MARK MASON'S VICTORY
THE TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS OF
A TELEGRAPH BOY.

BY Horatio Alger, JR.,
Author of "Joe's Luck," "Tom the Bootblack," "Dan the Newsboy," "The Errand Boy," etc., etc.

ILLUSTRATED.

NEW YORK:
A. L. BURT, PUBLISHER.

CHAPTER		PAGE
[I]	Two Strangers from Syracuse	[1]
[II]	Where Mark Lived	[10]
[III]	An Unexpected Call	[17]
[IV]	A Night at Daly's	[25]
[V]	Mark as a Hero	[34]
[VI]	"The Evening Globe"	[42]
[VII]	The Great Mr. Bunsby	[50]
[VIII]	A Scene in Mrs. Mack's Room	[57]
[IX]	An Adventure in a Fifth Avenue Stage	[65]
[X]	An Important Commission	[74]
[XI]	Mr. Hamilton Schuyler is Astonished	[78]
[XII]	Mr. Schuyler has a Bad Time	[90]
[XIII]	Mark Starts on a Journey	[99]
[XIV]	The Telltale Memorandum	[108]
[XV]	A Railroad Incident	[116]
[XVI]	Mark as a Detective	[124]
[XVII]	Mark Makes a Call on Euclid Avenue	[132]
[XVIII]	A Midnight Visit	[140]
[XIX]	At Niagara Falls	[149]
[XX]	A Newspaper Paragraph	[157]
[XXI]	Mark Returns Home	[165]
[XXII]	A Crafty Schemer	[178]
[XXIII]	Mark's Good Luck	[182]
[XXIV]	The Two Sisters Meet	[190]
[XXV]	Maud Gilbert's Party	[199]
[XXVI]	An Important Commission	[207]
[XXVII]	Last Instructions	[215]
[XXVIII]	Mark at Omaha	[219]
[XXIX]	Nahum Sprague and his Orphan Ward	[223]
[XXX]	A Circus in Mr. Sprague's Yard	[229]
[XXXI]	Philip Finds a Friend	[239]
[XXXII]	Nahum Sprague's Surprise	[247]
[XXXIII]	A Change for Philip	[255]
[XXXIV]	On the Way Home	[264]
[XXXV]	Edgar Gets into Trouble	[272]
[XXXVI]	At the Fifth Avenue Hotel	[281]
[XXXVII]	Solon Talbot's Plans	[290]
[XXXVIII]	The Mining Stock is Sold	[299]
[XXXIX]	Conclusion	[302]

MARK MASON'S VICTORYTHE TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS OFA TELEGRAPH BOY.