A Eurasian named Jean Laglaice, described ax an unemployed clerk, was charged in the Provisional Court on Monday morning with amoking opium and with stealing a violin, vakiad at $18, from a music store belong to Mrs. Alois Suchochieh, of 3268 Broadway, Inspr. Jefferson having outlined the case for the prosecution, Mrs. Suchochleli identified the violin, which had been recovered from a pawnshop, the pawn ticket having been found in accused's possession. The police asked for an adjournment in order to allow them to continue their inquiries, Accused then began to voice his indignation in Chinese and addressed the Court for nearly ten minutes, He denied stealing the vich said that a friend had stolen had given him the pawn tick ing his detention in the police ion, he alleged, he had been tortured, Inspr, Jefferson said that no mention had been made of any ili-treatment by recused although the charge-room sergeant visited the calls every hour.
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