The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-14

svsys in the habit OF bidding good bye whenever she
house all Gay mott could have been there without
my knowledge, II she went from to another;
have night key har sug up In the house. they
the habit always of eating breakfast In the kitchen
there furniture sent out Of the house, heard
Yrs Hsysssy she was going to Europe shortly had
the death Of Dr. Lusnsr lr& H,ys ala not caution me
snsss shs only said You needn't saG ss ''i''
years Of ss sworn ssid-I reside now in Thirty third
street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues have lived
months was At their house on last Monday and rasdsy
going to New York in the O'Clock train but did not
house about hour altar Mrs Hays dressed on
DAY In plaid dress blach velvet hat and black feath
~, In IT. ! am rot, not sure she wors . veil; !
closk; she usually wears . light drab CLOAK,
trimmed with braid; think she returned homo
turned home at about ak o'clock In the afternoon his
usual time on Monday evening don't think heard any
conversation, sstsssn Mr. and Mrs. Hays about Di.
between Mr. And Mrs Hays about DR.. Lutener; only
heard of 1T what heard it about the Doctor
don't remember Mrs Hays saying anything back about
the DOCTOR never heard Mr. Hays make any threat
towards Dr. Lutensr might have heard but don't
member; believe have heard Mrs. hays threaten DR..
ntr; once she said some words like shooting kill
Ing the Doctor forget any present or not
as a.,: ": the
that the Doctor had nearly killed nor; she did not
..y anything aboat any letters or papers At that
speaking about the letters that the Doctor h.a;
she said that the doctor held pryse letters belong
ing TO her, and would not give the. up nor return them
get tho letters from the DOCTOR she told that the let
tiers were sent to her BY Mr. Hays when she iu Eng
land not remsnber Mr. Hayes saying thing to
concerning those letters got up morning be-
tween and o'clock the other girl was up before was;
had breakfast that morning between and o'clock
/ do not remsmber IL and Mrs aya fast
together on that morning; don't rscollsct either Of
them took breakfast; think Mr. Hays took breakfast
but don't know Mrs Hay did, the breakfast In the
Kitchen think ten O'Clock when Mr.. Hays left the
houie; think Ms Hays left st. but did not her
90 Mrs Bays was dressed that orning in plaid Dress
black velvet hat and plaid shawl; when last Mrs.
Bays with her hat and shawl on that mornirg 1t
was between and O'Clock; it Was in the kitchen;
| cid not her leave the house that morning;
think she told me she going to New York that
morning. but for Whist purpose she did not say have
pistol like the small shown, in house,
on the bureau and the mante pieces II something
like the pistol here exh ,ited do not recoleo If
saw Mrs hays have the pistol In her hand have
Nv. Hays have ptol In his hand similar 10 the here
shown the pistol saw the mante piece aud bureau
think Was the same saw in the hand of Mr. Hays don't
remember ever hearing Mr.. Hays making any threat
To a Juror take Of the children; am in
the company Of Mrs Hays than the other servant heard
MI, Hays say Mon Icy evening" that she Vas not very
well; did not hear any conversation between Mr.. aud
Mrs Hays about her sickness; did not hear Mr. ys
ten his wife that she had better send for Dr. Lutener
before Mr.. Ha 8; last saw Mrs. Hays that morning,
between and eight O'Clock; she then getting
ready to put her hat and ahA.i on before Mrs. Hays
) By Mr. Wild, Foreman Of the Jury-Catharine, what
did you 60 to the ltore for9
TIE witness colored up, hung down her head, and
pauted All was silent as it was expected, from the APP
pearance Of the girl that would be made de
veopns something terrible Some few seconds elapsed,
catch the 81 st sound
The Coroner in . very mild tone Of voice. placing his
alarmed or frightened to make an answer. speak out
tell the truth: no one shall harm ysu.
Still the poor girl seemed embarrassed, and made no
reply.
Juror-D Don't be frightened, Cathsrine. Speak the
truth. No shall harm you.
