New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

Vernon She knew Mrs Fleming ana nel va ue e..
ter Oracle and had known them ever sir ,o &c.
latter had lived at No. oh MannAtt ta, ,ngether
spring Oracle and she used TO pay .oee cha
and had often visited each other honieoS; -.
testified that she remembered AuRus' sohooi
because 1t was the last FRIDAY oeIore nv r., dav
vacation ended On the morning or tr'' u.S
che went TO the Colonial Ho:el, 70 pay W.
Oracle Fleming and her niue ir,enu AND
anjed her back to No 800 Manhattah-a'..' OF. a
Saved while witness ate her luncheon AZ .,.is
$50 NJ Rrooke said he was not "a tlsfied WIN
the witnesses answer az to no" shs ucIntvro
the date wnen this occurred, anu Ait ~" sarah
thsrsunon called the girls mother. Mrs on, a. az
r. King who corroborated her daugn's' ~
Mont that August 80 was the last triday Vi '
school vacation.
DELIVERY OF THE CHCWDEh.
Florence King was then recalled, and said 'h"'
when she had finished her luncheon she "e"'
back with Oracle Fleming to the Cooh'ai no.
I'VE rlayed a little while" she said. ana 'he''
mont with Oracle 10 her grandma's tMrs Bliss)'
II was late in the afternoon when we went
o.-Before you went to Grace's grandWYasss s I,o
Mrs Fleming say anything T. you -; 70 grand
said: Take this clam cho"der ana PC
o-what was the clam chswder I'M 1n?o Gated with
her hands the circumference OF sa' ,vr r' p
What was the pie in n' Ma al b S%s house? Az
'e @- IN you got there, dbl yon SEQ GFace''
sr o"What did oracle do with the TN pahY A.
s1s syS d 81 " her grandma do with Inc p'e' A.
She put II on a plate J., ,.,t, tho clam chowder,
ssh An4 po %nai fla os sd' into pitcher
G. Where the pitcher when si she poured II III !
When Graces grandma poured vn an the c faan
chowder into pitcher what .ia you home ar again
d95 A ths COLO la IL iIots ' AYes sir
0what DID Grace say to hf h., sranHms said
the clam chowdcr was very nice
WHAT MRS FLEMING SAID.
.r,,d Mrs Fleming say anything?" then asked
Mr. Mcintyre. TO which lit'le Florence repiiea
Yes she said TO Grace I hope you didht ea'
any OF H. . NJ.
Flaming and her half sister. Miss Florence Bliss
10th Of whom had been following the eVi 1ss,
intently were observed 10 turn pale Hrn. l Ioi
tno ,,rned 10 her sister and said something 10
her. NJ, r1ar,
Witness continuing said that wnsn Mrs ie MI
ing said she hoped Oracle Rad eaten rome OF tne
clan, chowder Oracle replied. mo. ma She
addnd Thai Mrs Fleming sent downstairs for
Some meat-she could not remember what hlho
corn potatoes and lee cream for them ana NC NC
they had eaten It. they went t. the farK 70 piay
Mr. Brooke moved that the wholc OF inc eN.-
dsrce az Florence should b. stricken OUT. put th's
being denied no proceeded 10 cr"ai~eNahhe ~,
While he elected from her the statement that sHe
and had told Them her story MI brookr iaileh
~ sbake or undermine any OF the chids testi-
mony. . 49,, a., tI,..iiny
Before tho child left the stand Nj. iiV'"''S,
- " - asked her how she knew the pail
Contained clam chowder. shs replied that az
they wer. coming downstairs Oracle spilled som.
~ tho contents ~ tho can. ana thH' "raole pu'
her finger in the LIQUID ana ater h'he'''"S IT,
said 'Oh. its clam chowdcr
This CLOSE Florence King cviden'o. ana at ~.
,b, st.nnrraphcr had rad his minutes or hrr
testimony q the jury. because "' 'i'r -" ,',
which tho young "itn--s spoke. the V""'' ~"
iourned until 1880 this morning