New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

NJ, Hsy, IVES the cau.e Of his sest the doctors wife
told me that Mr. Hays had threatened to shoot Mrs Hays
which was the Of his arrest have heard during
this domestic trouble, Mr. Hays threaten TO sholt Dr.
Lutener Mr.. Hays was at home when Mrs Hays re
turned from DIR Lnteners hoase did not hear any angry
eobvert alton between them that day think Mrs Lutte
ner 10 the house that evening am not sure the
doctor there; after Mrs Hayss return back to the
house think heard her threaten the life Of DIR Lutener
O. Mat did she soy she wanted 10 take his life for
did not hear her assign any reason for the notes
took to Mrs HAYS from Mr. Hays about the size OF
the enc now exhibited.
To uror have heard several discharges Of pistol
in the yard bu, Mr. Hays discharge pistol
until last Tuesday morning.
@ What time was this pistol dsehsrged-before or az
A. twas before breakfast saw hand reached ont
hom the area with the pistol did not see the man do
know whether it was Mr. Hays OF not ,,.. :, van
O. Would You know the contents OF letter II you
heard one read
at have called on YOU myself this evening. also sent
for ven several times advise you 10 come home can
on add that the Lord may strike dead the first tune
pass DR. Lutepers door If you are 80 particularly en-
rsced 10 him and his family 10 prefer remaining there
instead Of coming to your children and family you must
DO CO. II you sleep out Of your hense this nisht sha
close the house upon Monday and dispose OIL the iahure
al auction and when that done 1t will place an lmpassa
bic barrier between forever after. This Is my express
determination and if were to lose body and soal would
not sweTve from H. "'"'
"You have already heard my determination shall not
90 TO Luieners but will hold him responsible for bis be
havior about retiring for the night and II you
do not return home by II o'clock den stay where you are
10 ell eternity IL you TO to 10 morrow you
should be received for you viii not remain out OF your
own house this night for any good purpose Ii yon think
proer TO come home al the hour named willing to
make any explanation required but if not you must not
blsme ne for what may befal you. VII
Nitness-I do not recOllect the last letter
Witness continued-Mrs. Hays was in bed on Sunday
night.
Mr. Hays bid you good bye on Tuesday morning
A \ knnv 10 mn
stated
Mrs Hays was confined to her bed on Sunday last
went out on Sunday, during the afternoon
Edward Graham Policeman ofthe Twelfth Ward sworn,
says-Iwas at the Station House Tuesday afternoon
between Q and clock Mr. Cockefair came into the
Station House and related the occurrence OF what had
treIsped he told me he had arrested Mr. Hays in New
York and wanted to get Mrs. Hays then went to the
residence Of Mr.. Hays the Fifth avenue, with Mr.
Cockefair; knocked at the DOOR and the door was
opened by Honora Kane we inquired if Mrs Hays was
in; Honora replied no; she in the city Mr. Cooke
fair asked her what time Mrs Hays went TO the City;
Sure don't know but shortly after breakfast we
then left and went Dr. Luener house, and there relat
ed The melancholy news to the widow Mrs Luener was
up stairs she down. and Mr.. Cockeiar asked her
what time her husband left the house that mornings she
relied "As usual by the o'clock train he then asked
her what time the doctor home the day previous
she began laugh about the questions, and wanted TO
know the meaning ofthem then told Mr. Cockefar he had
better tell her all about it he then told her DIR. Luener was
dead Mrs Lutener smed at me, and sadt her That's
Mi said he had arrested Mr. Hays, &c. Mrs. Lutener
then threw herself the sofa and exclaimed, 81 knew II
al knew il often warned him against those parties
she the mentioned about some letters told Mr. Cooke
fair those are what want we then went up stars;
stopped the stairs to speak to the servant girl and
Cockefair by that time had the letters after getting tae
Letters we returned back to Hays house, and was let in
BY the same girl Mr. COkefar said to the girl Are yoa
"sure Mrs Hays is not in this house she replied m
"iure she's not-shes in town. Mr. G. said Well m
going search this house to see If she's not here Mr.
c. then went into the parOrs while remained IN the en-
try be then went down in the kitchen so did we there
saw Caharine with two children her lap; we were
satisfied that Mrs Hays was not in the house Honors
said something about moving piano Ore Mr. u asked
if she knew anything about the cart she said Mr. STAN
mer Fourth av and 12Gihst coal merchant moved the
piano we there and he said he had only sent one OF
his to help put on the cart been removed
nv CITY cart we then went TO the ~ clock train from
New York at Harlem and waited at the corner OF Fifth av
ard l27th.st until Mrs. HAYS came along; she was in
company with Mr.. Chariot, and she was going into
her gate arrested her; il then between and
O'Clock possibly near she wished to know what l
wanted; told her that at the Station House
wanted to her she then said You let me go INTO
the house and see my children won ~ you Snr.n sa,5
her and Honora called up the children she kissed them
then went into the paor together she there arranged
little matters and then to the Station House, there
informed her that she charged with being accessory
to the murder of this DIR. LuteEe that she must be de
tanned there for the night said She to be detained
"htre all night want the privilege of going home to
change my dress :" took her home for that purpose
she the had her children sent downto Mr. Chariot houses
then took her back TO the Station House II was DARK
dressed when she had changed her dress she came back
with black silk dress and shawl the same that she
has which is the same that she wore when arrest
ed her when Mrs Hays was in the Station House, Homo
rs her servant remained with her during the night saw
Mr. and Mrs Gibson in the Station House the next morn
ing; did not Mrs. Hays after took her to the sta
ton House; 1 went on duty, and the next morning d
brought her down to tho City.
To- a Juror-When l brought Mrs. Hays from her
house to the Station House. after changing her dress she
remarked to me That Mr. Hays was innocent that she
had seen Mr. Hays in the Tobs and knew he was inno
cent he could prove what time he went GOWN IN the
scars"
Bya Juror-If person gets into the 10 o'clock train at
Harlem what time would he arrive at the corner OF Grand
It. and Centre
A. All o'clock or after but not before the car does
not leave exactly at o'clock it is always after clock
when the car leaves; the O'Clock train would arrive at
about 10 o'clock the time Of arriving depends upon the
tanned at Twenty seventh St quarter OF an hour when
was at the house with Mrs. Hays she asked Honora
saying What time did your master leave the house this
morning ?" don't recOlect the answer made by Homo
rs bat Mrs HAYS said, You know ii was 10 cock "
Iionora replied Sure don't know " no other CONVEX
saon took place HonOra then got her some water Mrs
ay did not ask about the time that she left HOnora ap
to be bewdered after had taken Mrs Hays to the
Station House Honora left the house with her trunk, and
went her friends in One Hundred and Twenty sixth st.
hunted her up and left word at that place Tor her 20
did so Tuesday last all the trains were behind time
the clock train was 80 10 20 minutes past Wneh tney
left Harlem; one in my hearing told hrs nays the
time the murder committed she appeared 10 moan
about it, and exclaimed She knew Mr. Hays was inno-
cent wac under the impression that Mrs Hays knew
all about il; did not search the person OF Mrs Hays
don't remember il Mrs Hays had nun WIN ner II she
had think should have reoolected ii don't think
Mrs HAYS expressed any surprise or regret when In
formed her OF the charge against herj she said III am
to be detained here all night LET me go and see my ch
adren no other conversation has taken place except
what have stated at the interview we had with Mrs
Luner che wept when she heard of her husband DEATH