The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 18, 1872, Page 2

f EEE es The eStn. ae Tooth's Theatre Nowery Theatr Bryant's Opera Mowe Cooper Institute Pitth Avenae Theatre and Opera Mouse Niblo’s Olymple Theatre 9 Minstrete Tony Pastor's Opera Mouse Theatre Comique Thirty-fourth Rtreet Theatre Unton Kquare Theatre Wallack’s Theatre 1 4 Wood's Mw Terms of The Sun #4 00 CY 1 t : \ 308 rhe Navy Department Frands—A New Witne We it th Navy Départ Verper, and ; his paper More than OANA was in nvestigtion ¢ sections, he re ead that Mr might be summoned to testify Jov. BLAIR’s departure no effort seems nave beea made by the committe sure the attendance of important wit ness Accordingly we have taken th trouble to send to Mr. Verper’s resider in Albany nty. aud ha tained 1 affidavit, with a number of corroboratiy Locuments, Which will be f 1 ex ingly interest Mr. VEEDER shows that sii fa fold corruption has exist t the Nu Yard in Philade sas Ww n the D, tw rete part this corruption He appointed to 4 who during th of defraud ment, and t although the evidence of their guilt au their unworthy character has been r also shows fully known to him. He shows likewise that f th f clerks und M Rowrsos’s trol in Wa ton has be y of taking bri he Local Option Liquor In the Assembly at A Ned ballot wheth “ Besses I T i I nou u Int t pst the } a that they are ext traf th A “ Violating the Law fi h w between the Pope that the Pope fe inquiries An AM@idavit for the lovestigati Douglass on Grant and Sumner. ce in procuring the freight MENTS IN SUPPORT OF THE @ ebipment of eva) Kr SUN, THURSDAY, APRIL 1 net | NAVY DEPARTMENT FRAUDS | ROBESON AND HIS VAVORITES, Commitee at Washington, Veeder, being duly prt was employed by the Navy D m abeut March, 1964, to about as an inspect t his d ty he ex the accounts X ‘ the X D et Auced the navy vards in 1865, | _ ttt | procuring AN n hand, &.; th male a] uty to report tot tary | yas t z irreg s| that ted correction; and, | ary ¢ e of the same for the | } f { the Depart te] nent at during th | ul term yand nd n 1 it s i | i | y wer | nf th € na { Sth of S 1 went | i tad | ploy of tw Ax gros favoriticm sult of wh be him that it would be retary Robes in chartering \ 8. Stetson & when he calle a favor conferred on uld give the prefervnce carry coal to Merars I saw Mr. Oatteil ard him introduae him- bat his business war al office, a for D. S. Stets UHirt had bee ye War, Who had actually cor ts. were sub 5 te ‘ the E | . A trandulens | a ‘ yY | . 1 nfusi nae | 5 t work | - had n ated aud | had va four » | ; ' { th I i X the suum of $2,000, which « | F | ABOVE APPIDAVIT, ho had received @431.a8 bribe-m parties Second—Josoph 1. Thackar responsible «it f r atthe Philadelpila Navy Yard ment of Construction and ie | per mor r rx wnele | . : Accon | false rot t a | c t : F P ‘ rt | - | ‘ | . it | g Hull | Age + j | Th gel ~ | | | | i] ot he gare me $5} a | bs | %z ‘ vii easly be corresie + | Chances for Fraud i h By . | | YARD, | . a te allude to, bat the Seon ft to bring (t forward we tt Vit the Washington reports. the mants red the berries of Mr. i aid them in pre pent of Fours The greas Variety of articiee made as} 4 40 by J lng to & | | —— {kK JOWUNSON'S MONOMANIA lequest Over the Body of « Late Member of the ¢ et Legtslatnre | ow x t SY ‘ - ly PY ‘ | A Defaulting ( 1 cre