New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

waste and certain craft were employed 10 carry ~
ont 10 sea and dump il overheard Now 'he saui'
stun l. sold by the fishermen for $50 'o"'
Rhode Island makes a good showing eSi"c'aii'
in reference 10 the Mcnhadcn fisheries anu VIZ
models Of boats used in making the catch'S' III
thi. section viii be exhibited the boat IN WhIrn
Ida Lewis performed her heroic l'scucn I On h ,m
coast Ii may DE- incidentally mchii"h'u "'ic
that boat used by Grace DARING VIII hpP''n III; .i
the transportation department III conn c'ion WIN
the exhibits of Great Britain. =, III,
The firm of j. W. Mars'on, of Boston. VIII li''e
trate in tank the methods of 'i'ci'ih4 10 s'Ci'
They will have "A model OF the / wiiafi ana r'oI'-
houses contiguous thereto. with NODES oi We
smacks u~rd in this Industry. John H. Neal ~
Co.. Of the famous j wharf will pr','h, coi"Pic
hcnsivc exhibit of the entire ll>iing i'dufI!, pa
'iculafly that known the trade or commerce.
fisheries All the appliances in the way OF tacke
and IN" mannr! Of cIit and the s'ylc oil ili u
the craft Will he demonstrated by monclS ann ~
pictures. series Of photographs VIII aplr1r
upon the walls These pictures nave "''h
colorcd To represent nature and they give com
pl"te outline Of the work from TIE ,lh', Wv
Schooner leaves the wharf with ITS ny" ciuS'ef
of dOrict on deck until il returns with It's oad 81
G.h one of the-., Views represents the schooner
ont AZ sea- with fisherman in his dory arIAhslnE
his trawl line for the catching OF cod In Id'''
thor, i 10 feature OF the entire mac rnl. innan-
haddc or cod fishing trade which l. not demon
siritcd by the plcturs in the gallery OF inns hii'
Inland fishing /, represented by Minnesota
where a number of magnificent specimens OF the
fish which inhabrt the waters o! her manN IaK'S
and specimens of the migratory birds which Feed
upou tho-. waters are to he found. tdlliOrnl;t
ma kos "A good showing. also. of specimens Is Wei
of nlcfurc~ of scenes San Diego BAY. one OF
the most picturesque displays and. in fact, IN"
most attractive from artistic point OF view. j.
that OF Pennsy lvania. in IN" Western ANNEX. Inc
entire section of floor j. built over with frame
work ascending several feet INTO the ar. tnc
whole. being covered with bark The idea CON
vry,d j. that the space IS a mass OF ROCKS pc-
meath which there is cavern. A. one enters the
cavern h" hchOlds series of tanks hll,Ti Win
water 9rrarged around the exterior walls. IN"
plac. i dark. There j. it'll" waterfall IN on"
chamber These outer tanks appear like rlits III
the rocks, and here and 1h"r" behind the glass
the fishes OF various varieties are swimming back
and forth The light from the outside j. thrown
into the cavern through these glass tanks against
-Lo LARGER tank which stands in the chamber
containing the waterfall. and in which another
mas If fishes common 20 the Pennsylvania waters
are syn Swimming. . g.
Wisconsin also makes fine display. and i
will have special refHrrnc" to III" development
Of fish from the spawn ~ distributed by III" Coy
eminent und'' IN" car" Of ;h" niied States tisl
+ commission.
Mr. Collins chief Of the department. has worked
with much energy for IN" success OF Tins bial"li
# the Exposition. Certainly one cannot Nl>l'
the dcnartment and MAKE u tour through it, Sc
lions without frclinn greatly IMPRESSED IL 10 III"
rcsul, of hi industry and the visitor Will obtain
at tie same time information regarding the entlr"
family of fishes as we'll A. about the nature and
extent Of the product. which he could not acquire
in Lifetime of reading upon the subject.