The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-15

10 minutes After to come New York 1t was full IS late
Is that when the left Harlem don't know how fAr
Mr. Hays In the cars shortly After ne gol into tae
o Prom the tine you started at Hsrlsm-say five
minutes after 10 O'Clock and arrived at the corner OF
Grand street and Centre, hat time would IL bar
A An that can tell Is By having msa my ss s snss
And to DAY minutes to Il o'clock when ws arrived ..
the corner Of Grand and Centre streets.
Q. Do you know Ars HsysS A. think have seen the
lady about the depot station At Harlem do not rscol
lect seeing her Tuesday NOR oipg
Juror Teller-Dd Mr. Busted jog your memory, any
otf Of the council asout Mr. Hays coming down with
the habit OF doing such things. daughter j. A. M
Mr, Bu,te then laughed.
Juror Teler-Msy be Mr. Busted will laugh on the
other side OF his mouth before get through Gre
newed laughter.)
Matthew Bowling, "a lad about fifteen years Of ags)
sworn sad-I reside at No 2s3 First avenue OF
Seven tenth street, sell newspapers 1t the Harlem depot
at Harlem; Tuesday morning not sure whether
it MONDAY or Tuesday, saw Mr. Hays at Harlem 81
the depot standing the railsoad track, and Mr.
Hays 20 and asked me- II had the Herald
newspaper; tcid him hsd the Times; don't know M
Bays. have seer him twice BEFORE Mr.. Hays
sad the Times would do and took it; think this was
about 10 O'Clock
To Juror-l hrst asked 10 attend witness on
last Friday morning. then could not have told the day.
! vas asked to attend here BY officer Graham.
BY do you anS" thu, Mr. Hays
did not pay me for It, (LAughter)
Juror-A pretty good reason.
wi,ness-i had no HEADS that morning had
sold al cut; bought Nor day morning twenty eight
HEALS, and on Tuesday about the same number;
think that 1t was on Tuesday morning that sold
Joseph Ridgeway sworn ssid-I reside At 2sl Bridge
strtet Brooklyn; I know both Mr.. and Mrs. Hays;
have been acquainted with Mr. Hays for nearly thrss
years. have Known Mr Hays fe months short OF that
time; Tuesday last 1t eleven O'Clock, saw Mr. Hays
No Nassau street it mi bt haze been Ave minutes
before II O'Clock Ave minutes after; came nto Mr.
Hss flee at few minutes before half pist 10 oclscS
there met Ar. Sssler ard had few minutes CONVEX
sation with him apd told him to wait until finished an
affidavit; had written about page when gave it to
Er Smaller to py in hs Office think this must have
taken about half an hour few minutes q tar Mr.
the time from the fact Of having another Aft avt 10
draw. and which, when VI itteo took, myself, to Mr.
shelters ce to be also copied and there ooing At my
the half FAST ii o'clock
To the Dis rics A,torney-Thers are two rooms st
,nox % smith, occupy sroesyn an ns
certain II Mr.: Smith was there when Ar. Hays
came ioI Mrs bays called At the ofs. st
was not there first arrival 1t the sce WAS a. about
20 minutes after O'Clock Mrs Bays came to the office
office did not Mrs. Hays crying there folding
docrs they were partly open; saw her sitting by the
window then left Mrs Hays left the office about II
O'Clock Ave minutes after; spoke to her when she
came in; she asked II Mr. BAYS had come down yet;
told her no, and informed her she would find seat in the
net see the interview between II, and Mr.. Hays. when
Mr. Hays in they both lef. together the why
cont recoec the time they LETT from the fact that
Hays went to the Evening fost printing office to get
law points printed, and cannot say whether this
before after he left with his wife Mr. Hall arrived At
return Ain to the Office that day. to my knowledge
Mr. Hays absent about ten minutes when he left
with his wife. before his return was absent from the
ONCE about ten minutes during Hays abssnse ab
sent at about half pas eleven O'clock; Mr. Hays WAS thsn
absent the law points were left BY Mr. Lfinswl for
Mr. Hays; he then called and Mr. Hays about them
have no recollection of saying to any person that Mr..
Hays locked very wild whom he came into the office; Go
not remember hearing Mr.. Smith make such . remark
cid not make any such remark; did not notice the
dress OF Mr. Hays, except that she did not any
veil; am certain that when lef; the Office Mrs. Hays
WAS left alone Mr. Smith not there them the Ater
was kept in the room where LETT the Office that
cay about Ave O'Clock fix the time Of Mrs. Hays coming
to the flee from the fact that had made
the day previous for three persons to meet me At ten
o'ccek that merning and upon their coming 10 looked
At aatoh and remarked to them that they we're very
punctra it then exactly ten O'Clock the affidavit Of
two OF the parties had been prepared after they
seated proceeded to read 1t aloud had read ab ut
half Of the first page whsn Mrs Hays knocked at the
eoor AID inquired for Mr. Hays and Then Aked into
inner eff cid not take any pArti ,ullr no.e OF the
time Hays WAS arrested said 1t about O'Clock;
teesraphic despatch received 1T the Office Ut ten
minutes before two O'clock, having accompanied Mr..
Hays with tie officers about hour before; within
week Mrs Gays had been to the Office several times
think he f.w Mr. Hays those occaons; the afdavs
were for Thomas Anderson. mate OF the packet snip
ssn ~ svana lanes pS .nen and James osy;
ne present when Mrs Hays came in
| went out with those PARTIES they swore to
their tfida1its Was absent about fifteen ninut's
my return TO the ohoe, coming WAL street. saw by
Trinity Church clock that i. Was rs minutes past 10
O'CLOCK.
10 = Jurar-La summer Mr.. Hays exh sited to
pi toll sbout the apIearAnoe Of the pistol shown;
dcn't knsw whether II Asns patent not ne lad
just IT. and said got to shoot cats dogs
that car led I'll his poultry.
juror Teller-YrR pretty hind of chtsmeat 10 shoot
Witpess-1 caprot svesr IL this Is the pistol or rot;
noticed nothing unusual in the appearance o either Mr.
or Mrs Bays on that mornirg;l was that hard
feeling existed between Dr. Lutener and Mr.. Hays Ire
collect stating to Mr.. Hays weeks ago Il ct Dr..
Lut nd called at the Office to him. Mr. Hays
piled that DIR. LuteEef damned rascal damned
scountel, either the other he sad-from that
judged their hard fesing existing between them;
Mr.. Bays never said anything to about Dr. Luener
Mr.. Hays tod me tss Gays before last TussdAy
that his wife going to England and Asked what
accommodation there the British mail steamers
for passengers, and II they were good.
Council proposed to examine two other Witnesses for
the defence but 1t then seven o'clock tho
jury having become fstigree the Coroner adjourned
the case until ten o. clock Monday ming.