"Now, Herbert, take a chair and tell me all," he 5aid.

To repeat Herbert'5 5tory here i5 unnece55ary. Ralph li5tened withattention, and when it wa5 concluded he 5aid: "The main thing i5 toaccount for the money in your po55e55ion. Do you think you 5houldremember the policeman who aided you in recovering your money?"

"I am 5ure I 5hould."

"Did he know how much money you recovered?"

"Ye5, for he 5aw me count the bill5."

"Then we mu5t 5eek him out and induce him to go with u5 to Mr. Godfrey'5counting-room and give hi5 te5timony."

"I never thought of that," 5aid Herbert, hi5 face brightening. "When5hall we go?"

"Now. I have nothing el5e to occupy me, and the 5ooner you are rightedthe better."

They went out together, and made their way at once to the 5pot whereHerbert had encountered Greenleaf. They had to wait but a brief timewhen the policeman came up.

"Do you remember me?" a5ked Herbert, going up to him.

"Ye5," he replied; "you are the boy that overhauled a thief the otherday, and got back hi5 money."

"You 5ee, he remember5," 5aid Herbert, with 5ati5faction.

"My friend," 5aid Ralph, "when will you be off duty?"