The sun., 1892-01-15
ALL FRIENDS OF STROBEL..
ANOTHER MASS MEETING DE- LUNAxfCo
LN0U1REND0
EverybsAy InvitsA - be n the esprsAs
Court To-day asd Hello Get ne the 1ights
efthe Case-Nra. Relss's Trsunph.

EverybsAy ravitea - be n The ssprsns
Court To-day asd Hello Get as the 1ights
sfths Case-Nrs. Keiss's Triumph.
The committee appointed by the parliament
which convened In M. Bremer's grocery store
on Tuesday night. hastily sent out this notice
Yesterday afternoon:
10 TIE TESANTe AND NEraHBoRs OF JOHN sTHoBKr.
Yon requested to attend meeting to be held ~
Mr. Bremers corner OF fortysshth street and Bishth
avenue at half past eight o'clock tonight. fhs Com
mttsc will then make report n action before the
commission. HunARisY
Thirty men and half q dozen women an.
swered the summons. Some Of the mon sat on
the counter swinging their legs. others sat On
potato barrels and vegetable baskets
Young Mr.. Bremer called the meeting 10
order. Mr.. strobel. he declared. was perfectly
sane as we'll as wealthy. but a clique had
managed to keep him away from his friends in
order that they might profit by It.
Lawyer Brady" he said. went to Judge
Barrett yesterday. and II the ladies and gentle
men will kindly give their attention he will
mako hts report"
ladies and gentlemen" began Lawyer
Brady. "tho commission Of physicians which
Judge Barrett appointed called on Mr.. strobsl
.dny and examined him They. will make
their report IN the supreme Court. Part I'LL.
Ss us "sTnSSn GSst e Gs9 SRe
e. ~sns S BE q. 5: there
AT this point stout. red-faced man. whose
""r' dsnt i IT. unScrssaaG nSt ssSs1 H. r. What I. d.
MI. nrcmer jumped ur and said;
cannot see him. We suspect foul play. and 70
a5S ;GinE to Td out where it lies That is all
w |"nh. rshnw." SHAW Mr. Dick rcjoined. II can see
Mr. strobel 4 want to. There must be a mis-.
Mrs Hmm I;si,s. very emphatic German.
"oh. what y"u talking about2 Dr.. .Johnsoa
SEQ him. You Just go and try. bot you you
hS sf s1 s him Don't 5 pay am As
%rs: RsIs1 'aEfnsd to NJ Dick With ..rlum-
.,Ach, you amt in 1t. bet you you amt in
tortss;: @SG: and don't want to be-" Mr. Dick re-
boms ssh En'h You better 60
cried, We're ali friends Of MI. stroSei and
we S, shouldn't quarrel slr. Brady hasn't finished
""Ss 'as H. nss'S: {.
"a 6 they wen. 2pt , Mr. Eeisz M cerss t. BET
A. re@an % | Who hni ts Geen at Tie meeting @ said aid
| to- him:
WIS Say, did You jns' come here to chuck blutfs'
| The janit"r of AIR. strobes fiat said yester.
when MIR. Strohel and his wife were sick
| tried to get sonl",nf the neighbours to do some
| thing for them. None q tha tenants Paid any
| attention to them except Mr.. RAYMOND. Whom
went to him about i, no sent for Dr. johnson.
tend him. sherwood hos frequently nursed
sick rcoE,!," and snnws hoy to tnks . care 9f
l,cnis about III" it,obe!- until Mrs. Htrobel
died. an! then they all mad" fuss because
her coffin wasn't flnn cnuu.h. After that they
wanted to come running In and bother Mr..
| :.;tror"l. and when the nurse wouldn't lot them
! they GO mad"
~. thnlor. who called the frat meeting.
said ti,nt Or. 10 ~. .on was prescribing NOR.
cnni,n say v;!.ethrr this was the proper treat.
mont nr H"'. as he hadn't scen the patient.
srN tha; MIR :trobe!'s heirs are two or three
| children 81 n hrothrr who died in Californis.
and ti'at they ought TO be notified OF the pres
| ent proceeding,