Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-26
THE POLICE LIEUTENANT
Testimony Expected Monday In the
Guy Case.

The unexpected evidence Of esrgt BursssA
before the Commissioners yesterday in IL
hearing OF the charges against Lieut. Guy,
caused considerable Of . sensation Even As
Commissioners, with the possible exception %
Col Robert, were % surprised that they sue.
gessed various questions 10 make sure shsa
Their understanding Of the ssresant's evidences
was correct
Ex-Lieut Arnold viii ask 10 be recalled
Monday 70 explain his alleged connection Win
the watch given by the Louisiana Lottery Com
pany; Ihe eH-ofricer will say that Q package
was delivered at his house and he turned 10 over
70 the Commissioners 10 dispose Of 10 - they
deemed proper. He viii also say that he Cd
ser.ised IN the columns Of TIE srAR, 90 the
time, for the person who left the mysterious
package at his house to call and get il
The watch, so he claims, was subsequently,
returned to him by order OF the Commission
ers The ex-lieutenant said 10 a srAR reporter
this morning that when he was in command Of
the nrst precinct cigars and other presents we're
sent TO him by the cart load and he can prove
that ne returned every one OF them
There will be other witnesses examined snd
II 10 thought that there will be further startling
developments and that the name of another
lieutenant will be mentioned in connection
with the alleged lottery divide"
Horace Atchison. who is on the retired or man,
sion list OF the police department. and Who h
at present on the White House pay roll, Win
probably appear as witness Monday, although
he failed TO respond yesterday.
En-Policemsn T. H Smith. who WAS 20 have
been witness for the prosecution. cannot be
found. and the subpoena was yesterday returned
TO the Commissioners not found
For the defense many officers in Lieut. Guy,s
precinct will be called and from present proc
poets the trial is likely to last many days
HUNTING FOR THE REcoRps
ATTORNEY Hazelton ex-Iieut Arpold ana -
Property Clerk Donavan OF the police depart
ment were at police headquarters this after
noon looking for record evidence Of tho return
made OF the alleged lottery watch 20 the prop-
erty clerk (Donavan) and its subseouent
return to Arnold and also for q return made 20
the then property clerk OF tl00 which he
lArnoldl had received from some source O. an
intended bride, but which, instead of keepins.
he turned over TO the department.
DR. NoHUs's DENIAL.
The testimony Of Sergeant Burgess before
the District Commissioners yesterday. In the
case OF Lieut. Guy, that DIR. T. b. Mohun. the
resident physician at the almshouse was st
one time chief clerk Of the Louisiana Lottery
Company IN this city and that he distributed
hush money to the police, brought the doctor
TO the District building this morning, where he
positively denied to the COMMISSIONER
the truth OF the statement OF Sergeant
Burgess, and stated that he (Mohun) wss
never employed IN any capacity by the lottery
company, and never handled any money for or
in connection with il. Dr. Mohun has always
borne stainless reputation in the community.
and since his connection with the aims house
has made many friends among the inmates for
his kindness of heart