The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-02
Runners, Whispers, Inprecations,
lnvectives, Fl1treaties.
Threatened Exodus 10 the
Spas of Germany.
President Grant Forcing
the Investigation.
"Ht win Fight II Ga, On This Line il Ii
Takes All SIMMER

the startling exposures concerning operations Of
sue once formidable Whiskey Ring and their Official
allies, published in our edition yesterday, mas, as
we predicted created the live!iest sensation.
THE GUILTY PARTIES
iremble In their oooss and not one OF them feels
any security from being brought 10 justice at any
moment The action OF the United states Grand
Jury which, as before stated, had found l05 lndict
Men's during its session, was
TnE GREAT AND ABSORBING ror1c
among all who had the slightest interest spirits
either directly OF indirectly, ana the rrobab
or the United States government pursued IN
prosecuting said indictments.
TIE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
which is the headquarters OF all cxcitcm3nts pre-
sentcd on sunday evening an animated appear
snoe. The oongregated parties haa no facts to 90
on, bat merely specuated upon the runors set
anoat by the Sunday morning papers. Yesterday,
however, when facts and figures Were gwen, those
who prOgnosticatcd q lame case for the govern
ment wo!uy changed their tune, AMI thought
that, al least,
THERE MIGHT DE SOMETHING IN II
after al, ana that The administration was not
foolish enough TO enter into conflict with 20 for
milable body as the celebrated New York WINS.
key Ring. In these later assertions there was
more truth than poetry. The government Is amply
combat AL opposition arising from any quarter.
The blow inflicted ~ the extensive publication OF
the committed frauds was, 70 say the least staggcr
inc, and will be followed Up with the utmost viGor.
We are enabled to-day to present to our readers
list OF the indicted parties who were presented last
saturday by the Grand jury. The names contained
therein embrace those OF dstllers Toctlers dealers
and brokers In spirits; also number Of ex-revenue
Cnlcials.
NAMES or TIE INDICTED PARTIES.
sN0rman NJ Finley.
Edward innis importer los Broad street, resi-
dence West Twenty-f rst street.
samuel Secor, iron dealer, GA East Twentieth
street. residence Brooklyn.
EDhraim Miller iron dealer. b24 East twentieth
street. residence 2lo East Twelfth street.
sMarcus Levi.
sRichard X, Holden,
J. G. Tanman, auditor 1877 West street.
Morris Loge, residence 2ei Fourth avepuc.
nicholas Eenr.
'Jacob Fox.
". n. haidner.
*Tnomas o'Callalap, collector Ninth district.
*Ecnry Wood, Deputy Collector
AWillIam II. Craig, Inspector, 101 East Fourteenth
street..
*john Osborne, Assistant Assessor.
sWilliam II. McCarty, Inspector.
|Wljiam u. LYNCH INSPECTOR leaF VI lcl SoGlh
Filth avenue.
sw!liam Chambers storcgeepcr.
J. J. Degendorf supposed 10 90 frnit dealer 10
Futon Market.
Jacob Euglehardt, supposed 10 be a merchant rs
Pine street.
A. N. Dreyfoos snd s. s. Somehow, Grm Of Son.
neoorn, Droyfoos q Co., importers, ss Pine street,
View York.
AW. II. McCafty Inspector
~. Lcipsenrer.
an, Barrlnger.
sLeopold HOGS.
Samuel il. Lyons, business UNKNOWN resides az
e64 Second avenue.
Leopold scdner, agent, 24a Bowely, resides AZ
222 East 10sth street,
Loms sedner, unKnown, supposed TO be brother
Uf Leopold se!dner.
Leopold Koon, sugar dealer, 2as RiYington street.
J. W. Cornell, Assistant Assessor.
philip H. Tuska, broker, IS Broad street, lives at
III East sStieth street.
tWIam NJ They.
Theodore Myers, supposed to be liquor dealer, ~
Scatn william street.
Emanuel Eising, liquor dealer, 40 Front street;
residence 1873 West Fifty second street.
M. Goldman, supposed TO be broker, 80 Pine street,
aJobn Merpank.
49, Merbank.
sBornhard Hopper.
sJohn j. Scanlon.
Norris Prince. believed TO be o clerk, living at
S24 West twenty. seventh street.
sJ0seph Busaracn,
Simon Hermann, tailor, ,o2e Second avenue.
tPctcr STAFFORD.
straDk Stafford.
Michael stafford; residence AIS East Eleventh
street.
~siephen Stafford aud others.
Joseph Campbell hats, 42d Third avenue; or
drugs, sos Eighth avenue
y. Mccarthy believed 10 be In liqror business,
2,2l5 Third avenue.
sIIlward Klimcr.
y. d. ouwel, furnaces, 100 Third avenue.
Edward u. Tylel 10 Broad street; o. Ijghterman
~ Beaver street.