New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
ROsEyFELD SUBMITS TO ARREST.

,r.srp on HIS OWN RECOGNIZANCE BY ORDER
OF JUDGE wHHELER-wMAT HE SAYS.
sydney Rosenfeld came to this city from Mill
ankee OF Friday night and then sent WORD 10 All the
newspapers that he ready to be arrested hau ho
cone TO his homo No. 327 West Fifty ninthst, he might
-. hse, easily accommodated for MI. Rosenfelds
aorstcn from H. m lntil midnight. patiently awaiting
80, apnearance sat United States Deputy Marshal Bipe
and Frank Moseman, DOyley Csrte's agent Ihey
,eurned at yesterday and sent up ther caruS anu
AR Resented received them 1t were with open arms
81 have been eagerly expecting you, gentlemen sau
Ia s,ating hands III around, and am at your SER
vice Mr. Rosenfed was taken at his WORD ana iui'he
d,av the tourney to the Marshals office was begun.
Going down Mr.. Rosenfeld explained that as ne hau
come ON here all the way from Milwaukee, voluntarily
no thought that he ought be allowed TO so on bis own
recosnizance until Tuesday.
When he was taken before Commissioner Smeius'
Rosenfed teiegraphed to Judge Wheeler, whose
.,unction order forbiding him to produce " The
Mkado" he is charged with violating. satng that NC
had no lawyer and asking TO be released ON us OWL
recognizance. promising TO appear whenever ""n'e
Judge Wheeler who is in Vermont directed that nc oo
admitted TO bail in 81 900 his own recognSance' AS
MAS accordingly done and Mr. Rosenfeld was allowed to
mart Prior to doing he made the following STATE
e' 70 come back voluntarily to free from all
charge of contempt The great regret have II tnat
INV departure Tuesday morning. after tue perform,
r" Ie law whereas in reality hal pledged word
of honor TO in Milwaukee on Wednesday anu !. Whs
10 keep this ord that compelled 10 take the nteu
exprcss out OF New York Tuesday Several OF my
Milwaukee company have come fn WIN me- AM az
prepared to testify the promise had gwen. ad
desired to escape arrest could have gone on Nohm,
nirL Those VINO OF flying from Tue result Oh
my acts are wholly astray In their estimate OF my Vnar
acer. deny that am in contempt ana am WHINE
Ia do over again ali that have done When saw nr.
Ahrahsms suoken OF cats paw, was al tue III =
determined TO lose time in returning to New 10.
am quite able to fight my own battles ana never Ma'
ANYBODY to shoulder my responsoiitics Inc ropri,
eir Of the Union Square refused to refund me any OF
The 80 900 tat had expended. and In TINS alenlma
tried Mr. Abrabams, a gentleman whom hau ko" y
for some tle time, and whose proby had never aIes
fioned-I told him pf my predicament Cueren nh .no
lease of the theatre for whatever lie cnosc 10 give c
because needed money to return 10 M"ausee 10 hel
INV PROMISE I told him that II he pfohuce1 INC
Mikado lie did at his risk. suggested Iti
formance of Hamlet with Roland Reeo III Tue ulIe
role ann Alice Harrison Ophed but that whether ta'
was practicable depended entirely upon he com
pany am willing BIZ accredited Win All Inc ene <,
and impeuosity OF young ambition, put an 49,, .o
sufficiently a mailman TO endeavor TO nght tue Ohi'eu
States Court" r..,o,, sr,i.,
EDWARD J. Abrahans. to whom Rosenieid snniei
the Uuon square Theatre after he had been en)olc1
from producing The Mkaao," aud who mesen, ora
if and was subsequently arrested was taken We or
COMMISSIONER Shields ia the afternoon anu hnn;o.
To hail in 81 600: Edward Clay burSh ana "iliiah
H. Kennedy became his sareties