{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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BROADWAY in the day time has quite deserted
and Sunday aspect. Half the fashionable world is
out OF town-hat is all who could raise the need
u' and the other half pants for breath in the base
ments up town, or sigh for Saratoga at the back win
dows In the evening, however, our great thorough
fare is crowded. Strangers from all parts of the
Unlon-the thousands released from the toll of the
day-and many who dare not appear in the day time
for fear of being thought Questionable, throng the
street, swarm in the ice-cream saloons, and brave
all the horrors OF suffocation in the theatres. winch
are nightly filed to overowing, in the eloquent LAM
guage Of the bills from time immemorial