The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-27


the case, the amount of actual dam
age is immaterial. Exemplary dam
ages in their nature are uncertain.
1t must be left to your judgment.
Anguish or pain of mind, or the
feelings suffered by her husbands
intoxication are not elements of
damage, but exemplary damages
may be given if the sales which re-
suited in injury to her person or
means of support were made under
aggravating circumstances. Proof
of injury to means of support need
not be direct but is to be made out
by circumstances and it is no eS-
cuse to the defendant that he could
not reasonably have foreseen the
consequences.
The jury then retired, and after
an absence of about 20 minutes, re-
turned with verdict for the plain
tiff.-Damages $3.50.
SATURDAY, Oct. oath.
Before Judd, c. J. McCully and
Preston, j. j.
On complaint of ID. Puunioni,
ordered that j. nj. Poepoe, an at
torney at law, pay to the clerk be-
fore II 80 A. NJ. to-day, $40 for the
use of said complainant, being
money paid to said Poepoe by COM
plainant as costs and fees in di-
vorce suit to be brought by him
which has not been brought.
In the matter of the will of Her
Majesty Emma Kaleleonalani -
exceptions on contestants appeal
to jury. +. NJ. Hatch and G.
Brown for executor; j. NJ. Poepoc
and j. M. Kaneakua for contestant.
Counsel for contestant withdraw
from the case. A. X. Kunuiakea,
contestant, is called in open court
and fails to appear. The Court
orders the exceptions dismissed.
MONDAY, Oct. Goth.
Judd, c. j. presiding.
Hawaiian Commercial Co. VS.. j.
M. Horner, assumpsit. Paul Neu-
mann and +. NJ. Hatch for plaintiffs.
S. B. Dole and j. Austin for de-
PENDANT.
IN CHAMBERS.
VIM. Ebeling VS.. Catherine Ebel
ing, divorce. Before Justice Nc
Gully. Ashford and Ashford for
plaintiff. The case is continued to
next term.
Before Judd c. 1.-The estate of
Chez Man, bankrupt. w. c.
Parke, assignee thereof, presented
his accounts, which were examined
and approved. The Court ordered
that said Parke be discharged and
that his bond be cancelled. The
total amount of assets of the estate
were S63O.12 of which S21S.49 were
paid for preferred claims, and the
sum of S411.63 was distributed
among the creditors at the rate of
13a per cent.
Before Preston J.-The estate of
Kennedy & Co., bankrupts. W. +.
Reynolds, one of the assignees, pre-
scented accounts which were eX-
amined and approved. The Court
ordered that the assignees, consist
ing of w. +. Reynolds and NJ.
Green, be discharged and that their
bond be cancelled. Total assets OF
the estate were S., 0S4.70, of which
81 ,329.S0 were for preferred claims
and S3,754.90 were distributed
among the creditors at the rate OF
As $1,000 per cent. A protest was
filed by the assignees against the
granting of discharge to james
johnson, one of the partners OF
Kennedy & Co., should be apply fol
the same, on the ground that he hat
defrauded his creditors and flee
from the country.
Before Preston j., in equity
Messrs. iona. Austin and Stafford
l.. Austin this morning filed bill
of complaint against G. Brewer &
Co., a corporation, etc., praying fol
an accounting to be had between
| IuCIll tllc Silll AuSbiIiS anu S'lo wi
poration, and for n temporary in
junction to issue preventing said c.
Brewer & Co. from selling any o.
! the shares of the Paukaa Sugar
Plantation until the further order o.
Court. The Court granted the issu
ing of the temporary injunction an'
set Tuesday, November 18th, 1883
as the day for defendants to maxi
answer. The allegations in thi
suit are the same as those set fortl
in suit now pending between tin
owners of Onomea Sugar Plantation
and said c. Brewer & Co. The sal
of the Paukaa stock, in obedienc
to the injunction, was deferred ant
did not come off to-day as pre-
viously advertised.