Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-02

Was Herzog's place on your beat?''
1T was for about six months"
| ~ dat kind Of house did he keep"
| Il always thought he kept frst-rate saloon
gambling went on there"
witness thought that Lieut.. Guy had always
neen vigiiaut officer and he (witness) never
thought II was understood that Riley was to
oe Let alone. II there was any understanding
OF tnat kihd witness knew nothing of it.
! witness was questioned about Officer Tread
wells testimony, and he denied that he
| theefel had ever said anything to him (Tread-
| weil( about Riley. Treadwen he said, spoke
70 him about three weeks ago aud told him
thst ne (ireadwelD had been to see Col.
| ROBERT and told him about Riley.
! WHAT THE WITNESS DID NOT KNOW
Cross-e1amined by Mr.. Hazeltor witness
said ne understood that the policy hesdquar-
tiers were in Virginia, but exactly where he did
not know; did not know that wagon went
from Guys precinct twice day to the policy
| headquarters In Virginia.
Mr. Douglass spoke about the wagon, saying
he thought 1t was government wagon, but
| MIR. fiazeiton said it was not.
| was 1t u furniture wagon?" asked Mr.
| Ciaushton.
That will appear at the proper time" re-
sponded Mr.. HaZelton.
| RILEY AND HERzoa
Policeman Fred. Holmes the next witness,
never heard an intirnation that Riley was to be
let alone. On the contrary he tried to get q
case on Riley. but did not succeed. He also
regarded Herz0gs as a frst-class saloon and
never suspected that gambling WAS carried on.
In answer to MIR. Hazieton witness said he
never mad any conversation with Lieut. Guy
| about Herzog's place.
POLICEMAN A. W. GREEN swoRE
that he had done duty in Lieut. Guys precinct
f,3 FIVE md he
the lieutenant instructed him particularly to
look after Riley's place. that persons were stand
ing about the corner and complaint was being
male against them. Witness walk ed in the place
several times, but there was night latch on
the door TO cha room where the writing was done
and there Was usually man watching outside
Witness never heard Of ally understan liuS that
Riley was 10 be overlook ID or let alone.
WITNESS WAS SURPRISED
when Herzog's place was raided, as Herzoe al
ways kept very good place and never sold on
Sundays or after hours
When asked about Lacey's place witness said
nc Keeps quiet place and club meets there
he has never seen crowds hanging about the
OUTSIDE nor has he seen anything there to JUS
THY the saying that tits bad lot"
When cross-examined witness said he went
to Rileys III uniform and never in citizens
clothes.
Riley does not look like man to get caught
by man in uniform. remarked Mr. Douglass
, foliceman Hanley testified that he had heard
the lieutenant give orders to the men to watch
k1ley's and McGlue's places and also some sa-
looms. He had no idea that Guy was favoring
Riley or that he had better be let alone. He
did no. think that Riley was now in the policy
business.
When tho hour Of noon arrived Commits
sloner Douglass suggested that a recess be
taken until o'clock, but Mr. Clauphton said
he would not be able to 60 on much longer.
Ills witnesses, he said, were principally officers
to show that no understanding existed between
Guy and the officers as to Riley's place.
ADJOURNED UNTIL MONDAY.
"Then We had better adjourn until Monday"
said Mr.. Douglass addressing his remark to
MIR. Hine.
UNLESS we meet tomorrow" added Mr. Hine
jokingly.
Mr.. Douglass then said that Mr.. Hine was in
bad h,lmor because his grapes were stolen
last night.
'tWhat. did they steal his grapes2" asked Mr..
Hazleton
Yes" replied Mr.. Douglass; "thcy stole them
last night
Mr. Hino explained that no did not say he
wanted a Sunday session, and the case went
over until Monday at o'clock.
Mr.. Ciaughton expects that the testimony for
the defense will oil be IN next Tuesday
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