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Sept. 12, 1887 Acc. 19588. F.A. Lucas & William Palmer, aboard the Schn. "Grampus" on a cruise to Newfoundland and Labrador during July and August, 1887. Sept. 26, Acc. 19640. U.S. Fish Commission, Woods Holl, Mass. Two boxes alcoholic specimens of fishes, hauls 2739-2749 of the Str. Albatross, containing two new species; a [[underlined]] Notacanthid [[/underlined]], & a new [[underlined]] Ceratiid [[/underlined]]. Sept. 28. Acc. 19650. Otto Gramm, Laramie, Wyoming, A specimen of [[underlined]] Coregonus williamsoni [[/underlined]] from the Snake R., Wyoming & Colorado, where it is called Grayling by the residents. Mr. Gramm states that these fish rise nicely to a fly during the evening, but not through the day.