The evening world., 1893-11-28
BLAUT'S BAIL $4,000
The Other Indicted Directors
Bonds Made $l0,0 Each.
6ordsmen Quality for AL but Mr..
Gutenberg.
Other Arrests Expected Eefsre tile
C.o,e OF Day.

Dlstrlct-AftOrneT NlCoI Office va
fairly humminE with business This morn
ing. The eight indicted officials OF t.
Ma III Square Bank had been sum
moned 70 ON acwn and renew thei
bonds for appearance at trial.
In each case the amount Of bail ha
been increased, Mr.. Nicol. having de
cide1 that Pres dent Blaut should b
compelled 10 furnish a bond for IS. n1
while each Of tn other indicted director
shouh give 5000.
President Blaut was one of the frs: 4
arrive. He was accompanied by his coua
sci. Edward Lautsrts-h. and severa
friends. one CT whom, Erastus Crawford
he offered as his bondsman. After tina
Anirew Soulari. Ronald T. Mcdonald
Adolph Kalischer and Charles Z. Selove
came in. each accompanied b. sevsra
friends.
They were taken into Assistant bis
triet-At:orney fingers office. one by one
and the bondsren were carefully exam
Incl as to their qualifications. As au!ck!,
as the bonds we're drawn up and execute
they we're sent up to Recorder SMITH
Part 1. OF the General Sessions for s.
approval.
% 10 nooa seven Of the indicted d!:-
.ors had furnished satisfactory bondsor
heir appearance On trial. and their se-
ties had been accepted.
Mr.. Crawford. President Blaut's Dds
II an. justified in the amour; OF $50.
ne property which he Offered as serlL%
being the factory building at 2JT p 80
West IHenty-seventh street and : anu
IS West T~wenty-eighth street.
DireS,or soulard,S b9ndsman I : n ~
MS property. being the house al lot IN
West one HuHdred and T~wep-iouria
street. 20 fee: west Of Ninth avtS3ev.s,
seventyosecond stree became e bonds
man for Director McDonald,iis prop
erty being valued at 5000. ,.rsa
The other hondsmen wi auailhed
nth street, for, Director Adph s; kai-
ischer: u. u. Lawson. of West one
Hundred and Fifth street, or director
Charles E Selover: Bernird Lsihesk.
Director Frederick a. Esheedt, IN
James Stein, OF 1875 East Ntieth street.
for Emil Frankel. -
The only, indicted dittor who had
Gutenberg. He had no yer a, been seen
None of the bank nciais was re
Guired to plead tod; 70 the ehe p, inqie,-
Attorneys Office thILthey would be
given until Frideyt1 examine the
charges and consult ttn tnelr counsel. .
They were ali versaeticent this morn
ing and declined tGay anything to in
reviewers. referrir all questioners 10
their counsel, who ere present
The lawyers uhc9Hltnunl,
f sss, :, IN Rsf fact ! y y d ds sss@f5 70 piece tsss
OF business. AS bon as the
and approval ofheir bonds was COM
pleted they haSne1 aWaE from the
Mr.. Blaut lo.ed worn and worried,
and the faces o-he other directors pres
ent were hard, less anxious and dis
tressed. Mr.. slischer reels that ne Is
Il was inGced," he said, ITO take
some stock 1.-THE bank. and they made
me a directe but ] had nothing to do
persuaded sne OF my friends TO take
stock timing it a good investment at
the time. d my position is far from
being an e|iable one"
less abouthe affairs OF the bank under
the Blau management than Mr.: kal,
luck Ehh has befallen him.
The pJspect of additional develop
ments : the case to-day had aroused
curDsit. TO the highest pitch. 1t was
kna~nthat several other indictments
WsS f 6e s"%wreckins' r' az II the eoS MsGis0n
SJuar Bank and that one of these was
afairt an ex-President OF the bank, OF
Who's arrest District-Attorney ,Nicoll
0peeed TO hear at any moment.
( HT nan others were implicated in
the ooting of the institution was still a
for no one in Mr.. Nicoll's Office
anything to say on the subject.
J. was intimated, however. that sew
enl other arrests might be made before
ne day Is over. Some of the men who
re wanted are out of town.
So far as the investigation of the Mad
ion Square Bank Is concerned, Assist
mt District-Attorney Davis said this
that the work had been COM
leted and that no additional indictments
;ould be filed.
Mr.. Nicoll gave out this statement this
"All the arrests in this affair have not
ct been made l have not heard from
Washington whether W. Wetmore Cryder.
no was President in 1891. has been ar
ested yet. although | expect 10 receive
ews OF his arr At during the day. The
eport that Director Chimarn has turned
tate's evidence is erroneous.
The matter OF Lawyer Cntermeyer,
Tho Is said to have compounded a fell
will be turned over TO Mr.. Davis al
will have to know exactly what trans-
ired after the appointment Of the re-
The receivers, I understand. told Mr..
'hlmann that he w1uld have to paw So
y, the amount OF President Blaut's in
ebtedness to the bank. To this Mr..
agreed. The receivers then
lised the o to Sl25, OOC, which in
ludsd other Indebtedness. and Mr.. I'hI-
then ofused to pay ANYTHING
he felony matter was her submitted