New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18

that of Ward at $50 900. Mr.. Roberts Is million
are The financial standing OF Mr.. Musgrave is we'll
known. Mr.. Musgrave said that he did not know Mr.;
Warner personally, but that he went on the bond
through friendship for the Works. The boDdsmen
each qualified in 100000. After the bondsmen and
Mr.. Warner had affixed their signatures and had
taken their confederation oath they lett the building
at $3.50 p. m. Mr.. Work and Mr.. MacLean accompany
ing them. Commissioner Shields set the examination
OF Mr.. Warner down Tor Thursday next at p II.
Mr.. Warner and bis attorney had nothing TO add, re
Cardng Mr. Warmers view of the present proceedings
TO what vas published in The TMBCNE yesterday
Mr Warner denies the charge of COLLISION ana hOus
that his transactions with Grant Ward were simply
those of purchases the counter. He has perfect
confidence in his case.
As Ferdinand " ard is already in the Ludlow Street
Jail. q detauer Will be lodged there with Warden
Herman that if Mr.. Ward gets of scOtiree in the
State trial ard the United States suit tCr conspiracy
with Fish. he will still have TO meet the new issue
DOndsmen not considered cessary for Mr. Ward
appearance in this last movement OF the law.
The news of the contemplated arrest OF Mr.. Warner
produced state of mind among those directly ana
Indirectly interested III Grant & Ward matters Wal
Ter s Johnston the receiver of the Marine Bank, was
taken wholly by surprise according 10 his state
He declared that ii rather startling Tor
him to read that he had been noving against Warner
and that he had been away from his Office. wien, III
ct he knew nothing of the proceedings against
Warner aud he had not been away from his once
Last Monday TRIBUNE reporter tried TO ind Nlr
Johnston at his Os.ce the old Marine Bank. lWo
gentlemen occupying the Office with Mr. Johnston sald
Mr.. Johnston Is out Of town; he will not be back
until Friday"
Johnston has been in the Office every day this week.
a gentleman who has had an Ga Mr.. Johnston OF
late said Mr.. Johnston says he knows Eothng OF
this matterl Well. if Mr.. Johnston himself had not
said 1t, should haye thought decidedly dieIe@ty.
On Friday Tribune reporter called at the o;dcc OF
Devflin & Miller, the counsel of Mr.. johnston as re-
ceiver and asked for information regarding a rum1r
that Mr.. Johnston about to cause the Arrest OF MI
Warner through the agency of the United states
Court. -
Oh. Develm & Miller DO not have charge of that
matter" was the answer but if YOU will ask 50 anu
so, you Ca get the information, probably"
Mr. Johnston two weeks ago Informed IHRUFE
reporter that he wanted find out where The money
was that had gone Mr. III the form Of Marine
Bank checks and he proposed 10 look IN that direction
One of these checks plays an important part III MI
DOrshci;ners affidavit. .,
Il have tried to serve Mr. Warner with subpoena"
said Mr.. Johnston but l cannot fLd BIN Mr.
Johnston wa. completely dazed with surprise yester-
day to learn that anybody had proceeded against Mr.
Warner
How did Mr. Dorsheimer get his information on
which base his affidavit. if not from Mr. Johnston
was asked yesterday.
There are statements anOat that Mr. Dorshemer has
made other adayits il which orders of arrest have
been or are 10 issued against others h participated
in the Grant & Ward transactions IL their bearing on
the Marine Bank.