New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
LED INTO LIVES OF SHAME.

LED INTO LIVES OF SHAME.
A BRoTHER's APPEAL TO A MAYNARD SISTER AT
THE "BUCKINGHAM PALACEn-orHER CASES OF
DEPRAVITY.
A Young man named Jacob FierO called at
the Buckingham Palace, the low dancehOuse In West
Twentyseventh-st about IL o'clock on Monday night
and inquired for his sister Dora, whom he had earheu
was in the place The young woman came out at about
the same time with a welldressed man, who had been
dancing with her The brother, In great excitement
appealed TO his sister 10 home her conduct was
killing their father Instead Of complying, she entered
carriage with her companion and drove to the Ihr-
tjeh Street Police Station 10 seek release from her
brother's opportunities. There the brother told the
story Of his sisters shame, and the repeated efforts
OF the family TO induce her to reform. He
asked the sergeant to keep her there until ne
could summon his father. The latter soon arriyed-a
maser-carpcner He corrobOrated his sons statement
and appealed TO his daughter to 90 home Her npHan
The youpg man I'm dress suit who gave his name rs f.
F. Dinsmore, standing by her side The father up
him had he not been restrained by The officers.
The young woman was locked up for the night; Yes
az the jefferson Market Police Court. The complaint
was made by he TaheT VINO yes IN t1e m new eva 5n @
girl had been sent TO the House OF the Good shepherd
with had associates believing that she would REFORM
he had prevailed on the Justice 70 release Der'
The Justice said that while he sympathized deeply
with the father and the family he could do no more than
grant the request of counsel provided the young woman
reerred TO lead her present life He then held short
consultation with the prisoner, after which he an,
nOunced that she had refused TO return 10 her an ana
abandon her companions He accordingly ordered her
discharge from custody.
The Young woman whose face bears the traces OF the
life she led for several years left the courtroom
with her counsel. She was Joined by several nasDly
dressed women and departed IN hghspirs' completely
ignoring her relatives.
Elizabeth Emming, living at No 40 Chatham-st, was
brought before Judge Sutherland in the COu Of Cen
Cral Sessions, yesterday, charged with keeping dsOr
derlv house. Her prompt plea OF guilty prevented tue
production Of the evidence IN the case nut tbc Iea
charge against her very one, for which the
law gives no adequate remedy-the leading OF young
girls into a life OF shame. On June IL Captain Petty
found two young girls, both under thirteen years Oi
age entererug place. and arrested them and an Od
man. John MahOn. siXtythree years OF age, under err
cunstances which LETT doubt TO the object OF ter
visit Elizabeth Emmng was sentenced TO tblrty days
Imprisonment, ,. -.
Another case was necessarily abandoned. IL was
brought by q mother who believed that her daughtef
had been led iutO life of shame by Mrs DanhenOeg
and her daughter. The evidence before the magistrate
seemed very strong yet after long discussion DelHfrn
the complainant Judge Sutherland and District Atterney
Rollins, concluded that the evidence ulu nui
furnish ground Tor a convection, and the motnef ana
daughter the latter young girl, were DISCHARGED