Coroner-Come, Catharine, answer the question. Tell
the truth, NO matter who 1t may concern
Catnarne then made kind Of MI ton, ~ II going to
speak, but ecnt anda number Of spectators gave long
disclosure supposed to be coming from the Witness but
had 10 give vent to their sed feelings No yet
The Large number OF present were becoming
very impatient and the Coroner ID his persuasive
appeal to CAtuariDe for answer:
state to the Jury the truth. Don't be frightened.
Whist cid yeu go 10 the store for
Intense anxiety was now manifested.
Counsel for the prisoners prioksd up their ears,
from their Seats and leaned over evidently fearful that
last the arghted girl appeared inclined to answer after
the last appeal by the Coroner
CAthsrne-Dd you say what did 90 fcrS Coroner
CAtharine-wcli for eggs
The answer caused general burst o. laughter from al
present and renewed with t sa yieor
The witness continued after the excitement Of laughog
was over
The grocery aore kept by Mr. soifn the st.re IL two
streets from our house did not buy any powder when
returned to the house Mr. Hays was up stairs did not
see Mrs Hays looked At the clock when Mr. Hays left
1t was then ten minutes before 10 when Mrs Hays
came homo in the evening cont remember whether
opened the door not think the Hrs thing she said to
me- was to dress the children pick up Of their
clothes; and soon after che went out
Question BY Jurer-Dld rhe net say TO you Now re-
member that it Was ten O'Clock when went out this
morning."
wnnsm-No she did not; she said to me- Don't Won
recolect the time went ont this morning? ss,d yes
Que,ton-Wha time IL?
Whnses-When l Las; saw her It between and 8
oeF ck All irscoeot her saving TO ms was-"Don's you
know what time went out2 dent redollect hearing
any conversation on last Sunday evening between Mr.
and Mrs Bays regartipg DR. Lutener
By Juror-WhAt answer did Mrs. Hays make to Mr..
bay, when they had aegry word. together about the
COZ duct OF DR.. Lu'ener towards herr
Ansser-Ido not rscollsot the words made use Of BY
Mrs Hays they very angry together; heard Mrs
Hays threaten XIII DR.. Iutener before Mr. Hays
all the and did not Mrs Hays no person has
,een me nor given m: any advice about the affair;
after Mr. end Mrs Hays left the house recoect SEEING
the pistol last In the hand Of Mr. Hays am not postvs
that the small pistol here shown Is the one Mr.
Hays had: 1t may or 1t may not bel cannot tell have
seen Mr. Hays shoot of pistol In the yard 1t VAS dons
Monday or Tuesday last In the morning saw him
shooting 1t out in yard could not say whether he
never saw Nrs Hays out In the yard shooting of pisol
don't know II Mr.. Hays kept powder and ball In the
house to load tho peto heard Mr. Hays Instruct
hrs Hays how to fire CT the pistol; when to the
store for tho eggs ! think Mr. Suin's served me;
did not take written order for the articles Mrs Hays
gave me The money; did not bring package from tho
tore.
Q-was you ever cont BY Mr.. or Mrs. Hays, for any
Iowcerf A mo cir.
By the Coroner.--Dd Mrs Hays have man with her
wbs y she left the house on Tuesday,
Al don't h ow; sometimes she did, and sometimes
she didn't carry nu with herr the color Of her muf s
white and black spots.
To NJ Bustesd.-I don't think II WAS a. late IS
o'cl Oh whom We had breakfast rustday mornin9.
Mr.. Wild foreman Il the jury, announced that they
would now take reoess until 10 O'Clock in the morning.
Court of General Sessions.
Before Jucge Bsebe.
SENTENCBD.
JAN lS.-Crdnd Laroeny.--Ssmuel Iothohilds con.
vcted OF stealing several 81 cravAt valued at S7O ON
Emo, nahesy Co. was sentsncsd to two yeAxs combine
ment In the State prison
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