. Die amerikanische Florist: Eine wöchentliche Zeitschrift für den Handel. Blumenkultur ; Floristen. nr Das American Florist. Dez. 5, Troy, N.Y., John Pickering, Inhaber der Wil - niedrige Bank Gewächshäuser Sycaway, suf-fered einen schweren Verlust durch Feuer am Dienstag Morgen. Das Feuer entdeckt wurde, ca. 3 Uhr über den Schuppen Verguss durch das Dach von dem erweiterten der Schornstein eines neuen Kessels, dass kürzlich installiert wurde. Das Feuer breitete sich rasch entlang einer con stromlos sein, Struktur in die Gewächshäuser und nur durch anstrengende efl' Orts konnten die Männer speichern nichts; da es vier von sieben Häuser wurden zerstört und die St

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. nr The American Florist. Dec. 5, Troy, N. Y. John Pickering, proprietor of the Wil- low Bank greenhouses at Sycaway, suf- fered a severe loss by fire on Tuesday morning. The fire was discovered about 3 o'clock over the potting shed through the roof of which extended the chimney of a new boiler that was recently installed. The blaze spread rapidly along a con- necting structure to the greenhouses and only by strenuous efl'orts could the men save anything; as it was four out of seven houses were destroyed and the stock in all of them lost. Mr. Pickering has estimated his loss at about $5, 000 while the insurance is in the neighbor- hood of $600. The loss is a severe one and practically places him out of busi- ness for the rest of the season. A. D. Carpenter, of Cohoes, has lately completed two new houses 4-0x200 feet, for carnations. The houses were com- pleted too late to be stocked this season and will be used about the middle of the winter for bedding plants. The material for the houses was supplied by Lord & Burnham and put together by local mechanics. James Moore, a violet grower of Water- vliet, suffered the loss of his boiler house and one-half his greenhouse through a fire that occurred over a week ago. Mr. Moore is now trying to adjust his loss with the insurance company. The firm of MulhoUand & Smith has opened a retail store on River street. Mr. Smith was a member of the firm of Boardman & Smith, recently dissolved. Sambrook & Sons have improved their store on Fulton street materially by renovating the interior. The improve- ments include green burlap wall covering set off with narrow gilt moulding panels, a white enameled stamped steel ceiling, and an abundance of light. R. D. Wasliliig:ton, Pa. The Washington Floral Company, which was organized in April last and whose capacious greenhouses are located on the company's own property east of town, formerly the McB

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