The evening world., 1894-09-17
She ACCUSES KRAUS.
Mrs. Sallade Says the Inperial's
Manager Scared Witness
Refused a Warrant and Summons
by Justice Hogan.
Her Suit Against Jacob Schneider Adj
journed Until Thursday.

Mrs Mary +. Sallade, the female cru
| sader of West Twenty-fourth street, was
| In Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning, where she asked for IL warrant
| for the arrest Of George J. Kraus. the
manager of the Imperial Music Hall,
whom, she declared. has tried to intimi-
date one Of her witnesses against Jacob
Schneider, the proprietor of the Arlington
| Hotel, on whom she has served papers
| In a dispossession suit.
| Martin Lehman is the witness. who
was being inundated. she claimed. He
has a brother who Is employed by
Kraus as "A cashier at the music hall.
Martin Lehman was Kraus's creditor
TO the extent of $500. Kraus sent him
$50 and anto6er check dated ahead to
last Thursday; This came back from the
through a messenger, sent to ask Kraus
| to attend TO the matter.
The manager replied. 1t is said. that
him If he would leave at once for Eu-
rope. Mrs. Sallade thinks this was
scheme to get Witness Lehman out OF
the way before the hearing OF the
Justice Hogan would issue neither a
warrant nor a summons unless Mrs
| Sallaue could produce corroboratiye
Justice stner this morning undertook
| to begin the hearing OF the action
brought by Mrs. Sallade against Schei-
| der.
The proceedings were attended with
repeated rallies Of wit and satire be-
| tween Mrs. Sallade and Lawyer Friend,
counsel for the defense;
Mrs. Sallade lives at % West Twenty
| fourth street. and the Arlington Hotel
| Is No. "a. across the street. Mrs Sal
lade has declared the place to be the
| resort for disorderly people. and has en-
| to have the owner Gust him. Failing i'm
these, she proceeded at last under
| law which gives property owner the
right to sue for the removal OF an un-
desirable neighbor
Justice Stiner sat for Justice Martin
In the Sixth Judicial District Court this
| morning to hear the case.
Attorneys Friend and Grossman moved
| at once to dismiss the case on the
ground that Mrs. Sallade's petition was
faulty.
II now see why Mrs. sallade keeps
her famous donkey" said Mr.. Friend.
1T Is to draw up her legal papers,
Az, At to, cyl, Soaring started started q this but
Now. may It please the Court" went
on Mr.. Friend. hthis case IL an absurd
and unworthy misuse OF the courts. 1t
patent rat poison and vermin destroyer,
and Ii cheaper than fence posters and
newspaper notices at so much per line"
This was reference to company
which occupies the basement OF Mrs.
Sallade's house, but In which she de-
clares she has no Interest.
Who brings this suit?' asked the
Court, rather disconcerted by the carl
catures with which Lawyer Friend pre-
scented the case.
LADY," announced the lawyer.
bcwing towards Mrs Salade.
What lady?" asked the Judge. look
Ing up.
II he had to succumb to this dazzling
Hash. he sat down.
AS he did so Mrs Saliade Kissed in his
ear: TIL show YOU something about
donkeys and insects. You're Il fine fell
low, you are. But I'll reform you"
Better reform yourself" retorted Mr..
Friend, with more dlrectness than gal
lantry.
oh. ] reformed years ago, when
quit horse stealing In Texas" sneered
Mrs. Sallade. referring to previously
published statement that she had lived
among horse thieves in the Southwest.
The Court stopped this aside by an
nouncing that he could not proceed with
the case until he has looked up the
law on the points made by the de-
Tense. He will decide Thursday next,