New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-29

not be acceptaboi The evidence shows that
Ward had been remiss in his promises 6at ne aa
ises. and that the bank consequently was peihd
S" Ing Ser to o%y S ON Rs Se day of
failure Grant Ward were indebted to the panK ~
Wafds proceedings that he wished TO leave the bank
This thing had been going on until May D. lss5 ~ itca
tions existing the part OF Grant MaIu 10 h, hne
% rro%se % asaFs 2 M Last g. wd
for Monday On the strength Of tnat pTonSed dnosted
in the Marine National Bank saturday aud after e inc
regular business hours cheek on @ thc % GS ~ Y cheek Of
$50. 900 the First National Bank ,,noss m Mon.
Before the Marine Bank opened 1r business sns on
the payingtcer keep the $4,000 check o1t OF 1ne
as me- ne 9aa o napas TO- to the cor
sernation Of the officers, the ISL 900 cheek cane i
had got the money by his machinatons Inc pank nan
been robbed Of - 1000 by Ferdinand ward Mata
it, replies Ward. and he says that sometime during the
he viii send funds G 70 meet o cnsc cGsc on The First
National Bank aud another for 500 on the Marine
What does this meant ITS ali right, Ward,
the money there and the checks are good send tne
overdrawn over $2OO0 when tho bank was crying OUT
for relief No story can be $ more o hH a% Fish of
that morning. Whom james d. FISH was Walking 70 anu
6o C ID GeSpr Ark G vow c believe that ward was freely
allowed to Increase his ovorraft by over $l500oO aud
all this when he had only $500 In the FIRST Na'oh"i
Fss story, Mr. Fellows asserted had been met by Mr'
Cockrans cloquence and General Tracy logic 9Ht 1S
contradictory testimony. 1t WAS wholly possIolo w
hear a voice from telephone short distance from tn
listener. That drect Grant Ward wire with po~g,. OWES
full battery undoubtedly wonderfn wire LOT Woh
Disappearance from the Marine Bank OF securities when
Fish supposed in the bank They we're found ny
of them belonged to Ward. Colonel Fellows gave =
drastic account of Warts Hight to stanford and his
Claimed Mr. Fellows, "t6e Young Napoleon OF Fl
nance n wny. he sen. hSG met awaited his h@,
why should he stand up like man lie didn't even
ITsnsRfer There is no iaue obscure the criminal
can mud which will not he disclosed by the mana OF Jus
Love lane has had It's end and the hand OF justice mas
it's clutches him All the Grim uals are not mere ye'
but We shall take care of one at time.
How many have been ruined by this mar how many my,
to say. The ease has been surrounded by ths sho ~
romance Great revelations were expected mere pu!
leave tho case with you gentlemen, with feeling OF
resentment against this man save that demanded oy
justice"
JUSTICE BARRErTs ADDRESS TO TIE JURY.
Justice Barrett began his charge to tho jury at 63O
after marking yes" after most OF thirteen specla
charges 70 the Jury requested In writing by General
Tracy Tue question to bo decided" said lie to the
iury lies wholly In the second count Of this indictment
which In substance charges this defendant with obtain
ing ccrncaton of the check otton referred to by
false preeucc; that Is by check on the First National
Bank which ho TO be g2od whe1 ne "t & S
funds IN the bank TO mako t good. lho JusuSo 'ooA
up the statutory dchDOn OF larceny as applied 10 tue
The certfcatlOn OF the check was thlng ln ac
ton" ~ this case, he said. and II IL was oD'arel
By false prctcuce 1t was cflme' -, iao iH
false pretcnce rests the fact as 20 whether the
money was In the First National Bluk,' tho justice 90
cared. "DI this defendant commit thi. crime = Inc
pay. The S75,o 900 check was not good. pa Benlamn
fse relying On sl' S'yy n5 SSe The criminal
law not admit omuium gatherun There j. only
This single charc. This defendant MOTTO be condemned
hecausa YOU believe be bad man or loose man
