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The Daily Dispatch: March 28, 1864., [Electronic resource], A "Union Leaguer" Gobbled up. (search)
ill fame huddled together in the small compartment set apart for the use of the gentlemen of the bar. The following case will explain this singular apparition: Mary Davis, Frances Mathews, Delia Williams, Drucilla Collins, Clara Coleman, Jennie Barnes, Susan Shanley, Camille Ridgely, Ellen Haxall, Mollie Smith, Kate Thompson, Sally Butler, Molly Harris, Jane Lloyd, Kate Spriggs, Anne Lyle, Sally Davis, and Selle Hastings, were charged with being idle and dissolute persons of evil faine, and being disorderly in the Varieties, a house on Franklin street, to the great disturbance of the neighborhood and people passing the streets. It appeared that for some malls they should keep them out of the sight and hearing of decent people. --All the women were required to give security in $300 for their good behavior, except Mary Davis, who, it being proven that she was the giver of the ball, and that at the time of the entrance of the police she was engaged in selling whiskey at a bar erected