Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-16

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pent debauchees, VINO haunt the punch Of I'll e
third tiers, made his b1w to Justice Bloodgood yes
terday morning. minus his coat and vest and began
tell peous tale OF how he was beguiled to naughty
Rouse-how his garments were ruthlessly torn from
his grasp, and how despoiled Of his pocket
book, containing many valuable documents, and
about twenty dollars in notes, by the naughty women
that inhabt the naughty house which is located at
1874 Church street or course the worthy magistrate
had feeling for the suferngs Of such a nice young
man, and he forthwith dispatched two OF his rIstest
Indefatgabes to arrest all the naughty damsels that
cosd be found at No. 1874. Well, the indefatgables
returned with seven petticoated beings in custody
three the verest drsbs that went with holes in
their hose; three oerably decent and atred in long
shawls and green curtains to their head gear; Whist
the seventh, who presided the establishment Mt
No. Isl, Of a stad, mothcrly appearance, with
portly gait, and her person habted in close bonnet
q hands 1me boa ant muf and carefully enveloped in
m enormous plaid shawl These specimens Of the
softer part Of our species having been introduced
into the private room, the delicate investigation
nenced.
1t appeared that the name of tho nice young man
was Henry Taylor; sorry that his where
about did not transpre; that the pre- .ious night
he picked up two Of the drabs, named Emma Scott
and Mary Hall and accompanied them to the estab-
lishment of the motherly looking woman at No ISI.
These drabbish looking nymphs had shrewd sus.
picion that the nice young mans pockets were in
that state which the learned say that nature
.. g. there existed a vacuum there" The drabs
communicated their suspicious first TO Mistress
Mitchell, the motherly looking lady before describ
ed and she told the third drab, whose was Ann
Green. Now Ann not exactly green, though
her parents gave her that name, and she took the
nice young man up to the room, and told him that
before he went TO bed with her, he must give her a
pledge, as she never took the word Of any man -
The nice young man begged that Ann wouli wait
TIL the morning, and he would behave like gentle
man. Eut Ann put her thumb TO her nose and pro.
nounced the awful words mo CO." So the nice
young man gave Ann his vest and she took the gar.
nent down 90 the motherly LADY. Well, the latter
turned over the garment, and then she said was
not worth tinkers d. In this dilemma the nice
young mans coatf und its way into the clutches of
,he mothery lady; and al length, a was got mp
IN winch the nice young broke the bedstead, in
Ann Greens room, AND in the morning came off 10 the
Police to make his complaint
Inc ohcers STA ed that they found the coat and the
vest, out as To money or valuable papers, why they
were nether mere nor there. The worthy ma gistrate
oeing iuh OF virtusus indignation, sent the three
draos, together with the three nynphs with green
curtains TO their head gear along with the motberIy
looking lady all e. the tonbs where thew will ,tay
until liberated in due course of babeas cor,us layy'
by his Honor the Recorder.