New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-11

night and make up his statement aud SEND Tho BANKS
ton at once. He has given us statement think
tbo deUostor, will gel their money Mr. Ward was at
the bank with Mr. Fish for some time h s0o was not
two of the directors were with them, put ina
do not know the result Of their nteryl New Ward
bank has not taken any steps sha advise them not
20 There are plenty of people whc can secure hlS arrest
and there is little doubt that someoouy wiz w
HOW THE BANK WAS CLOSED.
II was stated yesterday that inquiries mao oo0"
made ut the Treasury Department IN "aSnins.Vn
regarding the appointment OF a receiver 'oi Wv
bank and that a receiver would probably DO ap-
no;nted in a few DAYS 1t was also said that Ger
tain banks have openly violated the law IegaLolns
tbe amount of reserves required to be kept on manu-,
and that to satisfy the Washington In
this point an examination WI c % i manager of
the Clearing House, said last evening"
There is not bank in this city which Is nor SOM sn
substantial and does not hold the reserve sye
and some of them much more than the Ieseno ~
Gurcd These rumors started for some mnSno ,
and believed only oy Tse Rank mas set all
sorts OF rumors going have not heard one woty vi
or %s the was weaSes in the
and its securities not OF as good ehsracte As
be able to keep along until there came tSrn
time with the banks generally ana 'h ,Ss
Way pae Pe hs 6 6ans was up Fish
was with that day from 945 10 elSuH, , that
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tbcv had beon shut until after did do not say " no d
IT, but ONLY that Fish did not OF the can
n n spv ms excepting Marine Bank
do not believe Yes, have heard from gen, psne
Bank would probably be paid in full II the loss y mot
over u 900 600 they ne for with capoa OF o.
0OO reserve OF 100000 aud an assessieh' VI *O''
000 that amount is forthcoming .
It was said Yesterday that Grant & Ward IN buy
ing city bonds had paid for them IN certneu
that The checks had not been deposited, ana that
tbe CITY was loser to much larger amount tlau
would appear from the books OF the Dshk. oon-
troller Grant, when asked if the report had any
foundation, replied:
am unable you, the chamberlain only mas
the authority to receive money in payment for bonds IL
lie entirely ont of my jurisdiction
Deputy Chamberlain Gilley was asked about the
rumor and said that II was absolutely anu hali-
cously untrue. He continued
On May Grant Ward took 81, 900 900 OF city bonds
in tweve numbers and paid for them IN toree
The checks were the Marine Bank and were De
posted the day that they were received t. On
MAY the firm took another million OF the bonds III 81
numbers and paid for them in two cheeks one for S2o
600 and the other for S250OOO These checSs were ''
deposited and were honored
WARD UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE.
DETECTIVES CONSTANTLY on HIS TRACK-NoT fEl
UNDER ARREST.
The block on which Ferdinand Wards brother
in-law lives was still patrolled 10y detectives las
night. On either side of Mrs. Green's house. No. 8
| Monroe place, Brooklyn men stood gazing sus
piciousy at every person who assembled or de
| scended the steps, In the hallway OF tn
house two detectives sat. In IN
| rear on Henry-st. stood several men. IN
! mystery attending the constant watch upon tn
house and the large number OF persons VINO Gale
during the evening seemed Impenetrable. At nearl
midnight TRIBUNE reporter sent letter to MI
Ward. requesting definite information about hi
rumored arrest. After considerable delay this not
from Wards brother-in-law was received:
| Mr. Ward is not under arrest nor have any measure
been taken TO that end. No warrant has been gIant
| tSe Case '1 g. GREEN.
The house No. 81 Plerrepont-st. is still in tn
| hands of Deputy Sheriff Middleton, who represent
the interests of the Marine Bank, and the claim O
| Mr. Warner is looked after by Mr.. Prince, VIII
has a singular ignorance Of the responsibilities o
his principal. The deputy sheriff will re
main in the house until Monday. The Sheriff
jury which was called at 1870 p. IN. TO decid
| upon the respective claims Of MI Warner and tn
| Marine Bank concluded that the personal propert
in the house, valued at 100000, was owned D
him on May 7 by Mrs Ward. The propert
was partial satisfaction of claim OF Sl7O,Ooo
Warner against the Ward estate. The Temalnln
$4,000 is covered by the property owned by war
on strawberry Hill, at Stamford, Conn. Messr
Bangs and Stetson appeared for the Marine Bsnl
In whose suit 10 recover PIUObUUO tHe ShcIth "a"
possession of the premises. Winchester Brtto
represented Mr. Warner. When the property wa
finally given 10 Nj. Warner by the jury the Marin
Bank officials were required to give an indemnit
bond of 100000
Two deeds of conveyance from FERDINAND War
and his wife. Ella G. Ward to William !. Warne
bearing date of May l, have been filed In til
Kings County Registers office The first deed IS ft
| the following lots and buildings located in uppt
BROOKLYN: Nos. Isl, 1876, 1877, 1919, POI. 26S, ~
272, 274. 276, $50, 292 2Ss, 800 292 and ~
McDonough-st; No. 121 Macon-st., and No. 81
Lewis-ave. The other deed conveys the late res
depce of Mr.. Ward. at No. 81 Pierrepont-st', to Nj