New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-24
WHERE is BUDDENSIEKf
A REPORT THAT HE HAD LEFT THE CITY
HIS COUNSEL SAYS HE WILL PRODUCE HIM TO-DAY
"A WATCH ON Tile HOUSE.

HIS COUNSEL SAYS HE WILL PRODUCE HIM TO-DAY
"A WATCH ON THE HOUSE.
After the verdict of the coroner's jury in the
Buddensiek building disaster Coroner Martin committed
Buddensek and the other accused to the T0mbs The
commitment sent to Captain Klea. but Buddensiek
not found at his house ia Seventy yester
day morning. watch was set on his house and u
was informed That no had gone to the office OF his coun-
sci, ex-Judgs Fullerton, where he would probably be
found. But Buddensiek mad Just left tho Office
| when AN officer arrived there, and it was
not known where he had gone. Later
withdraw frou his bail and the police made every effort
to lind him. but learned nothing more OF him. Ii was
his bail.
"Idont believe that" said Captain Kiilea last night.
n though cannot find him. ! have Judge
Fulerton's word that Buddensiek will
be hand in the morning and have perfect faith that
had Buddensek been arrested the papers. think. were
ready. and he would have taken out writ OF habeas
corpus suspect he docs not wish to be arrested tonight
and he IS keeping out of sight The detectives who
looking for him will arrest MIN the moment he is seem
house last night The reply TO all inquiries that he
had left the honse about and had not returned but
site SAID to TRIBUNE reporter that he quite certain,
he saw Bnddensiek go into the house early
leads to stable adjoining the house.
and be had not seen him leave the building afterward
The stable is owned by Budensek and he keeps several
horses and trucks in IL There is entrance from IL TO
tie rear OF his house During the evening the front OF
The house, excepting the basement was darkened and
everything was quiet A man answered all
corners through the grating without open,
the building by the basement entrance quickly They
were friends OF Buddensiek AMI were present IN the
court room when he was arragned and gave bail They
had been waiting for several hours to see him. they SAID
but he had not returned.
Have you any idea where he is 2" reporter asked
"Not the slishtest' said one of them. but
1% tnk .Dd there rn S Us r S%StG s CITY, II
feel satisfied that the police Will find HIM without any
difficulty Tomorrow. and he will give them every chance
AS soon these had left the house the lights
emily the those "eIS the Every %a ps
seemed 10 have retired Two detectives tive
densek arrested that he should be taken to the
Twentyseco Precinct station. which is IN Forty
between Eighth aud Na,a AYES ss,oro
VI fray on April IS, AMI there gave bonds to the
sdered sufficient when he was taken before Judge GI
dsrsleye on April ~ nnior sn Ildctn,1t for IN n
warshung and Thomas Hogan, and each gave a
bond Tor o, $1,000 BeL gave Ms resi-
materials His property consisted Of two houses and
Second ana Third avcs on The SCUM SIZE OF the street
about $50 feet west Of Second-ave Sgmund War
the houses No. 1888 and l6iO Eistern Boulevard. aud
six lots on the south side % Onehuudtrd-andt thirty
of No. 337 East Observation-Disclosures Iri-st was
The roofrr who had The contracts on the fallen buildings
lhr north SIDE Of ffysxthst about $50 feet east OF
Third
HIug the Ostensible owner Of the land which But
drnsek erecting the buildings which fell In sixty
secOud-~t, held to be irregular in FORM
10y Justice Van But In the Court OF oyer and Terminer
yesterday. Haug discharged HIS counsel exJudgo
Fullerton. declared that II the Coroner committed him
agaln he would have those who arrested hlm punished
Iiaug lett the courtroom be taken into custody by
officers from the District Attorneys office under the In
dctmeut for mansiaughler found against him. Charles
Frank foreman OF tie mlsOns employed the build
ings who had also been committed by the Coroner.
released. Justice Van Brnnt holding that the bail given
In hts to the Dis rrt-A tOruey was sufficient
" MupkgV. a.
the same ground.
Binding Examiner Theodore W. Daley. who In
dcted Thomas W. Da bonds yesterday To the
amount OF $1,000 under the indictment for laughter
fonBd against hun conjunction with Buddensiek aud
Franck lie then released from custody. The bonds
was Colonel ID. Z. Dusenberry, OF Middetown,
Orange County
The police OF The Twelfth Precinct yesterday sent word
To Inspector DOcnrh that the large tenemen-house No
24Jl reoOnd-ayc IN dan gerOus condition. Loose
brick have fallen from the top story The house
built by Contractor BuddeHsiek. aud now belongs TO
Edgar Morrison OF Genoa, n. Y, An examiner OF the
bureau was set To Inspect the structure In the alter
noon Mr.. DOeuch went To Inspect eight tenement
houses erected by BuddenseS in Eeventh-ave between
Sky III st and StNty-scond STA. They only short
distance from the hOnses which fell.