Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

attended the ca.cuS assured q srAa re-
porter that no change had been made
In ne plan; that o.li would be reported. Il q
week, and meantime 70 60 on with the investiga-
who may desire to submit facts concerning the
tarfn. From what can be learned IL Is not at all
likely that the sarin bin win Be reported next
week. The subnnance committee viii 70 on as
they have been going. the assurance that bill
public.
Chong Lees Opium Joint.
N sESTENcED In THE PoLIcE couxr ro-DAr POI
MAINTAINING A GAMING TABLE
This afternoon, In the Police Court, PROSECUTING
Attorney shiirngton called Judge Mllers Alton.
ton TO the case OF Chong Lee and Yean Yam, the
Chinese lsundrymen who were arrested Monday
night In the raid on the alleged gambling shop and
opium joint at No. 344 Pennsylvania avenue.
They were charged with setting up and maintain.
Ing gaming table cnong Lee was also charged
that he sold unlabelled poison. Mr. shilinglon
said he would nole pros The case as to Ysan YAM
sci for Chong Lee, had notified him that he de-
sired plea OF guilty 70 the charge OF setting
up gaming table. and he had agreed, with the
Imprisonment be Imposed. The court imposed .
nne o, $50. and remanded chong 70 the custody
OF the marshal for one hour.
SALE OF OPIUM NOT LABELED.
MI. Smith said he would enter plea Of not guilty
to the charge OF violating the pharmacy law.
The judge asked II there was not law prohibit
ing the sale OF poisons except BY pharmacists and
Mr. Shilington replied that be did not think there
Mr.. Smith said that all similar prosecutions In
other parts Of the country had failed, except
Mne ssd sn mere was special statute M Shilling
more smoking OF the opium plpea He expected
TO show an actual trafdci opium.
Lieut.. j. +. Kelley TESTIFIED that he made the
raid; found twenty-five or thirty men In the Gel
lar; there were Two bunks three OF the men smok.
Ing. found the opium paraphernala. pipes, &C.;
found can OF black stun ana some empty cana
Chas Golway testified that he had Oeen 10 the
place perhaps thirty times; sometimes to buy
"Wnat are 'yon hotsf'" asked the court
"a small piece OF wire to COOK opium WITH" an
swered the witness, who said he had purchased
what ne was told was opium Tor about two years.
The effect was to 'drivr dull care away" AZ nrsl
II made MIN isel drowsy but now IL old not affect
Oficer Kimmell testfoed that he had smoked
opium. and had seen II IN various parts OF China.
He examined the stun In tue can found, and said
that there Was plenty OF opium 10 It.
THE EFFECT or OPIUM SMOKING.
"What was the effect OF smoklngs" asked the
court.
NJ only smoked It twice, " said the witness; sthe
nrss time T. made me SICK but the second made me
at is a pity" SAID Mr. Smith, SHAT others can.
not feel that way. Perhaps they would 0e more
Detective Rah Iestined as TO the raid, ana said
some OF the Cinnamon were stupened.
Onlcer Kimmell was recalled and testified that
me she SUBSTANCE In box found was yen Sc or yen
| This closed the Governments case.
MI. Shillinglon then asked that the case be con.
tlnued that ne could have the opium analyxed
The court granted the motion.
supposed % be SaOIea Goods.
| ARREST OF STORE foKrRR AND A FRnAII SER
/ nfvY
LEADS TO THE DrscovKRY or LARGE LOT OF
| JEwRLRY, ETC.
| Detective Ran and Inspector Block went yester.
day afternoon to the house OF Joseph Harbaugh,
7OS and 710, on I'd street northwest, which place
was some BIZ years ago known Is "fence," for
jail in November, 1882. While searching the place
| they found number OF lap robes satchels, &C
The omcers. tnQulring Of Ars Harbaugh where
the articles came from, she stated that they were
bought from Walter simmons, the porter at
Kneesi Sons, 7th street. They therefore ar.
