The evening world., 1894-08-07
A WOMAN PARKHURST
Mrs. Sallade Will Bid Her Block
Of Disreputable Resorts
Declares that She Won't Seek Aid
from the Police Either.
Justice Voorhis Gives Capt. schmitt-
berger . Friendly Tip.

New York's woman crusader. who may
soon De az famous as DR.. Parkhurst, was
In Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning to push the war against the
disorderly houses OF the cosmopolitan
block on Twenty-fourth street. between
Broadway and Sixth avenue.
The new combatant against evil 10
Mrs. Mary Sallade, who conducts a plait-
Ing establishment at 80 West Twenty
fourth street. and who. instead Of NOV
ing away from undesirable nelghbors.
has decided to drive them away from
her.
She yesterday succeeded In having
Annie Pond. whom che accuses OF keep
ing q discrdero house, just opposite
hers. held fol the Grand Jury, and this
morning she wanted q warrant for the
arrest Of Jacob Schneider, proprietor 2f
the Hotel Arlington, In the same block.
Market Court this morning she was ao;,
companied by Capt. Schmittberger and
Ward Man Jeroleman. Of the West
Thirtieth street station. She asked jus
and told the Justice what she knew oil
The AEilng.en Ho,s was Tsiaed by
Ing seems to have ever been done about
RSia'sa 5q:s the that '' she
watched the hotel for a long time. and and
elected from there: One Of them was a
ing men in the street. When she was
saiIsde heard thi, woman shout that
| 'her man was inside"
jas,iss Voc; nls mad mad had I, issns snd
/
story. When. she had finished no de-
cided that she had not sufficient evil
denes fer him to issue q warrant;
woman %ns s1 of Stty-iiys. was dressed in
black, and looked as II she certainly
meant business. She declined to talk
as fSe slSy 10 Efssp oS
susp f es parties tt 20 into Nine. Fond !
house last plight mot nottwithstandtng the
'.Mr Jerolsman. the ward man, told
me this morning on the way to court
A n SSsS Eo,e sSs ssd
plIssd y q Z . iy,nay fcr can get evidence
and rhe s% arc Fs'ns 1900 sS many d.sr.pu.ap,.
houses In my block, ana they have de.
P5ea ste Be- my yopfS % to My sSs'
| MI nI IT, sins w 1o" '"''s peopie "
help: There !. no Use u that, Pore For ,h le,
st street help y1se IT, and an es sH' Io t. thai
berger to understand when she firs,
10 shs wa. IN me s.snsss and Wou
A. Mrs, saiIade was leaving court
Vs sst Gap, Nth Ss4
getting EVIDENCE sEalnst the houses
block was not a desirable one for guile
hope Of being able 70 make il respect
Mrs. sallade claims the Arlington is 4
proof she states that a woman who wa.
ing crossed the street and sat on her door
pro prop '; of the place : now UNDER in in
but that he still has iicense. HI
promised TO investigate Mrs sallade''
There are ether places r West Tw en-
Ia after, but she will not designate them
she s'' is able 10 get evidence. Mrs. saliade
Pond held for trial. TO get ssldenoe
S .s' it hS %ss Agent s say
the Parkhurst Society, and also with Mr.
c, w. Parker. who, with his wife. boards
with Mrs. Sallade. On both occasions
Mrs Sallads says. there was no trouble
in getting q room and also In buying
beer.
Mrs. salIAds is a weli-preserved wo
man Of ffty-fve years. She owns the
house In which she lives and a. she has
a young daughter she wants the neigh
says the block 10 thoroughly cosmopoli
tan. and while he claims that open law
iessness has been abolished, he has M
hopes of making II a desirable neighbor
hood for quiet people to live in.