II
Not present in this excerpt.
Bexar Scrip No. 2692
Referenced as the clerk in charge of the file room.
II
Not present in this chapter.
III
Referred to as the detective Tictocq, who conducts the investigation.
Tracked to Doom
Not directly mentioned; no match found in excerpts.
A Slight Mistake
The business manager who dismisses the poet and later regrets his rudeness.
The Winner
Not explicitly named but implied as one of the three cronies; referred to as 'the judge' in the excerpt.
Solemn Thoughts
The New York drummer who quotes poetry and expresses homesickness.
A Narrow Escape
The bartender who humors the man and then threatens him with a knotted towel.
Journalistically Impossible
The editor who instructed the reporter to cover the suicide and questions the failure.
A Fatal Error
The Houston man who made the fatal error of mixing up envelopes.
Simmon's Saturday Night
A well-dressed con man posing as Captain Richard Saxon Clancy, a railway paymaster, who attempts to drug Simmons.
The Shamrock and the Palm
Dr. Gregg, referred to as 'the Captain' in the excerpt; present in the hammock.
Rouge Et Noir
Captain Cronin of the Valhalla, accompanies Mr. Vincenti and watches the events.
The Marionettes
Not directly present; the policeman who stops Doctor James at the beginning of the chapter.
An Afternoon Miracle
Referred to as 'Captain McNulty' who assigns Lieutenant Bob Buckley to bridge duty.
A Professional Secret
Not present in this chapter.
A Ghost of a Chance
Referenced as Captain Kinsolving, the supposed Revolutionary ancestor whose ghost is later claimed to appear.
October and June
A young man of nineteen who has never seen combat; he proposes to Theodora but is rejected due to perceived age difference.
The Marquis and Miss Sally
The Captain is not present in this chapter; the superintendent and Pink Saunders are the authority figures.
Out of Nazareth
Captain MacFarland pilots the Dixie Belle and is complicit in Bloom's earlier dealings, but is outmaneuvered when Bloom insists on stopping at Cold Branch.
The Fourth in Salvador
Mentioned as Maximilian Jones, an American investor in rubber and rosewood, who joins Billy in celebrating the Fourth.
The Enchanted Kiss
Captain Peek, Katie's father, who is involved in a shady scheme with a carriage and a dwarf, and is punched by Tansey.
New York by Camp Fire Light
Not present in this chapter.
The Complete Life of John Hopkins
The chauffeur named Armand, who rescues Hopkins from the fight and brings him to the lady's mansion.
The Door of Unrest
Mentioned as the Imperor in Michob Ader's story about the fire that burnt the city.
One Thousand Dollars
Not present in this chapter.
A Little Talk About Mobs
The New Yorker who engages in conversation with the tall man about mobs.
Suite Homes and Their Romance
Police captain who accompanies Turpin to 345 Blank Street, initially dismissing the anonymous letter.
Makes the Whole World Kin
The homeowner with a pointed brown-and-gray beard, suffering from rheumatism in his shoulder.
The Rathskeller and the Rose
Not present in this chapter.
The Theory and the Hound
Not present in this chapter.
The Making of a New Yorker
Not present in this chapter.
Babes in the Jungle
Not present in this chapter.
Mammon and the Archer
Captain of the 'Rambler' yacht, mentioned as ready to sail to the Bahamas.
Little Speck in Garnered Fruit
The police captain who, at Kid McGarry's tip, leads a raid on Denver Dick's gambling den.
Between Rounds
Not directly mentioned; no match found in excerpts.
According to Their Lights
A former police captain reduced to poverty; refuses to testify against his friend Inspector Pickering despite the offer of money.
Hostages to Momus
Participates in the group's discussions and schemes.
An Adjustment of Nature
Not present in this chapter.
The Skylight Room
Mrs. Parker, the landlady who shows rooms and scorns those who cannot afford the parlors.
A Bird of Bagdad
Not present in this chapter.
Elsie in New York
Not explicitly named in the excerpt, but the policeman is referred to as a 'burly cop' and later as 'the captain' in the context of the civic guardians.
The Tale of a Tainted Tenner
Mentioned as the police captain who indirectly helped the bill get back into circulation after a peddler was arrested.
Blind Man's Holiday
Mentioned as a figure in the café; not directly involved in the main plot.
The Handbook of Hymen
Not present in this chapter.
Sociology in Serge and Straw
Not present in this chapter.
The Trimmed Lamp
A brown pompadour coworker who scolds Nancy for rejecting the millionaire's nephew, arguing that $20,000 a year is more than enough.
Calloway's Code
Not directly present; the story focuses on the Enterprise staff.
The Country of Elusion
Reeves, a poet, is at the dinner and recites poetry.
Proof of the Pudding
Not present in this chapter.
The Caballero's Way
Captain Duval of Ranger Company X, who receives a letter from the adjutant-general about the Kid's activities.
Phoebe
Captain Patricio Maloné, the narrator, a Hiberno-Iberian creole and adventurer who leads a revolutionary expedition to Esperando.
The Enchanted Profile
Not explicitly named in excerpts, but the narrator is referred to as 'Man' by Ida; likely the Captain from context.
The Moment of Victory
Captain Floyd, the commanding officer of the San Augustine Rifles, who is promoted during the war and writes recommendations for Willie Robbins.
The Higher Pragmatism
Makes an appearance, interacting with the main characters.
No Story
Not present in this chapter.
A Poor Rule
Not present in this chapter.
The Snow Man
Ross Curtis, the host of the Bay Horse Ranch, who becomes increasingly erratic under the snow's influence.
A Fog in Santone
Referred to as 'Hurd of Toledo'; a middle-aged man with catarrhal bronchitis who advocates for a drunken spree to hasten death.
