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DEATH IN TRE BEER POr

Thc Champion Beer u riukcrs Drinking Will
Iiumsturgh Dry-TWO Gus1lers and two
Corr-cs-1hc saloon u ecpcT's Ctief NJ
the Loss ofthe Mon who Lost the Wager.
fortnight ago Dr. Firmond, Of Stagg street.
re.r Leonard. aud Mr.. Frederick Fries, wealthy
bse sor on BnshWici, avenue, Wiliamsburgh. laid q
Na2cr concerning the humber of glasses Of lager
beer that each could drink. II VAS stipulated that
q g man WHO drank the least should pay the score
Troy ndjc rned to toe neares. lager beer saloon and
BEGAN the contest, Each glass Wa' sludwlchod II f.
sail. ~i'h a draugl.t Of Kirschwos,cr. with view
probably OF null. Sing the intoxicating effects Of The
beer.
Tlev drank 10 IL said amid tho applause OF the
srccfaors assembled 10 Wi,uos. the exploit, aud al
80 lu7ion ponded to lbe approving nlaudits OF
q ear friends b. waving their glasses triumph nt'y
above {. cir beds. ~ 'lo thirty G IN olul % was
evident ua' Tr9oul's stomach was painfully IT,
Gl,el -ud that Fries was also q sufferer sIll tho
d1u. NY cbanul1ns iubi5od.
C'ass after glass disappeared. When the Doctov
vauqnisled his ht,eth glIss, friend. 1t IA said,
cauei-or rather earfied-lui Out to visit patient.
The brewer having completed his aily-1fth potatol
reluctantly rolled himself homevarj to renew the
clmpaign another dly. The LeigLburs say that DR..
I,unond never leit tC house .un that day until he
Wbeibcf tie brcwcr ficl o. sp0ataronul coriNus-
ton or OF joy - the yicuy tc inl achieved is no,
known; but certti IL J. iaai he funeral OF bIeder-
ick Fries, TIE wealthy lict'. @! Nililmslurgll,
TOOK place m Sunday a0cr1c9u nom his late rest
deuce on bushwick avenue.
II 81 rumor.d IN the hci shiorhDod that much in
diguaiirn is expressed by tho (snlies at the con-
duct O. tht saloon kce,cr, H. lr ,cnuUg bill Tor
one hundred aud Ave gia-s5@ o. lascr beer, ard IN
equal numher OF kirsebwasssr. He Ia BEGINNING
to folr. however tEat der month ist rsrlOre, aud
thra.tCns sae tho estate ~ Frics for "a, amount
claimed. The executor. however coute. is that
Fries did not l)sa the wager, aud the fanny ui
A ~ would
Inat.y proved 10 VICTOR had he not been taken H.
uud thus iucaparitated from rene e!ng the contest
ir3 the stands. Wilihmshur1h Is minus
two sstimable citizens, and ito landlord his ltI
I,I
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The Cuban question came up very unox.
pectedly but poinIedly in Congress on Tuesday.
The only plea advanced for further inaction Of
the Government was the want Of preparation on
the part Of the naval arm Of our defence TO engage
in a conflict with Spain in case Of hostilities, pr
10 mako such physical demonstraticn OF force
IN the waters Of the Antilles as would support our
diplomatic Efforts to obtain justice and recogni-
ton for the struggling patriots OF Cuba. The
only defender Of the Navy Department COM
planned that Congress had declined topass appro-
priations sufficient TO bring the navy mp TO an
efficient footing for offensive or defensive pur-
poses. lie might better have said thnt not enough
had been accomplished with the money placed
at the disposition Of the Department. Vice
Admiral PoRrra has wasted an immense amount
of funds in carrying out his crude schemes and
Wild vagares, which have proved positively de-
trmcn;al to the efficiency OF tho navy. Among
other absurd things, he has attempted TO make
faSt-sailng cruisers out of vessels that were de-
signed for steam propulsion alone, and he has
spent more money and fritiered away more time
and valuable substance than all the coal our
fleets could burn in years would cost. To
maintain our position at home or abroad, Con-
gress should at once vote Ill necessary appro-
priations TO the navy and so control their dis
position that such crude theorists as Porter can.
not hereafter direct their expenditure.
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We published several weeks since list

