Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-06
THE CORRAL FRAUDS.
TRIAL OF ISHAM HENDERSON
NINTH DAY.
EXAMINATION OF Mr.. MAX SAKE, BROKER.
Heavy Deposits Of Fraudulent Money
by Mckay HOge.

The Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning, Gen. Gillem presiding.
The minutes were read and adopted.
Mr.. Max SAKE was called and sworn.
by the Judge Advocate: State to the court your
name and occupation? A. Max SAKE. am en-
gagged n the broker and banking business.
Q-What was your business in July and August,
1854? A. 1t was that Of a broker
Q.-State whether OF not yoa received deposits
during that timer A. / did; bat it not
every day occurrence.
Odd you receive any deposits from Geo.
Mckay Hoge in August. 1861? Ifso state the
amounts. etc? A, On Monday. August the 9Th,
1864, Mr.. Hogc deposited $500, and Tuesday,
Aug 9, 1869, $780, wednesday Aug. 10, he drew
500. On Thursday, Aug. II, 1851 be deposited
5000, and Aug u. 1851, he drew Sl3,6O0. HE
total deposits were Sl4 100 with checks drawn to
that amount.
Estate the style Of your firm at that time
A. SAKE & Bros.
The Judge Advocate then remarked that he
wished to introduce a voucher given by Capt
Chas. II. Irwin to Isham Henderson for 9S mules
to the value Of $l5,slO which was admitted as
evidence, without objections on the part Of the
defense.
Adjourned till Monday at AN.
The RACEs.-There were three races yesterday.
The first was the Henderson stake for three year
olds. Two mile heats, 500 entrance; 500 forfeit
the Association to add $500. and Captain Hender
son TO give the winner a silver plate Of 800 va
lue. Of the seven entries, but two came to the
scratch: Mlggins and Duke Of Orleans. Muggins
was the favorite at any named odds. lie won the
inside track. The start was good They ran to-
gether nearly through the first mile, when Mug
gins let himself out little and passed the stand
in 1861 in the lead a couple Of lengths The
Dixie finding that il was rather a hopeless chase,
dropped a length or two still further in the rear
and in this position the balance Of the heat was
run. being won by Mn00ias with evident ease in
1864. Time Of first mile l;j6I4; second mile 200.
Upon application of the owners Of the Duke, by
consent OF the judges, he was withdrawn,
which gave the race to MuggiRs without further
effort
SUMMARY.
johnson & Bruncr enter : c. Muggins by
Jack Malone; dam Fannie McAlister by
Dneara--
w. l.. a +. W. Horn enter S. c. Duke Of
Orleans by Jack Malone; dam Wagner
Wlthd
The SECOND RACE was half mile heats free for
all horses, catch weights purse $50 entrance S25
TO be added.
There were three entries, SuladiH a Kentucky
colt. and an unknown. Before the first heat the
pools varied between SaladiH and Kentucky
Saladin won the first heat in 81, Kentucky short
length behind and the unknown half dozen
lengths still further in the The second heat
Saiadia won in S. beating the Kentucky colt three
or four lengths the unknown away behind.
The THIRD RACE was handicap for all ages;
mile heats; Association purse 500. There were
but two cntrios-Saiadin and Ida. The horse
was handicapped at los lbs, the flly at feather.
Soiadia won in two straight heats.
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