In the work under consideration, she
begins with the first voyage of Columbus and brings us down to the
principal events of 1893; she is sparing of details, and has merely
skeletonized her theme, adding sufficient of incident, to avoid dryness.
It seems a meritorious and well-prepared work, and a chronological table
adds to its value.--_The Detroit Free Press._
=WILLIAM BEVERLEY HARISON=
=3 and 5 West 18th St.--44 East 49th St.=
=NEW YORK CITY=
SUPPLEMENT TO
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THE INAUGURATION.
We have a new President.
March 4th, William McKinley was duly inaugurated as Chief Officer of our
country.
For once the weather was perfect, and everybody was in the best of good
humor, and up early to see the sights. At about ten o'clock Major McKinley
was escorted from his hotel to the White House by a company of soldiers.
Here he was received by Mr. Cleveland, who up to the very last moment was
busy writing and attending to the final duties of his office.
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