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The sun., 1870-03-28

people IN aly way, clean sweep may be
made Of them. Now, any particular corrupt
or incompetent oiIiccholder by himself does
not excite sufficient indignation TO bring out
full vote of condemnation aud the Ring, by
scattering the election of its members along
at different periods, escapes justice Let US
therefore have one general election, and no
tapping Of terms Of office one upon another.
In the next place, this general election
must by all means be held in tho spring, 80
as to separate II as far as possible from the
State and national elections in November. Of
course, the nominations will be made by par.
tics based on State and national politics, but
the fcrvor Of party spirit kindlcd by an ex.
citing contest on great political issues will
be wanting, and the people will make their
choice moro calmly. The consideration of
this fact will compel both parties to put up
their best candidates, and there will be more
chance for splits and combinations, by tho
aid of which to defeat rogues and elect
honest and capable men, The merits of each
candidate, too, will be more carefully weighed
than they can be In the hurly.burly of No
vember election.
If these two points are not to be secured,
there will be little use in tinkerng the char.
ter in other respects. If our city govern.
ment is not TO be compelled to come before
our citizens for judgment as body, at fre-
quent intervals, II is in vain TO enlarge or re-
strict the rowers of this or that individual
official Rings will continue TO be formed
and maintained, and it Will be impossible to
shake Off their grip. And II our city and
county officers are to continue to be elected
as they now are, under cover Of exciting
State and national issues, the struggle
against the trickery Of primary meetings and
the adrot manipulation of party machinery
will lie hopeless one.
Will Sheriff O'BRIEN and Taxpayer
TWEED take care that the new charter is
sound on these two points2
The sun., 1870-03-28
NEW SCHOOL ron SCANDAL.
Pnrsloe Prppcrs n Brother Actor-Repcnt-
tie Dose Arrested in Bed Lc und's
Warning to the Fighting Therpiaur.


Warning TO the Fighting Therpinns.
Frank Rea is a retired actor, but decidedly a
beau, and, in his own estimation, a Iady.killer.
Recently he made trouble for himself by boasting Of
Imaginary conQuests. lie Glanced to speak lightly
OF Nrs. Parsloo the other day, and friend of young
tharie informed him Of the fact The Young man
Immediately CONFRONTED the bitiered old beau and
promuiy administered castication, making his head
ring the changes on the marble floor OF the Metro
pulitnn bar room, which, by some theatrical freak
has been chosen ~ the hisrionic ring of pugsm
Tarsloc lett the fallen Rca with q threat that II he
didn't send written apology he should receive n
second thrashng. THIS was about Eve weeks ago and
the friends OF both parties thought that all over
but on 1Lursday the men me. again outside the
PORTALS OF tue METROPOLITAN, an l. alter short and
angry dialogue, Parsoe sent out his left and landed
his bunch Of hyos on Frank Reas right peeDer. send
In that individual 10 grass in the gutter and utterly
demoishing his fashionable tile
Friends ruslcd to save the fallen bean. and there
was peace again; bnt AZ Parsloe swore bv Birnam.
Dunsluane, Cawdor, and all his great gods. that he
would 90 for Ren whenever he saw him until he
mHde ample written apology. the battered beau with
hesitation, determined To invoke the law. week
utter the second assault, Parsoe arrested In his
hec at the Metropolitan, aud marched of to the
Jefferson Police Court, where be was bound over 10
keen tie reace.
Leland says that he will have a notice nut up in the
barToOm:
Theatrical combats strictly rrohibi,edi -
and " they will insist hghtinO. then tic broad
swords or the stage vii be provided sud the angry
ones can pitch IN secHHd,m dttefN.
The sun., 1870-03-28
THE WAsHINGrON PI0Hr.
MIR. james II. Quiu's siatement-Ue sn'1s h.
was Attacked by IA Gang OF Rough

