New-York tribune., 1885-01-05

DR.. Tauszky, whom only knew pI9lessionah,,i hn !:
Mrs 1auszky is getting along well, altnouEn II sno @ 20
still suffering from the terrible shoch u n''
vous system"
SOME OF THE DOCTORS FREAKS.
Police Captain Gunner said to TRIBUNE reporter yes
tcrday
"I have known DR.. Tauszky for several years for
tho last two months have thought that ne was no'
right in his head and frequently told my scrSea'S '
we would have to have him examined before long
first discovered something wrong with him III dispute
bo had with Mr. Witzelr II that he had lcaseo
the bouse No III East seventeth-st, with the rurni
ture to wtzer. and had made an agreement WIN INC
latter to board with him. The doctor ana MS WIG "en
home late one night and wanted something 10 eau M
witzelr told them that they would have 10 ,iho
what was I'm the house, but this did not satisfy he uoo
tor and he became angry because he could not nave
an elaborate dinner prepared. The next day he lel'
the house, aud shortly after came to see me- nc
asked me if was not friend OF bis tod tim , tnat
was and then he wanted me to send oiGeis WIN ,ht
the house to get his furniture out tou MN t't
couldnt do that He pestered with this request Tor
several weeks, and finally said he Vas gong & 10 rto' rem
told him wonld send officer TO keep the peace G anu
that he and wzer got to gnffs oU,m ouim WG let T him
go and told him would not He went to the mouse nsS
Win t"ck%an and tTGnituro wnSn h' wii1eir i1s
stopped him and both were arrested l When Drought
each made S eoa iSsSs s or and
him one TO Judge Monell stating that he was ricnu OF
mine and had got into some .s,,,,o
which properly belonged to civil court rms ioupio
with Wit1er mas seemed to prey upon MS nhnu ever
since; and every time have seem MN ne waht'u ~ "
talk to me it, alwaysl looked upon nm as na M
of very cxcable brain, and this aialr does not SUI
nTse me i'm the least lie always seemed to have great
affection for his wife ,... Mel,
Sergeant Hamilton, of the Twenty-cign,,n I,,
Precinct said that the doctor. doctor toH h,is his
one day about the sickness OF @ MS
faincr on whose account lie appeared to be mnch wof
red and wanted him to advise him as To what ne shouo
do as TO treatment 49,. ....ou Dooor,
ent house said that Dr. Tanszky hired MS rooms apomt
five months and as brought good references e'cl!
thing was satisfactory. He always pad his renk
nrnInpiy with a check the Lincoln National BANK
and seemed to have plenty OF money
DE. TAUSZKY's CAREER.
DR.. Tauszky was born Pcsth, Hungary,
in 1886 IIo was educated in Germany,
studied medicine at the University at
Pcstb and graduated in sol He came to this country
soon after his graduation and served for une as army
surgeon In the Union Army during the feDcllon; ne
came to this city about 1870 and after remaining
sbor, mc went Vienna. Austria, whore lie attended
ialist in nervous diseases. He returned TO
this country and settled permanently IN thls cIy'
where his cccentricites have been frequently com
mented upon by the medical profession lie was aneh
Der OF the County Medical Society ana the Academy o
Medicine lie contributed to The Medical Rec I'D and
sca s IN expcr for the defence in the celebrated
over the will of jesus Hoyt In pehaii
of Miss Irene Hoyt. lie was employed
by the year, and paid resular saihry'
lie also testified insanity OF Policeman Conroy
who murdered Peter Keenan,, and had great desire TO
push himself into cases and volunteer "suuiony
WAere the question OF insanity was involved