The fine libraries of the late Mrs. Benjamin Stern, removed from Roslyn, L.I., and of the late Edward Perry Warren, Portland, Maine, autograph letters by Sir Walter Scott from the collection of William L. Clements, Bay City, Michigan, autograph letters by S.L. Clemens, the property of E.W. Evans, Oil City, Pennsylvania, and other properties
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