MIR. james II. GUMS siatement-IIe sn' ~ n.
was Attacked by Gang OF Rough
To me Editor or The sun.
SIR; An article recently appeared j.. T ne srS
auding to fracas that transprcd in salo, IN in This
city, Which does me Injustice. Tie Characters
spoken Of in this article men of the Jiuliran and
Duane stamp, that dslraced san Fran cisco in ear,v
days, Tie iacts are taese:
In company Will Congressman johnson OF Cali.
iornia, we walked into the saoo TO take a drink.
and thcro met Gamble and his associates
st or elght In number who commenced
m an uhIIoNokei attack upnn me. After NAL
uea,lne S'ekiIg, aud abusing me mot having the
u cuns OF st'dprOtecliou), and throwing Johnson
Nnlohui un' ut they LETT 10 avoid arrest. have
Dech aIvls' by my friends to N. Ike my complaint
10 tne ps' kict Attorney, and have them before Il e
nr'nd Ju' which Is now In session, and force them
lor le. H indictment, to leave the city. They are
az gam Icrs, and very low at that. This have do
matter.
TO CafoTnlans now In Washington and other
F.ntleinen acquainia ccs very much ncensed,
not Only pt the treatment received at the hands Of
tlese men, but ut the account as il ap cared In IHE
Sun. ] suppose the correspondent derived his in
formation nom the sc0undrcls who attacked me.
Yours, respcciuly, JAMES L. QUlN.
The sun., 1870-03-28

A bill for the sale and dscoutinuance Of
the BROOKLYN Navy Yard has been reported by
the House Committee on Naval Affairs Should
the bill pass, it would render it necessary to in.
prove the site which the Government holds on the
Thames river. The location is at q convenient
distance from this city, near the eastern entrance
to Long Island Sound, and by means of the hume.
rous steamboats, aud propellers plying between
here and New London, a Navy Yard established
there would, for all purposes Of trade, be as use.
ful TO New York as though it were at Brooklyn.
The sun., 1870-03-28
How to Reconcile the Democracy.

The warning factions of the New York
Democracy may be rcconciled and united
once more.
Let Democrats Of all shades, young and
old, rich and poor, rough Democrats and silk.
stocking Democrats, 90 in for an honest, pop.
ular, democratic charter for this city-a char
ter with elections in the spring with no
man holding more than one Office with a
Board of Aldermen elected by general ticket ;
no Board Of Supervisors; no Commissions
except that of the Sinking Fund and that of
the Central Park; departments responsible
to the Mnvor fair salaries and no stealings :;
no Republican Ring; and then all divisions
of the Democracy can once more come to-
gether and smoke the pipe of peace, and not
be afraid of the future Then give us law
that will secure honest elections and honest
counting of the votes, and let the Legisla.
ture go home And after that the traitors
who sold out the Democratic party 10 HENRY
SMITH and b F. M,STERRE on Tuesday last
can be taken up and punished as their vii.
lany merits.
We commend this plan to Taxpayer
TWEED, to the Hon. PETER BARR SwEENY,
TO Sheriff O'BRIES, MICHAEL THE TnUN.
DERBoIT and all the other braves and states
men.
90 children, you should never let
our an.Ty passions rise;
Your little hands were never made
f a + @ NNt 90 M
The sun., 1870-03-28
Tn. w,sI Fnr,u. TnD \ynr.

Much excitement exists in the township of
West Farms, in WestcheNter county, In relation to
the approaching town election. Owing to the great
number Of necessary public improvements which
have been going on in that section during tho last
fcw years, the township has been compelled to issue
large amount OF bonds, and the taxation is In COM
sequence very heavy. The majority Of the uhlbi-
tnts, approaching the benefit Of the improvements
are willing to submit to the burden but certain po.
litca sore heads have taken advantage Of the situl
ton, and with no other end IN view than deprecla-
tion Of the town bonds and real estate, have raised
hue and cry against the town officers aud nominated
n called tax PAYERS ticket for the purpose of oust
ing the present incunncuts. On Thursday evening
the Democratic committee met II Crutty's Hotel in
fremont, and nominated ticket which II subhtLn-
lN the same ~ tuat ., last year. The Re ublicans
have deerminel mot t. make nomination, but To
vote the Democratic ticEct as the, sati- fed with
tAe manner IN wnrA the a0irs OF the town were adj
ministercd last yoir amt lh'E tult gond men, ire
spectve Oi party snpuld unite to defeat the new
movement.
The sun., 1870-03-28
Col. benton ON Horace Greeley aud soIou
kObin.on.

