The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05
ARREST A NOVELTY TO THEM.
rtSY OF THESE YOUNG WOMEN CAME
TO COURT IN CARRIAGES.


Inuterbnch, Who Censurea the Police
and from whom Two or the Raided
Houses Were Rented. 1vasn't There.
II william Lauterbach. the silk manufac-
turer ut 60 Blocker street. who was a mem
her OF the March Grand Jury. which brought
IN a presentment censuring the police be-
cnuse thoy did not raid disorderly houses and
enforce the excise laws. had been In tho Jef-
ferson Market Police Court yesterday morning
he might have changed his views about that
department Of the city Government. In fact
the police were so active on Tuesday night
that among tho many disorderly houses
raided there happened to be two that had
been rented direct from Grand Juror Lauter-
BACH They were at 466 and 46S Sixth avenue.
and the woman who ran one OF the houses said
that Mr.. Lauterbach knew for what purpose
II was to be used whom he rented ie 70 nes.
Not only that, but Capt. Mclaughlin OF the
west Thirtieth street station says that Mr..
Iauterbsch either collected the rent for this
house in person or sent some ono who took
the liberty OF forging his name. This is shown
nv the rent receipts signed William Lauter-
bach and now In the possession OF the police.
Mr., Lauterbach. as q signer OF the March
preseptment, however. might have been
pleased on the whole with the work OF tho
police II he had seen Its results yesterday.
His two houses played only IN insignificant
mart in the general raid m ade by the police OF
three precincts. There were $50 prisoners.
mostly women. In court yesterday who had
been arrested in nineteen disorderly houses
in the Tenderloin. Mercer street, and West
Thirty-seventh street precincts. Tho raids
were made almost simultaneously BY small
SQUADS Of police from those three precincts.
and It was the second largest move OF the kind
in the history Of the city. Three houses that
have prospered without police Interference
for nearly quarter OF a century in the Ten
deron precinct we're visited by the police on
Tuesday night and early yesterday morning.
and every person In them. even to the oolored
servants, was arrested. Being under arrest
was novel experience for many ofthe women
yesterday. Paint and paste diamonds were
notably absent from their makeup. Many OF
them we're dressed fashionably and In good
taste without. any OF the Haunting signs
appear before police magistrates. In this re-
spcct the raid differed from any ever made In
eY bS IN
Hoeioek some q them had brought dGT n
Get, bail shortly after they were arrested.
and others had been engaged by messspssr
h 9Ss %efe sns
s nne G1 and
IN sss % n
Ssdss TER It rs
William Laqterbach. and arrested Alice Lam
bert, the only inmate.
ea ssssss static" e yssrsop
s IL SIS
the s, *. AZ. 1s seeded q t. T..
Homen IN The pen began e sing sostiS. Thsss
vas ONE ho tn an M RooS
oRtrato and when she began ssnci1Ss
With 'G much oppression. When she finished
again again Others iolioSed it. and then the Women
sang in chorus. Many Of the prisoners were
under 70 q one them
softly. The older women tried to reassure
IL ns Fetch court 9 Isd from e TT
there was one girl who attracted immediate
e f.
Eyes sa down va" and her lips twtched Beside her
house kept BY Emma Leslie at 80 East Twelfth
street. white. haired man. ACCOMPANIED By
before any Of tho cases had been disposed Of and
asked permission to look at the prisoners They
Is tRey WsRed Within The 1s
with the white face saw them. She shrank
back Into the line but had seen heFi
mother kissed hor. and after whispering few
soSm with Mehs t await da SHa
May Arnold when she learned that It was not
ployed as typewriter by the same downtown
iirm that employs the ty young man who was AZ, az
charged the girl met her father and mott er At
the door and went up town with them without
aWord to the young man.
rule. we'll dressed. aud several Of them were
not unknown on broadway. Two English;
:. Lawyers Abe Hummel. Louis Allen. + NJ.
Friend. and several others who had been sum
hand when Justice pivver opened eou Msfo Gn
hummel raised the point that the police had
no cause to arrest or hold any one except the
houses. The charge against the others was
tdssordsrly ccnndnct and az they had commit;
charge; J Is,H r. Diver accepted this
found IN Juror house. sn and 9 9Rree
other women. who caused a laugh and ofIended
Of yellaIn1wn ,.t actresses res discharged the msn
orderly, conduct The women whom HI he 1 eS-
were charged with keeping disorderjy honses
were easl hold IN $1,000 bail for examination
There was s great confusion in fitting tho
SSrrested: They were nearly ail fottieesS and
Clerk Tom Dinnean shouted thcsc M n, a. t tSn
girls giGgled. and pushed each other forward ard
when the court rom NV was cleared Of these
who were held for further examination ''''''
Tenh"rloin precnt and the nnmos OF tia
Nest Iwanty:fouIt tn street. May Sacom: 122
Wost Thriy.ilrst street; Louise l,a Rouvelle
Tisnn; /. West Thirty-siNth street, Ross. Bell !;
Lowest Twenty: fourth street. Carrie Iasting:
West Thirty second street, Emma Charles;
III West Th!rty-sccon1 street, Boil Engel;
500 500 Sixth avenue, Mrs. MeCormaGk. and ius
Sixth Wv ayenus; Alice Lambert. Five houses,
Fortieth street. a04 West Tortieth street, s "a
Waak E,rt,, n.ax az,