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[Illustration: "'Why, Uncle Solon, is that you?' exclaimed Mark."--Page
7. _Mark Mason's Victory._]




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.

Copyright, 1899, by A. L. BURT.

MARK MASON'S VICTORY.

BY HORATIO ALGER, JR.




CONTENTS.


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     