Tom Rogers, and the heirs of W. A. Bell, Israel Walker, Henry Shaw, Thomas Bailey, and Joseph WatsonUnited States. Congress. House. Committee on Claims · First published 1936Open the Tome
The private library of the late W.D. Faul, Brooklyn, N.Y., sold by order of the executors : autograph manuscripts of O. Henry, first editions of Joseph Conrad, O. Henry, Joseph Hergesheimer and others, together with books, maps, and views of New York City, including Stokes' Iconography of Manhattan Island; in a separate alphabet : library sets of standard authors, colored costume books, books designed by Bruce Rogers; from the libraries of W. Horace Locher, White Plains, N.Y., sold by his order; and the estate of Charles Mortimer Englis, New York City, sold by order of Maude L. Englis, executrix, Bankers Trust Co. of New York, trustees, Graham, McMahon, Buell & Knox, attorneys for executrix and trusteesAnderson Galleries, Inc · First published 1926Open the Tome
In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, no. March session, 1908, American Dredging Co., libellant, v. schooner "Henry O. Barrett," respondent, and tug "James Mccaulley," repondent, and Elliott W. Rogers, master, etc., libellant, v. tug "James Macaulley," respondent and dredge "Columbia," respondentElliot W. Rogers, American Dredging Company, James McCaulley (Tug), Henry O. Barrett (Schooner), United States. Court of Appeals (Third Circuit) · First published 1908Open the Tome
