The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20

Statutes, and third is against George
E. Green alone, charging him with bribing
an officer Of the United States in violation
Of Sect ion 545i OF the Revised Statutes.
-The conspiracy indictment against Green
and Beavers charges that from July H.
1901, TO March "a. 1908, Beavers WAS superin-
tendent Of the division Of salaries and al
lowances in the Post Office Department :
that he was charged with the purchase OF
supplies for the first and second class post
Offices, including furniture; that during
the same , p, periods @te Is, george ua ~
president OF the International Time Re-
curding Company. concern engaged in
the business of selling time recorders for
use in the post Offices, factories and places
of business; that on Nov. /, 1901, Beavers
and Green conspired to commit an offence
against the United States by means OF an
agreement between them, the agreement
behalf OF the Time Recording Company
10 per cent on all time recording devices
sold by the said company to the United
States, the purchase OF which was pro-
cured through Beavers. The overt act
charged IL the purchase OF one line re-
corder and certain number OF keys on
Nov. l. 1901, the number Uf keys depending
on the number OF employers, each employee
having one key.
The second and third counts charged
the payment by Green to Beavers Of ss2S
on Dec. IL, 1871. The fourth count charges
the ordering on Dec. IL, 1921, by Beavers,
OF one Bundy time recorder. The NTH
and sixth counts charge the payment by
Green to Beavers OF 1891 IS ON Jan, 80,
1872. The seventh and eighth counts
charge a similar payment OF S4ls 38 on
April 20, 1872, The ninth count charges
the ordering of one Bundy time recorder
on July /, 1872. The tenth and eleventh
counts charge the payment by Green to
Beavers of Ss42 81 on Oct. 3, lSo?
The indictment against Beav ers singlv
is based on the same facts. and charges him
as a United States officer with accepting
bribes, there being four counts in the in
dictment.
"The indictment against Green charges
him with bribery, containing four counts
and setting up the same facts alleged in the
indictment against Beavers
According to the information obtained
by Post Office inspectors the brides mem
toned above were paid to Beavers by Green
in personal checks, one drawn on the knick.
erbocker Trust Company of New York and
the others on the Seventh National Fank
of New York The checks were incorsed 10y
Beavers.
Fourth Assistant Postmast er-General
Brisow and his inspectors have been work.
ing on the BIndy ime clock case since early
very recently Il a. adequate proofs were
secured.
An emphatic denial was secured from
an authority in the Post Office Depart
ment this afternoon Of the Oft repeated
report that Chairman Dunn of tie New
York State Republican Committee was
connected with the Bundy time clock frauds.
II was authoritatively stated that the most
careful inquiry had failed to furnish any
s'lbstantiation for these statements. 1t
il not denied AZ the Post Office Department
nor al the District Attorneys Office. how
ever. that further indictments may be
expected RS a result of the investigation
of the Bundv time clock contracts.
The indictments read: George f.. Green.
George W Beavers and other parties I'M
known" and the Post Office inspectors are
working to secure additional evidence to
lay before the Grand Jury. No intimation
can be secured as TO the identity OF the
unknown parties, save that a Department
officer remarked to-day that eventually
some one higher than Green would he
landed in he drag net