New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
Character Of rfoidtfOn.

The exhibit shows that two buildings put up by Bud
densiek nomnaly for Israel Casper, In Frstave. near
seventy .nnth-st Ia 1872 afterward fell down. The
complaint against them that bad mortar was
used. There seyenty-hve buildings complained OF
In East Eighty that, east OF First-aye.
The pulyerized loan and shell sand and the broken
bricks of the Buddensek debris in Sxtysecoudst
left almost wholly to themselves yesterday. single
policeman watched over the ruins. while policemen at
tho Tenth and Eleventh entrances to the street
kept the curious from II nearer approach Attention
WIS directed particularly TO the walls OF the building in
Tenth-ave between sixty-hrst and SlKty-secOud sts
which Buddensok had begun to erect. The exposed
faces toward the streets were hOncycOmDed Win holes
produced by pushing punching the sO-caled mortar
from between tho bricks The policemen on the watch
sad that had made inquiries OF them regarding
missing persons The same report was given ht the
Roosevelt Hospital and at the Forty Street Police
station. Police and fire officials were generally con
vuced In view OF the absence Ot inquiries OF ts KIND
that persons had been under the RUNS or tine
four injured men who where IN Roosevelt Hospital on
Tuesday evening Schucht was able To 90 home yeSter
day. King Mclnerny and Tranor were stll doing wei
yesterday. - ,, a., .
puish the persons charged with criminal negligence in
cnusng the accident lie visited the scene OF the acci
dent In the morning and examined the fallen buildings
Preparatios are beAg made investigation by the
Grand Jury. Many witnesses will be subpTnaed, and
an made 10 lind ont who can he held crinnaly
responsible for the fall OF the buildings.
August Todebusch who arrested on Tuesday night
Justice Murray in Yorkvillo Court yesterday
ing Soon atterward Disuict-Atorney Marine entered
Murray aud the prisoner for some time. The
interview resulted in the drawing up OF strong ALI
dnyit against Bnddensck signed 10y 1odebusch, who 10
brickayer ana says he was foreman OF the siNtysec-
Ond-st job. The affidavit charges that Butdensek was
the owner builder the fallen structures ANA that
the work absolutely, exclusively and entirely y
under his (fluddensiek'@ personal supervlson that
Rnddensiek furnished the material required In the con-
structon OF the houses, and sub-et the brckayng TO
Charles Frnck but directed and selected the quality OF
the materials used; that Buddensek knowingly and
feoniousy" furnished bricks and mortar OF an unit
quality and thus OcCasiontd tho accident Charles
Franck H. charged IN the affidavit with being accessory
OF BuddcnscCk
Ex-Judge Fullerton and his client. Buddenseck ar
rived at the court about $3.50 D. IN. Ambrose II Purdy
represented the ct-AttOney FraDck, Todebnseh
and Schwager ushered into the court room cir
tiicate from the house surgeon OF the Roosevelt HOS
ptal was presented. stating that Lewis offers, the
victim of the accident, had died there from shock and
internal injuries CAPTAIN hii' me sW % 70
death due To criminal negligence on the part OF
Franck and Buddenslek.
You waive examination r. Assistant Distrct-AttOr
ney Purdy asked. Ex-Judge Fullerton answered " Yes"
aud asked that Buadensieks bail be fixed. Mr. Purdy
opposed the granting Of ball oo which; r,, after
followed Gy another long argument for and against its
reduction that only ended when another bondsman APP
are ohn Bell contractor OF No. 2ls East One-hundred
xtoenthst. hgmond Wsrshing real estate broker
of No CPS seeOndave and Thomas Iiagan, OF No. 337
East ythlrd-st, metal rooler
They qualified In $4,000 each. .
Francks lawyer, Mt Lppod, then asked That his
clients bail reduced, and in the course of his argu
rnent that he had procured writ OF habeas
corpus from Judge Van Brunt, retnrnable to-day His
request denied TOdebusch and Schweger were held
Chief Inspector John c. Collins, of the Board Of
Health who has charge of plans for the drainage light
and ventilation OF houses thus describes Buddenseks
methods OF work The plans and specifications for
Buddenseks houses signed by persons his employ,
Gotthod 1Iaug. who figures as the owner
Of tho sixty-second-st. houses is one Of
violation OF these pretended owners we have to
search for days, and sometimes months. Meanwhile the