| rested Simmons yesterday afternoon and he gave
the information as TO the place being a fence. Al
| the house was found, among other things, two
pairs OF new shoes, and Mrs. Harbaugh stated
colored woman living In Balls alley. LIZZIE was ar
rested as she entered Harbau0hs by the orcers and
ayd tSey went through the house and
brass watch. Two gold chains, two gold neck
chains one beaded chan, four silver dessert
pins. TOUR god pencils. pair OF gold ey eglasses
gold lace pin (on CARD, gold cnain ION card)'
lot OF foreign coin and silverware three new over
coats, nne ladys shawl two ladies' coats, pair
| OF opera glasses, &c.
The shoes mentioned above have been Identified
BY Messrs Howell, Murray 4 Howard, No. 800 7th
| street.
CONDENSED Locals.
obslructine the pOundmasIer two days ago, While
the latter Was taxing up some cows on ChaIuplain
avenue, was nneJ s. oy judge Miller to-day:
hop last evening. There was large attendance.
minutes TO 3 O'Clock to-day man passing Mrs. n.
hunt's millinery store 1909 street, discovered
store Widow IRON rms an .a Ing
that heap OF rubbish IN the cellar was anre. The
nre department Was called out. There was good
lite damage. The Srs is supposed 70 nave BEEN s
starte1 accitently by some OF the girls who had
been steaming hats In tue cellar.
TEE LARYN0oLooIcAL AssoCIAfIoN.-The Ameri-
can Laryngoogical Association uefore sdJourning
roll Morgan, washington; nrst vice-president, Dr.
w. c. Glasgow, 81 Louis; second vlce-president
Dr. Chas = salous. Philadelphia; secretary and
rian, Thoa h French, Brooklyn, and member OF
council, J. H. Hooper. Boston.
MARRIAGE LlcsNsEs-Marriags licenses have
been issued by the clerk o. the court % Percy
coo laa nFh 81
-
Brayshow, OF Baltimore, Nd, and Helen W. Bird
Of Prince Georges County. Nc.
NAMED m THD CrTY.-Among the marriage
licenses issued yesterday was one 70 r x Hite and
Miss Brooks Bland, OF Prince George County, va
They were married here YESTERDAY morning A
dispatch from Petersburg says The young kdy's
PARENTS ere said 70 have been opposed 20 The union
but she was determined 70 wed the man OF her
choice. Thursday evening Miss Bland len her
home ostensibly 70 vltst = neighbor, where by ~.
poantment, she met Hite. The couple drove 70
Petersburg In buggy, Issuance OF IL miles. and
took train for this city. HE u = prusperous
farmer, and about Is years OF aga Mis- Band h
. society belle In Prince George County, ana rem
reeentAuve OF an arist0cratic family 6ho Il
about 1s yearsof eye AID beautiful brunetse
An ALLEGED PIcnPocxRr CArrunsp.-~Jimmyr
Clark, notorious colored thief who has done
time In the penttenuary and who served m
months Tor stealing IN overcoat from Congroca.
man Heard, was arrested last uighe by Deteciivos
Carter and 1ahon and locked up on suspicion Of
stealing pocketoooks from perSons makin0 pur.
chasoo ~ the Center Married. He has Alroady 6een
tdenunsd - tbs pofDon VINO stols thruo pockot-
o0okA Ao y heao foe hearing n the Pollco
The Coarss,
POLICE Counr-yud0s A1tJer.
To-Day. John y. Anderson, 0ioorooriy conduct:
- or ID oAyA william Kehner and John Ander.
son, DO: personal bonds Phtllp ThclnaA colored.
0o.; $40 OF 70 deyA Edwin Dor3, vAgrancy; Uon0S
Or 90 dxya Mary BayliGA proenHity, s O. rs
oxy4 4argAxot Ru1nc and Lula Rufna, OiDordefU
conauct In county; $40 o. 90 day2 Frank LAncs