New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
MORE RING INDICTMENTS.

JOHN D. FALCOYER TO BE PRESENTED FOR
FOGGERY-RUMoRs OF THE PREsEN1MESr
OF NORTON, CONAN, AND INGERSoLL-ILE
JURY To ADJOURN TO-DAY.
The Grand Jury Of the Oyer and Terminer
will into court this morning before Judge Brady,
with fresh batch of Indictments, and will then In all
probability be discharged. The General Sessions Grand
Jury adjourned until tomorrow as 1t could not
take action matters which had not been presented
before police magistrate while the oyer and Terminer
Jury was sitting 1t was understood yesterday tnal
many unfinished before tho oyer and Terminer
Grand Jury viii be taken up by the Sessions Jury and
brought to close Among these are the several indie
ments against the Ring men who permitted the city to
pay for Garveys work their private houses Ofthese
indictments begun In the Oyer and Terminer 1t Is said
that only two hnished-those against Conan ana
Ingerso 1t is said that the former had pastering done
and furniture supplied TO the amount OF SlsOOO which
he has paid for since the Ring broken up but which
the ETY. had also paid for The rumor that these two
Indictments had been complete very indefinite and
not fully credited 1t certainly could not be eorroDo
rated by TRIBUNE reporters.
In fact, 1t not positively ascertanea that more
than one indictment had been found since those sub
mttcd against Hall and Tweed 1t is against John d.
Faconer for forgery and is based on the following ale
cations: FalcOner agent and tool OF lngersol
and on one OCCASION when the latter greatly III need
Of money. he required Falconer to make out false Dill
for $1,000 1t for work never DONE and in the name
OF Eugene A. Heath. This was an intimate friend
OF Ingeo and the latter felt that II the false bill
should ever be made public, his friend would say
nothing about n. Falconer therefore unhesitaungy
did Ingersolls bidding, made out the bill In MS
own handwriting, got the warrant from watson
wrote Eugene A. Heath's name across 1t, drew
the money and gave it TO Ingerso When the accounts
we're published Heath his name put down for the
amount named, examined tho warrant, and on being
summoned before the famous antiRing Jury last year.
swore that II was forgery He did not then know VINO
had forged the name but subsequently learning the
facts took steps 20 prosecute the offender lngersou
by every means in his power sought to keep Heath
quiet and last week false charge OF fraud was made
against Heath it is said Ingersos suggestion, and he
was arrested in order to keep him away from the Grand
Jury room. But he appeared, and, with nye others,
swOre that the signature was forged and established Dy
one who knew the circumstances OF the forgery that
Faconer was the man who had committed the crime.
Nothing could be definitely learned concerning the
rumors of the afternoon newspapers that Norton and
Walsh had been indicted They are believed to be I'M
true The same is said OF the regarding OBren
The Fields case set down for tomorrow. Fields was
seen in sixth-aye Saturday butitis not probable
that lie win appear for trial. William NJ. Tweed has not
yet made his appearance. and 1t ia not at all probable
that he will return There question that Judges
Brady Barrett and Leonard would refuse 10 take ball.
and however willing IIgraham would not venture to
show him much favor. So II Tweed returns now II
will be only TO prison. and be would naturally pre-
fer to play the fugitive than to pass Winter and sum
er in the Tombs for It will take fully that time to try
his case Judge Brady announced, yesterday, In the
over and Terminer, that on Wednesday morning he
would decision in the plea OF the defense az TO
the jurisdiction Of the Court to try the indictment found
in that Court against Vim. NJ Tweed. The Court then
adjourned until tins morning.