LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Herbert Randolph emerges from the cellar in which he
has been kept a prisoner,		[Frontispiece.]
The Great City,[10]
“You evidently know all about propriety, so here is my
hand,” said Herbert,		[13]
Herbert Randolph in the Post Office,[17]
Memories of country life—The greeting by the way,[23]
The benevolent old gentleman presses money on the
country boy,		[27]
The country boy finds a well filled pocket book,[29]
The country boy to the rescue,[31]
At the Boss Tweed Restaurant,[33]
A Glimpse of Wall Street,[35]
Herbert Randolph finds himself among a mob of
rival applicants,		[37]
Gunwagner and Felix agree upon a plan,[48]
Young Randolph handed Ray into the carriage with
just enough embarrassment in his manner to interest her,		[51]
Bob Hunter, alone in his room, wonders what has
become of his new friend,		[59]
Tom Flannery,[64]
Bob Hunter speaks up for Herbert,[71]
Bob Hunter plays the detective,[77]
A surprise for Felix Mortimer,[85]
Young Randolph at last falls asleep exhausted,[92]
Suddenly realizing his horrible situation, Herbert sprang
upon the bench with a pitiful cry of terror,		[105]
Gunwagner pursuing the boys,[111]
Gunwagner bursts into the room in a furious mood,[121]
Gunwagner in the hands of the police,[130]
Young Randolph and Bob Hunter confront Felix Mortimer
and charge him with his villainy,		[147]
“Tom,” said Bob, “here’s a five for you.”[155]
The great banquet,[163]
Bob and Tom coming out of the bank,[179]
Herbert’s first visit to the banker’s house,[185]
“You embarrass me,” said Herbert, blushing,[187]
Tom Flannery in delirium,[194]
Young Randolph again in the ranks of the unemployed,[200]
Herbert Randolph shoveling snow,[203]
Herbert Randolph working on the hoist,[206]
Tom Flannery’s deathbed,[216]
Tom Flannery’s funeral,[221]
Ray reading to Mrs. Flannery,[222]
Mrs. Flannery and the two boys in their new home,[225]
Gunwagner in prison,[234]
Bob Hunter, the student and young business man,[239]