The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-02

examination. A. Hor language was quiet Havs you
other 10 make 10 that epestoap A. Her Ian
gu.ge was Mrs Pasrn told me not 70 e. Mr. nanss "a
Whatever she did not Ike 10 see them. @ Did she say
anything eisef A. She might have said that she wanted
70 keep the house quiet or something 70 that effect
O. Is your best recollection that she did say so2 A.
Well, ] can't exactly .ay; 10 the best d my belief
the house qnets A. No. she knew that knew or ought
TO have known, by my keeping the people, not exactly
keeping the people but attended them at the front
door. Did you attt ID hem ut the 'front.' door forshe
purpose Of telling them that Mr. Parish too sick 70
come nf A. Yes 2. Did not Mrs Parish say that the
doctors had gwen orders that Mr. Parish must not be
Disturbed and tina. 20 visitors should be permitted TO
enter his room? A. She told me the doctor had given or
oers ne should not De disturbed but she dd not say as
What did she say about the orders the doctors had
givenf give her language A. Well she told me she
wanted TO keep the house quiet not to allow Mr. Parshs
family TO come in; but her own came in and out,
and she didnt have anything 70 say 70 them.
Question repeated A. She didn cay particular
about the orders; she gave the orders herself Q.
Did not Mrs. Parish 70 you or IN your hearing, that
the doctors had given orders that Mr. Parish must be
lowed TO visit him in his room, or to that enccH A. That
perfon-she may: she told me not 70 let any one in
O. You have stated that MS Parish did not say that no
person should be allowed 10 60 into his room there were
excepuons-state the exceptions. A. Or her own bro
Tiers O After Mr.. PaIshs attack did you ever Mr..
Daniel Parish inside of the house upon any occasion other
than the one you have mentionedf A. Not that ! can
Mr.. Daniel Parish in and went up stairs into Mr..
Harry Parshs ROOM that you heard the doctor say Mr.
Parish very low, ard he was afraid he could do no
goodf A. think IT Q. Was i not because you
heard the doctor say that you let Mr. Daniel Parish inf
A. Yes; thought he wouldn't i've and I wanted to let
one brother ether Thought he had wished
had not made any attempt to come in--and wanted
him to h:s brother O. immediately after the attack
and for time afterwards VIII Oh OF The brothers OF
Mrs Parish did you enter the room OF Mr. Henry
Parish2 A. cannot reco!lect which entered the
O. Did you any the brothers in his ROOM except
pr. Delafedp A. Yes. Q Which Of ihems A. cannot
exactly say; often them 90 IN and out Of tie room;
can't exactly say Which saw lrst or last For some
her brothers in Mr. Parishs bedroom, except Pr. Della
field, and Mr. Henry or Mr. William Dela.elda A. Wen,
can exactly say for two or three weeks: saw them
IN and Of the with Mrs. Parish she sat in The
room, and the door tbrowa open. q How long
did Mr.. Daniel Parish remain IN hts brothers
the occasion you have meLuoEedf a. Wen, net many
minutes. Q. About hoN many2 A. can't exactly say,
may have been 10, ID or 20 ninrtes him 90 on,
afterwards raw him go out in few minutes, cannot say
how many 2. How long, were you in Mr.. Henry
theres A. Only While was looking At him.
O. State what If thing, said by Mr. Daniel Parsh
Whale You were in the foomf A. did DOT hear nothing
said Q. When you let the room, whore did you go a.
Down stirs. O. For what purpose did you 20 down
stairsf A. My business not up stairs any longer my
business down stairs. Q. Where Mrs. Henry
Parish when you down stairsS A. She IN the
next room to Mr.. Parshs. @ When you left Mr.. Horny
Parsns room did YOU MT go to MRS Parish and tell her
what you had seen? A. came out through the don't
reccllec that have made any remarks TO her q Why
did YOU not report TO her what you had seens A. Wel
thing you about you left Mr. parshs room? A.
Not thar recoeet until Mr. Daniel Parish left the house
of the house a. What did she then say % jour
Give her words. A. We 10 the best .. my belief she
told me 10 be particular not n Si nm in again. something
like that know she fet angry with me for letting him
up Q. Did Mr. Parish tell you to go into Mr.. Parshs
ard stay there long Mr. Daniel Parish in
TIE roomY A. No. Y Did she tell you how long you
should stay theres A. No. she only asked TO what
Mr. Parish doing that can recollect. Q Why did
you leave Mr. Parish room at the end OF minute or
half minute2 A. We'll, didn't think there was any oc
caSOu remain in IL. o. Have q
your possession which written by Mrs. Parish. A.
Yes. Gapers produced)
Michael Quinn lived in my employ for one year az
waiter He is DESTROYS Of lng the sstion Of coachman,
situation should think he might I'LL satisfactorily. He
uncommony quiet always at home civil, and appears
10 be very fond Of horses and Is at the same time very
good waiter. SUSAN N. PARlSh.
November g. 1897
'Mr Parish will be much obliged 10 Mr.. Coils for any
information the character Of the bearer Michael
QUINN who has applied for the situation OF waiter, and
refers Mr. Coils having known him in the two fa
hes with whom he lived in Dublin Mrs. Parish woui1 &c
pleased know that te enclosed papers authentic,
and whether the ilay be relied 10 honesty So
briefly, and general coed conduct. October IT,"