The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
WARNER TOLD Of HIS PLOT.
WAIVED ALBLN6 EN- TO ADVANCE
$500 FOR THE KIDNAPPING.

AIhinEsr Thssuht It was . soheuae ~ Bpncs
Hn>-n. G. nay. ose Ct warmers Associates.
Goes Away with . Central Once Man
Warmers Bopdsw omar. mas Moved Away.
Acting Inspector O'Brien Of the Detective
Bureau would not admit yesterday that his men
were looking for Albert s. Warner. who ia sup
posed to have been concerned in the kidnapping
Of the Conway boy In Albany. Nevorths-
leSs, Detective McConvile OF the Central
Office. called on II. c. Day. a bill
collector Of a Barrow street, and q former as
sociate OF Warner, late Thursday night and
told Day that the police were willing to do well
by any ono who helped them to catch Warner.
Day told all he knew, so he asserted at the time.
about Warmers habits and friends Yesterday
morning McConville called on him again.
With some reluctance. apparently. Day went
out with the detective. and he had not returned
ct q late hour last night. Mrs. Day depart
cd yesterday morning for her mothers
homo at Dover, N. J. 1t was through
her that worden and Browneu Of the
Mercer street station caught Warner
on July l6, when he was charged with black
mailing Myers, the West Third street tailor.
Day was Warmers companion at that time. The
adjective in charge at Headquarters last night
said that he didn't know there was such a man
as Day. He was very sure that Day was not q
prisoner. The ~ianitress at ~ Barrow street said
she had an idea that McConvile and Day were
going to Albany.
1t was learned yesterday that about two weeks
ago Warner approached Frank f. Albinger, .
civil engineer with an Office ut 1913 Liberty
street. with an invitation 70 Join In a kidnap-
ping plot.
AlbinRor 10 the mar. who transferred sig
| Brooklyn lots to Nine. DAmico, tho Sixth ave-
nue. drtsamaker. In order that abe might fur
nish bail for Warner on tho Matchmaking
charge,
Warren told Albinger that he had great game
on hand. and that ellthat was needed was $500,
which he asked AlbinSor to furnish; Warren
them. were unlawful. Aibinger says he sur:
seSe@e ' WAS , ins Warner WAY sfS Na 1ae.s to o. s sns t 6i@
out Of that amount, He laugh ed. and asked for
the details OF the plan, ,
isS Ss,ia a, y IT, H., and a. a., had carefully full.
e1pepssa Warner went on 70 ssll, how sssily
the amount OF ransom which would be
ing that he didn't have the $500.
AlhinRer thought no more about II until he saw
was on q street car with his attorney. NJ Low.
turned to NJ. Tow With an Exclamation. saying
he knew that Warner had committed the crime
ana telllnR ~ tnelr conversation On lne huolcCS
Of kidnapping. Mr.. Low went 70. the District
Attorneys Office and gave the officials the ben
eft OF his information. They, in turn, called in
the Central Office detectives.
A man who has known Warner for two years
characterized him yesterday as "a man who
would rob his Grandmother on her deathbed."
have known him to do moro
things than that. said the man. He couldnt
open his mouth without making a crooked
proposition"
There WAS nobody In Warmers ONCE at 1909
Broadway yesterday.
Mms. d.Amico doesn't live. at 900 Sixth Az.
Mondny and stored IL. tho landlEdy said. and
went away without leaving any address
The landlasy says she told Nine. d'Amico to
move out The dressmaker, she sail. hadn't
paid any rent for o month. The landlady, who
10 o French woman, WAS overcome with scornful
mirth when she beard that a city Magistrate
had accepted Mime. d'Amico's bond for 81 500.
"Did Nine. d'Alnico go to Albany tho land
lady was asked.
So"
1t was learned late last night that Warmers
father. mother and brother. and two OF his OWE
children are living at l43 West l25th street
Warner 10 said to be very fond Of his children
and he has been In the habit Of dining at the fai
Sundays and calling there once or twice a weel
besides.
Several men whom the neighhors think are de-
~tectives have been seen near the placr. and ! II
supposed that an attempt 10 being made 10 FIND
out where Warner is from his relatives, or U
locate him by watching their
Yesterday morning Warmers father removed
the nameplate in the vestibule and the janitol
was instructed to deny that the Warmers lived
there.