We published several weeks since a list
of paymastcrs reported by the Secretary Of the
Navy to Congress as dcfsulters to the Govern
ment. 1t was not properly in tho province Of
Congress to see to the execution Of the laws gov
crning the navy, that duty appertAining solely TO
the Secretary ofthe Navy, representing the Pres
ident. We expected to learn that Mr.. Secretary
RonysoS or Vice-Adrniral PoRrEn, or some other
head Of the Naval Department, had Instituted
court martial 10 try tic accused, and
to bring them, II found guilty, 90
prompt and exemplary punishment In
This just expectation, as ia 20 many others
concerning tie N lnagcmcut Of the navy, We have
been Disappointed. Except in one or two cases
cut Of ten or Twelve, 40 measures have been
taken TO clear tho skirts Of these officers from
criminal charges. or to vndcate their honor In
the fee of tie community. couple Of officers
clearly g:il,y Of cn.bcs1'snent Of public funds
have been placed upon the retired list on pay.
and have csc ped punishment In the other
eases, Mr. Secretary kCBEsoS has, go far as we
know, taken no STEP t. jDdic.ally determine the
guilt OF the accused parties, and thoy stl remain
10 he service, holding IL positions, and draw.
,ng full pay.
This neglect OF duty On tic part Of the Sccrc-
tary works double injury to the service. Il
permits officers that may be innocent to remain
under q cloud Of b!ghting Accusations, while AZ
the same time it withholds promotion, the only
reward for faithful service, from the efficient,
honest, aud upright officers Ii the ten or twelve
accused paymastcrs are guilty Of the crimes Off
ciaiy reported, they should be removed from the
service; il they are innocent they are Justly en-
Titled to prompt and unqualified acquittal. The
best interests Of the navy will be subserycd by
speedy action on the part Of the Secretary Of the
Navy. ANY further delay IN proceeding against
these officers will suggest serious doubts OF the
honest intention Of the Department to enforce
the laws
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MRS. STANTON IN BROOKLYN
Another Demand for IA Change In the Laws
Of Divorce No iiusbnnd 10 Own his Wife
The Women TO A ppeal 10 the Legislature.

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The Women TO appeal 10 tue Legislature.
Mis-. Elizabeth Cady Stanton repeated her
Apollo HI lecture In the BROOKLYN Academy cs.
terday afternoon. "A was the case in this city tie
fair sex only were admitted. Therefore the ehiels
among them takin' notes cl ignoued aud furbe.
lowed. They embellisbod u table on the stage, aud
wero accomplnio by Miss Susan Is. Anthony, Mrs.
Celia BuIleigh, Mas Catharine Bsechcr, Mrs Tilton,
Mrs, Bonner, Mrs Eoanor Kirk, Miss Easter
brook, Mrs. shepard, aud Other woman sunInFe
writer's and speakera. Mrs. Laura q. Bullard was
In the chair.
The narquet AMI drcas cir lie were crowded, and
Mrs stauioD's suvcrY heir and motherlS face Wero
greeted with melited applause. Her subject was
Mcfarland.
Mrs. Stanton dweh upon the violence which Mrs.
Mcfarland would have done ier nature In living
with man for whom she had lost all affection, add
protested a"ainst meas u Rumod ownership oil their
wives, Sic urged q modification Of New York lava
regarding divorce, aSd desired that shot term Of
Drunkenness desorlion, or lll.trol tmon snnuld
warrant u decree In favor OF thv injured woman.
Sne sHg" es'ed that tho woren ~ the state should
petition tie neNt Legislature Tor Ie.orin oil tho
LAWS Of divorce.
Tho meeting closed with the reading Of resolu.
tons ca restiye al fyHpatlly With Mrs. hctaTiasj,
and condemnation Of Mcfarland
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A Forgery on Chnuuccy shnftr.

