New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
WARD AND FISH INDICTED.
am MORE INDICTMENTS EXPECTED.

v,S.ScIER IN COURT AaAIN-%|o'ooo
ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN.
xvsr IustIce Barrett took his seat In the Uouns
AZ over and Terminer YESTERDAY ~ -, nennsel Gem
War9 w was + Tracy and John p. Hudson anu
Sw Warden Herman, of Ludlow street jan colonel
Ma Parr w repres s the people
soTTs and e Of whom the
Senches. The p PROCEEDINGS vb ~''s seemed TO
pntl nearly rcnucerned chatted with his counsel
and with Mr. Herman. Meantime an and at
was beng prepared againstd '1 and presented the
iength OierK non Which the Grand Jury had )ust
passed. Then Ward was caiied W 'n0 O"'
tparks addressing him SAID r,s, for grand
W., ara iontly indicted with James ~. nr demand
lou ,o the frat degree four counts DO y1 orr not
= triaI on this Indictment Are you s"i''
guilty udsonNot guilty We plead not s sSy Si as
leave ave to withdraw that plea and enter oe'""''
The district Attorney asked that the lndicthRS ar
be set down for trial on June TO- anu ;o9 ia 10 he
rett so ordered. adding that II any counsel notice
s - wnst he given to the District oSar
lime III The clerk directed TO entel az Of the
placing the prisoner e latter to produce him in
court next Monday at l a. h' snn fonnd against
ments will probably have e;, oee be- called upon
hlm; 70 WARD was then taken back to the W a all
T,p ind;ctment presented yesterday c9aIgus in
and James d. Fish jointly W,Ih sets forth that
the first degree .tnu toIe from the Marine Bank
e35 600 and at great length ana wi.n az hills or
Iiage alleges that the money o Securities var-
onsiv described their precise nature noI U OBJ
Inoyvr The second count charges tla' Ill.,
5a;ned the money by false pretences anu c4 LIN "a
III, .i1 md fonrth counts state that Flsh, as
,aresident of the Marine Bank, having IN LIS Ponnro
SION SOS. 600 belonging to the lnsIi , ,%ot Ward
priated it to his own us'' "A
ieloniously aided him.
ANCEMEIER RELEASED BY THE CORONER
POLICE JUSTICE o'REILLY HOLDS HIM oNiih ~
n.y-pREsENTIMENT OF MRS. HANDS
nv ,;.,io at,,f,y court room in which the coroncrs
me . iiairo SESSIONS was comfortably well hled
restcrdav when the case of Richard H. Hands VINO
was murdered IN drug store In hudson ~
S"ndav was called by Coroner Martin. 1sorse 80
sunuayi ~ Who has been arrested on suspicion oil
Having committed the crime sat by tne sue u
officer within the rai the Examination ae Of
ncssss was going on. Police captain E tald
ms was the first " witness fss murder H and
how ne T Sor ne was known Hands had no enc
,n;es and that no ilfee!ing existed 9enmeor sarae
aud any one else except astatement to me,n added
StInew;tncss "regarding his movements on ost9l-
,lay night and Sunday mording, ana SEM Nv hid
teeves to his house ,. to his house, No. 4O4 East
Twentv .fourth-st pair OF trousers, damp "ut
muddy at the bottom, a PAIR Oh soiod ISL had been
tLat had had some stains on III OUT hau oeoT
Iaa,od and shirt that had some spots on IT.
n, ~. coat and shirt to DIR. Edison, OF the Board
of Health who examined the stains WIN a. stains
scone' He seemed to be satisfied that the STAINS
were blood stains. , ;.or of tho drup
stnre me next witness told how he had Dcen III
Canned of the death of his clerk by William Cross
Anasmeier he said had been in his employ Ihice
resrs when he left his position TO go uptown ~
srork So far as the witress knew, thero nau
reyar been any trouble between HANDS ana AIge
o,er "ithonSh Hands once told him that ne nau
heard that the prisoner had made threats against
Mrs Hands. who. heavily yelled, had been sitting
on ths niatform when called to the stand deniea
9ho story that her husband had ever told her thaU
te was AFRAID of Angemeier. She was qmte sure
,h,t he had never intimated that the men were Oh
otner than coed terms She herself nag
hal presenti,nent that Angemeler wouIdi
harm her husband and had hlorh har
b'n of the fact lie laughed at her
tears and told her that he had no Tears tnae
The nresentiment would prove true. ne Jury
in its verdict SAID that Hands came 10 MS ueatn
from bIows inflicted by some person Unknown 70
the inry. The verdict also declared thaI the esn
donce against Angemeier was not suihoien' W
Alter the proceedings at the Coroners once &c
ynst,ce o. Reilly at the Iombs follce Nour,, ~
snmed his hearing i'll the matter anu ann "; ~
that he ould adjourn the case untli tills inoi ~
lie denied motion to discharge Angeineier MAJ
NV his LAWYER hut ntimated that uhiess 1JI A.
t;onaI evidence against the young man shouiu "
~, hand today he wonld discharge HIM.
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