Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-30
who keeps cigar stand and billiard room on

who keeps cigar stand and billiard room on
18th street. we're next inquired into.
rs Lacey Of much service to the police2"
"A great deal. and I may state that there is
not q precinct in town that does not receive
some aid from Lacey in the work OF hunting
down criminals. 1 have never had any con-
nection with Lacey except In the legitimate
discharge Of my duties. I have never heard
OF Lacey carrying on any unlawful business.
He aided me very much in finding the men
who were implicated in the robbery at the
McDonald-Eliis school He has assisted me in
. number Of other cases as well.
That is the explanation Of your intimacy
with Lacey?"
''Yes. sir"
THAT does away With the first two informa-
tons. drunkenness and giving information that
caused the failure Of several raids, said Mr..
Claughton. Nov We will take up ex Lieut.
Arnold"
did You buy . watch ct Harris & Shafer's?''
Eyes, sir. But did not pay 800 for it, as
Arnold stated, and he was not with me when
bought it. / paid s75 for a watch which l
bought from Mr.. Shafer in person"
WAS there anything about the purchase of
that watch that inpresses il on your memory
Very decidedly. IL had always been a GUS
tom with my invalid wife and myself TO give
each other presents on our respective birth
days. That day she handed me SIS which she
said she had saved oct OF the allowance
had given her for household expenses during
the preceding year and she wanted me to buy
watch with the money as a present from her.
bought this watch, the only gold one i ever
owned, q small one, as you can see. in order
that my wife might wear it when she wished. "
THE BUGGY RIDE WITH ARNOLD.
Lieut. Guy then told Of the buggy ride with
Arnold. about which the latter has testified in
this case. The watch was the same one, said
Guy, that he had always worn, and he fatty con-
tradicted the buggy ride. Guy said that during
the ride Arnold asked him to use his influence
with Maj. Moore to remove the latter objection
against him, but that he answered that he had
no influence whatever with Maj. Moore. and
that any such action on his part as Arnold pro-
posed would be decidedly out OF place.
What have been your relations with Arnold
since the Walker investigation"
Il have had none. Several days after the
trial passed him on the street and he refused
TO speak to me, but shook his fist at me and
said, i do not know you. SIR and / remarked
that i was glad of il l thought at the time
that, working on his conceit and egotlsm, the
trouble arising from the trial had rendered him
insane on the subject"
ooNTRADIorrNs SERGEANT BURGESS
Burgess testified that you had little pack.
ages with money in them that you said came
from the Louisiana State Lottery, and that now
tuht hTuOlu was out Oh the way DurHtse mlSni
well have his share. What do you know OF
thats''
'Tnevsr had any such conversation with him
or with any one else. / never received any
money from DIR. Mohun nor from any one con.
nected with the lottery company"
what il Burgess reputation in the commu.
nifty for veracity."
Every bad"
KATE BLACKS PIPE.
"Did you ever receive any present from Kate
Black, either money or a meerschaum piper"
mo, sir. The only pipe know Of from her
u one that Burgess said she had given him."
THAT might be called pipe If peace" sug-
gested Mr.. Douglass, and this little sally raised
quite q laugh.
did you ever receive money from Max Hill
ton?' asked Mr.. Claughton.
"Never; nor from any other policy men, nor
gamblers, and, what is more, / have always
done all that lay in my power as an officer to
break up that sort Of people"
coNTRADICrINa ATcHIsoN
"This brings Us down to the Atchison testi-
mony," said the counsel for Guy. "Do you re-
member his testimony when he said that you
asked him to 60 for you to get money
which man at q billiard saloon would give
you from . man named Edward Jones? Was
that true?"
NO, sir; never received any money from
Edward Jones nor from any Of the Joneses,
either directly or indirectly"
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