New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16

figure was draped in brown. tichthtiDg; SIX gar.
ment, beneath the skirts OF which peeped .no ny
metrical tins of her gathered feet. Her ie'.uu .su
especially her mouth-are small, regular anu pieT .,
her complexion very PALE but clear; and the snPp
her head-abundantly endowed with blond glossy haiI
indicates a determination and force OF characttsr
seldom encountered in OF her profession Upon tne
whole, TIE girl has the appearance Of eood.loosnS
seamst-ess who would not be especially eniicug TO
man Of 49, certainly not to the extent Of committing
crime for her sake.
CHARLES BROWN, OR BROwER,
sat some 20 feet apart from dis charmer, we've.
brutal sense good looking features which are smooth
and pale and his upper-ip is surmouDted by Zine OF
hair which scientific and Industrious BARRIERS nave con
yerted into mus'ache. His hair Is black and long.
well Oiled glossy and curod over his temples H9 lace
is harGsomcly vicious Ho fashionably cut
coat Of darn cloth light yelownged ca.simsss Pans
bogus diamonds. Such Is a description or Brown or
Brewer, Sam. Davis Qet him choose or claim any
name from the tNree0 and such Is description OF t9
type of that class WHO loaf about the OF Houston
md broadway. making signs Ut recognition to Iewn
women trying 70 look unsoPeisslcated at passing moral
lets, and shudderiney withdrawing into the nearest
a.cOve at the approach Of policeman
RAPID EXISTENCE.
The more we have 10 contomrlate The piisoners ia
this connection the more are we compelled to look mo
the hdeOls intrcacies Of what Is denominated Fast
Living" or " Rapid Existence
'rhe class of women 81 which We've Droveri good
type-the pretty waitergtr o. the concert saoon-is
Having Numbered ~ years, jenkins was rather an
elderly sinpe,on hut SIT he Of class well repre-
scnted by far younger men We've the eharmrr, met
kiss from her wanton lips and he b,nked for pur-
estrry Blindly following her rfatuating smile no
gradually fonnd himself supporting rot only her but
| her " lover"
jenkins protested. We've whecilad him. Jepkina
| declared he bad no money. We've mildly suggested
that he could get H. jenkins swoTr nc would give her
nothing We've swore she would inform his employers
OF his dishonesty. According % We've, jenkins then en-
deavorcd to choke her IN her bed but the result
considerable enorat of squeang and tearing VI bed
l clothes. the disrauglt Jenkins des'sted.
THE "FASCY MAy"-HIs MODE OF LIVING.
In the meantime the fellow Brown, or Brewer (his
name may become corrupted in tme) was also plying
the ilstarred jenkins in a very similar waystopping
his mouth with q reats and sucking away at thr pre-
cious vein Brewers or Veyc's wants were TIE in
surers gfJenkn:s rri"f' II the former wanted new
emount; if We've wanted silk dress new bonnet,
jenkins bossomcd goidenly to the requisite swindle.
II TIE dream Of @ ride behind extraordinary horseaes
crept into Brewers bead sharp ache Of corscieree
c1used by renewed rob5erc fitted across the BRAIN O.
the dlsconsolate jenkins
All II n sudden the iure despairs the slay0 robels.
the OF human nature springy in bis throat
and tho result is "Pbenix Bank Dedication"
The class OF young men Of whom Brewer Is type.
NAV be represented with or less hdel ~ at
the corner OF ouston.s and Broadway ut every bour
Of the day between n. and l2 p m. though hey
vii be in the evening bring generally engaged
in gambling gaTroting burglary or pocket picking.
! They visit their nols," they call the vro'cbed
sirurnrets hose hard money tLey steal 40 var.
ous times daring the evening" and. II custom IL dull
and thoy have n bad run At gambling thcy viii even
search the sidewalks for verdnnt gentlemen to intro
dnce 10 the derTAved women. II the vcrdart gentle.
passes through these phases ~ manipulation With.
out being "heeced 10 q bone he IL either eIagly
quck.vited sober, or thu manipalIiors Doyoos
| In the iTndc
The buIly-let M call him 'pimpr-hss no other home
than tho r0on OF His wanton and be cannot ooeBpy
that usually he sOrerally sisup III night In gambling
Den, a restaurant or n door sep M this time.
recolifc', he n lre.sed IN the bieht OF fishio1
| His clothes nay To soilod WON bnt be gets
ones speedily. mild request 81 his " Moil "a few
sturdy buets on her hesA l,ll "pinps' thrash their
aolls" and tsen) arc sufficient % exton The 70
! qrisite amount, >.
The woman usually menas bis under clothes ioT hlr
! has them waghod for lin, pays Tor his provisions
(moderate) and drinks (unni.uj) aad G. as twenty
five peoc) pays TIE boy for black bis boots
the barber Tor sorHpng his sham"iess feo and dyeing
his moustsche and the merchant tailor for at,irng bis
radiant forp.l
Some Of our readers may think ibis Is exaggerated
that no MAN voHld Iced 81 base an existence.
Men will not bat these creatures will snd do. They
breathe aud hvs and have their sembance Of humanity
and N no eddy swings tAem 90 the sal3YS ig.i they
nsualy drift 10 pcrdtnh IN such q welir'mmea Boat
that passing crews have little knowledge Of the rotten
meas within.