New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-03

on. An acquaintance " formed in the between
deceased aud his FIRMLY rrd William and Clara Hayes
and h proceeded hamonicusly till about four weeks from
tho time Ct his death. Al that time Mr. and Mrs Lutcnor
made ihcm visit nj their house aud DR.. L.. and Mr.
| Hayes commenced playing Goninocs and s,uo angry
words arose Mrs. Hayes srokc OF il improper 70
hoat guest and Mr. and Mrs. l.. left Next day DIR. L.
received messngc from Mrs. H., ard Ms. H. became a
resident Of DR.. LIS house. Messages anervard re-
lived from Mr. IIoyts who slated thai if be found her inc
,rould ut her into mnce She seven or eight
days from her house II viii be found she Left Harlem
with DIR. Lutencr On Monday morning NJ, Haye. having
been at the house to try 70 her the day before.
DR.. L. did no, return het night bat sent a letter
TO Nus. l.. Mr.. Hayes GATED at the Office Of DR.. L.
where MIS- II. was the doc7 opened by Miss Ship
men, n young woman, who resided in the house where the
Of &c wts Hayes in seized Bs II. and threw her
rpninst the wall. Dr. L. went into ihs r'om and Mr.: H.
down Mrs. H. remained there Trt III the after
noon, with Miss ShIman went for the harlem cas when
Trey met Hayes Dr. L. had imme liza. ~ preceded them.
Mr. H. took from his pocket a small pistol sod presented
il a, Mrs H., but Dr. L. seized his ann Yrs. H.. with
Niles s..rnan wen. to the Police-Ofice - make COM
! plaint but the magistrate was no: there. The
iuned to the Office OF Dr. L. aferwsrd Hayes and
Dr. L. in. Mr. II. wished 10 speak to Mrs. n. alone,
which refused and sngry words ensuei Hayes again
drew tho pistol. DIR. H. took out revolver and put
tho table and said " Come on. Hayes stopped Ms. III.
caught up The revolver when Hayes down stare DIR.
L. brought her back, End when she asked if she could
lave used it, sic said, You would have seem DIR. l..
i'll that night and Mrs. Lutoner 10 the city and
went to his Office next morning Finally complaint wa
IraGe by MIS- HAYES against Mr. Hayes the Police
Office. when promise made that Mr.. ii. would not
interfere Will Mis-. H., and would refer the matter to Mr..
Hall cOurEc!iOr-at-lGw. No. SSsau-s whose Office
hr Hayes had been since his al in this country Mrs
Ii. s days after this, ~ Dr. h. house at Harlem,
Wien fhe TO Dr. l. office aid asked Misc Shipmsn
{" NJ. inli ofC with her, she afraid 10
Ar EUyts lore They went AMI Mrs. H. requested Mss
Nh 80 take letter uP s'ars to M Hall while she
remained below. Miss :. ..r. HayoS M tho door in
curing fot Mr. Hall who from office. Job
cc'edt to by Mr.. Whiting but allowed. Ms. Hayes was
called 10 the ana desre expressed by Slr Hall to
with Mrs ilayes alone she absent about two
iouis when Miss >hipnar. called again AMI Mrs H. told
her she mennt 10 return Mr. Hayes anil the children.
Mrs Hayes then 10 tAe ohico OF Dr. Lu.cner and
oskc Inn for letters se had handed MIN during her
separation fom r Hayes. This refused her and she
J,it leaking serious and dsapponted Next saturday
morning MIS-. Hayes called at The house Harlem and
asked if the doctor dressed, and told not She
said she would call again in few minutes When she
called again Dr. Luiener had left for Now On Mon
day she called again has Office ami asked for the letters
and again refsed, and she LETT in volca. passion,
saying she would have revenge The letters will be spread
before the jury. That afternoon DR. H. left letter ut his
Office for Miss Shipman, which she got Mex morning Dr..
