New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
BIJDDENSIEK SURRENDERS.
TAKEN TO COURT ON HABEAs CORPUS.
HIS BONDS RENEWED AND HE is ALLOWED ~ u"
AT LIBERTY.


HIS BoSps RENEWED AND HE is ALLOWED TO GO
AT LIBERTY.
A abort stout man, wearing blue flannel coat
and a broad brimmed soft felt has pushed his way
through the tkrpng OF pedestrians on Nassau-s.,
Yesterday morning about o O'CLOCK. one VI uian
Stopped and looked after him and then sPoke 10 20
policeman asking if ne knew the man win the sou
hat 9That is Buddensiek the contractor, "T TI
the police are looking after" he continued. me
policeman followed Buddensek VINO enio, s t; tno
fnilding at No Is Exchange Place, short tiue
after he came out with ex-Judge Fullerton ana they
proceeded together to the court mouse: b 9o
sIek walked nervousy and was at tmes IN advance
of his counsel. He appeared uneasy and looked as
He was taken before Justice Barrett in the SUI
preme Court, Chambers. at ii O. m. on VIII. Oh Oh
habeas corpus which his counsel obtained as soon as
the Coroner's commitment was made out MI.
Fullerton asked for the discharge OF the prisoner on
the ground that he had already given pail on Tue
indictment that had been found against MIN. ne
Coroner" the lawyer said, has no more rlght 70
arrest Buddensek than he has TO arrest n me to
surrender Yesterday is here to withdraw that sur
render The clamor in the newspapers because
Buddensiek is not seen on the streets mas stirred
this thing up and led to reports that he was miss
ing The bond that has been gwen IS COCO ana
will make application for reduction Oh inc eA-
Thomas Hagan. who, as bondsman, had said that ne
wanted 10 surrender Buddensiek, now stated ne
shd to ca Tshdra% MARITIME to
give the paper surrendering the prisoner back to
the bondsInan. ,..o aro.t
the Court that Buddensiek be committed until
ave have given ball." returned Mr.. Fullerton
II do not propose 70 let TINS matIef uiop' win
teach the Coroner a lesson
The District-Attorney said he would be satisfied
to have the prisoner discharged IL 1g en waf to
the office of Clerk sparks OF the Court OF Generai
Sessions Thomas Hagan the roofer. who was on
the bond to the extent OF int Sa after ns sbor t
argument he was persuaded to continue on the
bond. The three bondsmen, Hagan. Ben sI o ond
Warshung then renewed their bends OF $lO,Ooo
each giving the same property for security as be-
fore and Buddensiek remained at liberty,
The house rsposd ON thursday as in
bad condition, Is owned by Edgar Merriman, OF
Geneva N. Y, and Emil Maokhold, of No. l.2 LII
Third-aye is the agent From the street tno pu \; f
ing makes a good appearance. The front Is OF
brown stone five stories high. it stands alone ana
a passing examination shows the cheap manner IN
which il was built. The work was completed last
sprnp but the house already looks as though IL had
been standing for twenty-five years. he stone
work has cracked and wide gaps can be seen "a %
MANY places where it has started from the SIDE
walls. The mortar is dry and soft, and attention
was called to the building few days ago by the ran
bricks from the roofs when S i9 bss
walls , ..,a Ono 81
the tenants to TRIBUNE reporter yesterday. Inc
building was new and everything looked good ana
strong. but during the winter ana espeelally shce
spring / have noticed that the WOODWORK ha9
sprung badly in my rooms. We have been troubled
good deal at night by what we supposed were rats
in the walls back of the plastering, but have
found that it is the mortar dropping OF rs own
weight 1t powders as it becomes dry ana there Is
nothing adhesive in ii" IN,
Two stores occupy the ground floor of the build-
ing and the floors are each occupied by four iani-
lies, two in front and two IN the rear All IL OF ane
given as to what will be necessary to make the
building safe. ~
"The wholesale murderers, Buddcnsiek and
company" was the theme of two speakers before
the SociaIistic Labor party at Wendels Assembly
Rooms, in West FORTY fourth-st., last night: The
hall was crowded at O'clock. Fifteen minutes
later when the meeting was opened, . squad of
policemen filed IN and took their places in tho rear
of the restless crowd. The Social lists near the door
did not step aside quick enough and they were
Don't be afraid of the policemen, but keep
quiet" said the chairman. ,
Edward King, the English speaker, said Every
artisan should be made to feel the Importance OF
his work. We should d1sown trades union bosses
who are INSCRIPTIONS but Buddensiek was not
the only skin contractor who puts up nlnasy
houses"
E. j. Schewitsch spoke in German