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May 9. D. W. Babcock, Dansville, N. Y., two vines each of 
Livingston and Wheaton grapes. 
May 9. H. S. Anderson, Union Springs, N. Y., three Cayuga 
grape vines. 
May 16. Samuel Wilson, Mechanicsville, Penna two Lutie grape 
vines. 
~ October 19. Josiah Shull, Ilion, N. Y., one grape vine. 
November 2. T. C. Maxwell & Brother, Geneva, N. Y., several 
volumes of Holstein-Friesian Herd Book. 
March 10. T. V. Munson, Denison Texas, two Victoria Ever- 
-bearing mulberry trees. 

March 10. G. C. Bracket, Lawrence, Kan., cions of Measers — 
Weeping Russian mulberry. 
May 4. Jerome B. Rice, Cambridge, N. Y. Bice of Rices Globe 
Shaped Early Red Onion. 
March 9. Downing & Morris, Clinton, Ind., three freed of Kibby 
Golden Peach. 
March 14. E. T. Daniels, Kiona, Kan., two Marcella peach trees, 
March 14. A. T, Sanders, Plain Dealing, Bossier Parish, La., two 
Late Beauty peach trees. 
March 18. Chase Brothers Company, Rochester, N. Y., two trees 
each of Ostrander’s Early and Late peaches. 
March 28. W. M. Samuels & Co., Clinton, Ky., two trees each of — 
Sneed and Captain Edes peaches, 
April 5. G. H. & J. H. Hale, South Glastonbury, Conn., two 
Crosby peach. trees. | 
April 18. Julius Harris, Ridgeway, Orleans Co., N. Y., two Sur- 
prise peach trees. 
April 19. Greening Brothers, Monroe, Mich., two New Prolific 
peach. trees. 
April 22. Hoopes Brothers & Thomas, West Chester, Penn., two _ 
trees each of American Apricot, G. & A. and Butters Late peaches. 
April 238. S. R. Moore, Zanesville, O., two unnamed seedling 
peach trees. | 
April 26. Josiah Shull, Ion, N. Y,, some unnamed seedling | 
peach cions. 
April 28, J. 8. Ford, Pittsford, N. Y., two Ford’s Choice nae 
trees. 

