. La fleuriste américain : un journal hebdomadaire pour le commerce. La floriculture ; fleuristes. nr l'American Fleuriste. Le 5 décembre dernier, Troy, N. Y., John Pickering, titulaire de la Wil- rive basse à serres Sycaway, suf- offert une sévère perte par le feu mardi matin. L'incendie a été découvert vers 15 heures au cours de l'atelier de rempotage à travers le toit de qui a étendu la cheminée d'une nouvelle chaudière qui a été installé récemment. L'incendie de se propager rapidement le long d'une con- necting structure pour les serres et seulement par des efl'orts pourrait les hommes sauver quelque chose ; que c'était quatre des sept maisons ont été détruites et la 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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