The sun., 1888-05-06
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There stands ut $50 Rlvlngton street, on
the cornor of Attorney street, a four-story
building the front OF which is OF very red
brick. and tho eide Of worry green wenther
boarding. Tho ground hoor is occupied by Q
saloon. which has the sign, on both streetD, OF
A. Ncustadtl & Co. A SUN reporter on Sun.
day stroll noticed young Raily dressod girls
and swaggcring youths entering and leaving q
side door on Hivington street, and at the snms
time heard the notes OF piano play
ing popular waltz. The reporter went
In. At tho left of tho dark hallway
was the saloon. n dingy room. with a little bar
along its east sido, ind two tables In front
of it. At tho tables boys wore playing penny
ante. Other bows werc looking on. Above tho
bar was the gilded sign. Anna Neustadtl."
Behind tho bar was u young woman, with
swarthy skin, black hnir, and dark eyes. She
sold the reporter a glass OF beer and on his
said it was ,whiskey. The bill was 10 cents.
i, A rude sliding door was pushed open Mt the
as had three
dows upon Attorney street, two of which were
SSsed to the l0n With 9ntsds wooden sh,ntter
mitted.. View Of the Interior. was completely
on tho other side. The walls wore painted
green Or blue They were adorned by 2 print
ments of white ale and mineral waters, and .
large advertisement representing plump and
richly coored young woman in q very scane
bathing suit, Rude benches surrounded the
room, and German was pounding the piano
The girls at. tho moment numbered four
oas na me sF hs three nc oher
SSVa we're nicely I ID dressed d and young One did not
look over IL There were three young ysIs. men men
two two wore well dressed, and ono with black
shocky hair wore no hat smoked cigar. and
mel shirt asked tho reporter for his check,,
This Is Just II tie dancing school" said be.
hTs - tss hs
manager, and that the, free-and-easy youth
with the cigar was the dancing master, The
arm well around the waist OF tho youngest OF
thu girls. and seemed to bo trying to kiss her.
youths a sSs had SfsGu his m around the neck oi s
and his head on her shoulder.
r fGn &c fsas an 1sGps msas as a '
She jumped up and the dancing master laid laid
his head in the lap Of S the .o other y0nng girl TAo
iy eame in WITH hats on The young
men at once seized them and, began dance.
very young. Tho other girls went to rude
closet in the corner that was lighted by cans
die took their hats 4,as from numbered compare
-" Come and have a glass of beer" said one Of
dressed, saucly; II don't drink"
"A blow for a kiss" appeared to be the rule Of
tho boys Kissed one Of tho girls she slapped his
face. The reporter asked one Of the youths II
| the girls who came were respectable.
Some amt, most are" said he sententtously.
The door flew open and three young GIRLS ap-
whose dress was of red satin did not look IS.
| The boys and men gathered around them and
invited them in. But the girls were timid, and
| q moment, they went back to tho street.
We have lots, OF good times here said .
| pretty young girl to the reporter. I'VE come
| Sunday afternoons and sometimes at night"
On the strength OF another expenditure OF
pretty barmaid said the reporter would find
| the fun going on nearly all night anv time. and
| every Sunday afternoon and night. She said
| che would be there for year to come herself.
| small thin woman Of middle age who was
| very busy everywhere, was addressed by many
| 40 Mira Neustaltl