New-York tribune., 1885-01-09

made ON the $500 bonds, which were a lien be-
fore the ST 900 bonds. MIR. Wycxoh says tnat . ho
S bonds Ip were security. Mr.. schOfcld was held by
Judge Cowng IN $4,000
WITH A IA LSl BEARD AND MUSTACtlE.
GROCER sCHULHAFER FINED 20 AFTER sPENpiN"
NIGHT IN A CELL.
Justico Duffy scowled ferocously yesterday morn
ing a, Emanuel Schulhafer a trembling grocer, OF
No 1921 Third-ave. was arraigned before him IN
the Jefferson Marke Court by Policeman lripp d oa
CAPTAIN WIams's precinct Tnpp charged the
grocer Nth the heinOus offence OF disorderly con,
duct Scbulhafer having worn false beard ana
mustache at the Madison Square Theatre Oh the
Pa Prisoner did you know you guilty Of mis-,
| demeanori7 asked the little judge with awful
II was only funnin, Y'onner.' said the cuprit
family AS ne grasped the railing Tor support
"Ofticer, what the factsT asked the magis-
trate
1ripp related how while seated at the play, the
attention of the audience was drawn to the lace on
the prisoner, who sat Win Young woman @ near o;l ue
or otherwise misbehavng, but the fact that he wore
u false beard and mustache was PLAIN. Whenever
woud SLIP around to his left ear and when his face
went TO the left his beard went to the right Those
who noticed the dIsgu so Uttered and an usher
called the Young man outside, where lie was
arrested by officer Tripp lie was taken to the
rhirtleth-st station and locked M on charge OF
disorderly conduct being too much frightened TO
make any rcmonstrances except TO say that he was
~ only IN fun His companion in the theatre
left TO find her way home as best she could alone.
Justice Duffy when he heard this complaint. con
sdered that this bold infringement OF the majesty o
the law had not been sufficiently punished by
night cell. ana hned the prisoner %. Schul'
aScbuIhafer was locked up" said the sergeant in
charge of the rhrtetll;st. police station yeterday
false beard and nlusache Section 453 OF the Penal
Code saws: 'Vn asselnblage III any public house or
other place Of three more persons disguised by
ha vi
aThat stipuates that there shall be three or more
persOns" suggested the -vporter.
Yes, bat the section say further repl ed the
sergeant, "that any person thereat may be
arrested" ~
intend to consult lawyer" said the grocer
last evening "and il he think was uni iawiully
imprisoned | will sue something or somebody Tor
damages. It's discOuraging 10 have To hght a big
thing like the Police Department. ] went to tue
theatre because did not want people To recognize
me with the young woman. She is all right. but my
acquaintance with her was slight made no noise
nor disturbance
ANOTHER WOUND On MRS. TAUSZKYS HEAD
DIR Rudolph Tauszky was more quiet at Mount
Sinai Hospital Yesterday than lie has been at anv
time since MS attempted suicide. He was exceed
ngly violent Wednesday night and had 10 he
kept in "a straight jacket until daylight. when he
became exhausted by his ravIngs lie Is now con
ynced that 50 600 men have formed "A conspiracy
to murder him. and that ms three a,trndanis are
of torture upon him. ho Is now sat tIshed that his
wife IL alive and spent many of the hours when he
was awake IN writing imaginary letters To her He
also In, fancy that he s the Keystone that IL to
unite the factions in the Republican party and save
the nation from destruction Mrs Tauszky wa,
better Yesterday. A second wound was discovered
by her nurse in her head, when arranging her hair
in the morning. IL ~ about three inches from the
wound the top Of her head and II supposed To-
have been the place Were the shot entered. lhe
horror attendant upon the shooting has made such
an impression on her mind that she cannot stay III
her handsomely furnished Hat and will be taken
har, u.fH her Mira hal lt M
III Seycnty-ninth-st.. to-day.
Captain Mount, OF the Nineteenth Precinct,
calc, at the YorkvilIe Police Conr! YESTERDAY aud
ASKED now he should proceed IN the case of Dr.
Tauszky. Justice Patterson toll the Captain TO
have the prisoner examined by two physicians.
commissioners M lunacy ami that If the doctor was
insane he conld be committed without being taken
to court. THIS will probably be done.
ROCKS CRASHING THROUGH A HOUSE.
Contractor John Masterson has been engaged for
a month in removing rock at Northumberland
twenty-third 81. and Fourth-ave. iOr the purpose
of making "a sewer connection. At p M. y,ster
day the blast that IT, conpl.t. the excavation
was fired. The logs with which the blast was
we,chted lifted AMI from under them stones OF all
sizes aud shapes were buried against the buildings
on the north SIDE oi One hsudTci- anl-twenty-
thrd-st destroying everything thoy struck. y
huge fragment of rock weighing several hundred
pounds struck the brckwork under the window of
the first ioor of the corner hous and landed IN the
parlor leaving a gap two ieet long and nearly ~
wide in the hrickwork. completely drmoiisiiug the
glass and sash. lhc stone struck a valuable pier
class between the windows and reduced II 10
powder. IL required i've men to r,nOve the stone.
Another piece of rock almost as large wont
through the other window smashing the sash and
glass The Hat Is occupied by William l.. seaman.
The windows Of the second floor were destroyed by
"A dozen or more pieces Of rock that lcw 'hrougn
them destroying many valuable bits oi ilc-a-brac
and similar ornaments. IL. Egcrtun Occupr, these
apartments. Between the windows on this iiOoT.
the bricks were knocked ont at place for "a space OF
two feet square. Iuc ion railing enclosing the
front areI-way was cnt rely carried away. Stones
went through the parlor windows of Mrs. llcucllcrs
apartments the hrst iloOr of No. II Last buc-
hundred and went y-thlrdst. One of the steps of
her stoop was knocked out of place. while ol
the logs used 10 cover the blast was thrown block
IL landed on the bridge crossing Fourth ave. aud
Onc-hundred and twenty y-tOnTth-st., and broke "A
plank IN II. Mr.. MascIson whp lives nj one
hundred-and- twenty -cigttli-st iinl Fnuftl-aye.
was,,Irestrd bat he said that he had compiled with
the law and added that hc would make good all the
damage. Mr.. Seaman also said that Masterson had
been careful in doing the work Justice Power
dismissed the complaint in the Harlem Court
OPPOSING A BUILDING PROJECT.
propo ,ition will be submitted to tne vote Of .he
members of the NewYork Mining Stock aud Ma |
tIonnl Petroleum Excha ige to-day. for the ERECTION
IF u new building by the Exchange. IL has been |
prepared by the Governing Committee and com en-
plaies the purchase Of land IN lower Broadwav |
at an estimated cost Of 100000 aud The |
erection of n building at an outlay % $500 900 |
Tne AL dvOcates of the scheme rely upon receiving IN
rent IL more tnau OyIde for the iufcreg.