From M fOHriFt JItrn0i
twas the opinion of the late Thomas II Benton
that SCION R.brson's chief merit, lNc that of sam.
son Lay In his hair " Fellow cijizcus." said col
bchton once IN speech at - Louis, "tle editor Of
the New York Yttuas, Horace Grceiev, il the
Whltest man ever Jaw His hat is white ms coat
Is white. his pautdluons are white; he hns white
hair aud white face, and think you viii Gnd that
Ia, llNer l. about the whi'est thing ABOUT Inn. the
assistant editor OF the ITibWe fellow ,citYcus il
Solun Robinson SCION Robinson is pn Iri-lmau,
and ever thlng about hin Is red, he has ted face
aud % red mead, und---"
Just here tlc speaker caught sight of q couple of
double-hsi"l, red headed lrishWru standing near
Who looked pretty much A. II they would little
rather swallow him wuol" than not
Bui, tcl OV citizens, he cuplEued. " | mean no
di-rcspcc In my lrish friends b. speaking OF "A red
headed lrshman. Indeed, may sW NJ a conn j.
mett To amy such who may chdnce t. be here To dav
that never say rcd.hendcd woman in nv Eie
that wasn't Niriuou~ nor red headed man, with "A
single exc ou, bat !snt honest; and il IL my ,lr.
liucrute conviction, clOw cili2cus ma "A il i,Iut
been lor Solon Rouiu-on's red head he vorll liye
been hanged long ago "
The sun., 1870-03-28

No corrupt Republicans at the head of the
Policei no corrupt Republicans in the Supcrvi-
sors This is good war-cry for the Democracy
Of this city under present circumstances. Why
should any leader Of the Democratic party wish
to keep such fellows as Henry SMITH, b. F. Ma
StaRr, ANDREW BLEAKLEY, and Isaac J. OLIVER
In fat offices with rich stealingsS The conun.
drum is too much for anybody with less brains
than Taxpayer TWEED and PErER BARR SwEESY.
The sun., 1870-03-28

Who is responsible for the Presidents
Englshf In his late message to Congress, re-
commenting Legislation for the benefit of the
commerce Of the United States, he says: 81
therefore put IN an eTnet plea for early action
in the matter" Is there no lawyer about the
White House to tell the President that "putting
in plea " is the technical expression for answer
ing declaration, or, it is called in this Safe,
a complaint in suit at lawf II is for the on.
ponents of his proposed measure to put in their
plea against 1t, aud not for him TO do so.
The sun., 1870-03-28
CITY RAILROAD CARS.

Never full mack 'cn In
Move up fat men; squeeze IN thin
Trunks, vallses, boxes, hund es,
ttll up gaps A. On she tumhles.
Market baskets without number,
Owners easy. nof In slumher,
Thirty seated, forty standing,
a dozen or more on either landing.
Old man Hits his signal finger.
Car slacks up, but not a llnger
He's jerkcd aboard by sleeve or shoniocf,
showed inside 20 sweat AMI smonlder
Toes are trod on. mats are smashed.
Dresses sOiled, hoop skirts crashed.
Thieves are busy. hent on plunder,
stll we rattle on Ike thunher.
Packed together INV shed bodies,
B9ihcd In fumes NJ whl,key toddieS,
Tobacco. gar ic. cheese, aud laFUt O,ef
Perfume the heated atulosphWei
OH boots, pipes. leather. and tan,
And n In luck, "sOaptat man.
Ar'n't w iollv2 What blessing
A hOTse.car hash, with such q dressing
The sun., 1870-03-28
Where are HARRY GENET and ToM

Where are HAIRY GENET and Ton
CREAxsR' They are not wont to be absent when
the bugle sounds the charge. But now ne thcr
the keen falchion Of Prince Harry nor the
white plume Of TnoHAs JEFFERsoS can be seen
along the whole line Of battle Meanwhile Big
SIX swings his hatchet and pays his money like
great chief The Young Democracy must rally
tonight, or the field is lost.
The sun., 1870-03-28
" q children, you should never let
our an-ry passions rise;
Your litle hands were never mace
To sCta'Cn each others eye. out ="

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN is speaking in
Connecticut against the ENGLlsH Democracy. He
calls upon all the fenians to kill the Demo.
cratic party aud save ireland - This is new doc
trine, but TRAM is man Of original ideas, and
what is more, he puts them with immense effect
He has issued proclamation to the Connecticut
Fcnians, lrishmcn aud Catholics, declaring that
" the BELMONT Tammany know.Nothing Esq.
LIsH party is dead" Let u.s." he cries, let
US bury them decenty. and erect this epltaph
over their dizhonored grave:
The sun., 1870-03-28

