New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-14
WALL-ST. GREATLY EXCITED



nana Ward to George c. Holt is now fully recog,
n,,sd az in harmony with an intent ion on MS Pnr ~
20 paec all his property at the disposition VI 'e
egi,e - coimeJ in behalf of j. H. Work and w. :
Warner fhat they and their friends nave supPlled
ali Of the money which Grant ard nave reSet t 81
AZ che last wear In the same interest III IL sau tha
The claims of City Chamberlain Tappan ana otler
creditors will. at the proper tne' ee Proveu ~
open 70 much question rs ,nSse va .. &c the
ana Warren are according to the statements Oh the
Peceiver davies said yesterday that ne would
make no statement for some time ye1 ne th ss sr
a short time before the failure, had been traced
they were pledged with number OF banks ana trust
companies but he declined TO say IN wh"' pr''euiN
No meeting of the FIRE Railroads directors has
yet been called to consider the question OF pay ny
The June interest on the second consolidated bOuS
and President Jewetts statement IL deayeu, d
director said by the difficulty experienced IN GET
ting Information from the receiver ana tSe That the
losses hy the collapse of the concern Will parity
on some of the officers of the Erie Company WHO
have had dealings with them
WARD GUARDED BY SEVEN DETECTIVES.
A mediun-sized and stoutly built detective, VINO
says that he can speak six languages and addressed
his colleagues in Spanish. stood opposite No. u
Monroe-place, Brooklyn, last night in the driving
rain and talked TO TRIBUNE reporter mere
are seven of u.s. he said five patrolling the block
and two inside pointing to Mrs. Green's house
and we will stay here until Wards case is settled
THAT may take a long time" suggested the re-
porter.
"oh. not aslong as people think. We have no war
rants for Wards arrest you know, but should he az
teupt evade us we have full authority 10 arrest
him When the receiver has given the deposltOrs
some idea of what they Will get perhaps we VIII ~
away" ,..,y
''Now you are sailing too close to the wind" -
A few minutes previous to his talk WITH the ohlceT
{ha reporter saw Ferdinand Ward and bis brother
William walk up and down Monroe-place ana theh
stroll around the corner. where ward once NOR
looked at lis former house. Then sadly he wandered
back TO his temporary home. where he renamed
for the rest of the night. Shortly after o clock
Ss sfps BANK b eaed on WaPd AND served him
with subpoena TO attend the reference case al
Mr. Coles office to-day. A number oil ere1lors
have also been summoned. Ex-Judge otI u9
passed the greater part of the afternoon with ara
and called on him again IN the evening. WIN MS
brother and his counsel Ward went over .,i MS
private accounts and made additional arrange
Inents facilitate the delivery OF his properly 10
his creditors.
William Ward said last night TO the reporter:
sna remain "a %-uT He has by my sdvice
made n second assignment and II Will result IN an eqnl
able division of property Ne anxious 10 turn over
everythng to his creditors and nothing Will be concealed
If il decided that Mr. Warner took possession Of inc
sssetS divided up pro rata when his affairs all set
tied he wiz he Penailess, and then 1t Is likely tast ne
win go to my grain ranch In Colorado BE Is prostated
from exerton ana We had IN sen M
want ~ avoid any possible danger
Mr. Green the younger brother-in-law OF Ward
said that his relative had not been served with any
papers from his creditors. de continued:
Mr. Ward declines talk 20 the newspapers because he
thinks that his published speech calIot sld NM buI ne
Is not the only sinner in tins affair VINO the 9iners are
ments We don't want 70 say that Mr. tish Is nor an
honest or that he has abused ans posu9n a. pm
that come out before the proper authorities IA court
When It does come into the courtroon-and u VII
I
that Nj Ward not the only one 70 blame ne ma Pe
out only get bit of fresh air He has not been
The Indemnity bond upon which the Sheriff con-
sents to continue in possession OF the house No
Pierrepont-st was secured upon the personal bonds
of Ambrose Snow, James w. Elwell and Mr.. G$teS.
Early yesterday morning Under-oheIlH H0lghlA-
son received formal demand from W. > warner
through his attorney. for the house and contents,
bat the deputy -sherifs remained in possession last
night and will continue TO do so until the receiver
of the Marine Bank takes possession oil ms trust
The IL charge Of the house were puslly en-
gagged IN packing up the yalaao-ss' anu ILLS "
such course is necessary. The indemnity bond Sc
cures the Sheriff from damages. At2 p M the nder-
Sheriff received instructions 20 attach the rents OF
eight houses in MacOn-st and GTeene-aye., oWne q
BIZ Ward. The attachments were Obtained. Inc
rents amount to nearly $500 month. -. 10.
Dr. Robert I. Speir, of No. lo2 ORtague-st. mas
been attending both Ward and his wife for the last
three days. lie describes Wards CONDITION a. no.
necessarily serious, but thinks that Mrs. Ward,
having been worn out by her constant anxiety Tor
her husband is in considerable danger She Is ex-
tTeInely SICK
ATTACHMENTS FROM ROCHESTER.
ROCHESTER,. Nay 13.-W. w. Webb, counsel
for Freeman Clarke, of this city, is in New-York
with attac nent papers against the property OF ali
members of the firm of Graut IL Ward. Some
. months ago Mr. Clarke deposited bonds to the
amount Of $4,000 with the firm Of Grant d Ward
for safe keeping Since the failure OF that firm his
attorney has been in .New-York making investiga-
tions and finds these bonds have been hypothecated
BY the firm with other persons. Mr. clarke mas
begun an action in the Supreme Court to recover
tie amount involved, and upon his complaint and
aftdavits setting forth the facts Judge Morgan has
granted an attachment against the property OF
General Grant L. s Grant. Jr.. and Messrs. ish.
Ward Smith and William :. Warner into whose
hands some OF these bonds are SAID TO nave gone
THE IT'LL or JOHN +. SLATER.