The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-07-14
thea gs.e- As SEGA IS lad sAst the aSksi
dss<. weat iasa PArks's r@oa. kAilish
pssse3 eat by tAe seert aser.
HERE the Crown rested.

4-<L KY ~ <t4L - 4 -LA saul NLt y n
d>s<. veat iase RAzks's rSoa. kAilish
rsssea eat by Ae seers aeer.
Herr ,hs csSws rested.
r H. St2siey. s1erns 1 was present in
the PelscS Ceart en- wsaa's trial On the lttA
81 May, 1 vas eesEselfsr defSeee KaAale-
Val MAS xiteess or asseneSs b vas sworn hy
i=ssrpreter, BOT W c0srs- heard ne diree-
tisa sivsa- heard he cOssrt ash Il witness
hzi hees sxSra ASsr the exaalnaiSen hAa
proceeded few minutes,
Cr0sS Examined l heard netAinr ahoas
taking cath in EagiiSA that VsGsGeer. As
szr ss nv knevlsige ef Hawaiian gees the
Interpreter a3airiSerrea al cath. I aoa't
remember whether Or n0s Bible was sssl
~ whether the Aasa Was raised. THIS vas in
Cesrt-
L kssSsn. sworn ; EraplSysa q the prsz-
tses Sf wSaa n Nay last. remember the
prosecution Of WsR3. l Was esr>keePsr. l
kaou ksle. san hia On wead's premises 10
bay liSGsr. $ Few days hSf6rs the tEisls saw
han there tuses. once he was &lVaes he ssi
shu. the deer Aai told WSnd % ,rrn hin cat.
RefeSe that Re cane in company. was sistiag
talking 10 BsriiSk. He did act get any liquor
frva me These were the e1ly ti@sS that I
sss kSis az wea3's.
C-e<s ESszinea. I understood that l
yeali &c hahse Il l Soli the liquor 70 these
nea> ! knew that If l sid them liquor
she0id BE doing urVng, and breaking the Law.
and that Il DID 50. I sheald be liable, I
lad no eonvsrsSsioa With KSh4lewai be;ween
We1&'s trsSi and Ksha,eWSi's examination.
J. A. BErdSek, su0rns / have been On
WosG's premises daring the tine that keegsa
vas bar keeper. l rsnec,esr Wond,s trial, l
was wisasSs IN that case Twas frS4neatly
AZ Wsai's. 1 have keen there several times
vhea natives came for liquor. ssw Kale in
= rsoza near the b1r-ro0Ei the nixht before
Woz3's trials 1 saw aim put his head in the
rem. KsssSR rSr cat. and I heard hira say
- yes e2nEes get il. as yoa cannot have t.
Crcss ExsniHsds did net hear this uaSn
say anything, l was net in the RON where
they were. This Is \ snail roesa. there Is
partition door II partition. Was 6fteen feet
fro- the door. This RON Is used Is = store
r0oz 0~R the building. bat have no inter
est in the business 1 had no conversation
with prisoasr, H9r nth any enc on his behalf.
Fl. Thompson. sEcrn | Was in the Pc
lice Court dGrilg the examination Of KahSle-
wal ! heard testimony. Remember teStino-
ny Of e0nStablss. o1e or both Of them teSti-
ssi 10 the position Of kale and IwShsohae.
They said they came in and sat down in cor
ner- can't say i it vas the soa<,ables or
net ii vas constable, perhaps tive. I can
net Identify the constable
The defense rested
Mr.. Davis, Of counsel for defendant, Ad-
dressed the jury.
Mr.. Thompson, Of counsel for defendant,
requested certain Instructions in writing, As
did also the Attorusy-GeReral
II being 81 O'Clock, P. N, the Court sd-
iourned till Friday morning. at 9 O'Clock,
amer the usual eaution 10 the jury.
.Fzly etk-The AttoEney-General addressed
the jury for the prosecution Messrs. Davis
and Thompson claimed exceptions to the in
struetious asked for by them and refused by
the Cours, and also TO the Instructions asked
for by the A,tornsy-Genersl, and given by
the Court.
The Court then charged the jury, who re-
tired At l0al a NJ, under the charge Of the
Marshal
Defendants counsel noted exceptions to
the charge Of the Court.
The Jury returned at 1s N, with an unAni-
nous verdict Of guilty.
Defeudsrts counsel gave notice of sxcep-
tons to the verdict, As contrary to law and
evidence, and notice for new trial
The Attorney-General for the Crown
r G. Davis and H Thompson, Esqrs-, for
the defendant.