Woods v. . People of the State of N.Y.

Upon the trial the prisoner offered to prove by seven witnesses that the complainant was in the habit of receiving men there for the purpose of promiscuous intercourse, and for liquor especially. This evidence was objected to by the prosecution and rejected by the court, to which an exception was taken by the counsel for the prisoner. The evidence previously given shows that the place intended by the offer where she was in the habit of receiving men for the purpose specified was where she dwelt, known as "the Ranch," and that the liquor especially was intended to include the practice of the…