New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
BAIL FOR WARNER AND WORK
$4,000 FURNISHED IN EACH CASE.
ON HAND WITH soNDsMEN BRIGHT AND EARLY
WHAT Tile INDICTMENT CuARGEs

ON HAND WITH BONDSMEN BRIGHT AND EARLY
WHAT THE INDICTMENT CHARGES.
James Henry Work, the lawyer, and his
brotier-in-aw William ~ Warner took carly break
fnst yesterday and the Office Of United States
Mirshal McMahon before o'clock. They were accom-
panied by two gray -haircd prosperous looking men.
Work has the bloom OF good living, AMI Warner,
though PALE looks II he had been disturbed by few
cares The four men we're joined by Charles MacLean
tho counsel for Warner aud all awaited the arrival Of
Deputy Marshal Holiness who at o'clock took Work and
Warner into custody and before Judge Addison Brown.
Of the United States District Court. General Foster Of
the Attorneys Office, asked that bail be placed
at a large amount, and $4,000 fixed on by JuLge
Brown as the bail III each case The amount Is the same
that under which Fish placed on his arrest The
two elderly offered TO 70 Oh the bOnis and they
declared themselves to be John G. Work. OF No. II
Ffth-ave., and Frank Work, of No. l3 East Twenty
sIxh.s The former is the father aud tho latter the
uncle OF James Henry Work. Frank Work is well known
Wallet or orator and the OF fast horses.
Commissioner John A. Shields that the bondi
drawn In proper form and they were signed by tae
principals and bondsmen. Each bond holds one or tho
defendants for his appearance at the next term OF tha
United States Circuit Court, Criminal Branch Tho term
begius weeks. On the signing Of the bonds
and their approval by Commissioner Shields tho defend
ants were allowed to CO.
On leaving the Federal Building Warner and Work
proceeded the office of Alexander & Green. Warnet
tarrfed but minute and then went to his Office ut No.
wslst In the afternoon he home and passed the
evening with his family Work also went 10 his office at
No. Wallst. remained till p. in consultation
with clients In severa cssrs He then went home AZ
the homes OF both throughout the day there was
large number OF callers from the friends and social
Quantances of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner and MI. and Mrs.
Work, who expressed their sympathy. telegram
aud messages to the effect alec received Ia
one phase VI the matter was discussed considerably
laO
Holt, IA assignrc OF Ferdinand Ward TO set aside
the OF p wd y alf nSs ISs
warners counsel 20 seek POI spo"eTTsn Tn,suSn M
rsporer .ns eS who aaed for Information on this point
Charles b. Alexander Mr.. Warmers counsel in that suit
replied Not only sh.I be ready to go WITH tho
case to-inorrow which day Ia set down. and pro-
ceed with Mr. spenceis but eypsct
apply the referee hear the daily from this
"Have the aijOurnInents already obtained by the
plaintiffs in tho action been Of any injury to MI.
Warner 2"
u do not cure to dscuss that question" Mr.. Alexan
der but feel that II the had been
terminated before the present & criminal led %
tine decision in his favor on substantially the
evidences that which has been presented tn Commits
sioner Shields and presumably to The Grand jury
Julien r. Davier will be- the next witness aDh inter-
esing developments expected from his cross-ox'
The Indictment on which the are held ~ AGAINST
Ferdinand Ward, William ). Warnerand James H. Work.
nau-y giving OF the Ssl 900 check ana tlat of the
s7l. 500 check by Ferdinand Ward TO ". y Warner
drawn on the MariI Bank on May 3. 1854 when Ward
than 81 900 his credit IN the bank ward Is
| and @ aaS wGrk al Srr If ss
Southern Dstrtct Of New rk sec"nd Judicial Circuit.
