Daily Republican., 1882-12-06
i End APPROACHING.
ErrTs or MEssRS. LORE
nsDnaTANCE-THE CASE
IosIL CLOSE TO-DAY

-S-A-S-
ored at 2.46 o'clock yester'
~ Opo toon' and Mr.. Lore commenc-
'SloSiH sloSipg argument for the de-
.dhv saying that while the
ppenssSr Sa sor The plaintiff had contend;
eys eysiUv iUs n. Sanders had loaned
MAJ SSsyders the sum of $1,000, they
.A,IS A sS'tIiiiisd failed to show that Mary,
tteraS ."I! aver owned that amount Of
asIS Is had offered to show some
;.miIv % business transacted in st.
sat lAlS Ss had been prevented by
pu' 'ds M He would have liked
hea.iffs heI stV to show how Mary L.
ln, mbo A short time before was a
=, ,"trsss " in this city was able to
'. nhO,nthef-in-law seven or eight
q Ui JOIlars. He wanted the iary
~ hat II was no fault of his that
q y rot rns know where the money
lO~, lO.Lar said that when Robert
5lrs was on the stand, and the
S Sich James had sent to him i'm
I uiS vas read In the Court room,
@ n"tiCed the tear In his eye, and
,.St how his bowels were moved
Spnassion. But as the case rro-
M he heard how, when the
1I ISmeS wrote another letter ask
.S,her assistance, he had made
Int quietly sent the iudRment
Mr, Spruance with orders to
AVN on the place aud clean 1t
N he saw the fearful brother
into the hard hearted creditor.
Lava thought the jury would
I'M him that this was the heighth
psistency. .
IonncIl on the other side had con.
that when the first sale took
RhiCh gave Bertha control OF the
Tas thoroughly advertised, and
N the employees ir the store,
of the Sanders family, did not
.Uvthipg about it and they were
nv to keep them from knowing.
DuId not do, it was nothing but
d machinery that was put in
pp bV Mary T., James A., and
sanders, to defraud the credit
Of their honest dues.
the sale was made james A.
ceased to do business, and this
6eddiug brother, this tender
Sister-in-law,I sent James A.
out in The world without a
l, without money and without
But how was 1t after the sale,
bre the head of e. Is. was struck
Is A. and you could call 1t h.
ss A. Sanders, or James A. e,
lers Just as you please. They
however that the wrappers were
and the bill heads were
and little boy when you take
andle through The street to the
a customer hold itup, 50 that
he can see Z. B. Sanders, on the
b.
Ehere Is the difference what was
wrapper, or what was on the
signs, James A, Sanders still
bis place at the desk, he still
q money, paid the hands and
bed the business.
ore thought the evidence had
shown that during the whole
Is alleged Bertha owned the
be never signed q check, or paid
md not more than once or twice
any goods, in fact she never
" more than she always haC
len the store was in James A.
name, the head saleslady.
peaker thought from the evi
Il Mr, Sanders himself that il
went anywhere away from
would be well to put a label OF
flames A. Sanders, by ordel
Eha Sanders" and if lie, thu
should happen to think o.
A, Sanders, it would be by orde'
ha.
pSakOr said that there was NJ
b Of law in this case, it wal
Q question of facts, and all tht
d to consider was, whether o!
names Of Bertha and Henry L
were used to cover up the bust
ln'd and conducted by Jamel
derS.
iOre closed by raging that h
think this was a question wherI
ary or other damages should b.
into consideration, and b,
the Court would charge them
tffuCt.
pruance commenced his closing
e nt at A 90 o'clock. He said i
10 difference if Mrs. Mary L
had been a milliner In thi
at was no argument that sht
worth money. Why in Pari
a man mlliner who makes mis-
py the needle, and he is wealthy
eS in a palace. The other side
Ced the boy Ellipger on the
slow what had become of thu
and bad offered to prove by him
bOoks had been burnt.
peaker objected, and the Cour
ed bis objection, which showed
MAS good. After the speake
hfered a ClomeLt with his col
be stopped Sr. Lore in his ex.
IiOn and told him that he was
TO admit the evidence, to let TIL
ply that he had destroyeG III
and why? because in that mo-
I had ascertaine& just where th'
'sre, and he could have haileC
pn the spot.
peaker said that he was an hon
pan, aud belonged to an honora
ession, althoue h it did contain
f,y dogs, and he would never
am q suit by personal slurs aud
yea, He Censured Mr.. Lore Sc
ior his arraignment of Mr.
ana himself for their conduct as
Prneys Of James A. and Mary Z
Mr.. Spruance had not cIoset
locK when Court adjourned. un
morning. II is scarcely proba
case will reach the Jury unit