L. left his home in the clock tram but was behind It's
time and got az the Park az about 30 clock The train
stopped at the of Broome and Ccnrc-s's. He
passing Crands his Office corner Of Broadway
ana (;rand-st) about % O'Clock He was accosted by
friend and seemed 10 be unusually cheerful lie went in
and signed subscription paper for the friend lie borrowed
newspaper of the friend and went to his Office and Miss
Shpman i'll little after Q, O'Clock and saw him
sitting in chair Teadhig There was dark passage
and communication to the inner room in which person
acquainted might he concealed. lie sent Mis- Shipmln
Grand and She left him sitting the char within three
OF the door to the inner From the time
Miss = left till she returned have account OF what
occurred She returned about half past and found him
lying on the floor. Surprising he had been attacked BY
of lis fits, and seeing blood she went in and
called Mr Wood. They the doctor lying the floor
with the paper still in his hand On examining HIM he
found to be perfectly dead. small orfce then dis
covered in the back pant Of his head and ball had lodged
in front of the skull It was clean wound without mark
Of powder and identity made by some third party, from
ihroo feet distant that il could not have been SUI
iode. Ills head toward the door, and in the inner
room was found a small pistol, evidently recently dis
bullet that matched the pistol will be shown that Mrs
Hayes rose early that morning took breakfast alone and
declared her intention go the City Ii will also be
shown that Mr.. Hayes had bought small pistol, the one
he had twice exhibited Mr. Hayes took it down that
ing from the manepioco and discharged in the yard
The servant sent for eggs. When the servant
returned Mrs ii gone, and the pistol has not been
seen since II will be shown hat the pistol Mt their
house at o'clock in the mo ming, and at 10 o'clock
it was found it is believed, in D.. Lateners Office
in this City. II will he shown that the pistol Is
peculiar one loading in the brCech, and that bell that
would lit it found aiterwGId in Mr. Hayes fence at
ing Mrs Hayes went to Mr. Halls office Mr. Hayes came
from Harlem TINT morning, mud they met at Mr. Halls
Office and went out, and Mr. Hayes returned alone That
afternoon Mn lia!cS went to motel III Cedar-'l IN
state great excitement where she had put her
first visit to this country, and asked for saying she
was sick and laid down. She came down the parors
afteyard and asked young take message her
husband Mr. Halls. Nj. Hayes had been arrested az
occck Az n clock She took the cars for Harlem md
by order the arrested when she got there.
Size made expressions which will be stated to the Jury.
She asked permission to change her dress, which
| granted and 81, then taken 10 the Polce.Ohice
The D trict Attorney asked how il was thu. pistol
which at o'clock at Harlem at 10! should be found IN
the Office of Dr. Luionor 1t will also be ior Mrs Hayes
TO account fer where she from o'clock that morning
10 the time she wen, Mr. Halls Office. The i,
of circumstantia evidence, and viii be Tor the Jury,
from the testimony to Judge how far She viii break the
links Of the chain He hoped account OF I -ex i1 she
may be enabled to absove herself from the deed Of blood
the circumstances which show It 10 have been case OF
assassination. The jury will carefully weigh the testimony
The above is outline OF tho remarks
The Attorney then proceeded 10 call lis witnesses.
Mary Lutenor IA lady-hke young person dressed IN
dser sworIAm the widow OF D Lnien'r de,ee.e
Lad been married about sX and ha!i years. sae IN Ve nun
eighth and west Of Fourth ay tarieg
the time q d. Ds death; our house i'oped ne An,w W.
One hudrcd iwen, ninth bad been ed VIZ ,na
IN The bsb;, nj nteclsnsng visits
weeks before his death; had been 10 VT. haye-s 81
IrSn some medicine fTes;imony objected 10 BY M
Whiting relayeut particularly ~ may tnin ou 70 De
tine produce such testimony this The Court allowed
il somohns OF tho kind may DO shown Mr
SGul d $; n sSement and Is impossible
goIs.rsly in some present. trial. MI Hayes
home evening" all IN the lai"r irs hayss
b,J nv husband and HAYES playing dominoes some
words occurred between them about the ssnei 'he onuos
were and went home; during lh- osPo5s
Mrs Hnyes di.aproved Of her husbands eouduci me IA
Iot wish US TO 90 home and said not 20 und mn;
we went home; morning. girl esue 20 ,he
house husband the nessenssI YVES gu
Mt. ayes Dr. abseu from ten 70 twenty nhGas "nsu
he Mrs Hayes with him. vas esoIf os; ss sI
roriug; the house she fsid A ~ e sas @
10 leave The house and Lad given her dollar she i.t
to he City and se she "OS s 80 Of Brsy aud
H. do len or house wish her; did NJ Hayes ast
% 80, and r.aued there home sb ihe do
oT. made up hers she slept in the back rom se 49,
n our OIe Sl She va. Their Mr. Have. The s-p2oa
Saturday b. Mn Hayes she psnee nv NJ, H.vs. o, Sin