The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
SHARP MRS. SAlLAOE.
She Trapped Agent Goodale Into
an Admission.
Then She Served q Notice on Him
to Eject His Tenants.
A New Ally in the Crusade Against
Arlington Hotel.

Real Estate Agent 9. B. 6oodale, Of
Twenty-fourth street and Broadway, 10
very much worried man to-day, and
the cause Of his anxiety Is Mrs. Mary
F. Sallade. the woman who has started
out to reform Twenty-fourth street, be-
tween Broadway and Sixth avenue. On
the other hand. Mrs. sallade is in ex-
tremely high spirits. and when seen by
an Evening World" reporter this morn
ing said that she never was so happy
In her life.
The cause for all this variance OF
spirits Is as follows:
For several days past the members
Of Mrs. Sallade'a reform committee
have been vainly endeavoring to find
out who the real agent for the property
at "a West Twenty-fourth street. the
Hotel Arlington. which has been especial
eyesore to Mrs. sallade. Although they
suspected Mr.. Goodale. he would moi
| admit II.
Yesterday evening Mrs. sallade. In
disguise (and the disguise was 80 per.
feet that one Of her employees did not
know her), sailed forth and went tc
Mr.. Goodale's ONCE. Mr.. Goodale knows
Mrs. Sallade. but he didn't recognize heI
last night. to his sorrow and Is mourn
II am a friend Of Mrs. Finckelstein
who used to have the house at g." said
Mrs. sallade, "and would IKE I to know 10.
Mr.. Goodale explained that the present
owner had lease and hotel license
| and that he would not move.
But" replied Mrs. sallade. you ars
the agent and thought that under the
existing circumstances you could forcs
Here Mr.. Goodale admitted that h,
was the agent. but that he couldn't ,ge'
the present tenants out. Then Mrs. Sal
lade drew an ofiicial-looking document
aoodais's desk said: "Thsn f'h help yor
MRS. saiiads left and Mr.. Goodal.
sbs At t the II Gs' seu,s Mes,
t that the owner get rid Of them At once
or lay themselves open to legal actor
under section 2.as7 OF the Code OF Civi
MI doodaie would not talk about tn,
es:s this morning fTrtnsf than .,t 70 si \
yers. and that they would b able =
erty. He added. however. that he hel
characters in the house, and could d;
nothing until he had afndavits that suci
| was the case.
| Mrs. Saliade has added q new con
stituent to her force in the person o.
M. Barnard. Mr. Barnard keeps fur
nished-room house at SS8 Sixth avenue
| which adJoins the rear Of the Hote
Arlington. His house Is occupied by mer
only. Heretofore he has kept quiet fo
business reasons. but the nuisance. h,
says. hiatt has been going on In the Ar
! lington has been so bad, even since tn,
crusade began, that he can stand It nj
longer. He will make q complaint Il
Capt. Schmittberger this afternoon.
Only. night before last" said Mr.
Bounard this morning. my people were
kept awake by the noise in the Airing.
ton. Men and women were playing the
piano and violin, singing and drink
Ing. and carrying on in a terrible man.
ner until s O'Clock in the morning.
This often occurs, and neither mol
my people can stand 1t any longer.
can telf whole lot about that place
and will do SO. Some things I have
seen are positively awful. / am now 60
ing in to aid Mrs. Sallade and get rid OF
the nuisance"