New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
twenty-seven or twenty-eight years old. How aged
Trebelli IS. cannot pretend TO determine"
coSxLING TO APPEAR IN COURT TO-DAY
MRS. UHLER IN HYsTERICs-HER CHARGES AGAINST
DIR. ANuD0N.

MRS UHIER IN HYsTERICs-HER CHARGES AGAINST
| DIR. AMIDoN.
Justice Donohue yesterday granted VIRUS OIL
habeas CORPUS and certiorar for the purpose OF
BAIL returnable at a. IN. to-day, In the case OF
George W. COnkling, jr., OF Reno, New, who was
| committed to the Tombs by Coroner Levy on
Thursday after the inquestn the case OF William H..
Haverstick. Mrs. Uhler visited the scene OF the
tragedy and there threw herself upon the clothes Of
| the dead man with ordinations of grief. Her
hysteria lasted over half an hour Joseph b. Haver-
stick did not appear aud so the claims to the furn-
ture etc. will not BIO settled until to-day, when he
isexpected to be In the city. Captain McElwan re-
fused to take charge of the property beyond to-day
Yesterday afternoon. in the Office Of her counsel
Mr. Howe, Mrs. Uhler said to TRIBUNE
reporter that she did not know whether
she should return TO Nevada with her brother
or not, as she feared that public sentiment
there would make life uncomfortable Tor her'
She complained that she was detained at the New
York Hospital by DR.. r. W. Amidon. contrary to
her wishes. on the first day that she was taken
there although she desired to give her testimony 10
the Coroner then. Mrs. Uher further said that Dr.
Amdon had retained $3.50 in bills and box OF let
ters. which she had intrusted to him on the night
of the shooting and that he had declined TO return
| them. The money had been taken from off the
canopy of the bed. Mrs Uhler. the advice of
her counsel. sent the following communication 10
| DR.. Amidon
Nyw-YoRK, March %. 1888.
SIR: I now demand that you forthwith deliver to
nv me TO YOU for on the night of March 49,
1883. No further demand will be made on you anu
unless cO% ws s shall apply e '9S
Dr. Amidon received the letter from Mrs Uhler
late in the afternoon. He SAID to lRibGNE re.
| possible for woman whom found IN the deepest
distress Yet she is not responslblefor her acts;
s sGS needs nnrsas tn As S% my f keeping
her prisoner at the hospital you are aware that l
have no authority there, as you may learn on IN
uuiry The house physician has control. l. was nc
who decided whether she ought TO eaye tne sqspi-
tai to attend the inquest or not: | ala everything
for heIgo her nurses and had IsS Te to betpsSd
her in every way i believe my slahding as
physician is known and therefore that my
friends and acquaintance Will give no creneneo
10 certain statements that have been published;
yet it is very annoying to have matters take thS
turn, .;o,.,oa,or.u,ort. on
Monday night | found Mrs. Uhler IN very
nervous and excited condition, toward morn,
ing she became camer and said 10 me tin IN my
which contains private letters of mine principally
from Mr. HaverstIck. Look also on the canopy
over the bed and you will lind small parcel WI
you take charge OF both OF these things Tor me
said yes and looked in the PAGES MENTIONED Oy her
and found the box and parcel Inc parcel
contained $500, which | counted III her presence
When went with Mrs Uhler TO the Now-York
Hospital | took the money aud box with me. AZ
the hospital, Mrs Unler gave mo gold watch,
which She said belonged TO Mr.. Haverstick She
SAID Mr. Haverstick had given her tho watch several
days before. / have since, It Mrs UhleTs roquest.
given the watch to Joseph h. Haverstick, MI.
Haversticks brother, for which lac gave mo re-
celpt. i took tho box and money to my office
sealed the box and deposited the money IN ihs sec
ono National Bank in my name. | have held
the money since tLen on the advice OF my lawyer.
He told me 20 hold the money until he should have
I'D an opportunity 10 give notice TO the representa-
tiyes of Mr. Haveistok. IL the representatives OF
Mir. Haverstick claimed the money, he advised me
to mold it the party who should prove his claims
nize Mrs. UhlcPs claim 10 the money"