The Democratic party, amer Az Illness Of quarter OF
century, Of state ghs, Negro slavery, Free Trade
Jefferson DAVIS, ana Genefa l'sm PhoOl. Dam Bourbon
Plgheadcdness, and Jackass stupidity which culmlna.
ted IN urrg into Sumter bully, aud play ing the
neutral part VI an assassin during the wsr."
Mr. TRAIN says he doesn't like the Republicans
"but it is an Irish victory to beat England Co.
in Connecticut" He is still candidate for the
Presidency in 1872. while" he exclaims to
his Celtic friends, &" oil your Irish chiefs quarrel
among themselves, rife, fall, and pass away,
your future President wears the Green, and never
strikes his flag"
The sun., 1870-03-28
Two Essential Points in any New Char

Both factions Of the Democratic party now
conteudInP for the control Of this city pro
icss an ardent desire 10 give us a good char
ter and pure and efficient government
The sincerity of their professions will be
tested by the practical measures they adopt
II may be set down as a fundamental pro.
position TINT 20 new charter will be the
slightest improvement over the present one,
unless II provides for choosing, as often AT
least az once in two years every one OF our
principal city and county oiIlcers at a single
election. These officers must he responsible
% the people, and they must he responsible
in II body and not m dc,ail 50 that when then
sdmn str8t on outrppcs Il. uulis &C tl,e
The sun., 1870-03-28
THE POLITCdL CIRCrs.

The Scrub Race tor the Mayornity Of the New
city Of Jtr-ey-Th schemes OF the Grasp
Ing Jersey City Politicians How the RE-
publicnn- may Walk over the Course.
Ores,es Cleveland, NJ. C., presented himself on
saturday morning a n candidate for the Mayoratv
OF the now city Of Jersey. Alderman Sheeran Ciis
man Friday, 1t Is rumored. is working for Hosea
CLARK. Beyahs and his friends are active. but IL
seems an up hI race for them, As they lack the sup
port Of tie property owners and wealth OF the city
Mayor SAWYER Of Hudson City, meantime is not idle,
ana Is backed by his own az well as bergen CITY.
What his strength Is in Jersey City, no one can tell
unth the Convention meets on saturday next. The
appreciation With which the Hudson City people
speak OF bis course wtie Mayor l. In his favor
Tie Hon. Leon Albeit and Senator Taylor are very
quiet, a. both have an axe to grnd next all and IN
c'se cleveland Fails 10 get the nomination. both look
Tor II. The jersey City poltciaps are playing sci.
hsh game They have nearly all the best Offices and
unless they become more liberal with the Ilill can
not exrect it, support. In that case there are
chances Of a victory for the Republicans, II they
make judicious and popular nomination.
The sun., 1870-03-28

If Taxpayer TWEED is allowed to remain in
Office as President Of the Tammany General Com
mittee wouldn't it be well to insist on his parting
company with tAe Republican Ring Of the Police
Commissioners and Supervisors? Why shonld
HESRY SMITH, b. +. MASrERRE aud ANDREW
BLEAKLEY have any control over the Democratic
partyg
The sun., 1870-03-28

II is a curious fact that on the question of
debating the Dominican annexation treaty with
open doors, only twenty-five Senators voted for
letting the people know what is said and done In
the Senate on that subject while thirty.ive
voted to keep IL all secret Why is it that while
the opponents OF the treaty are in favor of open
dealing its friends persist in keeping in the darkS
The sun., 1870-03-28
GUY FIWKEs ~ saw FRANCISCO.
Dinino over NOicnnO-Thc House of the
Btlginn Consul in ran Francisco Blown
In with (suupOwdrr,

btIgihn tOnsuI IN ran frnnclHcO bIOWn
Up with GnnpOwdrr,
The Belgian Consul at san Francisco has secret
and inyeterlte enemies in that city, who last week
attempted to take his life, Several gentlemen were
dining with him, aud amer dinner they passed out in
a body 10 a rear house, and as they went out they
heard terrific explosion. They waited, startled and
even terrified, but all was still after the report.
They finally yenured Sck into the house, aud fund
that In the dining room the table had been hurled
from the position II bad occupied, while everything
it and around II was utterly DESTROYED In tie
parlor all the furniture was denOlis ed utterly, the
floor tom in pieces all the glass IN the windows. ~
veil as in the windows Of the adjoining houses,
broken. An iron puw,sr canister was found i'm.
beddcd In the floor of the harlor The canister
would hold about ton pounds. II ir,d been split and
torn by the explosion. Beneath tne fosr marks o.
hands and leet were observed, bits OF Il fuse. ana
quantity Of half burned paper II had evidently reSn
intended tu blow up the whole house while uo
COu4u and his dinner party were al the tahls
The sun., 1870-03-28

