New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
HISTORY or IHE PARISH WiLL cISE.

~ INTs OFT OF WHICH rIG SUIT Has GROWN
FA!LUVE OF ,N AITT2iPT AT SETTLEMENT.
PoUGuEEu@slf, Dec. 17.--Fmthcr eXanna-
ton ia tic Parish will case has been postponed 4
rnursay uoxt before Surrogate Peter Dcrlaud TEouas
Payish lie deceased, was young man wei Known He
was very gsral in his habits, and surrounded by
Eauy Companions who enjoyed his generosity. That he
aud his vifa Nary did have scr"s '.culty early in
sG2 1868 is not generally questioned, and it Is
also not questioned that young man was the Of
Il, and It Is alleged tlat the He not altogether
bacless IN the natter This .ei to a codness between
them but fcnds intcTccd'd and, after mutual under
standug once the couple lived happily together
til 1868. Whilc both ball in Pine Han a
occurred which agaH led colduess between them, and
the same young man, then married, the of it,
But Mr. and Mas. Parish became recOnced and their
domestic bliss remained ndisturbed for years. They
attended balls parties together. made Summer trips
to popular resorts drove and rode together and
tanned company eir rural home short distance east
In 1870 the EapOy house was entered by Miss Susie
Hayt of N2wbgrg, daughter OF Nathaniel Hayt tnat
city. susie was tuen hetween 10 and "a years OF age,
modest, unGssuuing, and gentle natlred and Uf good
character. entered tue Parish family adopted
dauEor ana p 10 TINS Tune e eNlGt ace tiis lar tiAtn
shows ;hrt cst-angement and separation followed her
,0uug, Nr and Mrs. Parish agreed 10 dsagree but lt
IS not an9@h vE eraln except alCnS tBe most intimate
friends Of )0th sides whether Legal papers Of separation
were drawn not Tue sepnr,ton came, and Mrs.
Parish went her fathers home ths city, lir PARISH
allowing her ", 90 per auun, aud diso' II is alleged,
tho fa1n wi,n his adopted daughter, row named Susie
Hsyt Parish, shortly after went abroad with
a cCmpauiUu, visiting he principal cites OF Europe.
Jnoy also visited Florida and san Francisco. All tnis
while public opinion forming, aud the separation,
the adopted daughter, Mrs. Parish the ignored Wife aud
the EugCau Florida, and California Hlps became chief
topica OF aUssp In POughkeepse iey Suddenly Mr..
PerisE taken I'll wifn dropsy az hls dwelling his
farm. H daughter, Susie Huyt Parish, constantly
at his bcdse: not leaving the loom night day. Tho
separated wife sought interview with the dying man.
but could not obtain It. IL reported, and ~iti
great degree OF authenticity that she did once gal adj
mission 20 the sck room, but was pefempe0tly orusied
on; BY Mr. Parish, who then lying seA IN Ded Next
came death, ami few days after the VIII was made
known ana thus tie bitter contest began . ,
Jm,s Parish, CcpicF OF deeeased y auIIg th9 WoOW,
Ngry Parish aud Nahnei Hayt and Pctrr b. Hayt arc
har Tending The adDua daughter. soon alleT the lno n
M aionrtncnf o. Thursday last there Was an atieIupt
,,,t To- hing about an aIncgble adjustment OF me
mater and If Information "a correct came from tho
49, Homer A. Nelson, counsel for James Parish. iIe
Id that the counsel beth sides should meet al the
YIN House in a room previous TO the afternoon
eon The meeting occurred and Judge Nelson asked
Mr Thorne counsel for the executors they could NOS
1 20 same ARRANGEMENT NJ. ThOrne had an inseRe
oy % Viii Ills clients nd with Miss Susie Hayt and was
| tald that il was too late for settlements