The library formed by Abraham Goldsmith, New York City, sold by his daughter, Mrs. Leo Kessel; books, autographs, and mementos from the James Whitcomb Riley homestead, Greenfield, Indiana, sold by order of Mrs. Mary B. Hayes; selections from the collection George B. Thummel, Omaha, Nebraska; a further selection from the collection of the late Jahu Dewitt Miller ... and other properties
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