The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-06-19
Supreme Court.
TUESDAY, June II.

PROBATE DIyIsION-BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE
PRESTON.
Estate Napahukapu. Petition for
license to sell real estate. 1t was the
opinion OF the Court that the heirs should
take up certain mortgages on the estate,
thus obviating the necessity of judicial
orders. The Court therefore made no
order in relation to administrator petit
ton. j. NJ Monsarrat for administrator.
THE CONSPIRACY cAsE-BEFoRE CHIEF
JUSTICE JUDD.
The King VS.. F. H. Hayselden. Con-
spiracy On May 14th the Court, on the
representation that defendant had met
with an accident at Philadelphia, U. s.,
granted a continuance to this date.
Defendant is now called three times by
an officer of the Court, to appear and
save his bend OF 81 900, but he fails to
answer.
At the request of Mr.. Neumann, coun-
sci for defendant, per telephone, the
Court orders the matter continued for
argument till 10 a. m. tomorrow. G. w.
Ashford, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, for the
Crown; no appearance for the defend
ant
WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
Criminal division. The King VS..
Hayselden. Conspiracy. DEFENDANTS
bail bond is declared forfeit. A. P.
Peterson, Deputy Attornsy-General, for
the Crown; P. Neumann for defendant
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE M'CULLY.
Admiralty division. Collector of Gus
toms vs.. 4O7 Hats. Breach Of Revenue
Laws. Peterson for libellant, Brown
and Neumann for claimant Messrs.
Neumann and Brown withdraw from the
case. V. V. Ashford appears as counsel
for H. s. Tregloan, claimant, and files
withdrawal OF the answer filed June 9th.
Hearing, set for to-day, is continued till
Friday next.
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE PRESTON
Law division. A. X. Palekaluhi, an
alleged bankrupt. c. Brown, attorney
for petitioning creditor Return day
ordered extended from 18th to 10Th
inst.
Probate division. Estate Albert G.
Smith. Administration. Kinney for
petitioner. w. A. Kinney is appointed
administrator under $500 bond.
BEFORE MR. JUSTICE DOLE.
Probate division. Estate Chas. A.
Long. F. A. Schaefer, guardian, in per-
son; A. Rosa for the widow. The Court
makes certain rulings touching guard
ian's accounts for 1851 inclusive, from
which both parties appeal to the full
Court.
FRIDAY, June Is.
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE M'CULLY.
Admiralty division. Collector General
of Customs vs. 407 Hats. Claim of for
fixture for false entry. A. P. Peterson,
Deputy Attorney-General, for libellant :;
no one appears TO claim goods. Heard,
argued and submitted.
BEFORE Mr.. JUSTICE PRESTON.
Law division. In re Peter Olesen
Petition for habeas corpus. WA. Whit
ing and p. Neumann for petitioner; AS.
HartWell for the French Chancellor.
Besides principals. and counsel, the Mar
shall OF the Kingdom and many foreign
representatives were present. After the
reading of petitioners application and
Marshal Soper's return, Mr.. HartHell
made an oral statement OF facts not stated
in said return. The Court held the re-
turn should set out everything iustifying
the arrest of these men. Mr.. Hartwell
moved to file forthwith an amended re-
turn, to which Mr.. NeumaDn objected.
The Court ruled that the Marshal's
return was insufficient and that the
document to him requesting the mems
arrest did not warrant the Marshal in its
execution. The petitioner, Peter Olesen,
and Adolph Peterson and Henry Foster
were ordered discharged. The Marshal's
return, thus adiudged insufficient, simply
alleges that the men had been arrested
and detained at the station, on the
written request Of Chancellor Bellaquet
alleging that they had refused duty on
board the French bark Cecile.