New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-01

all proper t,mes Bad conduct will deprive Of the
remission of three years and ak months ana 81 an9
days work Nothing impossible will be reqnhed o. YOU.
Any attempt to escape will cause tho forter0 '' 'o''
The secretary next asked Ward how much money ne
had on his person IL don't know he replied
a,eat u so" He handed rat pocketbook and the
secretary eounted out $3.50 Ih-res soho mvo ~ It'll
ESIsi H. The secretary said this sum woulu DO aof1
deposit for him ward was next called COAT waist
coat trousers poo kcts and placed on @ half
pencils. silk scarf. knife two hahukcio"''''' "
would yoa like to have those put in your sa'cne,
md And sent to your r. fr waSd A'A'O
Mr. B.beoes told him to back ono Of his handker,
S9eas I r"ek es CHAPLAIN took down
WARTS answers to questions as follows;
90 You the opening OF your
wise y9a SanaSs SUNDAY school AIhave
O'-Are you a roman .taOic Ora Protestant' A-fr''
estant
bundle of convct's clothes were then deposited on
the table before ard and he instructed 10 TAKE
this aId follow Keeper HOrnbeek IL WAS gooashedd
bundle Ward promptly Er nlS the open sD court
and along the stone walk to the ,s s.sco was wa,
Shaved OIL he took bath exchanged his dark Gnsi
ness suit for the States garb Of gray Win roau h
veil and ~ ne emerged from .he shop and walked back
down the stone walk he looked IKE JaunY S~t dnwn
He walked with easy gait. but with heaa DIM IN
and he carried Shoes clean socks and underco'hes "
The hospital was the next point visited Ward took
seat in Dr. Baroers while halt dozen W &
background Ward advance to the table,. eahed ou'
the sood.iooking physician Ihe new
in the grasp Of the right one Being orderoa, n ho
took seat close ,os 6 5S pe aH and then
Ward answered that he had never mad sinalppa 80
variooid; he had had no mechanical 3Hrios, a siI
o ue anical supports He TOOK IN iGl DIohtne ~
the PHI stefan sounded his lungs ana iad MS ear ~
heart Dr. BARRIERS report handed 10 thr nrai
fair." Appears " 10 '' 700 ,onoa.
Clerk westlake found that Ward weighed l29 pounas'
aud was dive feet sight aud one-half inches tall.
oward if you are die to whom do You want woa
s War;. 10 IS IS scaih-sf- Stanford. Coma
All This had taken minutes aud the shadows
not easily distnEushaGe Ward took %s.as 's Sis
moment on at Ss feet IL not in AFFECT mis-,
cry at least in aud thoughtful humiliation III,
ae wa, a Clerk smith war
age sentenced to twenty for burglary he sroEa
IN front o, Ward LG and w kssg0f aid so
ally He seemed as one in dream MS U.s. h@ hm,.t He
gathered hs shoes and his bundle In heap IN us arms
his cap held tightly in his right hang cd TO sI
tricate his right hand ana put put, neISSr of Smith
ward until il e ib SpeR sne Smith started
the door Ward kept step with hun ana nonoa on omr
can ward called the headkeeper as the bare-heanee
man reached the outer air. De ala 30 mce I'll
ncse% sSp rs gang OF convIcis down the path
Convict Ward and Convict smith dsappearea M ,%rss
ishts Of stars and paused before cell No 927 nine
teenth gallery known as the stove gallery warn p ,S
in lie started back. Another man WAS there. FOR sne
first days Of his stay at sing SanS rrs nm
IN cell seven fee deep high. and four feet six
inches with the convict John uerieh: enc 2
ASSAULT. There were two QUE above another.
look OF hopeless despair came over feruin"na ""N
The cell Ward oee9pe. looks out through So
window with heavy stone sstnTs ga sSfO' sn one sds
is occupied by William w m:1ss q Yss. ' and
:SnS,ssa fo or Cell
side occupant IN Thomas MeDona in tSa
February %. 1882, for life Tor mah'i~usnef mo
H' Ward was assigned by PRINCIPAL Keeper OonnaarbtOn
tpacts said he 1.-THE stove contract gang numbers
300 and works In two different buildings ward VIII
march in lock step and work with gang OF 1ry,hye
men He has been assigned TO stove-mouhtlng because
heavy AMI consists in rYetns together the parts Of
stove mounting them wards rising Ssar II s sSst
s.t Of coffee hash and bread els his dinner OF roast
beef gravy. beets, bread conss ana Ps'"'% s,,
mske lis first march with his s. gang ,oo at
whence he will march chapel for al hour ana hdi
Inv Conversation with TRIBUNE reporter before no
left the city, Ward said speaking OF the story ha be naa
a foriune hidden away England There Is nolhhg
lime en opera IN e1changes through Brothers and
after the failure the story OF fortune I'D Ens IN "h
brougbt out but IL proved without fOundatO rs All lne
bonds covering the transactions were found aud every
cent that direction vas accounted lot SSa
before The failure That Is absurd. Why, had wlsheu
10 with fortune might nave uono ~ ~,
May q the Friday before the failure we nad
in city bonds and agiiBst them stoou oh1 uas
ards uncertihed checks. might have eonVsrtea 'ne
funds and ave got away with The woney but nau no
desire TO have thought OF flight at time AS Tor the
story In general that have fortune hidden away
not So have been living the Ludlow street jan Oh
nv brothers money II the books OF Grant Wdru are
ever gone into they should be aud thelr ndcations
followed up every cent OF the money can Oc e"0ou anu
IL won't be traced either" A.,
District Attorney MARITIME said Yesterday that ne oa
not expect to take any further proceedings against Wu
N lie was by the action OF an appeiIato
Il he "a
cecdincs would be begun Of the other Charges
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