New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-31
-c,T GONE AND WARD GOING
,,orpN THE OTHER TO SING SING.
Wv .,.,,rpxcgp TO-DAY AND TO GO TO
WARD ~ PRISON AT ONCE,

m ne SENTENCED Io-DAi nv
wAhD ~ PRISON AT ONCE,
n.,1o who took the 1O:3O a. NJ express az
f"S central Depot yesterday were liVoi'o'oO -
'no n,ng notable procession "Nion ,.a,r,
vateins tho train and disappearedinsde the u'a"ins
plailoiu -, Tho procession moved iolWaIu V"o
reoh ' - en-, front was a wbite-halFed Ran VINO .ioN
WV, ,,, with quick and nervous step. bos"o -
inc h younger little man, OF great NIF"o'S' VIZ
va oornestly with his companion. Iho euor vas
eh"' n Fsh; his attendant was Assistah. '''ilos
James - prr1v Mr. Fish's appearance had chahsoo
Attorney ris entrance into the Grand Central
vonuoi' woek aso Then he looked haggard anu
pspo' now he had buoyant air anu
heiI''', ,i,eir cheerful MEN, Hc was gong p"cA
aoU, no consciousness that twelve men n"u I'm" S
WIZ In b1s telephone story and that ferdlHdAU
convicted Of grand larceny. MI tur"y '"i
h's md basket of fruit which MT FISH S's''i -"
ID Ms - MIN Behind Mr. Fish and Mr. fnruy "cio
orout coscrovo and Hurd, then came Deputy
De'e0" an. Auburn Prison. and Benjamin FISH John
bO2 r1 another son OF James D. Fish Ioio"eo' anu
u - Mr. Fish's daughter ana sister ana lis cousins
'1' ornts They Mr. Fish safely Se"'eu -, w
anu min, Goodbye and left him to TIE care Of MAUI
Boyle. .n vas n. the District At
"Ane .aoo MFR. Nlcol referred to the pos
torne1 No. Mr. Fishs friends might IN time
sOin' ~ eg,rt to secure his pardon MOI
helm IT, tho convict replied qncR'y aHH f
IL wish 10 90 back TO Auburn otate srJ odFed with
my la Sis eye There is no law to prevent NY E'
ing to Anp3 m aod Mr. Purdy both sold Yesterday
MI M alleged movement to prevent MI: risH -,
tanug Auburn Se had passed out Of ho power Of
g3nSSison authorities was pure i,,t u Vbilo thev
Fish nor any ~ tbe matter in NJ Nicolts once yesIer
SerI pialn Fish entered the room; MI NVo came
his attention to tae Yo Fish II don't understand
% see you fny neither my brother nor myseI knows
anything about outlined Mr. Purdy you c,qdnt
~ 3rotber's going back II you "aut1u !o' 3 o,d %,
termined 10 20 any W.! 49,
"g9esseoa 's same time Benjamin Fish handel to
llI. Neou Marine for expenses incurred IN
c,nnr 10 this city from Mystic = nm, aS Il 1ii
the STATE IN v to ran bis eve ever it aud sl THAT is
very reasonable, Mr. FISH Ia, htl il ~ rt,,T, IN
Ay smcs D. Fish. before going wr2toa letter
tdoe:s shown TO him in his stay here. In the letter
nere lie following lines regarding Grant NatG IN ~
ns and everybody will know-the whole community
;bst / never knew anything Of the gigantic swln-
&c spcsired by Grant q Ward what Ward
nad TO Warner. Any communication You
lanes D. Fish. Auburn. ana II viii come TO me
without doubt. viii be happy t. 90 any tnns you INV
n Fsh the date Of Wards swindle OF him; to lie in
dictei On that would be beneficial 10 ward ny exposing
49, feietdone. have many times told Ward rot TO
neak 40 oud as people IN tho room could hear
he said This can be proved by many parties VINO Ian
no interest in his Trial. - A.. -,
ne swindlo of John T. Fish referred to was thar ~
vtiel Ward got y 900 hun and pretended TO m
vest the sum in certificates Of stock. II was only pre-
tsnce II Ward fails get Into state Prison ana ieIh
there for any cause, john ID. FISH VIII nave nun
Wand passed yesterday about tho Tom9s
until p when General - Tracy, ~;
Burke Cochran AMI Thom1s +. Crazy cslea
on hn and ong consultation followed mr. CQCE'iI
sad II was merely to arrange the formal acton LOT II
n m today when Ward Will he taken from inc IoI.1
a. receive his sentence. lie is looking lei inc iul
penalty, ten years. Aiier ns cousT Ts1,l-\
reporter "Tlero is nothing new III tle
situation | shall 60 to court at IL o'clock tomorrow
ami then start sing Sing soon as the ShcIH 1'l
send me | want AT once as no stay OF lf'ceeJ
ms viii he asked for" ward appeared 10 be Ia excel
lent spirits and at all weighed down ~ NC PI'-
peet; he babe his caller goodbye turned 10 tAe zee CT
aud disappeared toward his cell on the El-s' s'u' vi
UisS iact commented OF as curious among the law
yers OF the Grant Ward litigation that le VoluHl-
nous statements used in the HoltWarncr trlal were
on Wards computations. Receiver Johnston ltd warn
EXPENSES al the rate of $50 LAY TO enable MN 10 Nc
tue IAN aud prosecute his work 40 the receivers ONCE
Mr. Johnston sent copies Of the result T. Receiver Dawes
and all those interested IN the matter, with accompany
ing recommendations TO Mr. Davies mat SUITS DC uIoILII
against all those who had apparently prOhltd ID hcal-
ings with Grant * Ward at usurlouS rates Among
those against whom Mr.. Johnston recommended the oe-
ginning Of a suit TO recover ". X. Grace. III Us eA-
peced that IL time Receiver Davies VIII act on an tLe
Recommendations. The receiver OF Grant a MaIu mas
allowed the bill presented by the receiver OF the Marine
Bank for the expenses thus incurred in utilizing Ward
aud his computations and checks as means OF lay lhE
A new Indictment was found yesterday against Ford
inand Ward. and II filed IN the Court OF General
Sessions. It Is concerning the $4,000 check WElch
Ward drew on May T. and which he used IN spite OF
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