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lot no. reserve prices. 
124. Rjeralfine, Norway. .25 
125. Sardonyx, i side polished, 2x2^ in. .50 
126. 3 specimens, one each of Sardonyx, 
Onyx and Moss Agate, i side pol¬ 
ished, each in. .25 
127. Selenite crystal, terminated, 4 in. long, 
Mich. -lo 
128. Another, same locality, 2^x4^ in.^ .25 
129. Splendid piece of polished Serpentine 
ixi>^ in. .50 
130. Silver Copper Glance, Elk., Nev. .25 
131. Silver Glance and Cerargyrite, Hamil¬ 
ton, Nev. .25 
132. Sphalerite, Cumberland, England; a 
magnificent museum specimen, weigh¬ 
ing 73 lbs. 25.00 
133. Smithsonite, Pa., 2 lbs. .15 
134. Smithsonite, Aix la Chappelle, Bel¬ 
gium, 3x3 in. .25 
135. Spinel, Amity, N. Y., i doz. loose 
crystals Yz to % in. i.oo 
136. Stephanite, Mexico, 2x2 in, .25 
137. Sterlingite, Sterling, Mass., 2x3 in. .20 
138. Stilbite, Cape Blomidon, N. S. 4x6 in. .35 
139. Stibnite, Japan. .25 
140. Tellurium, Colo. .25 
141. Thetis hairstone, small, R. I. .10 
142. 10 lbs. Thompsonite, Minn. i.oo 
143. 5 Brazilian Topaz, uncut. .50 
144. 20 False Topaz, uncut. .35 
145. Radiated Tourmaline Warwick, Mass., 
3>^x 3J^ in. .25 
146. Peat Tremolite and Hexagonite, Ed¬ 
wards, N. Y. .25 
147. Troosite in Calcite, Franklin Furnace, 
N. J., 3x3 in. .25 
148. Turquoise in matrix, Los Cerillos, N. 
M. , ij^x2in. .25 
149. Ulexite, Windsor, N. S., 2x2 in. .25 
150. Uraninite, Middletown, Conn., 3 lbs. .50 
151. Vauxenite, Ogdensburg, N. Y. .25 
152. Vesuvianite, Raymond, Me., very fine, 
3 lbs. _ ^ .50 
153. Washingtonite, Newton, Conn. .25 
154. Wernerite, perfect crystals, Pierpont, 
N. Y., 2x2 in. .25 
155. Wernerite over Albite and Ferguson- 
ite, Laurenkarre, Abo., 3x3 in. .25 
156. Willemite, perfectly terminated crys¬ 
tal in spar in , Ogdensburg, 
N. Y._ _ _ .25 
157. Wulfenite, Bleiburg, Cerinthia, 3Z4 in. i.oo 
158. Zincite, N. H., very fine, 2x3 in. .25 
159. Zincon crystal, Siberia, ixi in. .25 
160. Same, small, i doz. .25 
161. A fine lot containing one specimen 
each of Actinolite, R. I. ; Allenite, 
Edenville, N. Y. ; Bloodstone, Nor¬ 
way; Boltonite, Bolton, Mass.; Cer¬ 
argyrite, Chile ; Chiastolite, Chester, 
Mass.; Chrysolite in Lava, Vesuvius; 
Cocolite, Orange, N. J. ; and Cup¬ 
rite, Cornwall, Eng. i.oo 
162. Contains one specimen each of Agate, 
Brazil; Albite, Mass.; Amazonstone, 
Colo.; Anthopyllite ; Apatite, Egan- 
LOT NO. RESERVE PRICES. 
ville, Ont.; Auriferous Pyrite, Idaho 
Springs, Colo.; Basalt, Brava, Cape 
de Verde Islands; Biotite, Mass.; 
Chrysolite, Cherokee Co., N. S. ; 
Cinnabar, Napa Co , Cali ; Cocco- 
lite and Columbite, Middletown, 
Conn. I.oo 
163. One each Asbestos, Mass.; Cassinite, 
Media Co., Pa.; Heulandite, Cape 
Blomidon, N. S.; Hypersthene, Berks 
Co., Pa ; Laumonite; Jordanite, 
Switzerland; Ribbon Jasper, Spain; 
Green Jasper, Saugus, Mass.; Para- 
columbite, Taunton, Mass.; Rhodon¬ 
ite, Chesterfield, Mass.; Spodumenc, 
Peru, Me ; Wernerite, Bolton, Mass.; 
and Wollastonite, N. Y. i.oo 
164. One each Orange Calcite, Eganville, 
Out.; Green Calcite, Keweenaw 
Point, Mich.; Calcite Group, Egre- 
mont, Eng.; Calcite crystals on 
Sphalerite, Jojilin, Mo.; Emery, 
Chester, Mass ; Epidote, P'airhaven, 
Mass ; Galena, NewLuryport, Mass.; 
Geode, Keokuk, Iowa; Gypsum 
X L D, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Ilorn 
Silver, Mexico; Jefferisite, Nevada, 
and Lava, Azores. i.oo 
165. One each Moonstone, Onyx, Padan, 
Mex.; Siliceous Oolite, Chester, 
Mass.; Porphyry, Mass.; Group 
Quartz, Arkansas; Serpentine, Ches¬ 
ter, Mass.; Specular Iron and Quartz, 
Cumberland, Eng.; Stalactite, Bis- 
bee, Ariz; Sulphur and Celestite, 
Gerghenti, Sicily; Talc, N. C.; Red 
Tourmaline; IBack Tourmaline; 
Uraninite, Middletown, Conn.; and 
Wulfenite, Tombstone, Ariz. i.oo 
166. One each Rutile, Mass.; Corundum, 
N. C.; Polybasite, Nev.; Azurite, 
Ariz.; Autunite, Eng.; Dog Tooth 
Calcite, Eng.; Baryta, Eng.; Brown 
Spar, Mass ; Amagdoloid, Mass.; 
and Magnesite, Ark. .75 
167. One each Magnetite, Pa.; Silicified 
Wood, S. D.; Quartz, So. Paris, Me.; 
Dendritic Rhyolite, S. D.; Pink Cal¬ 
cite, Mich ; Black Jack Blende, S. D.; 
Actinolite, Mass.; Amagdalaid, Mass.; 
Rhomb Spar, Wis.; and Quartz 
crystal, Ark. .50 
168. Cockscomb Quartz, R. I.; Cone Cal¬ 
cite, Iowa; Galenite in Quartz, R. I.; 
Rhomb Spar, R. L; Sulphur in Sel¬ 
enite, Sicily; Chalcedonized Wood, 
S. D ; Rombdite, Pa.; Galenite, Mo.; 
and Amethyst, Wis. .75 
169. Limonite, Drusy Quartz, Smoky 
Quartz, Rose Quartz, Hornblende in 
Rhomb Spar, white. Rhomb Spar, 
pink, all from R. I.; Galenite, Mass.; 
and Jasper, Wis. .50 
170. One each Bowenite, R. I.; Ferruginous 
Quartz, N. Y.; Copper Ore, Mont.; 
Native Silver, Mont.;'Chromite, Med. 
