The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-11-27

Morgan came ashore. Morgan asked for the money and l gave
for Two bundles. / lad nothing To do with taking il to neucks.
CROSSED ExANISEo-Kahele saw the SIS paid. helped
heucks.
Hakuoie.-This witness was asked to identify the
bone he had stolen and replied that the first two
bundles were not in the room, which was the case,
but pointed out other two bundles which he recog-
nized. l have taken bone to Heuck's; on Wcdnes-
day, Sd inst , at night, 1 took one package which
divided into two small ones. I took it personally at
about three o'clock in the morning. / talked with
Heuck on the Sd, and asked him if he wanted to
buy long teeth, measuring off a fithom with his
arms); he said, yes 1 asked about the price and he
said Is cents n pound l said 20 cents and he said,
no, that he had bought of other boys Mt II cents. L
meant to sell whalebone. 1 took ONE whalebone
there that night and put it between two houses in
the yard | got it from the store-house on Robinson's
wharf; got it myself l went into the building
through a window on the Eva side l found one shutter open
and shook an iron bar out of the grating Felt around ira
ssss bundle sna evan and . put Ut il ,hO out s, Of the window TodS y, I pushed she i il al%ns a as
went out At the makai gate and towards the circns. snd then
too heavy I divided it and threw it over the fence into the
yard. l SAT down to rest outside and seeing two pickets of 1
on TO Queen street, then through the lane, past the lawyers
chant street, then along towards Heuck's and seeing no QUE
about took one bundle and was about TO throw it over the
down and went back for the other one and then put them both
away where 1 saw two other bundles. I did not know then
daylight, at about : O'Clock, I went and looked into the store
s%o .a% only hyn she boy %sr and 1i 2 NATIVE ATTY, ,st ! told h,m the : man .,ps that art the Hs
them asked native when Heuck would come and he said
IIaif's Corner an p there n ssw N Gsns @p s'F Naloo 7 Si Saa been
into Heuck's and seen the bone, four bundles. and asked me if
said l had paid SIS for my bundles and asked him what price
pound then / as agreed e 4, II Join NE iai hi ns a nar he : S . . n me s1s5e
on account Nakookoo went into the yard, at Heuck's. and I
after a time Heuck, Nakookoo and a native came in. The
weighed first and then Nakookoo's. Heuck Went into his store
and called Nakookoo in. Nakookoo came out with the money
me So which With $50 made $3.50. I I me'e carried ed
other bone to Heusks three days after and on the fourth it
took them TO henek's in the night. OF Sunday, and was paid
I saw, 1 had put it in a shed and drew an old shutter before it.
i !, told Ss,n mrnes's native where il was and he put it into the
weighed, and he gave me a paper and told me to wait until
1s a %Sns Sse sa%si me ! matted Ia,S 5.s nearly s;dE. an I hour y, when saa R H ok saw sSs
paper and gave me ss4.5. What prices did YOU get. Ma
took what he gave me. Cross ExaarsEpMAssed Heacs If
he wanted long teeth, and he sid, yes, and offered me Is cents.
he would take care Of my bone. Keamalu is Heueks man, he
when " a n'G i went nna there ia IL m No. tie tell ,n any w One = to move now" my bone; bn,
Nakookoo ut one time $40 so, and the balance Nakookoo and
l got ssi IS l gave KeamaIu 81 90 and another native IS cents.
SherW Dayton.-At twenty minutes of four
o'clock, on or about the 18th inst, was ut Mr..
Heuck's to see about some whalebone. From his
books l found that he had, on the 4th inst, bought
S33 pounds of whalebone at 40 cents n pound, max
ing Sl33,2O on the 9th, $50 pounds at 40 cents,
SlO0 on the 9Th, 2l2 pounds at 40 cents, SS4, 80
on the 10th, 40 pounds at 40 cents. $50. Mr..
Heuck also told me it was 40 cents a pound.
Cross ExANISED.-l saw the whalebone in MIR. Heuck,s cel-
desire to hide. Mr. Pnuger told Mr.. Pake and myself about
HE pnnhase and gave US all the assistance he could in discov.
Hakuo.e and Nakookoo.
The Attorney General here stated that for this par
licular case the crown rests.
The court then adjourned until 0 a. NJ, on the
Path.
WEDNESDAY, November 24th.-The court met and
by consent of all parties the case was adjourned
until IL A. NJ, of the 25th.
THURSDAY, November 25th.-The court met, and,
pursuant to adjournment, the examination of Mr.. T.
[. Heuck was taken up at IL A. NJ.
Keimdiu.-Am in Heuck's employ, have been so
employed for seven months, knows of bone sold to
ieuck within n few days, thinks within this month.
seven O'Clock in the morning the bone was there.
