The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-11

for lodgings and food Having the girl into the boarding
house. the next thing buoy her up with deusve hopes
comfortable situation which they certain never to
procure her. and having done this 1t then necessary
to her cheap ney and end by keeping
her at the boarding. for month to get her debt
Then bond she desire to leave the next hold
her clothing trunk fer bogus board BILL The society
abandoned women, who employed to sap the poor
girls virtue and the troubles of prosecution for debt make
the girl plant instrument in the hands of the boarding
shark She then becomes easy victim to the lust
of highest bidder and her ruin is consummated Many
of these girls after undergoing of prostitution and
shame for two or three months IN the agerbeer dens OF
Greenwich street. the dancehouses of Water street. the
purieus of Greene and Mercer Streets afflicted with fits
of ennu and return to the Castle Garden depot for change
scene else they secret missionaries OF evil sent by
their employers to corrupt girls who yet perfectly
innocent These girls quite shameless and by their vile
conduct disgust all who visit Castle Garden depot for the
purpose procuring help The clerk who has charge of the
employment office is sometimes put to his limit OF patience
by the antics of these young ladies' number of persons
from the country visit the Castle Garden daily in search of
girls work farms. A few days since gentleman of
valley procure help About thirty girls present,
seated in the office, awaiting employment Some of them
had the fresh cheeks generally found in emigrant girls
before becoming Injured this climate, different from
their the soft blue eyes and expression of innocence
and virtue while others bore in their countenances the
marks of hardened depravy and crime carrying in bonnet
and shawl the coors of the rainbow The old gentleman
after looking around the uptrned faces selected rather
hardened looking girl and said to her:
"Do you want situation, my grlW
Well," said this charming damse that depends How
much do you want to giveW
"Wel want tin dollars with toss of the head, unless
have too much work to do" she added.
"Can you cook 2? said the old gentleman.
CAV cam" said she and added, but where do
you live?"
In Connecticut" said the old man.
ooh; deedn, III go to Kunecktkut for tin dollars
month";" and away she went, tossing her head.
The old gentleman made another attempt this time how
ever he did have make the selection himself for
gaudi dressed woman, with Haunting ribbons and traces in
her face of chalk and the rougepot sauntered to him.
and placing herself easy attitude before the old gentle
man, commenced to catechise him as follows
ais it servant ye'd be afther wanting?"
eyes; want a servant" said the old man.
I" How much will we give"
g What you worthY
WELL couldn't work for less than $12 and always got
the fat where worked before"
"Of coorse can cook all around"
DO you know how to make pastry
whats pastry p
Why, pies and cakes"
'Aud it's wanting make yer pastry yed be for S2
month But shure," with impudent leer, "P be able
your famiy?"
have three daughters and son." said the old man,
meekly
Glow old is yer son ~
Nineteen years."
"Is he goOd-lookng?"
81 cannot be judge of that myself You had better come
with me and see for yourself"
And SO ye have three daughters! WE'LL why don't they
make their pastry? Shure it's afther quarreng they'd
be wild me- Oh indade PI not go to Kunecktikut wild ye"
The old gentleman asked young fellow who was by
ander what he thought of the young lady and answered
not take that girl into your family
The young man then recommended him to question
young pretty and ceanookng girl who sat apart from the
The old gentleman did but the young miss informed
him that she had been in the habit of living in the highest
of families and wouldn't go to Kunecktiku for the world
But she had friend that might co. The friend would not
60 either because she wouldn't like "Kunecktikut and
thn ye had to be all night the boa and the "man
with whom she lived wanted her to get up at three o'clock
to milk the cow which was a shame everybody knowsH
The last hair broke the cancels back and the old gentleman
left Castle Garden without servant never to come back.
THE SWORD HUNTERS ABYssINIA.-Being at lcherkln'
1772 Bruce took part in a large hunting excursions On
the 6h hour before day, after hearty breakfast we
mounted horseback the number OF about thirty be-
longing to Avto Confu But there another BODY ooh OF
horse and foot which made hunting the elephant their par
uclar business. These dwell constantly in the woods