The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

recollect have even spoken of Il aer lhe note
gate Did anybody e about tina. s
before you gave your testimony A. They did not sir
Did you mention i to Mrs. Parish nor she 70 your A.
She did not mention II to have any rec0eotioa
saying thing TO her on the subject O. Did you
speak Of that any Of the counsel before your
did the day Of examination; dent reco It. but tap
pears TO me was before was sworn; mad impress
s'made Impression" A. Communicating with Mr.. Cut.
ting made no impression on my mind what said 70 him
Parshs counsel about what you testify to in this
case2 A. Yes sir, it was Q. Had you previously stated
what eond testify ssa IN h cas No.
Parish was in the carriage at the time the occurrenos
,Sok place shs did not say any thing that recSeos 2.
this action OF Mr. Parish did not strike me rem srkablo
at the time nor make strong impression on my mind
drew my note Tor $25 900 Mrs. Parish's order; bad
no directions for doing 80; the check recetv-
eordnsy when 1A% applied sad for d, tSs e Of
COO Mr.. Parish nodded his head Immediately; i
to Mr. Henry Parish after his attack a oan or to
sent 10 anything and fail TO obtain consentS A. Nq
never asked him anything what vas granted have
recollection of asking his anything and iai
ipg to obtain II. q During the life Mr.. Parish
stier the attack did you frequently or OCCASIONALLY ate
times during the season Q What seasons did you
attends A When Grlsi and Mario wen r'aying,
winter Of 1884 think did not attend tho asst wintss
the winter Of lS54-5. Q. DO you know whether
uring the winter you attended Mrs Parish Intended the
times. Q DID you or not attend the Opera ". her w.
self A. Yes sir. O. Did you attend the Oera d
Q. You have spoken OF M. Parish appearing TO
stand some things that were said to him; have 70
stated to Mr. Frederick Bronson that Mr.. Parish cou
originate nything make any suggestion, and that
you talked to him about selling or disposing Vi pro-
his manner seemed to indicate do az you please
n2' A. | should like to make two answers to th-y
think did say Mr. Bronson that Mr. Parish could mot
make suggestion or originate anything that under
stood; don't think told Mr. Bronson that when
you talked him about selling disposng Of property
bis seemed to indicate do you please with
words say 10 Mr. Bronson In substance that when yoa
talked to Mr. Parish about selling his property his man
with it, and if not, what did yoa say on that poini1
! did not, sir; think did not say any such thing;
no distinct recollection Of what Sd say but from
any other person that he proposed that his interest in
property should be disposed Of in that way.
here and superntended the management OF at all times
when was in the city and until was afflicted always
purchased the goods for both concerns, made the
tracts, &C.; my aficon the paralysis. Q -,w did
you first become that you were at all affected 10
health a. was On v 70 s ,, W 1--we s.;.o
sept comfortably got up at the usual time the next
morning, and aware Of this thing until went 70
the breakfast table; then met Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence;
she spoke TO and did not respond though msde an
effort Lawrence then asked me two or three ques
tons, and getting no reply, then Mr. Lawrence addre!d
me- all OF which recolec perfectly made effort -
answer him. great effort but did not succeed in doing
go my breakfast usual; he discovered there
something the matter, and sent for his phys csn he felt
my pulse when he came. and pronounced case OF pa
raIysis Q when and how did you perceive your nabi-
lily TO yriteS A. This Sunday morning. REMAINED
at Mr.. Lawrerces all day, and came 10 town with hi
Monday morning. walked TO the cars from bis house
from the 10 my store in Broad way, IN company 49,
him; after got into the store there was immediate
call for come sterling exchange which was then selling
for the Bank Of Charleston then Ii was that was brough
to the test OF writing on my applying my hand 70 the
paper found could not write At sllcoud not shape
purposes OF that Kind; | have never r2 81
speech entirely; there are some words
speak distinctly there day tina. ca
at ALL the first two days after the attack
great difficulty, especially on the frat day; for
hours in the morning Of that day could not speal
II appeared 10 me that recovered my speech ~
others tell me they did not discover any impr4
1t AFTER the first ten days or SO; my credit anc
mr. Parish the or Of tor The Mobile
refused il in his usual way; the 50, goo he re
manner, and the sl2 600 | offered as much
would take for the property for an
pose, for bad no idea of giving him
$1,000 he nodded his head at my las
made of these offers TO tEe 81
ncrs; thought to conveyed the idea
was wiling to accept my Offer when be bowe
ness Of Mr. Parish do not think Affected TN
outstanding interests Of the other partners; l q,
the collections seemed best In my judgme
Mr. Parish's o. his left hand was tolcrat
Re used II in the usual way, II appears to me-
Witness crossexamined by Mr.. OConor-
i'd not copfne me 10 the house at all; walked t5ou
sual but kept out OF the way OF excitement kept out
roadway and Wall street; did this i've six days;
able TO write within week amer the attack; while
vas unable 10 write. had the perfect use OF Onan
scept Tor minute purposes, such as writing
witness-l desire to make an explanation IN regard
what Mr. Bronson has sad my recollection Of the int
view that told him that was frequently approac
cd the subject or the codicls 70 the will OF Hem
Parish, and from remarks made by gentlen II
table, ut the Asor House. public opinion seemed 10 ha
decided that these codcls to the will could no. stan
that Is the explanation wished 70 make Mr. Bronson
recollection is perhaps good mine but as to my
saying What has been reported TO have been sad could
rot have been
Mr.. oConor-How long ago was that coaversatio1Sua.
think II was in April last.
Judge Edm onds-Wno introduced the subjec
codiciisS A. Mir. Bronson.
Y. What were your terms Of intimacy with b.
There intimacy between us; knew cac
vel, and on meeung that evening had this talk.
The case was then adjourned I'LL the ID OF n
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