Each of the injured men received $4,000.
At this time every one was interested in the charity bazaar at the Astoria.

Society was on exhibition, and the public paid for the privilege of gazing at the men and women whose names filled the society columns.

Brewster frequented the booth presided over by Miss Drew, and there seemed to be no end to his philanthropy.

The bazaar lasted two days and nights, and after that period his account-book showed an even "profit" of nearly $3,000.

Monty's serenity, however, was considerably ruffled by the appearance of a new and aggressive claimant for the smiles of the fair Barbara.