The evening world., 1894-08-07
lWoMAN PARkHURST
Mrs. sallade Will Bid Her B ook
of Disreputable Resorts.
n.cIares that She Won'tSeek Aid
from the Police Either.
Ju,tice Voorhis Gives Capt. Schmitt-
berger a Friendly Tip.


nm ne as famous as DR.. Parkhurst, wa!
4, Jefferson Market Police Court thi:
EARNING to push the war against the
asorderly houses of the cosmopolitan
block on Twenty-fourth street, between
Broadway and Sixth avenue.
The new combatant against evil is
Mrs. Mary Salade, who conducts a plat.
ine establishment at b3 West Twenty.
fourth street, and who. instead Of NOV
ing away from undesirable neighbors,
las decided to drive them away from
her
She yesterday succeeded in having
! Annie Pond, whom she accuses of keep
ing a discrderly house, just opposite
] hers held fol the Grand Jury, and this
morning she wanted a warrant for the
arrest Of Jacob Schneider, proprietor of
the Hotel Arlington, In the same block
When Mrs. Sallade entered Jefferson
companied by Capt. schmittberger and
'rbrtieth street station. She asked JUS
tice Noorhis for a warrant for Schneider,
and told the Justice what she knew of
the character of the house.
The Arlington Hotel was raided by
Capt. Schmittbeiger May q. but moth
ing seems to have ever been done, about
etold Justice Voorhis that she had
! vat ched the hotel for long time, and
Fonly last night had seen some people
WSom sSe had Often seen sUa
\ng men In the street. When she was
brown out of the hotel last night Mrs.
,allade heard this woman shout that
| her man was inside"
Justice voorhis had had long and
confidential chat with Capt. Schmitt-
,erger before Mrs. Sallade told her
I'tory. When she had finished, he de-
dence for him to issue warrant.
Mrs Sallade. who is a well,preserved
woman Of .ffty-hve. was. dressed in
BUSINESS aakeo she declined ihe fe to INK
it'll Capt. Schmittberger, but preferred
tell her story TO group OF reporters,
She said that she had seen several
house last night, Notwithstanding the
pct that Mime. Pond was put under
hil yesterday.
"Mr. Jeroleman, the ward man, told
Ar ri Sa H SS Is she oe ssfd sFanSs
hhny; amt it?' he said. Yes / re-
"rhere are a good many disreputable
houses In my block, and they have de-
Ehouid be worth $4,000 to $4,000. and /
nm not going to allow those people to
uin Its value.
Won't help me. l am going to clean that
ftreet myself, and 1 can do it."
Mrs. sallads gave Capt. Schmltt-
went to court that she would stand no
nonsense. She was In earnest and would
submit to no hal way measures.
Pu,tice Voorhis advised Capt. Schmitt.
berger to act in conjunction with her in
setting evidence agai INST the houses.
The Captain acknowledged that the
families, but he says that he has no
rope of being able to make 1t respect
Mrs Sallade claims the Arlington Is
nuisance In the ne!ghborhoo1, and as
proof she states that woman who was
thrown out OF the house the other even
stop. Capt. hmittberger said that the
proprietor of the place Is now under in
di,tment tSr keeping disorderly house,
tut that he still has license he
promised to investigate Mrs. Sallade' s
charges
There are other places in West Twen-
W-f1urth street, Mrs. Sallade says she
is after, but she will not designate them
s5c IS able to get evidence, Mrs. Sallade
lefcrs TO her success in having Mrs.
rond held for trial. To get evidence
slc visited It with Agent Lennon, OF
the Parkhurst Society, and a,so with Mr..
=. w. Parker, who, with his wife. boards
With Mrs. Saliade. On both occasions
Mrs Sallaie says, there WAS no trouble
IN getting room and also in buying
beer.
Mrs. SalIade Is well-preserved wo-
man of fifty-iive years. She owns the
house in which she lives and as she has
= young daughter she wants the neigh
h"rhood improved. Capt. Schmittberger
says the block Is thoroughly cosmopoli-
tan. and while he claims that open law
i"ssness has been abolished he has no
hopes Of making 1t desirable neighbor-
hood for quiet people to live in.