The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-08-07

Cross.exanined. The BARRIERS
shop I was at was opposite Harris
ice-cream saloon; was there after
eating my dinner; went to dinner
about 1890, and was about an hour
at it; must have been / 80 before l
went to the barber's; was only there
about two minutes went straight
back to my store was there at 2;
saw no Chinaman enter store about
2 o'clock, nor anybody while Ahuna
was out at his lunch; was making
out bills at the time, and could have
seen anybody coming into the store
do not know All Choy; never saw
him till in Court; went away as soon
as Ahuna returned, to my room to
make my toilet; was about ID min
utes making my toilet; was about
10 minutes going TO Marcos's; went
by Alakea street to Beretania street,
and did not stop anywhere on the
way; arrived AT Marcos's about a
quarter to 3 Roche was there before
me; took out watch on getting into
house, and it was 10 minutes to 3;
went right down Fort street and to
Levey's; did not tell my clerk l was
going to the College; left for
Levey's with Capt. Arnaud and
Roche; it was after three when
Arnaud returned to Levoy's from
Writings; it was 1920 when we
arrived at st. Louis College; left
there at 5:15; l locked the store
that night at 5:15; back door is
locked by bar; only way to get in
is by front door, of which l keep
the key. That valise belongs to
my store; saw it on Saturday morn
ing between legs of policeman met
| Capt. Arnaud outside of the store,
who said something funny had hap
pened in the store, that opium had
been found; did not kick the valise
before speaking to the policeman;
then picked up valise and laid it one
side; that man there (Good) was
the officer; he pointed to the valise
before took it up; when accused
by the officer of having opium, /
said l did not know where it came
from; asked, {" Is it possible?"
said no more to the officer
or to anybody till l asked Ahuna
where that came from, and who
brought it there. Ahuna was in my
employ since coming here four
years ago.
Attorney-General-Was Ahuna
commissioned to buy goods for you?
Mr.. Whiting objected that this
was not cross-eXamination there
was nothing in the chief examina-
ton regarding that.
Mr.. Creighton contended in the
same connection that there was q
law that when defendant testified
in his own behalf, he could not be
cross-eXamined on any point not in
the exact line of his direct examine
ton.
After further argument by Messrs.
Whiting and Neumann, and reply by
the Attorney-General, the Court sus-
tanned the objection.
Witness continued: Did not take
valise or trunk from store to lodging
room on Thursday, Wednesday, or
Friday morning; Capt. Arnaud
bought trunk from me and took it
to my room on Tuesday.
The defense here rested.
| j. II. Soper, ex-Marshal was
called in rebuttal by the pro-
secution, and testified: At about 2
o'clock on Friday, 30th July, 1 was
at McInerny's store, which COM
mands full view of NIichiels'
store; saw ALI Choy enter Michiels'
store at that time; he stayed about
five minutes in the store, and l saw
him come out; heard defendant say
he left his store at 2: 10; saw Mich
iels go to the Post Office about 20
minutes after l saw All Choy come
out of the store; know it was Mich
iels; Mr.. Dayton was with me, but
his back was toward the Post Office.
II. Barber, sworn: Saw defendant
on Thursday or Friday last, with
another gentleman; the other was
carrying valise.
At II the Court took recess till
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