The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

vas IN The summer ct 1885 for ten or twelve thousand
dolars property Nos lIo and IN Twenty first street,
worth s2o 600 wanted ten twelve thousand doIars
1rst saw MRS Parish and stated 70 her what wanted
abe said she would like To take the loan but didn't
then wen, 70 the room in Company with Mrs Parish 70
where be sitting In the library, ssed to him that
hiding too hous IN Twenty first street, descrio
ing them 70 him, aud what hey were worth, and what
amount OF money wanted 10 borrow tnem that
should probably seli them they were com
ple,sd be shcck his head no. Mrs Parsh urged him 70
lake the loan be shook his head again. he looked
earnestly, and stated that building the houses
n cell, and was no particular accommodation 70 me
whether got the money from him any clsc that
my reason of apply ing 70 him supposed he wanted
TO loan ~ he again shcok his heal very decidedly;
Mrs. Parish then said che though. Mr. Parish .oudnr
made another application tn Mr. Parish for loan not
for myself bu. for other parties; friend Of mne Mr.
property worth e5 ooo in Twenty third street.
nth avenue be 10 sash mzker rta'ed 10 Mrs. Parish
take the loap but ddn know whether NJ Parish would
consent and must see him. saw him Immediately;
went with Mrs. Parish 70 the library where he ait
tins; stated 10 him lend OF mine wanted borrow
~, 200 on piece Of property In my Judgment worth
600 MI Parish looked earnestly and shook his
head no; told him thd would IKE 70 have him take
the loan II be possibly could or he would coosons:
told him that kr. Coles q mechanic who had done
work upon bis house when was building and thu, NJ
Coles designed keep the house. than occupying A.
and vouic eve him no srouble pay the interest pune
tusly and could be personal favor TO Mr. Coles and
myself too he would take the loan, Mr. Coles did
not kdow here else get u; didn know OF any ono
else 10 nd 10 him. he then nodded his head ycs and
looked To Mrs Parish and nodded his mead yes. a.
Describe all the sounds words that ron heard Mr.
Parish utterf Well, for yes would be eh eh, sh, a.
well as could describe t. with two three mods Of the
head sorctimrs earnest than nj others; and for
no II would be shake II the hosi, and the sound,
nab nah nah: when any thing impota mentioned
his countensncs would light up with animation, aud he
would give earnest attention apparently; psntei the
front OF his house IN the OF 1887 the color the
bouse was question between Mrs. Parish and mys self
Mr. Parish stiirg In the room; Mr. Parish looked
earnestly at me- stated the color proposed 70 paint ~
wn, the Ceen stone, the color would I'd wise; Mr. Pa
rsh locked earnestly a, In his uua mode OF inquiry,
by the usual rounds have described 10 him would
gea piece Of the pcne and show him the color be nodded
his head "Ycso gn, piece Of he stone. no took In
his hand aud held Up between bmsef and the window;
looked al his Wife che said that color suited her he then
looked at aud nodded his hoad "Yes.' stated 10
Mr.. Parish nt the time that II was q color | had
heard him mention when no building the house,
that he liked; that the reason, ~ the
ressons l selected u; he nodded his htad "Yes:u
4 very little difference In the expression Of Mr..
Pariehs face before and after his attack Mrs. Parshs
conduct toward her husband wa. un,formy kind and
sttentive never Otherwise; he was generally
hind 10 her, but sometimes he nervous seemed
angry this was very rarely; once u occurred when
presenied bill Mr Parish pointing at his deck or aoe
and looking At Mrs Parish, and thea at me; Mrs PARISH
told him she hadn't money 10 the bank n pay the Bill;
he attn pointed NJ the table aud az the bill which
urs. Parish held in Der hand Mrs Parish told IN
wasn't convenient q pay the bill that day. told Mr.
Psrisb that didn't Want the money then; preferred 70