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Women of N.Y. 604: [caption] Life in the Slums – A ‘Bucket Shop’.at bucket shop, n.
Women of N.Y. 604: [caption] Life in the Slums – A ‘Bucket Shop’. Women of N.Y. 320: The well-dressed corner loafers who hang about the avenues, in front of cigar and rum shops, and who make it their business to insult ladies as they pass along the street.at corner boy (n.) under corner, n.2
Women of N.Y. 298: They differ from other classes in being what is called ‘street-walkers,’ or ‘cruisers’.at cruiser, n.
Women of N.Y. 297: A plebeian order of cyprians who are looked down upon by their sisters who dress finer.at Cyprian, n.
Women of N.Y. 207: They are patronized by members of the dusky race, and white men as well.at dusky, adj.
Women of N.Y. 206: I say, officer, can you tell me where there are any ‘fast’ houses around here?at fast house (n.) under fast, adj.1
Women of N.Y. 203: They open ‘panel-houses,’ or help play the ‘husband game’.at husband game (n.) under husband, n.
Women of N.Y. 302: They [prostitutes] are bold and openly solicit you, calling every one Johnny.at johnny, n.1
Women of N.Y. 204: A man of either of these classes is invariably attracted by the fine dress and personal appearance of the nymph du pavé.at nymph of the pavé, n.
Women of N.Y. 203: The young woman who is a ‘panel’ thief is nearly always a street-walker.at panel thief (n.) under panel, n.1
Women of N.Y. 203: They open ‘panel-houses,’ or help play the ‘husband game’.at panel crib (n.) under panel, n.1
Women of N.Y. 201: The earnings of the ‘parlor girls’ vary.at parlor girl (n.) under parlor, n.
Women of N.Y. 200: These women of the ‘parlor-houses,’ [...] lead a very unhappy and miserable life.at parlor house (n.) under parlor, n.
Women of N.Y. 406: She looks like an upstart or ‘shoddy’ female.at shoddy, adj.
Women of N.Y. 298: They differ from other classes in being what is called ‘street-walkers,’ or ‘cruisers.’ They are ‘on the town.’.at on the town under town, n.2
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