New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
No COMPROMISE IN The FLACR CASE'
BOTH SIDES DENY PUBLISHED REPORTS TIA
A SETTLE MENT HAS BEEN MADE"

BOTH SIDES DENY PUBLISHED REPORTS TIA
A SETTLEMENT HAS BEEN MADE"
II NAV be safely said that the statements win
which the air was filed yesterday, whether Oaseu
tpon positive assertion mere r'iinor thae INC i
case had been compromised ana set'ieo' arc -,
anv foundation in fact. The main-staS vi 'I'' So
r,s n renorted interview with Mrs eamuel d. Dl"s-
- .,o niece NJ Mrs Flack who brought her aunt
a tn New.York from the country hotel near
No,yb,,rq TO her husbands house, No J-2 Fast
Eighty Speaking to tribune rePo''0''
bingham said yesterday: Inc sa'omc" VIM"
,orrosopts me as declaring that had done
with nv aunt because she hau H""
oomnromise with Sheriff Flack against the a"Nco VI
w., hnshond and myself Is without the slightest par
t,clc of truth. Mrs. Fack has made no rs,
She will make none. The report that she n'u ooo
ottood ayav from us and had been vailed upon
20 agree IN settlement which her counsel did h0' ap
nr,ye Is equally false. My aunt mas po' P"
,A. aura, ,,on, oar house since she came to u.s.
am as sure of IL as of anything IN ule "or nav
che will do nothing without the advice Oh her o"
and her hest friends, and nobody nced ha'o '''
elightest fears on that points Mrs. BinghamS mai
ner was that Of a thoroughly ihdisnau' "'"'"
natience had been wholly exhausted -
Tho same sort of news came from tie Other s"o'
A, tina sberin's Office the story Of settl'hcn' was
denied without reserve. William Flach ""7 'o -,
the sherif's earliest visitors yesterday anu ~'-
tustica Mcneil came soon after, Nllhdm in'"'
90, ,.,ns hotween the sheriff's office ana the Id"
Office Of ex.Judge Fullerton and Justice Moheli ca'o
and ret,rned often 10 his own office In the stewart
pui,diny A Tribune reporter saw the JUSTICE "o"'
The close OF business hours. In reply 10 quos'io'
a. 10 the reported settlement OF the case ne sau' ~
was nv purpose to say nothing more about TINS matter
unt,l IL came into court but have no hesi'auo" ~
branding the story OF compromise as wholly W'nou.
foundation have no expectation of seeing u sc'uo'
out of court" ., ooa
rreadweu Cleveland, Mrs. Flacks counsel seemeo
rouoh annoyed ct the statement so posuNeS niau''
tina, Mrs Flaoh had been decoyed away from hcr
counsel and friends and hurried into an ii-conS"crea
and onesided agreement In which she haa sist tS
awav her well known advantages. No'hi"s vi '"o
AE iudsc Fullerton by no means gfa',hea win VIII
the statnnlents which made him party 70 uno ~ I
ui6Ens business said 10 have been playea upon sis
Nd 70 induce her give up her rghis ana sisn
legal paper forfoitlng her clans upon 'no 'ner"'
any utterly rcpudate such settlement nc san ,
4" sheriff Flack has meyer asked me 20 40 any US
bonorable thing He will be found ialr ana manly MY
and STRAIGHTFORWARD all through this business n,
TnIeron was plainly expecting an early ihvn onios
an The mart OF Mrs Flack and repeated nv PioN .p1s
otatement that he was ready for H. MANY other
storias which had found their way mo pri"u o. W
he audience which had been filed WIN heisres
Mce,ss report declared by the LAWYERS on oo'n
sides 10 rest solely upon somebody's imagnaioh'