Daily Republican., 1882-11-29
REICH, BARAND JURY.
,,,s vs.. CLARK SUlT STILL
A.,,pIEn THE ATTEETION
OF COURE.

- OF CVDDS'
t lact -, ra.opsned at 8 o'clock yeste
.ule UouIs Uon.rno6n srDn and resumed the consld
,G iI al'O ~ me case of Henry l.. Sander
~ 'ge' IaGolnJI, r. Clark. Robert I. San
we fnlt fat the stand and the cross exam
y. lsa as y" %O hv Mr.. Lore was again pro
~ ISion ni,b ~ The bonds were deposit
els eeaeu ,Sore taken out once befor
EI' 1ney .s sent TO Mr.. Spruance, bu
Oie boy wo,0 SsS aid not recollect when i
l9 30 wl'uJ ~hSt they were taken out for
,llg VI w. AGENT for Mrs. Sanders, witt
Vx Hsu "~ In this state; she is IN Ian
G ba, .iSr tar C,uuty, Pennsylvania. Ihe 6onS oIH
,~. NY s' ~ ssnt on 10 Mr.. Spruance Ill 1873
v1 ~ y Az Al not recollect the date; Mr.
SuI Y I.uncD sr~ was Mrs. Mary e. Sanders
y, PIuSJO uSal Al that time, but Mr.. Higgins
~ " IusVa I.S a,torpey at present; Mr.. Nieldi
~ ~ gyssn"s.A gs SEA Sanders attorney; wheI
". ~ IsnuI sa"ds gere sent on 1t was left to the
", .% .O.tioO Uv of the attorney, whether tC
IVY Y. ~ y. 'I9n T0ra asked, "did you or did your
y. ~ ~ NJ oiva any instructions to the attor
y. ~ y; \ s,aSerence to entering the bonds. y
~ !. "noStiop was objected 10 by Mr.
Y Squd .luos and the Court ruled, that to
0 TAIN The question it must be shown
\ n lstsrs had passed between tbt
!. ,.Sst 10 that effect. The money tc
v 'T nTo, ma goods at the sale did moi
! ~ f,om James A. Sanders, but was
n IA by Mary L Sanders
N Wines W did not give james A. Sand
AZ ,Tv money Just previous to the sale,
N sss, diA his wife. Mr.. SpruaDee re-
~ "a5 ths money realized by the sale;
4. S.orev vent back to Bertha Sand
M dont remember who had charge OF
l,s Nara after the sale; be could not
,ns Y, st,nositiyely how long he was in the
" y, a,tSr the sale was made; the bill OF
mi A was drawn up on the 10Th OF the
onth, and executed in st. Louis on
mt sSnb, 1t was sent there by mail, and
AMI witness remained in this city until
nv M returned; the bond was not sent
Nh n Louis with the bill of sale; do not
dd olAct exactly what the consideration
INV n for the $4,000 bond. James A. Sand
N N. mid the difference between $500
tOl $780,
rs M money was paid to Mr.. Spru-
al INb by James A. Sanders, as an offset
debt TO Mary A. Sanders; Bertha
nm nd,rN ia niece to the witness and
M rgbter Of James A. Sanders; she was
ID worth any money; was a clerk in
nd athvr'S store, did DOe ASK her for
OT1 ynOney, but was satisfied to take
IA rbOnd; there was no arrangement
iu tween the parties that IN the event of
trouble the bond held by Mary L.
( aisrs was 10 be entered hrst; Bertha
TdI ndsrs had control of the store about
th wear: don't recollect il there was
nsn change in the clerks or employees
a! Cut the store; the $500 and the $3+00
ina nall the money James A. Sanders
Os n paid on the bonds. When Bertha
ID smauied the store again changed
W ndS, and Henry L. Sanders became
nd proprietor; when Bertha took the
AS re Henry L. Sanders was in very
Oui Or health. When Henry took pos-
tut AsioO Of the store there was no n oney
iaul ID to the witness or his wife; when
ANlI nry was In st. Louis he was not de-
noent on his father.
There was no money passed when
luT took possession of the store, and
ayE Sanders consented to bis TAX
Cas- hOn account of his ability, and
insa der the belief that he would make
business success; had the same
purity from him that they had from
tA rtha, and was satisfied to wait for
leg money until be could pay it; Ber-
wa Ahid the store about one year, but
MI, not pay any money on the princi.
When OF the bond
nuR Ihe crOsS-examination by Mr.. Lore
SHi upted about one hour and half,
Ids when be finished, Mr. Spruance
ID v lmenced a redirect examination,
lDaae lch lasted about half an hour. Mr..
sua 9 tnen asked him several questions
aiA' ea he was allowed 10 leave the
~ aneS A. Sanders sworn aud testi-
!, I9at 3e entered the dry goods bus
aM i N thls city in 1873. In 1876 he
iA& aea money very badly to carry on
- a uuSiness, and wrote to his brother
! l. =. - aI 4, Sanders for loan; he was
y ". pellso TO ask for money to meet
sag. snat was about to fail due.
l'll VUit l. Sanders and Mary his wife
ss hI y MIN money the Ian was OBJ
uVA q through h. 7. Sanders that
A. Duelme In che summer of 1876,
'eS,. ". gaanot reeollect the exact date the
O'' oOha was executed at No. 2ls Mar
ee1 IN this city, and the witness
w were present the bond was im- 4
: w. w. MY delivered to Mary Il. Sand
+. @eSeoond bond was executed in~
!. IL ,ts, ana delivered to Il. T. Sand |
'aoVonds were not at the time, or |
VI, 'IuS In his possession.
IN, IN Ioney loaned on the bonds was
r- utne witness business to meet
'ss Al anu pay debts he carried on bus
1 song as he could, but finally
y" y ~ Snt BY the Sheriff the place
5,,sr Sus oy Mary e Sanders, and
o,I' oa.t h sansferred to Bertha Elizabeth
y" N Three months after Bertha
. "a, S%@ore' nearly all the old goods
u ! ID n S'SCseG Ss Of and replaced by new;
,tV |. ,s sDs,u, as store about one year, when
y .J,al oSS'stred ~ ~ 1t to Henry L. Sanders;
y, Al VA !. az mat time was all diffsren
y OtJ M ~ ~" was when she took the place;
~ Snst IN s'Ock had been bought by her,
llI'l aet own name.
Hs'9 henry L. Sanders took nos.
W Nm ,uS employed the witness to take
" !" S% ,Sa the store on account of his
.,,J rIuSe OF the business; the witness
a", lDo ~ ~ any time, while the store
! ,iSSo S.nj nv ao name of Henry L. Sanders, |
MA msdO NJ EOOas in the place; the public
le' ie y us acquainted with the facts
IL n =, business had passed into the
,.,aa, " ,t ,htenry L. Sanders by dverIis.
'hotd gS,Sd h me me newspapers and other
saU' ,1D" ,r,,sI n, sIe business remained under
L1H uiiinr ssi.aL %Ul OF Henry L, Sanders until
U 'uTaa srE A0u upon and sold by Philip
lR.@r HaSrr ~ II, On an execution directed
y ssS nts,di vjthoItf Gus o. having arrived, the
h'' "i%ut i,lout waiting for the COM
j. .itOes usd 'Ie testimony of this witness
" Ts SsT ~ until 10 o'clock this morn
' E.
erstaS -
10 at ~'diAn Returned Home.
M Oisn nsearles, a well-known Will
uter o~ "u Lar. and popular comn. .edian,