. and WIS
nearly hauled into court md fined SO trout
/ for violating the Game Law. A lawyer to make
| out "a clear oasr against him. bought several
] pounds. Mr. BnekfOrd, su-peting hi. pur-
/ pose tucked on the round price. IT ~ pound.
/ The lawyer tOoS his trophies to the sportsman
i5a a rorE Snepeyw rS' n pa sure
/ ID You didl" the lawyer emculuted. stepping
back. Yes; and they are specially exemgled
! lawyer gathered up his fish and documents. and
| the case was not taken into court