New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-25
MRS. FLEMING AT LIBERTY.
SIZE WILL SPEND A MONTH WITH HER
CHILDREN IN THE COUNTRY.
INVITED TO THE HOME OF ONE or HER CoUN-
Sci. AT FINDERNE. y. J.--COsT OF THE
TEIAT. To THE COUNTY MORE THAN
s25ooO-MRs FLEMING SAID TO
HAVE ABOUT $50 600 LEFT
OFT or HER FORTUNE

OFT or HER FORTUNE
or $4,000.
After the verdict. which was returned a few
minutes before | oclocl; yesterday morning, de-
cGring her free woman and innocent Of the
murder # her mother, Mrs Fleming hurried
back to the cell in the Tombs that she had 80
/ long occupied John c. Shaw. her lawyer ami
friend. who escorted her out of the court i'm
nlediately after the verdict tried to persuade her
to sleep at some hotel in the neighborhood, but
! Mrs. Fleming her h,by was still in the prison,
decided that it would be best to delay her de-
parture from the Tomb until The morning. NJ.
Shaw called Oh the erstwhie defendant yester-
! day morning before o'clock and arrangements
! were Immediately made TO have Mrs. Fleming
leave the place. Long before this number Of
women missionaries, principally those who have
been conspicuous by their constant attendance
! IN the courtroom called on Mrs. Fleming. but
| she refused to see any Of them. although she
! sent word to each that she was deeply gratlfled
for their sympathetic attention.
A CROWD BEFORE THE DOORS.
From an early hour also a large crowd was
waiting t. see Mrs Fleming leave the prison.
but as the hours went hy and she did not APP
pear It gradually dwindlcd away. firm IN the
| belief that after all Mrs Fleming ala not spend
/ the night in the Tombs This impression the
! officials of the prison eudeavored 10 foster to
| their utmost but Notwithstanding this effort to
! keep Mrs Fleming's departure frcm the city
| prison secret. there vas still II large number or
people around the doors when. shortly before
! o'clock. Mrs. Fleming came out, in company with
! Nh shaw. and entered cab that was IN walt
ing Before leaving the Tombs she bade an
afrectionate farewell to Mrs. Smith. the matron
OF the prison. ana also thanked Warden Van DE
! Carr and the other officials for the kind and con-
s.dcra,e treatment they had extended 10 her.
Since Mrs Flemng's arrest her daughter
! Oracle has been under the care OF the Gerry
/ Society and despite Mrs Flcmine's acquitia II
was said that the ufii eals of the soclety hdi
manifested a desire yesi"rGay 10 retain PS
/ sfsion Of the child. Mr.. Shaw. however So
cured order from Recorder CON directing the
society ID deliver the girl into hls care ana p"-
/ fore Mrs Fleming left the Tom.s she hal the
opportunity OF embracing her daughter
Mrs Fleming left this city shortly anrr d"
/ O'Clock on the jersey Central Railroad. for nm
I dorne. y J. where che VIII DO The guest ~ h'r
/ lawyer. Mr. shaw. and hls VIE. for a uonih "t
. l'as;. H'r eldest son Waiter mas n'ru l,.ihS ~
Mr. Shav'- house f.r three ia.n nths past ln ado.
. tlon - her daughter Oracle Mrs Fleming inpk
/ with her - Fiulcrn" her second son. A'r41iL
/ and th. baby thl; was born in th" Iumns. \
/ circumstance. H. devoid Z interest. was mat
Mira Fleming rnrug-' ana trJL Win ""i "'
+ nurse for the cA.ll woman NJ III" name ~ A.."
+ i~'Mhn, ",' ",,' "a, 40 .tr,,rt'.,t t,,, ,ro
tr',i I,s .,r.l In and eh ,nn an extraordinary
/ affection f.r thc Irl ..u-tpfI lahr
/ vr.n q..n testeraav uv Tribune rrporior
I r.srnar Nir shaw r.r MIR Nathan could s1v
/ what Mrs IIonings p.ans were. q has hern
/ hiui,d that Ferdinand WN0ke- and Ms Fi'f1-
! lng would joe married. Tu.s idea g. F''di'c oy
| both
FLAWS ~ THE PROsECrTiof
Before The jury returned t. court Yesterday
morning a. wa, agreed TINT mono z nc Jurorf
/ should comment for pui'l-ati on the nature ~
tho prococd.ues tia, aaI taken place within 'he
privacy q 'h" iafrr'on N""y reports '"''
| appeared af % fhe staining ' 'h" i''> '" '"'
yaflpus d. iot. ana the points pn "hi'h me ,''f
| mon were "'' "E' ,,io,i..
| 4 ,r~,,,,.a ,.,.-f.. Visited several n the jury
! ,'..r Yesterday and from conversations WITH
,, Z, ...,,,lf a,,,,r.ni that the failure ~ the
/ .t. ,-,.. 90 Ms T1.mfrc'a rosscs-
/ i' .,t......,. '...,s f..l..d trn,, ass 4,
I.N 49, - fr ,to p.,tl| " 20
! '"'" 49,, ni.s or~.ic,nr,cu, 81 Mr. Scheelc
over Mr. "i ..,,. h.,ta,i',, ,ho i,rv
80 '"' q t.,.. .h.r ,,c,n ,h.ir con-
"' ~ ~ 80. - ,-,.,.,r.a
slneIa'oh 1T "'"''''
MRS. FLEMlNG'S FORTUNE
...,.,. &c ., tho ,r,h
MT NNi" was ",N'' 49,, -,
! able cost of Mrs. Fleming defence MI """"
refused - enter irtp any details. but II was
- ,t ,ho, .f,or ravlnp the OK
e"'' -, ..,,,,s ,,r,.o. J.
ines oi j. .,' Cn,,r, - anhorize the City
Chambcrlain notwithstanding her indictmen,, TO
! pay over 10 h'r 'h1 mon .., - irf, much over
S.o ooo nu, - tho original $4,000 Mr.. Shaw
win Immediately make epphcation to IN" 'lty
! Chamberlain to deliver up 10 Mrs Fleming Ihr
residue Of her money. Most Of this Is Invested
/ lr real estate mortgages In this city, but as the
security IL what is known as gilt edged. IN"
Ct,,. rlafu II f. said will cOpeout to pay
| ,ba o,nnunt duo 10 Nrs Fleming out Of the idle
s,rts q, bie dlsrosaL ana viii subsequently
n,i,o 49,, ,bc eorr,ltioa at MS convenience.
'"''" " - ,
THE LAST or TIE Il""'"
', l., ,, ,.,,, aoenitoI, known what the cost OF
- - "'' ,,,,. hut q fair idea
. ,,,,a. may be arrived at