New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
RJIDDENSIEK REARRESTED.
. pprcAuv1oN TO PREVENT HIS ESCAPE
,rvrp., TERM AFFfRMs THE CONVICTION
.,xc s,xc WAITING FOv HIM.

ovxrRAI. TERM AFFIRMS THE CONVICTION
srxG SING WAITING FO9 HIM.
r,h,r,es A Buddensiek, the builder Of tenement
honses. W no was convicted of manslaughtcr IN put
$'g noor mortar into the buildings III West sixty
sacond st which fell IN April 1889, CAUSING .ne
Xeath of n workman sat for several hours yester,,
day afternoon IN the 9e n;nbt He
had been rearrcsted by District. Attorney NIT Mad
tines direct on because the General Term Juslces @
of the supreme Court had made up tneir n,imo oay NJ
snstain the conviction Of the builder III the Genei
Sessions last fail Buddcnslek was scntcI.oLL 'L W
ten years the State Prison ov hecoT"Ji s,'ce Van
An appe.l was taken in his case and justice ' az
Rrnnt granted a stay of proceedings anu nS aso ,an
mltted Ruddensles to bali IN the SUN vi ToJ'VLU T 10
Bondsmen for inat amount % wiz nSertv for several
months Recorder Smvth issneu u pen." Ma'l'i,
Yesterday mornug. and DeieSllNes siams,n "', ~
Kelsey found BuddenSck watching 'he erection VI !
Hh,iS,~@ near Ihe scene of the fallen houses lie
was nlaeed under arrest aad was taken TO Ioicc
Ueadquarters. He see ned to tie exceedingly sur
nr,sen at his arrest He was taken TO the District
Anrney's Office early in the Afternoon, and sat III
The ontcr room talking to III, son ana TO August
Plath the Cbatham-st. " dive keeper. III the
,neantimc his LAWYER, Richard :. Newcombe, was
irving to p rsHsde Mr. MARITIME that II was not nee
e,sary to have the sentence carried OUT mme,aieiS
nv transferring Buddcnslek to sing sing. lie hau
oil dov IN which to Apply for a stay OF proceedings
from any of the supreme Court Justices III no stay
is obtained l}uddensiek Will probably be taken 10
S,,1 Sing on Thursday morning
Mr. MARITIME said that he dId not know that bud-
depsiek was preparing TO leave me city put ne
bea
thongbt il wise TO be sure that no escape was sue
crssfIilly attempted if any was designed. Ire de-
csion OF the supreme Court Jqsiices aihrming tne
conviction was rendered III th6.atternoon. BUD
Gensek has gained In flesh since he was iried on
tEc charge of mansaughter. He has the same
coa,sercss of appearance and was almost as shah
llly dressed as on the tflal. lie profesScd 10 oe
Indignant az his arrest. He said he would rather
serve ten years IN the state Prison than run away
ord cause his hondsmcn 10 lose $50, ,00O Buddeg-
rick is said to have again become engaged In build
ing operations under the name of a relative
Justlce Daniels. who wrote the opinion, concurred
in by Justices Brady aud Macomper, aihrnihS
Bud1ensicks convection. says that the ooJectlonss
10 the indictment urged by ihe defendants couhsei
are supported by authorities applying 10 10
the oId common law rules which the pres
ent law has changed. The indictment was
properly framed under the Code OF Ciyll
Plocclure he motion for the arrest OF the Juds-
mfnf after the trial was lawfully denied. ne
tree inrors who acted III the ease III spite OF the
ohicctIons of the defendant counsel were properly
pernitted TO do so. The objections TO the intro
tGctlon III evidence of the reports OF the bureau OF
InspectIon OF Buildings are pronounced untenabe.
The Other objection TO the presentation or speci-
niens of brick and mortar for the inspection OF the
iurv Is held 10 be equally unsound.