The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09

fell but hit the back OF her head 10 badly against the
| bottom Of the counter that me came to- quickly
| without even the Aid OF the water process
what VIII my man say when he comes to-night3''
said one. This MAKES my dream come true" said
.ialoa, Curly you little rascal, where we you
bin hidin' yourself, ehfn shouts coarse Amazo-
ION don't knows, said Curly, cant we
RAVE A DRINK OR DANCE JIGir
"Here. INC Q Joe,r said she to the attendant al
look at that good ookln' olcer; asnt he bully side
whiskers; let's pun 'em. shall we, and make wa
terfallSp
you're shmart lot OF roosters, by the fire OF
| purgatory; You kin rush upon lot OF poor girls
ana take em trough the stra'es Wdoat bit Of hon,
you are. Have ye neither mother nor sister that you
wud disgrace us anu pack us out Of house and home,
shpalpeenS that ye aren The last speaker was egl-
DENLY o recent addition 10 the establishment for
not only her brogue, but her clothing spoke Of the
| These and thousand other expressions OF SINH
lar character were INDUCED IN ~ these feline menu
bers. After some htte de ay all the renang places
were empied INTO this one, and now came the
Wo TX Of
| TAXING THEM To THE STATION HOUSE
In Liberty street. The appearance OF many on
GERS In plain clothes. and the laughing
curing, screccning and singing OF thee drcoS.
! wien street den'zcns caused an immense
! crowd TO collect In the street, who took up
/ the excitement to which the appearance OF the
wom,Sl had ylven the incentive, ana they jeercd
| and laughed, cracked rough Jokes ana howed ike
Indians on me trail Of bitter enemy the police
|
ganty piumaged birds.
How Is this, Li1r' saa carter as he recos-
| Lousen and hundred other apleilaton5 were
shouted out by this crowd OF
NOT LESS THAN THREE THOUSAND rERs"Ss
a. they followed the lively females W LIBERTY street
ana hooted and raved Ike mad people. The station
house being reached, here the whole congregation
was gathered to2etner-a trembling besoted, rum
smelling, infatuated, mlslead crowd. COuld Dante
nave been IN that place aud elt the heat and real
| ized the effect OF the eXhaations from 80 many In
sucn small space; could he nave witnessed The
features OF The keepers OF these houses all corpu
lent, impudent
uNsCRUpULous MURpERous LOOKING DurcnMEN
VINO apparently would as soon XIII man they
women and heard their obscene and uncalledfor re-.
marks, his .nerno'' wogld have been enriched IN
atenold degree, and more faithful representation
| OF Pandemonum and hell and large and small de-
/ mons, given 10 the world.
| THE DRESSES Or THESE FEMALES,
! In variety or shape aud color, would puzzle the
| most ACCOMPLISHED connoisseur Of modes to truth
| fully picture them so that person who had not
Scarcely any of them either hats or shawls,
| having merely the walking dress and wrapper
purple, white and combinations or every style
could be observed, while the coors Of the ribbons
confusion a. they crushed about In the room gave
one the idea OF movable colored panorama.
na o T. g fhsv shouts one old woman Jpn stand
back tonight ana dance till daylight does APP
pear.'o
bravo, old 'un; wen drink up old
Toms house and all he has, and a
humming chorus was INDUCED IN winch might
have made Jim Fisk envlous could he have heard it,
All the names being entered two files of officers
were drawn out on the street In front of the station
house, and out came the prisoners, two by two, and
walked up between the files OF men, the furthest
couple being taken In tow by the foremost officers,
ana SO on until the whole crowd
FORMED A PROCESSION.
Sucn procession has surely not been seen since
the days when the unfortunate highwaymen were
tucked up ut TyburD,n or when the notorious army
OF the raafag and bob-tail formed In ludicrOus line
or the parade Of the gypses in their ancient prac-
nau
the Fifteenth amendmen; couldn't touch 1t. Here
were the officers each provided with sweetheart
anu promenade gratis, and with the additional
pleasure OF cheering conversation.
Are you all ready" shouts the good-natured
head-and shoulders; fright face, rorwardr he added
Ia rapid succession, and we were at once
EN- RouTR FOR THE TONES,
followed by one Of the greatest and most motley
crowds that New York ever saw. Captain speIgnt,
headed the procession and slowly forward marched
tnls Dulnnlers' brigade, without even bagpiper O
or hapG 70 ps =
the D-l and shake Yoursei.n The manly fellows
Kept np Say "M Against these odds dull
ISIS IN funeral corteQe, and the mOurnfu process
SION a occnpsns nearly Two blocks in length wound
us SLOW lengtn along. ii was pity that some vol
unteer German musicians could not have been en-.
gagged; the
EXCITEMENT HAD FALLEN BELOW ZERO.
The immense crowd had ceased to jeer, people by
hundreds stood and gaped at the corner OF vcsey
street In utter amazement the crowd passed over
into Murray street; Captain Speight looked over tho
top OF his glasses for The want or something moro
down close, and became SO reflective and phiio.
sophl,c,.,prooably on the state OF public i'm.
fort While the stately Jsmieson laue Ssf0a at
out Of Murray into Warren street t6e procession be.
came animated again; cartdrivers hOOted and |
ana the trees and horticultural products must nave
unused new me- Tor In Crossing over Broadway and
the City Han Park the young creatures with
shoulders and hands. were cheered and they nod |
ded and winked and capered ike rabbits on q war
rem. IL ought to he remarked that all the occupants
OF the buildings In the PARK came out and took in
the sight. Chambers aud Centre streets completed
or justice were reached fell In abundance and
couples who before were bold as she lions now |
coad nave sat among lambs or down BY the willows
"ro think that this was my last week. said |
was going home to my friends 70 be good and yet |
come to be locked up. on God, take me :, ana She
attitude the Of the ew ar@a
beads OF Precipitation upon her Youthful brow.
'a anma sssea s corner Of
tie men, Shippers. imprisonment the hor-
There were dozens VINO walked with primitive |
Kind OF domino over their eyes-a pair OF hands.
threw up their aprons and In shielding their neads
cove ed their faces also. Arriving
at about four O'Clock everything was quickly put In
order for a rapid disposition OF the cases.
Good God. let us go, Judge" bawled out several
"wel all be good OH do, there's dear. Only this
tme.n
Things now began to look serious, The excellent |
arrangements Of those or the police having the cases
In charge enabled the Judge to dispose OF them
RAPIDLY Each ofi1cer brought up his prisoner ana
complaints were taken against every Individual |
The keepers OF the houses were each held default
OF 81, 900 bail, while every inmate was
DESTINED TO 60 TO THE ISLAND FOR SIX MONTHS. |
NO sooner was THIS announcement made than |
there began TO be great weeping and crashing Of |
teeth. The young ones piped and the Old /
h0wled and moaned while several infants started |
chorus, which was most decidedly not angelic, how
ever much they might have resemDled the cheru-
bini The court was crowded to excess with por-
ton OF the curious throng that had followed the
glorious procession. Soon those lovely faces aud
Moving hair aud jet eyes or dazzling brightness aud
azure blue that thrilled to tue soul all disappeared,
and Miss Foster was blessed with az handsome O I
crowd as ever The natron looked upon.
The reporter next interviewed Judge Hogan, OF |
which following bripnv M.