First Class, or "Parlor Houses."--Luxury.--Semi-refinement.--
Rate of Board.--Dress.--Money.--Lavish Extravagance.--
Instance of Economy.--Means of Amusement.--House-keepers.--
Rents.--Estimated Receipts.--Management of Houses.--Assumed
Respectability.--Consequences of Exactions from Prostitutes.--
Affection for Lovers.--Second Class Houses.--Street-walkers.--
Drunkenness.--Syphilitic Infection.--Third Class Houses.--
Germans.--Sailors.-Ball-rooms.--Intoxication.--Fourth Class
Houses.--Repulsive Features.--Visitors.--Action of the
Police.--First Class Houses of Assignation.--Secrecy and
Exclusiveness.--Keepers.--Arrangements.--Visitors.--Origin of
some Houses of Assignation.--Prevalence of Intrigue.--Foreign
Manners.--Effects of Travel.--Dress.--Second Class Houses.--
Visitors.--Prostitutes.--Arrangements.--Wine and Liquor.--
Third Class Houses.--Kept Mistresses.--Sewing and Shop
Girls.--Disease.--Fourth Class Houses.--"Panel Houses." 549