check OF tsi0.3i, purporting to he signed by
c auney Slater, payallo 90 his own order, ava
supporting to have been cndorsc ed By him, and also
Jotn +. irice and John 7 Hoffman, was es;erday
presented to Mr.. Slater "r oyment. Mr. shaGcr
seized tho check, procteded before Justice DoWling
snd made bis oath that the sigf aiue and his pur-
poit ted endorsement ~ the cbecH had h~-ni toresI
tat be never kept al aocoutt IN tue .epri lea.
The hunk; aud that his rcoouut Is la tno .u0ual
broadway Bank.
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The temporary refusal by our Government
Of permission to pass the British expedition
against Winnipeg through the Sault STE. Marie
Canal has much eNacorbatcd some Of the Cana
dams. The Telegraph Of Toronto, journal Of
sense and ability while il was conducted by the
late lamented Mr. MORRISON, thus deseants upon
the subject
ave must not hold tho whole American pcople
responsible Ton Ms small husiners, lie blame rests
only viii u,Ose In authority, aud upsn a few such
individuals az tue curOniC-ly Intoxicated ZACu.
UuAEDLBR Of hichi"an; tho pecul Tar Mr.. RAMSEY
Of Minnesota AMI tue Fenian' loving Mr.. CHARLES
A. DANA ot New York No one la the world ever
gave President GRANT credit for an Original idea
for he never had one. He IL but the puppet of =
Darty, showed into Oflce to be made use OF when
necessary. lie was inst cunning enough to steal
the laurels That SHERMAN won and now Ae sports
il in the pecnlated plumoa, bohiud u twenty cent.
tipar and a $500 hOr7e-the creature Of the CHAN
Oilers, and the RAMsEYs, and the DASAs.N
This shows that the Canadians are not pleased,
and for tins we arc sorry But what business
have they 10 abuse our beloved PRESIDENT 1t is
proper for us to correct our own; but what right
has q stranger to spank him. They must stop
thai sort Of thing till they are annexed
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frame houses have been erected without any per-
init Whatever, and sfierwsrd torn down BY order
Of ths proper officers Wherever citizens see
anything Of this kind attempted, they should at
once report H. They should remember that
frame house Is equivalent 70 great pile of tasi
laid against the adjoining buildings.
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Let the Democracy of New York Re-
form.

form.
As in war, 30 in politics, n single battle
may be SO won as to hazard an entire cam.
paign. The Democracy Of New York should
not overlook this fact. They have just swept
this State by the largest majority given TO
any party since the general election OF 1861.
In view Of the demoralized condition of the
Republicans 1t would seem TO require the ex.
ercse OF only q moderate degree of caution
and skill on the part of the Democrats to EN-.
able them to maintain their ascendancy. But
let them not be too sanguine or arrogant.
Fremont carried New York BY 10000 ma.
jority In 1856, and CHURCH was elected
Comptroller by $4,000 the next year DICK.
INsog was chosen Attorney. General ON the
Republican ticket by 10000 in 1861, and
Seymour was elected Governor the next year
by 10000 Let the Democrats give heed to
these historic lessons
But, however il may fare with them in
New York, the Democracy Of this state have
got 90 erase some foul blots from their
cscutch on if thcy hope to exert their ap.
rropriatc influence, or any influence at al,
over the party throughout the country in the
next Presidential contest. They must cease
to be n combination Of corrupdopists AMI re-
peatcrs, and must give tho people of this
State and this metropolis upright admins
trations and honest elections. If they fail to
do all this. their political brethren in other
States viii ehun their principles. their
advice, ana their leaders, as thcy would tho
toCch of the plague.
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Gen. Grant has AT last Concluded TO take
The Sans Advice.