1t was his duty to open the stores and then the own
ers of bone would ask him to put it in the weighing
house for them, which he did. The first bone / saw
was makai of the door of the weighing house, second
lot was in the shed on the mauka side of the weigh
ing house. / always put the bone into the weighing
house. Put four lots away. Nakookoo and Hakuaole were
after putting the bone in. Nakookoo aud Hakuole
would 60 away after the bone was put away. They would be
for sometime and when Heuck came down they would re-
from nine To half past nine O'clock in the morning. They
went to the weighing house when they came Nakookoo would
Then 30 for Heuck, and they would both go u the weighing
house. NakoOkoo pointed to the bone. and Heuck told witness
Nakookoo would go with Heuck into the store saw Tenck
give Nakookoo money Nakookoo came back to the weighing
So 1870 N'h'S IA uiohey Tue gave
me - so the first time when the last bone was taken up HA-
no, had a loss on since I I have ave ! been esse'f in the e n IasAAi !, s has
: hasp ON top the gate on Fort street has the same onehalf
Of the gate bolts, the other has a hasp. After the hone Of Ha-
and Nakookoo was weighed it was left in the weighing
hoase for Two days The second lot OF bone was taken down
lieucl seven morths do not sleep on the place am employed
me. First saw nakaoic and SaEooSoo at : A. NJ, the ss
lime they came ; saw IIakuole hrst-he was outside the yard
stranger to me FIRST knew his mans when he was arrested.
! : ,hs ,s sPss ;n,n to me first: saying, ! have bone inside lei Us
had two small bundles. While we talked Nakookoo came and
What are you talking about , / said, this boy says he has
inside. Nakookoo pulled Haknolr OF one side, ami 1
could not hear what they said afterwards they both came in
kooko" before did not know that lie was u boat-boy did not
Isar me so %ssTf . .nsy .h s%s the Z s ss1ej IL, ! a, nriSs them : Sns they sand sasi
hey paid $50 Tor two bundles Hakuote said his cost $40. L
bone L could no; find out, except that they had bought, and
though, i strange prSSseaing; I hrst saw heues that
;,nie as soon a. Heuck, and l had no chance to tell him L
rerrivrd their money from neacE NasooSoo cav. M 50 -.
Ind I asked, What is this for ! and they said, u help you I
that I received no sra,ui,y from them two or three
was not true, to my thinking 1 was askedby Day
,skei IL I had no, received money, and said. No 1 thiukrit
hink. 1 told A. r. Judd about the money. ana toll him be-
cause he asked me: tMr. PhiIips-Did You not know this was
question. The Court sustained Sir Stanley. Ar. Phillips stated
ha, the witness hat already established his own infamyi that
ne did not ask the question with any desire to start an indie
penden. action. hut TO establish still clearer the infamy Of the
he witness night to refuse to answer @ Q n The r M Of Criminal,
ng himself that If he took tins ground 1t was sufficient that
{ the cross examination was TO he interrupted in this way. how
justice he Obtained, Mr.. SANKEY'S position was sustained
BY tie Couul Don't know OF other cases Of goods being
brought IN this way Mr.. Heuck never asked me how the bone
,ot there the boys who took il there told Heuck did not hear
hem tell him so l saw them going in with Heuck, and was
With them when Heuck and the boys went to the weighing
house (; / did not hear Heuck ask them where they got it, and
lid not hear them say where they got 1t there was no talk at
he time Of the weighing did not hear about the price. Some
the hone Was marked ; identified the hone marked Ontcard
which was in Court; knew the bundle with the faint mark the
marks were on and turned up when Heuck weighed the bone;
he bone was not closely examined any one could see the mark
{ they wanted to. Examined other bone in Court, and said that
he present marks as seen were on when Heuck saw it Nakoo-
zoo scratched the red marks OF. Here Mr.. Stanley objected
o any cross examination OF witness relative to marks on other
than the OnipaydIs, as nothing Of the sort was done in the
lirect examination. Mr.. Phillips here remarked that the ex-
animation should go on that he would not be a party to screen
my person involved in this transaction. The Judge sust lined
lr. Phillips only because it would not make any difference to
him, the Judged One bundle only Of the four had the mark
urned down Heuck never asked me where the bone came
rom. Bone was brought four times in this month. Some tusks
been brought on q cart during business hours. have
81 so in two sums OF 81 SO and 81, but no other sum ;
zamuels gave me 50 cents ; HakuoIe gave me 81; Nakookoo
me the first two sums 1 only received money three
lines. Kamuela Is not . friend Of mine I have a slight ac-
with him don't know why kamueia gave me