The sun., 1885-06-28
TEN YEARS FOR JAS. D. FISH.
THE MARINE BANK PREsIDEN1 ON HIS
WAY TO AUBURN.

THE MARINE BANK PREsIDEN1 ON HIS
WAY TO AUBURN
he Takes his Sentence Cooily-Partins frea
his Childrea In the Grand Central Depot
He will he Nssriy a. when ho Gets Oat.
United States Deputy Marshal Bible went
to Ludlow street jail at 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning with IN order for the production OF
Jamos D. Fish. the convicted President Of tho
Marine National Bank. He found the prisoner
walking in the yard.
do you want mo ?" inquired the ex-bank
President when no saw the officer.
Yes" replied the Marshal. You are want
ed at court"
What for ?" said Fish.
Il think you are wanted for sentence"
"What-so soon2 I did not think 1t would
be for day or two yet. All right I am ready
to CO." Fish responded.
Fish and tho officer got on an East Broad
way car and got or at the United States Court
House and Post Of1lce. The prisoner on tho
way asked which was tho hardest prison to
live in. He was told that Albany was oonsid-
cred the most rigorous.
WELL" he said. Il had lust Us lief 60 thore
as anywhere else."
Ho added that he had not a dollar in the
world. The offlcer paid his car fare.
Fish was taken into tho criminal branch Of
tho United States Circuit Court at 10 o'clock.
He looked noither to tho right nor to the left.
but walked l. straight M & to tn, the bar with BailitI
that he " Sore I WHEN arrestsd Year Year age ago. He
displayed no iNwery. The court room over
na as
sehsenss; jssss bsneds. took she S' Senss and
motion s1ais to msEe Hs!0fne' o0' nave you any
May it please tho Court" said the District
% on jane; D. Fish. the prlsoner At The Ssr
Have u, ,y ,yoh anything to sayf asked the
The prisoner shook his head. Nothing. he
Judge Benedict then proceeded to pass sem
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While sentence was being passed Fish kept
his hands clasped in front Of him. He held his
Seated close to him were one OF his sons. Irving
Fish. who is lamo. and his brother-in. law. U.
sneds and sses
came into tho court room to see the defendant
Some persons supposed from the wording OF
serve more than one term. So he must. ba. u1i ali
the terms begin at o 9nce and expire 4 together.
on his heel and walked out Ut Of court W with an
ofllcer;. He went TO the deputy marshals' room.
sfa Sas 70 Trs lew s the
suggestion. In prisoners brother:in-iaw hired
rough Eno" ,,. On biz i return ! 70 jail he spent
al bis wardrobe in . small Fripsaet which had
f." One Of his dausblers W was admitted to see G
Sss aa His Sos irving s'!S ,onsd
him. HIS pa ether sons A. had parted Win him
was b. sh nc
to cat IL the sss before fore
beans had been his mainstay at most meals.
F.sIinand Ward was in his private room
liz liz WardsSs @ Hiss s0% $aash.sr s. out
with tsas in sse her phe old mans face
sfe Depnty MsrsSais % bbe fd and Jefries came for
him at oedIocE One N,, Of tho Officers to took A
S@sh them FISH ss Win
the the jail viii his son and aaasS,es and Dith the two
oflleets. They, walkod through Grand street
Gt the ssd tsa
sas.tsMs : iGr II !hs @ Sys ia1ss il carried sIs srIp:
daughter most OF tho way up town.