New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-12

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IA No could not unless she told him what she wanted
"a then ssid she w6s in the family way and wanted h
,tale II away don't know that that was her ooject
nk she wanted the doctor tn do So ina. sue har or
~ out and cay he wanted TO commit rape on ner' OF
,nothipg of that kind he refused and she then sa'u
stertverged upon you TiH be revenged upon YOU u
ood by the door; the doctor went 10 shut the uypI a
pe Sid 20 she gave q scream and went away the next
norppg about o'clock the doctor eiI SAYING mn ne
would return about O'Clock thai aeLn'oh "a Iii 49,;
sheuld possibly, have 10 90 10 the mag ae S 49, -
.hout The woman he said the woman ioOSeh a"!u ne
feared no man who came openly but ne 5es , s ~
Ler the doctor when be ioid me- Ir op nto in her
amnA. she looked desperate; there was n0'hng iady
like about her appearance she appeared 70 nave os al
Have sbe tre atened him. snd he told her ne would
I rested on Tuesday Mrs III. was at the office;
he DOCTOR had been absent from home an nght the gl
and Mn H. had been in the ohce all nighi 90 moi know
hshey she attended him oil heard was that hays had
49, ere that evening and had threatened her life, and
ss decor had caught his hand TO prevent violence do
nas know whether my husband had quarres with other
srsops: there was only Hancock's quarrel about the
money think the matter rest between the three; Han
ceek has been about the building in question repeatedly
lido not know Of any quarrel my husband had with any
r4rSons besides those mentioned and Mr. Hancock that
= AZ for professional attendance.
Azabal C. Shpman sworp said reside at No. % Riy,
sgtoD it, and have known deceased about three years
first went 70 the doctor for treatment of deafness Do
cd in his Family in Broadway about SIX mohtnsi Ioy
moved to Harlem q dress maker for one year pasl
Ihave been IN the habit Of WISHING IN nearly
two years what did voluntary; dusIeq tne once
he treated deafness and did me so much gooa ina
thought could do too much for him and when haa
40 employment at dress making, ! made my nome a.
his ofice, it was about two months ago
when / first sew. Mr. Hays; lie came
IN with the doctor; / first Mrs. Hays with Mrs
Luener and another lady; they went to the Crystal Pal
ace they very intimate together; about four weeks
,co saw Ms Hays coming 70 Mrs Luteners house and
mplaning Of her husband heard from Mrs. L. that
difficulty existed between MIR. and Mrs Hays the follow
ing day saw Mrs ii: at the doctors office; she told me
hat she had queueled with Mr. ii and was afraid OF her
fife that H. had said he would cut her to pieces and she
vas afraid TO go home Mrs. H. myself and the doctor
vent TO the Police Court at Jefferson Market, when
Mrs H. made complaint against her husband
and swore her life against him; the officers who
arrested Hays let him go the promise that he would
not modest his wife any the Same afternoon Mr.
to the doctors Office and asked me for Mrs Hays
Mrs H. was in the Office and told to tell her husband
that she not in did but Hays pushed by me and
an down stairs ike ANYTHING Mrs II remained in the
cfce until about dark with another lady the doctor LETT
frst for Harlem Mrs H. the other lady and myself ieft
claimed, There he isl" meaning Hays; he fol
lowed US, and put his hand on Mrs. IL, saying,
aClara Clara, / want to speak to YOU she
replied 81 don't want to you Hays followed after us
until got BrOome st. and then took out pistol
and exhibited it the doctor now stepped up and took hold
q Hays; and Mrs II back TO Broadway, took
ange and went up TO jefferson Market Police Court for
The purpose of renewing the complaint wasoo late to see
the magistrate we then went back TO the doctors oce
and AFTER Mr. H. came in and asked 10 see his wife
The doctor then presents after short conversation be-
tween them angry words having ensped the doctor inter
kred when Hays drew pistol and said he would shoot
him the doctor said he also had pistol and then drew
revolver and laid il upon the table, saying Now m ready
for you" at the time laying the pistol the table,
Ms took up the revolver, pointed it at her husband
and ordered him out of the Office II. then ran down
stairs followed by his wife the doctor then took hold OF
Mrs. IL. and brought her back and | think took
the pistol from her. | said, % Mrs H., you could
not use the pistols" che replied, Wen see if can't
LET me try" Mr.. II. did not come back and Mrs. H.