Several attempts have been najc within few
months TO effect the removal OF Ar. Griuneu but
hitherto int gentleman anl his friuuds have sue
crrdrl, with some dlfiCuty, In battling them. II
nov seems 10 he pretty dehnilrly ascertainad tAIt
a crHnge rs been determined Lpun, and that II is
liSyly TO be made wien a few days. Such a. least
Is Nc ssurtnco received from sources IA trust
woltLy as anything Of that nataee we'll can be- The
question ~ 10 Nj. Gr,nns.'s 81 'sor is stil un,
slulud, allUougE tho friends o. udGh of several g,n
uci"'n, VINO have been prominently named for TIE
place, profess 20 DO quite eonhdenG Oh the selection
VI tuJr layuIlun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-26

The American people know full well the
eoryc, which Goa. FULMoHT. in lis early
manhood, rendered them Gs an explorer Of
the Western wilds and c)nqueror in Cali.
iornia. And the people are just and true
when they understand matter clearly and
they demand that justice be done to Gen
FHEMOAT
We caution tho politicians who think. by
unlus! ttLGcls gpoa hin. to buill talmsolle 6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-26

The Hicksite Quakeu met an the Friends
meeting house On Fifteenth street Yesterday. The
Rrandfahers and grandmothers appeared in the
plain tnd cusinI COSTUMES Of tho sect The second
generation wore u halfway Quaker dress; and tue
urd generation appeared In The fashionable Gr1s OF
the or d's people cf the nineteenth century TIE
meeuVg was addressed by brothers Dn1iu II.
Bsrnes, Do an, and Bassett, and Sisters Racbel &.
Hilton and uavilauI
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The Nddrissl Society is a duplicate body. The
"otler nal thereof, consisting ol a nuhuer of eE
c'Cnl SINGERS, give concert tuIa event al Sfen.
way nan TIE WORKS of several Of The ions
nave boon sci n music BY dilcrent AUTHORS AMI The
roeleY tkts advantage OF tnat Interesting tact To-
slON how the same thonght has been d,nereutl~
heated ny the various authors. 'eIgins Ia success
SION inc COMPOSITIONS ~ the several sutruIs 10 the
Hame Words This will % tie last opportunity u
ke9Ilg. sol @s Tllll!s II AeA Miniar-
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The great contagratiou in Quebec, as re-
ported IN yesterdays papers, laid more than six
hundred houses IN ashes aad deprived five
thousand people of their homes. II WIS only
because the houses in the suburb of - Roche
were mainly frame houses that the FIRE became
so terribly destructive. To be sure, the Quebec
fire department s not very effective, oar own is
far better Were il not for this difference, there
are portions of New York in which fire might
spread fully as rapidly as in tho Canadian city.
Take for instance, the vicinity of Blocker street,
west Of broadway There are many houses with
BRICK fronts in that quarter, but few with brick
walls oil through, A strong wind might here
turn an otherwise easily distinguished fire into II
Tes'silcss fagratiyni and still property own
,rs on every hand are doing their utmost by To-
pans and alterations 10 cJuntCTJCt thG effect Of
the fire law, and to perpotuatc the frame houses
If this city, which ii let alone would gradually
disappear. Every chance TO eyude the fire law
is at once seized. Requests are daily made for
permits to erect frame houses in places where at
first they may not no dangerous to the safety OF
adjoining building' but in the course of few
y,sGs mA bccoms 80 and there Arc rase4 where
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rerusina the BeeL OF Four Kings.

In Quo Of cur largest wholesale houses 10 this
city, Where the CLERKS and statesmen are strictly pro-
hioi'ed from playing cards during business hours,
under penalty Of Immediate dismissal, one OF tier
nun Der Lit upon novel evasion being the substtu
ti'n Of small pieces OF paper with tue Of each
card written thereon In pencil. Tint In case tho
attention OF one oil the bosses IL attracted to tieir
trerltons be fsncies they simply amusing thcm-
serves bY PASSING little pieces OF paper uesEac
TO one another, while In fact q ey are deeply ga.ed
end interested Ia tho STAKES and mysteuos Of their
lAVnriIn
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LIFE IyTHE METROPOLIS.
p<sHEs HERE AND THBRB by THE
SUNS REpORTERS.
vo-e Meao,--A Tempe., In tho Twenty

