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"effects which with lens to support such an assertion.
3rdly - Answers The contradictory and · false given by Mr Gunthorpe as to the time at which some of these payments were made by him to Mr Newman. If they _ His denial of all knowledge of these brokers' licenses, until the receipt of the fees 8th. The fact that he dealt with other receipts of the office (Shipping fees) : upon which there was a second Check manner; i.e retaining in a different them in his own hands until paid into the Treasury.
6thly The circumstances connected with the Pay list for February the whole "amount of which, with the exception of a few dollars, was is for some unaccountable reason advanced by Mr. Gunthorpe out of. as he states his own. private resources.
Thus it appears that there is a defalcation in a tion in a public department » that the receipt of the funds unaccounted for is traced to an officer of that department who is known by the Government to have been until lately in circumstances and found to have very straitened yet that Officer is a considerable sum in his possession which he describes as his Fron private resources but for the possession of which he can give no satisfactory account, In the absence then of a full and satisfactory explanation as to the
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"effects which with lens to support such
an assertion.
3rdly
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Answers
The contradictory and
· false
given by Mr Gunthorpe as to
the time at which some of
these payments
were made by him to Mr Newman.
If they _ His denial of all knowledge
of
these brokers' licenses, until the receipt
of the fees 8th. The fact that he dealt with
was traced home to him.
other receipts of the office (Shipping fees)
: upon which there was a second Check
manner; i.e retaining
in a
different
them in his own hands untit paid
into the Treasury.
6thly
The circumstances connected
with the Pay list for Sebrnary the whate
"amount of which, with the exception of a
few
dollars, was
is for
some una ce
accountable
reason advanced by Mr. Gunthorpe out
of.
as he states his own.
private resources.
Thus it appears that there is a
defalcation in a
tion in a public department »
that the receipt of the funds
unaccounted
for is traced to an officer of that department who is known by the Government to have
been until lately in
circumstances and
found to have
very
straitened
yet that Officer is
a considerable sum in
his possession which he describes as his
Fron
private resources but
4 for the possession
of which he can give no satisfactory account, In the absence then of a full
and
satisfactory explanation as to the
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