THE FIRST NUMBER OF “THE SUN” UNDER DANA 236 THE HOME OF “THE SUN” FROM 1868 TO 1915 236 MR. DANA IN HIS OFFICE 248 JOSEPH PULITZER 258 ELIHU ROOT 258 JUDGE WILLARD BARTLETT 258 MR. DANA AT SEVENTY 270 AMOS JAY CUMMINGS 280 DANIEL F. KELLOGG 290 AMOS B. STILLMAN 290 JOHN B. BOGART 290 JAMES GORDON BENNETT, SR. 300 HORACE GREELEY 300 HENRY J. RAYMOND 300 JULIAN RALPH 316 ARTHUR BRISBANE 330 EDWARD G. RIGGS 350 CHESTER SANDERS LORD 370 SELAH MERRILL CLARKE 380 SAMUEL A. WOOD 390 OSCAR KING DAVIS 390 THOMAS M. DIEUAIDE 390 SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS 390 WILL IRWIN 398 FRANK WARD O’MALLEY 398 EDWIN C. HILL 398 PAUL DANA 404 WILLIAM M. LAFFAN 410 WILLIAM C. REICK 416 FRANK A. MUNSEY 422 EDWARD PAGE MITCHELL 430 THE STORY OF “THE SUN” CHAPTER I SUNRISE AT 222 WILLIAM STREET _Benjamin H. Day, with No Capital Except Youth and Courage, Establishes the First Permanent Penny Newspaper.--The Curious First Number Entirely His Own Work._ In the early thirties of last century the only newspapers in the city of New York were six-cent journals whose reading-matter was adapted to the politics of men, and whose only appeal to women was their size, perfectly suited to deep pantry-shelves.