second.
Some unplcasantness has arisen in the Twenty
second Rcrment about the distribution Of the Yose
medals Nine medals were offered by capt. vose to
the hest drilled corporal Or private Of each renpapy,
and Que TO lie lest drilled sergeant Ths iu ges
ported iiat none oi tie rcnIesenlaives nom eompa-
mes II, and ! we're up TO Us standard. and re-
conn ended tat no edals should be awarded the'n.
1iis course Was followed. aud the ceiling aroused 10
90 strong ifat one Of che companies contenlpIates
Quilting tho regiment
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Gen. James Jourd.u direct M.gshals and ihcir
stalls 10 apre 81. DECORATION Dd1. equipped ana
mounted so.ci-rs, sailors, and m!.i,iamen % the
war are invited to ioiu IN the dcmonstrator, ant
"a unuu % uicegs ar requested TO appear ulOuatoI
and IN u.lftrlu.
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The Loafer. who Arnoy onr Mil,,lam,n

AT meeting Of the Kings County board Of
Supervisors yesterday afternoon, a communication
was received IRON residents Of Flatbush near the
ProsI Get Park parade grousd protesting against the
fark Commissioners allowing the militia o. New
York tho use ~ the parade ground. The petitioners
say that The New Yuik milttiamen, whenever they
visit Brookiyn, aro accompanied by gangs OF row
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-26

: monster festival, siu.llar to the Boston Peace
jubilee, s y. r,sca IN ilis city III Jrnc. TIE En-.
pre- rIl. - o. to futd NO f.r ilc ,uf, osc e. disc
uf.-.s v'r 'i-t- a 4 ulu iciaus fou. al Ialts q.
t.v ~ as go ed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-26

A learned professor in one of our leading
colleges addressing the students last week, said
very sensibly! "0ne of the pecularities OF Tnv
SuS is, that it casts every thing else into the
shade" The professor is one Of our regular sub
scribcIs.
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Tae pnrnde Of the srrents.

THIS afternoon the Seventh regiment will Wit
DgooLl.n b. iI,i a'ipn Of the Tweni third Rag
meet, VI ici viii receive u Seventh Wall street
Fern. NJ, or Il. Nt!-Ch aud Tie I. uuou Cow
ct y al ItT.l" lUtA IN mont VI H. DIVVLIsn Gay
m
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up. tn.s tAsy viii tna shansives mistaken

in their calculations. .
II any man is entitled to an opportunity TO
build road across the continent, Gen. FIRE
MONT is prominently emitted to that oppor-
tunity. lie asks no subsidy nothing but the
right of way and the grant of alternate acc
tions Of land, now worthless, and only 70 be
made accessible and valuable by tho road
which lie will build
Give Gen FREMONT the opportunity. The
Judgment, the heart tho voice Of the Amcri.
can people demand IT,
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rtCAYr sroRFS ON BRoADWAF.

Over sixty Stores aBd Two Hundred Offices
To Lea below Fourtesuih street -EXtraS-
Rrsut Rcuts Crushing Business Dat.
Never before, perhaps, have there oeen so
many vacant stores and ofhces in the principal
streets of New York as at present. On Broadway
In particular, numbers OF To Let" cards appear,
and from tue Battery 70 Fourteenth street there are
sixty -ohe untsnsnted stores aad buildings contain
ing vacant ofccs. In cases, two, three, four.
aud i've whole floors to bet Tor instance;
No. l62. two floors; s6G, nve floors; $40, four
floors AS, three floors sol, fyn floors Gy7, two
floors; ISL three floors; G'1, four floors; 5S5, five
doors GOO, three doors.
Stores on the main ro9r and in the Easements are
to let IL the following buildings Nos ~, a. Is, o.
10 ia, ~, iaa los ei6 ah6, si0 2hI 267 ~ 294
S7 8iH 96 $3.50, 400, t.e 49, 49, an 474, is2, 4s3
4s6 3 ioa sol, 50T ssl. t3', $40 bh3 557 bS3 5s1
Gia Gl7. 62 t3 CO, 90 tG3 Dc. 6Sl, TUd, TIA To
12G. 10. rs Sll. elA, So 50, so, 80.
4 ere are also over two hundred vacant onices In
the buildings suhjohei; Nos 3, T. q ~, ~. e. 2f,
% -, NJ, "a Gs 7f 81 3D. w. 9s, 106, no, 49, I99
10, 20, - 81 siS. sn ~ ~ ~ 80, s9i. qsS
90, 20S. a9 a2 835, 90S. 500 A6 ~, 4S2 4i9 4Tl
t'', $780, 90, 500 Geo G, GlI G9, fi3 Cos, go 6sl,
6. 49,, al 1d2 i6j ,' 's1 sc', sid, $40 S5J, si5,
s5y.
Though socclly noticeable On broadway, the
sn1" toto O things exists ~ less degree on other
leading business thoroaghfros. fhe causes OF this
arr htsh rsnt2, dunes ~ business, hri what -
termed "dnuLli1g NJ" tlut r, the occupation of
the -sue ~, - or oice By two or more persons or
nrWs.
Though ITO iacs RECORDED are evident, aud many
wr'C chants and others are Coy!u broadway and To-
ca ihg back streets, Vet real estate owners are
bling up buiidinss for business purpo es, and on
Ftuld way, near rAiflUvrth street, dwelling houses
are being aitcicd into stores aud Offices Rents,
however. are lower thsn On tho l5t OF May, and a
further decline is expected.
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Fashionable Marriage In Paterson.

