GIFTS TO THE STATION. 



Apple. 



August 1. J. E. Sheddan, Frieiidville, Teun., buds of Sheddan. 



August 3. Eli Marshall, Rheatown, Tenn., buds of Deaderich. 



August 3. Stark JJrothers, Louisiana, Mo., buds of Senator. 



August 17. William H. Smith, Leiper's Fork, Tenn., buds of 

 Allison and Striped July. 



N. Hallock, (Queens, N. Y., buds of Long Island Russet. 



August 21. H. M. MeCroskey, Glenloch, Tenn., buds of Mc- 

 Croskey. 



August 28. J. E. Lord, Pompanoosuo, Vt., buds of Houghton 

 Sweet. 



September 10. Professor Goff, Madison, Wis., buds of Hoadley. 



October 15 and November 14. J. D. Johnson, Miranda, Quebec, 

 cions of Fameuse from tree with brilliantly colored fruit. 



November 23. A. F. Clark, Raymondville, N. Y., cions of Oel 

 Austin. 



December 23. S. I). Willard, Geneva, N. Y., cions of Cox Or 

 ange Pippin and Ohio Nonpareil. 



Blackberry, 

 May 23. E. J. Vanbuskirk, Tyre, N. Y., white blackberry. 

 November 14. J. M. Alersereau, Cayuga, N. Y., ten plants of 



Mersereau. 



Carnations. 



June 1. The (,'ottage Caidfus, (iuceiit^, N. Y., twelve plants 

 each of Bridesmaid, Alaska, William Scott, Storm King, Lizzie 

 McGowan and Abundance, and six plants of Helen Keller. 



Cherry. 



August 3. Stark Brothers, Louisiana, Mo., buds of California 

 Advance and Black Tartarian. 



September 19. Oregon Wholesale Nurseries, Salem, Oregon, 

 buds of Lambert, Bing and Deacon. 



November 25. The Lovett Co., Little Silver, N. J., two trees 

 each of C<»ntennial and Plymouth on Mazzard. 



