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LOT NO. RESERVE PRICES. 
39. Magnificent group of Purple Fluor, 
Cumberland, England, 5x7, about 
TO lbs. 2.00 
40. Yellow Fluor Spar, Cumberland, En¬ 
gland, 5x5 in. .50 
41. Flowerite and Apatite, Franklin Fur¬ 
nace, N. J., 3x4 in. .25 
42. Five good specimens Franklinite, do. .50 
43 Galena covered with Iron Pyrites on 
Drusy Quartz, Cumberland, Eng., fine. .90 
44. Cube Galena, crystals from i to 2 in. 
in dia , Joplin, Mo., net. 15 lbs. .75 
45. Galenite and Pyromorphite, Chester 
Co., Pa., 2x3 in. .15 
46. Garnet ^ in. in dia , Russell, Mass. .25 
47. Garnet ^ in. in dia , Russell, Mass. .10 
48. Garnet in Spar, with crystal of Mica 
cutting in half large Garnet which is 
I in. in dia , Russell, Mass. i.oo 
49. Iron Garnet in. in dia., 12 perfect 
sides, Russell, Mass. .25 
50. Garnets in Mica Schist, Russell, Mass. 
3x4, 20 large Garnets to ^2 in. in 
dia., besides numerous smaller ones. 2.00 
51. Same with 6 large Garnets, 2x2 in. i.oo 
52. Another piece—2 large Garnets (^) 
and 4 small (j 4 ^) specimens I J^x I in. i.oo 
53. 2 good Alaska Garnets in matrix, each 
about ^ in. in dia., 3x3 in. i.oo 
54. 2 doz. small Arizona Garnets. .25 
55. 3 specimens, each about ixi in. of free 
Gold in quartz, Armador Co. Cali. .50 
56. Heliotroiie, 2x3 in., Norway. .10 
57. Crystallized Hematite in quartz, ^ in. 
in dia., Elba. .25 
58. 5 lbs. Hematite, good specimens. .25 
59. Hulandite, Cape Blomidon, N. S.,2x2. .25 
60. Crystal of Hornblende, 1x4 in. .75 
61. Free Hornblende crvstals or crystal¬ 
lized quartz, 33^x4 in. .50 
62. Hortonite, Orange Co , N Y., 3x3 in. .50 
63. lo var. Iron Pyrites, all good size. .50 
64. Isometric Iron Pyrites, Cornwall, En¬ 
gland, 2x3 in., very fine .50 
65. Jeffersonite crystal, Franklin P'urnace, 
N. J., 3x3 in. .25 
66 Jenkinsite, Monroe, N. Y. . .25 
67. Crystals of Lead and Zinc, with Chal- 
copyrite and quartz, England. .80 
68. 5 lbs Limonite, good specimens. .25 
69. Magnetic Iron Ore, Cumberland, R. I. 
3x3 in. _ .25 
70. Malachite, pseudomorph after Azurite. 
P'rance, very fine. .90 
71. Malachite, fibrous, gem quality. Chili, 
ij^x2 in. .50 
72. Margarite, Chester, Mass., 3x3 in. .25 
73 Landscape Marble, i side polished, 
fine, England, 2x5 in. .25 
74. Ruin Marble, i side polished, thin 
section, corner broken but mended, 
3^x4in., Tuscany. .25 
75- 55 square in. (several pieces), polished 
Fossil Coral (Bird’s Eye Marble), 
Lisbon, Iowa. i.oo 
76. II lbs. Masonite, R. I. i.oo 
LOT NO. RESERVE PRICES. 
77. Metacinabarite, Napa, Cali. .25 
78. Seven var. Mica, all good size. .10 
79. Green Mica, 7 in. in dia. .25 
80. Splendid specimen of Biotite from 
Russell, Mass., J 4 x 2 j 4 x 5 in. .20 
81. Ferruginous Mica, fine. Chesterfield, 
Conn., 3x4 in. .25 
82. Molybdenite, Australia, 23^x3 in. .25 
83. Molybdenite, Cumberland, R. I. .15 
84. Nailhead Caicite on Fluorspar, Galena 
and Spalerite, England, 3x4 in. .45 
85. Nailhead Calcites or Pearl Spar, En¬ 
gland, 3 lbs. .25 
86. Nickel, Newberry, Mass., 2x3 in. .25 
87. 10 lbs. Obsidian, Mexico. 1.50 
88. Olivenite, Cornwall, England. .25 
89. 0 ]Dal in matrix, Australia, Opal sur¬ 
face J^x^ in. I.oo 
90 Semi-Opa!, Mexico, 2x3 in. .15 
91. Brazilian Onyx, i side polished, 4x5 in. .50 
92. Mexican Onyx, i side polished, 3x4 in. .40 
93. Orpiment, Hungary, 2x2 in. .35 
94. Paysbergite, Sweden. 3x3 in. i.oo 
95 Pectolite, very fine, Nova Scotia. .25 
96. 3 lbs. Jasperized Wood, Arizona. .25 
97. Petrified Wood, ^X4X5, i side polished, i.oo 
98. Same, in. 2.00 
99. Petzite, Colo., 2x3 in. .25 
100. Phacolite, Bohemia. .50 
Id. Popcorn Caicite, Wind Cove, S. D., 
3x4 in. .10 
102. Pyrargyrite, Freiburg, Saxony. .25 
103. Pyrite Blende, Derby, England. .25 
104. Pyrite on Fluorite, N. J., fine, ij^x2 in. .25 
105. Pyroxene and Feldspar, both X L D., 
434x5J^x 2, extra nice, N. Y. .75 
106. Mass of Pyroxene crystals, Oxford, 
Ont , 2x2 in. .25 
107. Pyroxene, N. Y., elegant specimen, 
3^x4 in. ^ _ .75 
108. Red Ferruginous quartz, choice termi¬ 
nated cr\stals, Cumberland Eng., 3x4 .50 
109. Quartz with enclosed Hornblende, i 
side polished. Diamond Hills, R. I., 
3x3 in., locality exhausted. .50 
no. Groups on Milky Quartz crystals, 
Cumberland, Eng., 3x3 in. .20 
111. Another, 3x6 in. .25 
112. Group of Smoky crystals, R. I., 2x3 in. .20 
113. Twin Herkimer crystals, 2j^x2j4 in. .50 
114. 23 lbs. R. I. Quartz of various kinds. i.oo 
115. Group of Quartz, Weymouth, Mass., .25 
4 lbs. 
116. Group of Quartz (Smoky), Arkansas, 
6x10 in. I.oo 
117. Quartz crystal, N. C., nearly perfect, 
in. in dia. i.oo 
118. Group of Quartz, N. C., 12 lbs. i.oo 
119. Smoky Quartz covered with Oxide of 
Iron Silesia. .50 
120. Smoky Quartz crystal, Pikes Peak, 
Colo., nearly perfect, 6)4 long. .50 
121. Smoky Quartz crystal, same locality, 
3 in. long. _ .15 
122. Another i )4 iii- long. .05 
123. Tabular Quartz, R. I., 2x3 in. .25 
