Speyer, James, a letter of introduction to, 297 a present to author, 304 and the University Settlement movement, 299 as friend and employer, 299 as philanthropist, 298, 299 author becomes secretary to, 297 _et seq._ marriage of, 304 tact and kindly feeling of, 298 Speyer, Sir Edgar, 298, 300 Spiritualism, a doctor’s exposition of, 52, 53 Spiritualist, a cement-maker as, 55 Staten Island, a cricket match on, 85, 86 Stephen, Sir George, 65 Stevenson, R. L., a dictum of, 78 Stewart, Sir Donald, 65 Storey, Mr., editor of _Harper’s Young People_, accepts an article by author, 84 Strathcona, Lord, 5 Studd brothers (cricketers), 23 Sullivan, Tim, and his rival saloon, 19 Tammany Hall, a Committee of Investigation into methods of, 232 Tammany system, the, 97, 107 the “Tenderloin” region and, 183 Temperance and General Life Assurance Company, author’s post in, 6, 18 Terry, Ellen, interview with, 106 Theosophical Society meetings, attendance at, 107 Theosophy, author’s early interest in, 32 “The Interpreters,” by A. E., 218, 219 “The Listener,” 163, 266 Tombs Police Court and Prison, the, 99 trial of Boyde at, 200 Toronto, author as hotel proprietor in, 39 Understanding, a spiritual wisdom, 270, 271 Union League Club dinner, author’s maiden speech at, 5, 291 University Settlement movement, the, James Speyer and, 299 “Vagrant’s Epitaph, A,” 290 van Horne, Sir William, 5, 65 Vermin-infested bedroom, an uncomfortable night in a, 85 Wallace, Professor, of Edinburgh University, 14 Whitey, a parting present of a bottle of rye whisky, 234, 237 hints to author, 96-98 Withrow, Dr., editor of _Methodist_ Magazine, 6 _et seq._ Yonkers theatre, a realistic scene in a, 257 Zogbaum, illustrator, 158 PRINTED BY CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED, LA BELLE SAUVAGE LONDON, E.C.4. F. 20.1023 Transcriber’s Notes • Italics represented by _underscores_. • Small caps converted to ALL CAPS. • Footnotes renumbered consecutively and moved to below the paragraph in which they were referenced. • Obvious typographic errors silently corrected. • Variation in hyphenation kept as in the original. • P. 196: changed “an awful looked” to “an awful look” to make the sentence grammatical.