At the same time 1t would be a serious matter II he
The Justic. summed up the facts in tho case and pro
ceeded: 'fo come to the eo crucial Po,mt; az .o
Induced the Suggcstio1t ih ina 'H1 n T7ti"u0 .r
check was was .,s no' .ne $4,000 cheek on It's h-ads
WEeiher Mr. Fish would naturly can up M "qTa eu 9i
II 500 check drawn on tho tsiih OF tae .',uo
cheek Tho paying teller says ke then went 10 inc pres
dent ms il he crucial point Dd Mr. Fish call np
Ward aud did he respond that the checks WgI' GOO %
sht Doyou believe thati II 90 u was iGS' r,i
Tesentaon Was 1t Er''IDh ,c chcr "r to, some such
assurance You have TO take the pf3o@e'' iti. I'
for YOU to decide whether the ialae teFe'on"'o" "''
Barrett had announced tuat the jury might Icut, Az
eyes were turned to the jury box Foreman IunI"o1
ana cOnyersed IN low tones. general conference i"L
lowed and for several moments an impression i
that "a verdict would be agreed upon ht once u, '"ui
ho'Si,,in IT, aync,r,d TO he Sustained by Jurors
| 700 u. N. Judge Barrett remained III MS su1f
for half au hour and then ,,o as no rnon Noru
| and .oon went 10 the A7tor House Tor dinner; Mr
Cochran put on his over,0i ana, Sn'A,E '"" cc,in
Ward said hc would have to go to attend h.'tnG
at rammany Hall senator crazy TOOK hi1 ; ml,; a, ihe
smiling at General Tracy aud Ward observed thA' the
| delay was In their favor a., ,-....o ! maj.
| The crowd In tn court room gradually dropped away
leaving only those who were sPr'liiE i'etcsu1' m
result Among these were Colonel J. ~ Grant 'CSj,. ~
| panied by Lawyer burlington Colonel Grant haI ~
tened attentvey to the hsulemt, w., " t.Iinv" and
noon and lac stood onvcrslng WIN ht iei,D"S VA
District Attorney MARITIME he glanced frequently toWau
W1rd 10 oaet w. ice o" V once In That direction After the
half naII n,
uc auucarcd to breath. freely. His brother hhl
reinrT r. f. Doy, his friend leaned anrc?naely
his shoulder conyersing earnestly win VII" NM ms.
tache nervoGsy while with pencil he drew elaborate
sketches blottngpad iiIs nervousness , W'f nos
| shown In any irem"I %. .io """s' wi' '"' vhirb
frequent weary apPTehenisi i., Th w. chorgc said
% ng 5e had not eaten yhins snr morning. f- wfe
has not the trial aud Las not called Oh MN ~
ABont . o'clock the Jurors went out TO dinner. re-
port circulated that they were unable 10 AZ 49,
against conyiciion. Ward then said that he
nam Ward walked ont IN the corridor and after eating
smoked until the return OF tho Jurors from dinner; ~
! thoy desired to ak Questions respecting
the evidence When they were IN their seats ana % a
answered their namcs, tue clcrh inquired II thS n'u
81 believe they wish to enquire about the evidence
Juror sawyer rose and indicated that that was bis
You need not ask the queston" said the Judge,
will read to you that portion Of the evidence you """'
| to hear" D.rr ro
lie then read slowly the evidence OF John H. Carr re-
ccving teller Of tho Marine Bank The testimony tSe
10 Ward. bringing the check OF Mr. Vanderhit 10 io
bank for deposit, ana his desire to hold back f9r aGy
tc check for $50 OOO which had been deposited Alt'
This portion had bcen read Juror sawyer again ros ~
said that all he wantcd to hear ana thc jurors 'i'
| the room. .t,asoa
| General Tracy ana Mr.. Grady appeared well-peasMSt M
with tho result and Wards face became brighter 10 H
| listened to their conversation. A. .,o
A. 1880 this morning the jury again came INTO thc inc
court room and requested further instructions on Hc
point whether the failure OF tho Marine Bank 70 cor9 &
| Wards check on May would have given tse t,et
| to rumors which might have prcclplta'iu -. ~
the failure OF the bank Tho question was ASKER ny py
Jnror Butler and Jurors Love and Graham put olnul
quo tions Indicating marked difference OF opIhioH
among them. r.oo, had