The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-01

Hartman, Charles, 800 Eighth street.
lanlon, Marcus, 800 avenue A.
hamburger, Bernard, s0s West Thirty-eignth
street.
Herber, Jonn A., 46 Elizabeth street
Hayes, Il. b. W., 81 Elizabeth street
ncldelberger, M. 1914 East Fortv eighth street.
Haywood. j. L. Fiftylitn street. between Tenth
Haggerty, W., Az East TWENTY fourth street.
Harris Lehman, Gold and John streets, Brooklyn.
lngraham, ). r., .Jr., Frankn avenue, BROOKLYN,
jacobson, George 426 East twenty street.
Konn, Jacob 6la West Tnlrty-sixtn street
kaufman, D., Filty-slxtn street and Seventh ave-
Keadle & Kenny 432 West Fory-second street.
Lyons, $. w, 233 East Fourth street.
Levy, NJ, Forty-third street. near Ninth avenue
Low, e., III West rhlrty-ttn street.
Loeb Brothers, Thirty third street and Tenth ave-
nue..
Leon L., 2o4 Cherry street.
Low, David. ~ aud A mott street.
Metzler. H., lwen MY n street, East River.
Mccormick, stephen, 343 East Twenty eighth
street.
MARI, Frederick, No. Extra place.
McManus Jonn IL ana ia Front street. Brook
Newman A., $50 Seventh avenue
Noel, Ipnaiz, Seventy FIRST street ana avenue A.
0ney, George w, IS! East Eleventh street.
Parparr, Edward, IL East Eighty-slxth street.
Rolscnild y, "A Mulberry streef.
Rotnield, Char,es, 90 Allen street.
RIcks, Antnon. 70 Orchard street.
Ray, r., 363 TENN avenue.
stein, Charles. 2s2 East Eleventh street.
schuyler, J. L., Forty -nItn street. East River.
Scanned, }. j., 222 10 Us West Thirty-seventn
street
SICKLE Joseph s0i East Thirteenth street.
StracN, Pniip, ~ and 30 Pack street.
SaNron, p, south First ana Second streets,
BrooHiyn, II. ID.
Seadil, Gustavus, Permont, n. Y.
Shoensteln, b., ~ frankfort street.
Stadecker, j., IS Front street.
Simon, NJ, 1856 Franklin street.
Staney, David d., 296 Henry street.
stern. Emil, 1872 Cedar street..
Ialman, }. u, East Forty isst street, naar Third
avenue.
Wnternilz NJ, No. ADattDir place, Thirty
ninth street, North iiver
Whelen, William, 1914 last Twenty-hth street.
Wallace James, $50 Cedar street.
| Weber, Albert 40 West Forty niatn street.
IL Is only wonder tnat the government obtained
any tax AT all during ls66-7-S, Judging the
monstrous frauds COMMITTED. The books OF the
various assessors OF internal revenue show tut
meagre returns made Dy the dstlllers aud rectiers
The officials, where any o them inclined 10 he
honest, were hoodwinked Ny the dstllIers aud made
to believe tnat their places were conducted on
strictly honest principles me only way Illicit pro-
duction OF spirits could have Deen stopped was me
enactment OF good. wholesome and stringent laws
controlling distlierles and appointing competent
officers, with saary sufficient 10 keep them ABOVE
HUNDREDS or CASES
now on file every one Is prepared on printed blanks
OF which the following is - copy -
Ste q N.,s YocI Can a"' esasg II w Yh a. =; -
De,ng u of sworn ~ owne AID osere s,y 10 ne
IN the city Of New York in said month
law proof .p,i's at sad 'ims wss = each proof
Ion said - gallons s., that the
said month was -; that the assessed
was s. double the OF alleged tax
duel OF which the United States defrauled that
each and all of them cognIzan OF said fraud upon
United participated therein that there
said distlery, and belonging thereto, building called
rectifyinq house, which ana not
government; that by said cistern was
| opened, night generally, and said spirits
run from said receiving cisterns into said So
i called rectifying house, by of pipe
or hose connection between the same that when
said spirits, into said rectifyng house, were
sold they taken tnererom In barrels. when
the parties said distiery their employees
that said in interest in said dsiery coDspre
with certain internal officers Of the district
said located detraud Unted
States oy paying said
mtied to run SAID dstlcy to make and sell spirits
without the payment OF tue the bulk OF the
spirits manufactured at said distierg during sand month
that this and by these other
said that thus detranding the
! United States said parties owning and operating
distilery and ~ iem violated the thirty
laws a., liable said section OF sal
penalty OF double the amount OF the tax OF which tue
United States deranded and to the other penalties
vglators
OF which the United States were, in this
case being s., the for which said parties
in interest distery liable the United States
| In e., double the OF the tax claimed.
This deponent further that all the statements herein
made Dy him upon Information and beie
iron, his personal knowledge
HOW DTsTILLERs MADE RETURNS.
| ASS sample OF honesty, showing how distillers
made returns OF spirits produced on which tax was
paid ana ON which the tax Withheld, we pub
llsn the 70 flowing, based upon extracts from the
cite 'Slessinger's dlstiery,n Fysixtn street. near