very fashionable wedding WAS soiemnized in
Peterson ye,tetd1y afternoon, tho young coutle
being tie &c ovllr Alfred Alien, Esq tobacco Inasu-
lacturer, asd The charming ston-iaughtcr OF @.
atucF. 70, Mrs Amelia knu.aiuc. Ire disulay
Niagara F.4i4,
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One OF the best Life Insurance COMPANIES in tui.
country ID ths MUTUAL OF NoNLh, \. j. 10 uAh os,l
many years n existence, bias alwas oecu vel and
honestly managed, and n point Of ayorn'is torn,.,
h01ral dealing, aud am 10 socul.ty has no superior
Persons tMEElu' ortnhirg out rohr'cs Vin dp well
10 sall unon tAe aRsnL Mr.. LluYd a III lCIdWay.
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The Sun IN Europe md in the Counfry.
Readers Of TuE Srs going to the country or TO
Europe receive their fvorite paper by mail fer
any period desired. at the rate OF 10 cents month";
by sending their names an subscriptions 10 pub
iication Office. When the paper IL to be scnt to
Europe, the postage mast be added to the subscrip
lion
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West Park, Ulster county, is excited ovor al
A. .rNs'arl, from which Dr. G,dney gl, t..
t. 'lIG ccr''m Lone, tuppn. "a 10 have l.un on.
lh4lI' I'rusu vi the .HdLuuy "s UeOi Goo "via
est families"
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TIE doRy circulation of THE Sun during
the las, r,ch, UL.ch tnd,d Oh Saturday,
May 81, ,rds as fo''ots'
ronday. ........IO2,3OO Thursday ........1Q1, 400
Iuosdly.......1Dt,S 500 FRIDAY t.SOD
Wednesday 81 %, 300 sAturiav......... OS,SDO
Aggrcgat5 daily circulation iaa wtek,
gt4, 900. Arerage ATTY circulation dur.
ing TIC reef, IO2, i33. DaRy drcrl7e DIR.
ing The precious O5eh enday My ii,
IO3,3Jc.
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Amuseusents To-day.
Boeth's The.tre-Fos fioo.a
Bryprte His.treis-shoe nv.
Iscursiors-Ers Rsii~sy
tinh Avenue Thestre-Ths Good NAiarsdM M
French Thtstre-Fechter. The cottitsn Bronr.
Grand Opera Hor.e-rwev. yeur,Nton.
Kelly A. Icons Mlnstrcis, $50 Broadway.
NIbls's Gsrdes-GyhA Thosp.au rroup.
Oiya pie Tbestre-Tls Par One with Rtabds VIZ.
Eteisvay Hnli-Nev Yorl Gles saa M-4nsal cisir
1smmauy -r.ah II Totav
The Beach Pness.atie rnnnei-oIsn to Vai'r[
" aiIaek's -Ths Rect psy and g. lie jealous,
" ssd's Museum TIE witlei of Nv iuth. Matn-e'