Pictures of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York city, by C. A. Vanderhoof.
The Uses of a Cathedral

Rt. Rev. Henry C. Potter ... 565

DECEPTION, THE, OF MARTHA TUCKER: AN AUTOMOBILE EXTRAVAGANZA.... Charles Battell Loomis...... 291

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"GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE, A": A STORY OF OKLAHOMA

W. P. Trent

HUXLEY AS A LITERARY MAN (Prize Essay in "The Century's" Competition)..James E. Routh, Jr.....
INDISCRETION, THE, OF JOHN HENRY (A Story of a Woman's Club)..

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Walter Leon Sawyer
Elene Foster

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JEROME, WILLIAM TRAVERS. See "Lincoln, The Tone of."
"KING JAMES" OF BEAVER ISLAND: JAMES JESSE STRANG
With portrait by George T. Tobin, after a daguerreotype.

With portrait sketch by Cecilia Beaux.

LINCOLN, CHARACTERISTIC GLIMPSES OF:

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I. Lincoln's Application for a Railway-Pass (facsimile and note)
II. Lincoln and Kentucky. With an unpublished portrait
The Tone of Lincoln..

MCKINLEY, PRESIDENT.

Impressions of President McKinley

With portraits from photographs by George C. Cox.
Some Personal Characteristics of President McKinley.
McKinley-Roosevelt

Liberty and Happiness, in the Light of a Recent Tragedy.
The Comfort of the Trees: The Dying President

MAN, THE, WITH A MESSAGE FOR THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL.
MARCONI AND HIS TRANSATLANTIC SIGNAL.

I. Prefatory Note......

II. Authoritative Record of Mr. Marconi's Work
With illustrations made for the author.

MARIONETTE THEATER, A, IN NEW YORK..

Pictures by Arthur I. Keller.

MATHILDE, THE PRINCESS, THE SALON OF

Picture by André Castaigne, and portrait.

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Worthington C. Ford.

MOUNT VERNON, A VISIT TO, A CENTURY AGO: CONVERSATIONS WITH WASHINGTON.W. M. Kozlowski
Introduction by

Picture by Harry Fenn, portrait, and facsimile.

MR. APPLEBY'S VOTE......

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"POPPIES, THE, IN THE WHEAT" (Prize Story in "The Century's " Competition). Katharine Fullerton..
PSYCHOLOGY, A POINT IN

.Editorial

Pictures from photographs, and decorations by Ellen Macauley.
SEDGWICK, ANNE DOUGLAS. See "Rescue" and "Novelist."

Sign, At the, of THE CARBOY: A CHRONICLE OF BOTTLES (Collectors Series). Emma Carleton..

Pictures by Alfred Brennan.

STRIKE, THE, ON THE SCHLAFEPLATZ RAILROAD

John Luther Long

Pictures by Frank Ver Beck.

STUART'S, GILBERT, PORTRAITS

Engraved on wood by Henry Wolf.

With portrait and facsimiles....

Charles Henry Hart

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TENNYSON, PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF.
W. Gordon McCabe.... 642, 722
TESTIMONIAL, THE: A RURAL COMEDY. Pictures by Florence Scovel Shinn .. Gelett Burgess
280
THACKERAY IN THE UNITED STATES
..James Grant Wilson....221, 335
Portraits of Thackeray, and reproductions of letters and original sketches by him.

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Daniel H. Burnham..........

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201, 320, 355

Pictures by Jules Guérin and Henry McCarter, and maps, plan, and drawings.
White City and Capital City....

WEST, THE.

The Great West

The Settlement of the West: A Study in Transportation...

Pictures by Frederic Remington, portraits, and maps.

Editorial
Emerson Hough

The Old Stage-Coach of the Plains. Frontispiece in color, after paint-Frederic Remington, facing 321
ing by.

The Old Régime in the Southwest: The Reign of the Revolver in Albert E. Hyde...

New Mexico.....

Pictures by J. N. Marchand.

"The Plains Across" (The Overland Trip to California in the Fifties).. Noah Brooks..

John Allan Wyeth.
..John Charles McNeill..

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554

Pictures, printed in color, by Maxfield Parrish. Decorations by R. Weir Crouch.
MOTHER, TO MY

NEGRO SONGS, FOUR...

Pictures by E. W. Kemble.

I. The Possum and the Coon; II. Profession vs. Practice; III. The Stolen
Melon; IV. The Catfish.

NEIGHBOR-CHILDREN, A FEW..

Pictures by Florence Scovel Shinn.

I. Fool-Youngens; II. A Gustatory Memory; III. Billy and his Drum;
IV. In the Kindergarten of Noble Song; V. A Diverted Tragedy;
VI. Thomas the Pretender.

OFFICER BRADY (The Modern Recruit).

Decoration by G. Alden Peirson.

PRESIDENT, THE NEW: A PRAYER.

RATTLESNAKE, THE.....

RIVERS OF GOLD, BY THE..

Decoration by F. I. Bennett.

Pictures and decorations by Orson Lowell. Half-tone plates engraved by H. C. Merrill and F. H.
Wellington.

Page 99. For "Wautoga settlements" read "Watauga settlements."

With regard to the statement that in "1779" John Sevier "was still struggling to safeguard his once famous
Free State of Frankland," it must be said that Frankland was not organized until 1785, and that its name was
subsequently changed to Franklin.

The statement that James Robertson was "not yet thirty" in 1779 is incorrect, since he was born in June,
1742, and was therefore in his thirty-eighth year in 1779.

Page 100. By a transposition of titles John Sevier's portrait is designated as that of James Robertson, and
vice versa.

Page 102. For "John Quincy Adams, senator," read "Josiah Quincy, representative."

Page 233. The drawing of the "Thackeray Valentine" proves to have been the work of one of the daughters
of Thackeray, and not of the novelist himself.

Page 559. In the article on "Lincoln and Kentucky" the dates of the marriage bond and the wedding of
Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks are, apparently by errors in copying, given as June 10, 1805, and September
22, 1805, while the facsimiles of the marriage bond, and of the marriage list of the officiating minister, as
printed in Nicolay and Hay's "Life," show that the bond was given on June 10, 1806, and the ceremony oc-
curred June 12, 1806. The county clerk, in copying the minister's list, blundered as to the sequence of dates,
and gave to the Lincolns the date belonging to the next couple on the list, which is the origin of the error by
which the marriage, previous to the "Life," had been dated September 23, 1806.