Contents
| I. | Our Sins in the Past | [11] |
| II. | Our Fight for the Home | [65] |
| III. | Our Plight in the Present | [117] |
| IV. | Our Grip on the To-morrow | [155] |
List of Illustrations
LECTURE II
| At the Old Five Points | [90] |
| The “Old Church Tenements” | [92] |
| Gotham Court | [94] |
| Midnight in Gotham Court | [94] |
| The Alderman’s Tenements | [96] |
| Little Susie | [98] |
| Tenement Where a Home was Murdered | [100] |
| A “Drunken” Flat | [102] |
| In a Baxter Street Yard | [104] |
| Shanty Dwellings in a Tenement Yard | [104] |
| Washing in an Italian Flat; the Tea Kettle Used as a Wash Boiler | [106] |
| Pietro and his Father | [108] |
| Sister Irene and her Little Ones | [110] |
| The Open Trench in the Potter’s Field | [112] |
| “The Way Out”—Bedtime in the Five Points House of Industry Nursery | [114] |
LECTURE III
| A Typical Tenement House Block | [126] |
| The Only Bathtub in the Block | [128] |
| The Riverside Tenements | [130] |
| Lodgers at “Five Cents a Spot” | [132] |
| They “Lived Nowhere” | [136] |
| Joining “the Club” | [138] |
| Hell on Earth | [140] |
| The City and Suburban Homes Company’s Model Tenements; The Alfred Corning Clark Block | [142] |
| The “To-morrow” | [144] |
| It is Five Years Since the Bend Became a Park | [146] |
| In the Public School of To-day | [150] |
| Saluting the Flag | [152] |