remained all night with me at the doctors office
because she was afraid to 20 home the doctor left
pistols |
v1he small is about the size of the ono | saw
Mr.. II. have in BroOme st.; | am not positive, as
did not have it in my hand noticed il because had
before small pistol never saw the doc
have email the revolver now shown belonged
to the doctor the small pistol resembles the taken
out by Mr.. Hays in the Office when he threatened the
doctor; the following morning the doctor Mrs. H. and
hrs Luoner went TO the Police Court to attend the hear
ing and Mr. ii. discharged on promising not TO an
nov his wife any mOre the day the day after Mrs
came again TO the doctors office and wanted inc TO 90
10 the Office of Mr. H. No Nassaust as she was afraid
to 90 alone went with her, and she staid down stairs
while took letter to Mr.. Hall, who is lawyer in Mr.
Bayss Office; saw Mr. Ii. and said 81 suppose this IS
Mr.. Halls rooml" then gave the letter to Mr. Han,
who, after reading it told nee to tell Mrs III to come up
sters; Mrs II. then came MP, and MIR Han stood be-
tween Mr. and Mrs. Hays thore was conversation be-
tween Mr. Hall and Mrs. Hays; Mr. Hall gave her some
money Hall then asked Inc To- leave the room; refused
to do So 1 came TO protect Mrs Hays Mrs Hays final
ly consented and left the office Mrs Hays remained
there long time and ar Hal left the Office slter|ard
Mrs. Hays came out and We walked to Broadway
together; hrs Hays then said q do MT want TO walk
with You " left her and back TO the doctors Of
fee and very soon she came in she appeared inclined
to make up with her husband after the doctor
came n and Airs Hays told him great deal of what Mr.
Hays said and that he had made her great promises she
would go back and live with him. the doctor replied that
she could do she pleased and that he had done oil IN
biz power to protect her. Mrs Hays then left the Office
the Doctor said he had heard something that Hays had
said, and he sat down and wrote him letter; the
letter. the doctor sod il that Hays need not think that
be ignorant of his efforts to iDure him. but that he
had in his possession papers that might bring him
Hays to punishment, something TO thai purport Mr.
Hays hes not been TO the Office since, but airs H. came
the next day the doctor and Mrs II had conversation
about the papers and the letter that he had written TO
Hays; did not think Mrs. H. pleased On that occa
sion and when sbo left sho appeared very serious last
Monday night at about O'clock coming TO the doc
tore Office, found letter the table directed to
but not sealed; the following is copy of the letter;
"JANUARY9 1854 o'clock 2. NJ.
salee A to-day ard acted mOs strange She old nae
ast Hays ard Der were song to separate if would not give her the
=. family way ana a. Dc sn}h9s %S d oasTT,s one
% with her she few into passion and said she wood have Aer
aud Nov an convinced Hays tae bot.m
ste them They have been coaSns and promised very
sv.b 70 Sp S psy 70 Get them Te vii t
viz intend shut th door in her face she dare
re will do the same going home BY the o'clock
seqest Mrs l. what gong on fear much to do so n the
us nom her PlesSs be here the morning Yours Dr. L"
remained at the Office all night and left in the
mg al halfpast O'Clock took my breakfast down
and returned to the Office at about "a o'clock that
mg the doctor opened the door, AMI then sat down his
lace was inclined toward the stove, and he had news
paper his hand don't know that he said anything except
Nat Mrs Hays was at his house last evenings he referred
the letter written TO the evening previous and
'sid "Wbst do you think p told him did net fear
anything but did not doubt that they would go to the
greatest extreme to get the letters Never mind now.
said the doctor 81 want you to 60 Of an errand TO see
servant girl in Fourth ST., TO send to my house" did
rot see the girl did not leave Me office directly took
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