New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17
THE ROSE MICHEL SUIT.

ORDER OF INJUNCTION SETTLED BY JUDGE CURTIS
In the suit of Sheridan Shook and "A. NJ.
Palmer against Ausustin DAILY and simmonds x Wall,
dramatic agents. to restrain Mr.. DAILY and his codefend
ants from any performance publication or tho play
Rose Michel" Judge Curtis in Superior Court Special
Term has settled the order enonng the defendants in
the fullest from any interference with the play in
accordance with his opinion already published The fol-
lowing is the order:
An Injunction ordering the said defendants and each
and every pe s q" them and each Of them to
dess and refrain from producing performing represent
adapting selling or In any way disposing OF using the
drama VI composition, or play entitled hose MICHEL
suerns or permitting 10 be produced represented per-
formed played, printed published, translated, copied
adapted otherwise exercising or assuming to exercise
any control ownership dominion Of in to or over the
said drama composition play or manuscripts IN whole OF
ing performing playing printing publishing otherwise
exhibiting causing permitting or suffering TO be pro-
published or otherwise exhibited any play under the
name or title OF Rose Michel" any colorado ima-
ton thereof having heretofore 70 wit on the 18th day
of August 1873 been granted by the Hon John j. Freed
why the said injunction should not be continued, having
with all the papers been duly served on the said
Now, on reading and filing the said Injunction order
and order to show cause and me compliant sernsa
is75. and the affidavit Of Albert NJ Palmer, sworn
e 70 on 'e sae With exhibits thereto annexed
napers the said injunction order granted, and also
the adavs OF sheridan Shook sworn To Oh the 6th day
Of September, 1872 and exhibits thereto anhsaea Oh A.
Hart Jackson sworn to on the LIST day OF septem6sr
1875 and Of Albert Palmer, sworn 10 on the olh uay
OF September 1870 with exhibits thereto xed, sub
seguenty served, all on the part OF inc PLAN,
the answer OF the defendant, DAILY, sworn to on the
4th day OF September 1873. the atdavits OF said DAILY
respectively ON the 4th and oth OF september
Is75 and the answer Of the defendant, Horace Wall
sworn TO on 9TH day of September 1879 and the az
adsyits OF said Horace WALL both sworn TO on tho 9h o
scptembee 1875 and the exhibits annexed TO said sew
Charles Brooke OF counsel for the plaintiffs IN favor
of continuing said injunction, and William d. BOOTH
Walter E. smith, and Thomas W. Clarke OF counsel Tor
opposed thereto II IL ordered that the said
Injunction and order be in all things continued during
the tendency and until the termination OF this ACTION
with $40 costs " the plaintiffs A copy. ,.. o,o,
MKEE RANKIN RESTRAINED FROM PLAYING THE
TWO ORPHANS
Tn the suit brought by Sheridan Shook and
NJ Palmer against Mckee Rankin, tried In the United
States District Court In Minnesota to restrain the defend
ant from playing the 1.-TWO Orphans" OF which the
plaintiffs claim both the stage right and copyright, de-
c.ion has been granted In favor Of the plaintiffs j.
plaintiffs counsel states that In an elab-
crate opinion Judge Nelson sustans the pantins right
all points. and grants the Injunction, placing inc do
| PENDANT under bond In $1,000
I TIE TWO ORPHANS" ENJOINED IN ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 16.-At the suit OF
Shook and Palmer of NewYork, Judge Wilson to-day
granted preliminary injunction against Rankins The
atrica Troupe performing here orbiddng the fur
VI the play known as Inc TWO Or
phans the plaintiffs claiming 10 DO the owners Of the
copyright