The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-29

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O7Tn eXpeuses- ard vas only 70 receive 10
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had been paid IN fIl MS 70 per cent and
under tae agreement nothing else vas
due bin
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understanding as 70 his uaving his oEn
expenses. Or that he was % receive o1ly
10 per cent IN The Hewitt matter. watch
was The cause o. cozse1tiCl. and
showed that the actual expenses
Of his various tips % Dariea- Hs1e az
the special fraquest q NJ Einsteiu. far
exceeded 10 Per cent Of the total
amount.
twas admitted By the s.ats that there
were certain accounts for the
collection % which NJ. Davis had
lot been given credit L was
that ae had 10 special agreement with
him for the Hewitt collection, oUt the 10
made with reference 90 certain Florida
accounts il q given territory. az z time
when Ar- Davis was going there on
matters foE other parties.
The court charged among other things
that II the Jury believed that the claim Of
Mr. Davis was a bona fde claim. then the
civil processes Afforded the Appropriate
remedy, as the criminal law was not de-
signed Tor the enforcement Of the pay
ment Of debts
The jury was out scarcely five minutes
when the verdict Of not guilty. as stated
above. was returned. The case was well
defended b. Mr.. s B Adams and Mr. T.
S. Morgan Both made strong arguments
showing that a conviction was il no
wise justified By the evidence.