1t is understood that Mr.. SwEESY's great
object in returning to Albany is to get the COM
pensation Of the Chamberlain fixed at s10,o q
year. Or perhaps he means to have the office
abolished altogether. A Chamberlain is no more
necessary to this city than a fifth wheel is to a
coach
The sun., 1870-03-28

Mr.. TWEED requests us to deny that he
had anything to do with the defeat Of the city
bills in the Legislature on Tuesday last. We
have not the least doubt that Mr.. TwEEp's de
nial is true. He is an unfortunate victim Of cir.
cumstances over which he had no control.
The sun., 1870-03-28

The Kentucky Legislature is talking of
putting oil the election Of members of Congress
till Angus, ls5l. This would leave the State
without representation for year The reason
seems to be that the Democrats Of Kentucky are
afraid that with the help of the negroes who
have been cnfrunchised by the Fifteenth Amend
ment, the Republicans will carry the State.
The sun., 1870-03-28

Sheriff O'BRIES ia making a splendid war
for the scalp Of BIC SIX He puts muscle and
brains against the money Of the Ring. and the
latter is poured out like water. II the Sheriff is
beaten, it will not be for want Of talent courage,
and good lighting, but simply because he would
not stoop 10 eorIupt bis follow Democnts.
The sun., 1870-03-28

A meeting Of the stockholders of the T,lla.
hassec Railroad Comrany Is soon to bee held in
Jacks nyille, Fla, TO complete arrangements Tor
steamship line direct from that place to this city
and 10 extend tlcir road from Tallahassee to Mo.
hl'o. MIR. Litteh,l has tcegrlpled from th- city
to jacksonville that he ms completed arrlnsemcnts
10 have the work OF extending tue railroad from
Tallahassee 20 Mobile cunp.rted In twelve months
time from the lst UroXiuu. A railroad line is
leans.
The sun., 1870-03-28

We learn that the Manhattan Club will
attend the meeting at Tammany Hall tonight in
body. Moses W. MARBLs will 60 armed with
shillcagh, to defend his brother Democrats. Gen.
II h. BATrNAN has also been invited as special
escort
The sun., 1870-03-28

Instead of paying 1 900 apiece for votes in
the Tammany General Committee, wouldn't II be
a good way for Bio SIX to cut loose from Henry
SNirn aud u. FRAYELiN MiSirHaEp
The sun., 1870-03-28

We nominate JAMES O'BRIEN for Chairman
Of the Democratic General Committee, vice Tax.
payer TWEED, to be dismissed. The sheriff is u
man every inch OF him, and would lead the Dc.
mocracy to greater victories than they ever won.
The sun., 1870-03-28

There is a well founded report that CREAM
IN has been sold out, and that GEORGE W. Nc
LEAN is to be nominated for Mayor as reward
for the removal of TwEEp. The Young Democ.
racy ought TO know better than to swap horses
while crossing a stream.
The sun., 1870-03-28

lately been spent by ISABELLA for what her bus-
band considers a hopeless purpose. the restora.
tion Of the crown Of Spain to her son, the Prince
Of AsruRIAs.
The sun., 1870-03-28

Whoever else is sold out, MICHAEL Non.
roS maintains his character as an honest Thun
derbot. lie wants reform more than scalps.
The sun., 1870-03-28
SUNBE1MS.