present th Ferdinand war late oftueCty and Coaniy
OF York Ia tho Dis net Circuit acre0
fore. wit, the thln ay OF May, 10 toe year OF our
southern District of New-York and withi1 the jIsdc
lou OF this court, he. tho said Fernnand Ward, being
then aud there and at all times hereinafter mer-
tuned officer to wit a director. OF
rtaih National banking as.oclaon: tnen and there
and designated as the Marine Natiopal Bank ofthe
ity of Ncw-YOrk, when sand association hai heen
OF an act OF Congress entitled AN Act Ia provide
National Currency secured by pledge OF United states
thereof approved the third day Of June. In the year of
| Lord one thousand eight hundred and siNtyfoli,
,nd ad crTrin on Samsi% b"snsss At the CITY OF Nc "
York. tho sd district. under the SAID act OF Cngress
nnu @ wr , n,cn ih me- a. sst AMI adya1I.ae of hina .be
.ns "s Fc iSr und tn at VAL s NJ an Wapner Jane. H.
worK and divers other persons whose names are % tne
moneys aud funds OF the said association. Wit. the
0f seventy thousand thrre hundred anu thlry'sx
and 20 100 dollars. in tho manner and by the meant
following that is to
rnat hc tn. said Ferdinand Ward beiag then and
ana cheqne braring date the tbir May in the year
OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and eighty.
the order one William 8. Warner the OF eighty
thousand dollars. although he the said Ferdinand
Ward then and there well Knew the said sm OF et n.y.
thousand dollars was not then and there due ana
owing said association 10 him. the sai Fcrdi-
nand Ward. and the repayment thereof TO tho
said association WAS no. then ami thero IN
q
ward had no right aud title to the stn" ard he tho
said Ferdinand Ward, then and there unlawiuly devils
Intending that they, the said Ferdinand Ndrt
aud William :. Warner James IT, WORK and divers
persons whose are To rhe jurors ~ yet nn-
kuown shuulI appropriate and convert o their 9wn 30
the OF thousand three hnndred ana IN riy
six AMI 75-ioo dollars from the MONEYS and dnn; os
tho said association, winch sald SUN oi money Wa,
upon and The direction ana huthOrLatlDu
o the , Ferdinand War thereafter. to wat, on th;
nth day OF May In the year OF our LORI one hoaana
eight hundred aud Gshty four paid Dy tnn ss
ton To the SAID William :. warner and this against thf
nruro of the and thir dignity, and con'
irary OF the statute In such case ma ana
provided. - --.
And the Jurors Aforesaid upon their oatn aforrSsi,
do further present that at the place AM nc ~! t1e
lines herelnbefhrc mentioned william = warner ahu
lanes H. Work present, aldinS, abcttlng, cnu Sell
ling and procuring the said Ferdinand WsrI To coilns
he offence aforesaid IN manner and form Hs ulorsdtt
they the saui William y Warner and James H. Mofh,
then and there intending to injurc ana de!rahl ie ai
against the peace Of the United states ami
their dignity and contrary to the form OF tue str ol
he United states IN such case made ami provided.
The second differs FROM the first only In ch rging
that the defendants did abstract" ins ead o. nils
Appy" the funds or the bank. The thlri ana lohrth
counts similar misa pication and abstraction OF
S7l 500 NJ ~ ny cneck of that amount drawn w
Ward I'm Warmers favor. The NTH aud sixth counts
charge mispplicati0n and abstraction of tnc fun
the bank In The first and second counts Dt VIII
the intent 10 injure and defrdud one Ulysses uVdn.
n.tenl of tho bank and the seventh and eighth counts
contain the same charges the third and fourth counts
with similar substii ution OF U Grant IN pace ot 'o
bank rs the person who was TO De defrauueu. ,,.
Vlat ons OF the National BANKING Act are pnhishaDlo
wi n i'm prlsunmeat not over ten years or Il nhr
United Sttrs District Attorney Dorshelner sad tns
the cases would he brought up before the ntei STATES
Court Immediately upon ia consrnlng ana ~ouid ps
pushed for trial as rapidly as possible
FINDING GOLD IN THE LITTLE ROCKIES.
BISMARCK, OAK, Nov. "a Special. db.-Another