The New York herald., 1878-10-27
THE GUEIZ CASE.

Mr.. G. Goelz writes to the HERALD concerning the
case OF his daughter mentioned In police court re-
port last Monday
Myers, with whom had become acquainted during
the past summer, sunstr uck JuIy and partially
paralyze and he, having seen my daughter Matilda
lew times, begged me. AS he was alone IN the world,
10 allow TO attend upon him at the Putnam House.
After much hesitation and upon his solemn promise
that she should return 10 me as pure MS wnen hc
csived her, allowed myself TO be puIsuadsd into SO
consenung. Tbis atteauance upon Myers was not
under any agreement Tor compensation, but gwen
gratis to Myers Upon Myers becoming coDvaescent
took my daug ter again TO Der home Subsequently,,
nowevcr ms pbyscian advising change OF 10 iuliy
recover, at Myers urgent request again consented
that Matilda might accompany him to varions
seaside resorts on the sound. from which Myers
shortly returned recovered, and Matilda again re.
turned 10 her nome, Myers subsequently taxing up
residence st the Paisley House Alter THIS Myers
made frequent vf-its TO Matilda at her home, aud n
mutual, legitimate attachment seeming to nave
sprung up between them Myers having always rep
resented uimself as u singio man. no objection was
iDterposed by her parents until the discovery follow
ing. =
After a snort time one oil my sons-in-law, Mr. Won
LilisnthaI, most respectable ana honorable gentle
tnat Myers had admitted 10 him that he was mat
RED man. Upon next seeing Myers l took MIN
20 task, ana he then biushngly confessed
TO that such tho laci, ana that
he was separated IRON his wife for long
time, although not divorced. From THIS on my
son-iu-iaw ana forbade his further visiting or hold
Ing any communication with Matilda, aud epJoined
ner nom ever again associatng with this man Myers,
VINO has been tue ans OF destroying tue peace
and happiness ci a respectable famiy aud estrangcd
the elections oil poor unfortunate giri from tnem,
and brought into uisrepGts her name and chaructcr
always duqutstioncd rs to respectabtity parity ana
honor, and Uy tue evil machinati0ns OF TINS, TO say
The least, most unscrupuious man, she mas been IN
fuenccd INTO making statements aud charges wnicn
haisfy Inc coud never have originated In the mind
OF this poor, innocent gir, unless she has lost her
reason. The only trouble uetwcen Matilda aud her
Pafents arose recently under tho following circum-
stanccs:-
ON Sunday morning. the 18Th inst, Matilda, having
previously asked my consent TO 80 OUT which dc-
cled giving, asked 10 bc niow ed to To her church
In Harlem, being one OF the cnor, when permitted,
apd lett osensoiy Tor that purpose, but aid not
return until late sunday Bighi, wnen, upon being
asked, she stJted that SHE had not been at church,
but visiting Myers. Exasperated al her dccepuob
ana disObedcnce OF my express INSTRUCTIONS 20 hoid
no iurthcr communication With him III a mvmcntary
had ever received at my hands; Tor 1 had always
| treated her as kiud and loving father should
thefeupoh sent her 10 her room, from which ABOUT
midnight sue leu. Whithcr sue went Know hot
On going TO gers, the following morning. he tod
mo that sue was not tnere AZ me Gaisley House,
with MN, out cooiiy remarked that ne knew where
she was | uid not Ueieve TINS man TO bo what 40
mas shown himself to be. aud eau only now
sadly regret 100 late however that ever beIrended
MIN manner winch 1 now see he has
sadly abused, and Instead OF being. as hc
| states, she platoDic friend ana protector ol
Tly" hiss biiehted the future ne OF heretofore in-
noccpt pure aud honorable gir II he mas not Oy his
evil iLnaences already ccolnpished her rum From
the above chapter VI domestic history arose The III
cuity winch was tho subject OF investsston NJ tue
Jefferson Market Poics Court against Won Liiicnhal.
| my son-in-isw, charged with threatening 10 take
L hyers' hfa