- The Gcntiles In Utah call bohnv ri q
hamv
- The Rev. Newman Hall has senars,,a f,cr-
his wife
An Anti.M .Mu.tard ro,;,,. c,.,o,..
In Bu,rs,o e ''~'' 10 p''''O's"
- Fiftv.one NJ tho -, s,,,do,, -. r,oia.n
sro Amo,;,.n. - '''0e"'' ~ A''e''s
,,.s w uuer saving uah u' o"ees
Wv v, auVe'usemenusr
--,., so nu,"onus, OF New fork, Is SICK WIN
s. u ~ Apeo'eu 70 recover
-Nenator hevels says he was once excluded
rom the Senate gallery on account Of color.
"A man at Lowell Mass, requests in bis
VIII mat ne be buried IN abur-ar.proof SAFE.
The University of Virginia contains AGA s,u-
dents, of whom not above Is come from Northern
The Alaska Her1h is sold by Apapius Hon.
charenko the publisher for tbree raxo.tohhi mar m
mum.
A man of inquiring mind wants to know il
modern whiskey ha. ever been seen " eont,, u,ronsh
thsrye."
1t Is understood Gen. Ames. Senator eleet
from MisssippL IL TO he married to Mis-. blanche pus
ler daughter Of Cen pntler,
Tho nrobibiuonis,s Jor-, r., ,o,,;,,o a.
talk bv Tho hon, on ,,, IT,. ,,,o,,,.a -.
is All talk and no clder"
MIR. Greelcv's s,creotvnod srs,,o, ,o .ll ror.
sops in tho c,,, oh, - ~ 49, -. .,P
ployncnt ia :: " Westward noe"
Mr.. Dickens made s5o mn bv his Ia, .or;,,
ot ,o,aor ,o.,,nn. -, - ~, ;y-.",-.,.
,n,e,d, ,o ,av,.,, s,. IL j" '""' w
-Tbcro 10 to hoo =, "A S,,o,.,, l., ,,ao.
zach vorr, ,.,, 80 -. a..
bv All ,ho acc.sso,,a. ..,1 W. "N
Il saoouI 20 A., s A.. o,..--,
reooIu oi tne hcts oil the ucuuienlch
so,rua. y. 20 "e puVl'-neu IN SIX m"snihe'h' iohd
Il Iod,, 4, NJ ~ - ,-a !, .,-
-.,,,. - ',''''0 "'' oee" V'' Wy '"e va"
no,s,", .. e, Anu want ehe'
aP'usio" UT nno'her war 10 provide ior them
-'' P,eseu'''i'e ..s. i'osser' oi ienncsSee' an
,or t,s W., ~ "'I INV oo"npe.tNe en'm'hsuon
,.,,, ,,,,, V',' '"ue''"'I' W ""o" oAiy oo'o'en
Mr.. Parton, having decided, in his own
.nn"' 'ne quesuon' WIZ 'he coming man drinkH
yyu ,h ,,'e''' on '"0 P'e'''o"'
~ A
iePH I" young "r'ter VINO "lshed 70
kno" "hch magazine would give him the highest ro-
~ ,o oon,epo'lry an'weted' powder
NJ, ~ ,'""'e "e'y "'"c'e'
80" '9" army w" N"oy ouSt"e IL w.
Joceu 70 learn from rerufal Of Secretary kObesoni
The sun., 1870-03-28

GEORGE IL PURsER aud ABRAHAM O'HAII.
are denounced by Democrats OF all factions. In
the present glorious fght for reform and scalps
they get no glory and what is more, they will get
no stamps either. Taxpayer TWEED, who has
plenty of money for others, has none for them.
The sun., 1870-03-28

What is now the pricc Of votes in the Tam.
many General Committeef Taxpayer TWEED is
ready to invest.
The sun., 1870-03-28

Senator FENToN declines to be candidate
for the Presidency. That makes three FESrox,
CHASE, and GRASr. Who speaks nextf
The sun., 1870-03-28

Sheriff o BRIEN JOHN Fox, and JOHN Nor
RIssgr have seventy-one votes in the Tam.
many General Committee. Taxpayer TWEED had
better negotiate with them. At current rates
they would come to seventy -one thousand dollars.
The sun., 1870-03-28

Does this mean tha, it was PErEn u. who sold
out the Democracy on Tuesday last 10 lIESRr
suIrn and b. F. MASlERREY Wecan't believe IT,
PsrER b, would never sell out his party to a cor
rurt Republican Ring He is too pure a man.
The sun., 1870-03-28

Tie ddRy circulation Of THE SUN during
nc last ccck, Uhich ended Oh SATURDAY.,
March 90 'cds az to2ors:
Monday ........".a3. .ooI Thgrsday ...... .a2. 500
tuesday .........HJ .Ut II ay........... ~, 400
Wednesday ....... .a25OO saturday $50
aggregate ddGy circulation last peek,
bS5,350. Average daily circulation dur
ing TIC reck O2,55s. DaRy arerage dur.
ing the precious rc,k, cRdiag March 10,
Ol, ,35O.
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