New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-30
TIE WAR CPON STREET-WALKERS
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! People abroad last I ght, il Broad ~sy. and III
eide street. were not lisile .urorsed a, the Sims
tu're Absence Of cOurtezsus from SIGHT AMI no -jo,
HE alarm tas spread rapidly and the prescribed 70
males are thoroughly frightened. OOe Is 90 aeon.
tontd TO the sight Of these gaudy dressed butterflies
'haf the streets look very strange whou, them and
PUT on sort OF solemn, Sunday solitude strangely in
coIrsst With the Vsni'y Fair which generally rule,
The hours from dark until midnight.
sropg detsehnents OF Policemen were on the to,,,
cat for the fallen angels, but thsir yieranoe wa,
ssshiily rewarded In scrne Wards where hundreds
ere nsaspy abroad, not one was TO De seem Hare
ehd mere strogsSer Who 5ently did no, she the
H paper and stalked about ia ignorance Of the in.
lendiag far ger was ssugbt; brt the gecsra result
was net II proportion (, the heavy additional amount
\ Of vigilance exercised. Our reporters seed US the
following nesss:
THIRD WARD.
The nympbs Of tie psve in this Ward! not much
dauned by the descent of the Police on the r,iebt
previous, were out again 10 the early par, of th.
evening. TIE police srrested the foJo wing named
persons Ellen Harrington, Ezaoeth Roger, vir.
eipis Smith. Henrietta Renon. Margaret Gidrey.
Alice Grey, Ellen Johnsop, Lizzy Buan., Matilda
Brown ard ann Nolan. Tbe ab we named psr.ou,
we're all locked up in the Cprd Police S,.ties- ,use.
Ellen Har Dgton said sbe wing girl sbe police
soy they have seen Ter equently on the street Eea
Jo'n-on c'simedto be a e4p-maker Margare, C;idaey
was one of the frmaes nnested on Wednes ray night
ard discharged yesterday by Justice Bogar,,
FOURTH WARD.
The arrests in the Fourth Ward on Wedn sdav
night and the summary msoper 10 which they we're
disposed of atthe Police Cosrt had wonderful effect
Id k.epii the rambers withu.d Oos last nigh. Toe
ID, Il
Mary Donovan. Mary A. Smith, AMI Ellen ucCsnn,
who were locked up. Previous to the descent upon
them, there from $50 to 200 regular night
cruisers in this Ward.
FIFTH WARD.
At the Fifth Werc Srstion House, coorod woman
named Bee ch brought her daughter, Ii yeas OF age,
and equ. sted that the cir. might be taken charge Of
snd placed in the House Of Correcton-she being ad'
dicted TO nie ht walking Ezs Dmond (colored) and
Jsne Smith we're also picked up in the street by t,e
Police, and locked up.
SIXTH WARD. I
In the SIKH Ward a section Of Police were on
patrol loci ing out for street. walkers; they had sue
ceeced, however in arresting but one woman. At
II oc'ock the streets almost entirely abandoned
by this class Of females. Broadway appeared to DO
entirely deserted. lady, accompanied by gen.
LEI sp, was heard TO make the foil, wing remark, 10
-stber sympsthizipg tore: " How lonesome seems
Il not to see the street women around
CEEFSAL WARDS.
Tie Seventh, Els bth. Ninth, Tea.h Eleventh,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, fifteenth, AID Seventeenth
Wsrds unusually quie. last night and business at
he Station Uou, eS u these districts extremely
,ph, the cells being occupied principally by feS old
customers who, h. wing ioduged in too frequent po-
atioIs Of run, unable to nsyig,te the streets
rs bumen beir Is should DO. In tho Fifteenth Ward
're sreet-wsiBe- was arrested, and allowed to repose
m he soft side Of lanA in Tho Saaiion House
Broadway was aery quiet, aud fresented more re-
pecthble appearance than We Fave known it to do
or many yeas asst.