The daily critic., 1890-07-25
STARTLING ACCUSATIONS MADE
IN THE GUY TRIAL.
LIEUENEgTS WHO RECEIVED MONEY
To Protect the Louisiana Lottery in
This City.
THE NAME OF THE BRIBE-GIVER STATED.
Arnold and Lieut. Hollinberger Involved.
Protection Made Easy Witnesses
Trying to Evade Subpoenas.

After the close Of THE CRIr1c's re-
port yesterday afternoon Of the trial Of
Police Lieutenant Guy Of the Third
Police Precinct, ex Lieutenant Arnold,
now an Inspector Of streets, was called
and examined by District Attorney
Hazelton.
Guy and I were sergeants many
years ago, said Arnold, in what is
now the First Precinct, and / knew by
hearsay that Guy shielded the gamblers
who we're then located on Z street IN
the neighborhood Of the National
Theatre, my informant being H. T..
AtChison Of 81 B street northeast, form
erly member of the police force and
now a door-keepcr at the White House.
/ met Lieutenant Guy on Pennsylvania
avenue, | cannot give the day OF date,
and he invited me to go into Harris &
Shafer's 10 see a gold watch he was
going 10 buy. Guy bought the watch
for which he said he had paid 800.
asked him how he could afford such a
watch and he said that Max Hilton
gave u 10 him. Max Hilton was one of
the policy hackers at that time, and is
now dead.
Have you the watch with you %
asked Mr. Hazelton Of Lieutenant
Guy.
Yes, sir, was the affirmative reply,
and the Lieutenant took the watch from
his pocket, which was identified by
Arnold, 10 the best Of his recollection.
On cross examination by Mr.. Claugh.
ton Arnold talked Of his dismissal from
the force four years ago, and that II
was understood that Guy would use his
influence with Major Moore to have
him put back on the force In order that
a great wrong might be righted.
Arnold, when asked what were his
present feelings toward Guy, replied.
i have denounced him open and above
beard as scoundrel and porjurer.
To.DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
The trial was resumed at l.lj o'clock
this afternoon. There was larger
number of spectators present than on
yesterday. Eighty SIX type.wrltten
pages Of testimony were taken Yesterday
by the official stenographor.
The first witness called was Police
Sergeant Burgess.
He was asked by District Attorney
HaZClton II Lieutenant Guy had ever
spoken 10 him about receiving presents
from policy dealers
He told me that he and ex.Lleu
tenant Arnold had received watches,
replied witness.
Ibid Lieutenant Guy say anything
about receiving suits Of clothingl
Yes. sir.
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With him about going into a scheme
whereby he lwilness) would receive
money!
Mr.. Claughton objected, and said that
the time and place should be men
toned.
Witness continuing said that Lieu.
tenant Guy hal shown him money In
envelopes about four years ago In his
Office The money he said, had come
from
TIE LOUISIANA LOTTERY COMPANY,
and that so much money was given
every month by the lottery company 10
the Police Department Arnold had
then been removed and Lieutenant
Guy told witness that he might as we'll
get the money as Arnold. II also,
said witness, saw an envelope con
tanning $40 which Lieutenant Guy hal
received from a disreputable woman
named Kate Black.
On cross examination by Mr. Claugh-
ton, witness was asked If he had spoken
10 anyone since the testimony be had
given yesterday.
NO, SIR was the reply.
What did you say 10 Lieutenant
Guy when he told you about the
watches
Il said nothing, answered witness.
Didn't you know that II was a yl0-
lation Of the police law for Lieutenant
Guy 10 receive a bTibe and was il not
your duty 10 report him.
No, / did not think il my duty 10 re-
port a lieutenant; that was his business,
When Lieutenant Guy asked me If
would take Lieutenant ArnOld's part In
the Louisiana Lottery scheme, / told
him no, that i was
MAKING MONEY ENOUGH.
/ told Lieutenant PieTson OF what Guy
had said 20 me SeTgeants HOllinberser
and AtChinsCn were receiving money,
but / cannO, say whether Il was from
the Louisiana Lottery OF not, added
the witness. The money from the
Louisiana Lottery came through a
party named Mohon, who had an office
| IN his city and who is nov resident
physician al the almshouse.
On account of the absence Of Atch-
insOn and other witnesses an adjourn
ment was taken until IL o'clock Mon.
day morning.
Some Of the Witnesses as stated. are
trying 10 eyade the serving Of suhpWnls
upon them. They will be attached If
| hey DO not appear on Monday