1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 52: Few of the old time ‘panel games,’ ‘badger workers,’ ‘confidence games’ and pastimes of that ilk existed.at badger worker (n.) under badger, n.1
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 26: ‘Oh, Blondie,’ she shouted, ‘ain’t you going to give me a turn.’.at blondie, n.
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 52: Most of the vice [...] is to be found in the settlements in it known as ‘Coontown’ and ‘Frenchtown’.at Coontown (n.) under coon, n.
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 39: He, too, was a ‘dope’ fiend.at dope fiend (n.) under dope, n.1
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 40: Parkhurst has been raising hell.at raise hell (v.) under hell, n.
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 39: A Chinaman [...] was freely getting his opium ‘jag’.at jag, n.1
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 48: I gave Dr. Parkhurst ‘the office’ (that’s Bowery for a hint).at give (someone) the office (v.) under office, n.
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 52: Few of the old time ‘panel games,’ badger workers,’ ‘confidence games’ and pastimes of that ilk existed.at panel game (n.) under panel, n.1
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 36: Don’t you want to hit a pipe? [Ibid.] 40: I got to smoking opium. Then I got to be a ‘pipe-hitter’ as they call slaves of the opium drug.at hit the pipe (v.) under pipe, n.1
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 47: We left the ‘Tight House,’ [...] and ‘sneaked’ (that’s Bayard street for left the place), and went to a German house.at sneak, v.
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 47: I wished to show Dr. Parkhurst a ‘tight house.’ [...] After I ‘bought a round of beer’ for $1, we left the ‘Tight House,’ which gets its name from the fleshings all its inmates must wear.at tight house (n.) under tight, adj.
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 26: ‘Hey, whiskers,’ said she to Dr. Parkhurst.at whiskers, n.1
1894 C.W. Gardner Doctor and the Devil 39: The Doctor was very anxious to be the possessor of a complete ‘lay-out’ for smoking the drug – lamp, ‘yen-hop,’ and ‘hop toy.’ .at yen hop (n.) under yen, n.1