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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02

fnlmer Der Druid Der u1beirnliden sc
banfen lag, tpsl1e bas grlhetnsn BE-
Iangsn Spbit in ibm eripedt bate.
Galf mar In Der rofigfter 2aune, e
piirate bas Griibltiid nit beiterer
Gder3em, er ridtete lie meiit an BIZ
fleine @ufanns, bic inn burh ibr frOh'
lidss, iilbernes 2aden oafiir oantte
Seine 6eiterfeit tpirfte anftedenb
felbfs Der ernHe MmerifaHer unb BIZ
frantic lrau mubten mitla4en, tpie q
in br1Miger Weife bic fDmif den 4bens
teuer eradblte, speIde er daf feineH
@ammespartien oft init ben 8auern ers
lebte, bic es gar ntdt besreifen tonn'
ten, baB dn feiner Gtabtberr ben bon
ibnen' perahteten Gdmetterlinsen nahs
jaae. Mu9 bas seffrige 9erumflettern
i'm 5umpfe' bes tobtsn Woors, BET pel>
6em bic BON dner parfie na9 bem 3ies
genfopf 5uriidfebrenben iungen Dan7eI
bic @ammler iiberraldf batten, tpuBte
er 10 urfomilG gu f9iloeru, baB @u-
fanne aus benz: 2ahen gar ni9t FER,
ausfam.
Sir ben Mmsritunsr gub bieIe S9ils
berung bic milIfommene Gelegeubeit,
feline @dte gu bitten, iie rnDdten linn
bic Sreube MAIDEN. ibren 8efud i'm
Rotben 9auie auf ldnsere 3sit uus5us
bebnen. rOas Gntbe 9auS ftegt grabe
In Der Mitte allsr Der partie1r, bic sic
madden tpolIen," iagte er. ngonWalb'
bau1en aus baben Sic cine Gfunbe Su
fteisen, ebe sic bic neutrality-suspicious.
melpldbe errei9en, bun bier ulls erreis
9en sic in turser 3eit STR nielges
riibntes tobtes Mpor unb biele anbers
Pldbe, bic irb beim Imberitreffen in
BEN Bergen gum 3tpef Der Sugb unb
bes 8otaniiirens entbedt babe unb bic
Sbnen gu seigen mir Elm pabres 8ers
gniigen Iein tpirb; mir unb allen BEN
Meinisen aber Bsreiten Sic bic 66dhfte
Sreube, tuenn sic fir Ganse 3eit un-
iere Sd tie perben."
gbe Rurt nod bic ibnr auf ber3uuge
f9tpebenbe Mble6nung niefer gfrlaz
buns auslpre9en tpn1te, batte Salt lie
fdon. nit einem ber5li9en 0anteswcrt
angenommen, otpar ni9t fur, 6euf, aher
fir bic nG9fen Sage. 9e,,t, 70 er>
flGrte er, miii1e er nit feinem Treunoe
na9 einem 8eIu9 bes tobter Ntpprs
auf einige Stunben pteber nu4 Walbz
bauIen 3uriid; abep ct perIpra1. fdpu
in ben nG9iten Sdgen Dieber5ufommen
unb bann einige 3eit i'm Gpt4eH Suafe
su bleiben.
Oiefem 8erfpre9en, na9 !peffsm
audi &urt balo barauf gum Ql1fbruA
mabnte, piberiebts ct itd ni9t.
Der Nb19ieb, nel9en Die 5reunoe,
na9bem lie ii9 reilsfertig gemaAt hdtz
ten, bon Der Samilie nubmen, mar
iiberaus ber5li9. Sruu Miiller gub
ibnen bic 9anb, ite ipru3 in iparmen
Wortsn lire Sreube aus iiber ous BON
Salt gegebene 8erIpre9en, bic fleine
Suianns perii9erte benz 9errn Opftpr
sSalf la9enb, fie perbe ibm gang erz
i9redlih bDIe tperben, nenn er 1eln
Wort ni9t re6t balo ein1Ofe uno iie
bann audi mitnebme oll elmer grpBen
@9mstterlinssfanspartie uno aubGlIe
f(aiterte &urt beim Nbi9ieb 3u: vSis
tommen tpieber! Sic miifen tpieber=
tommen = sic baben mir ia Sbre
Silfe bsrfpro9en!"
(ssprtfebung folat.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02
0m gfu mr. 81,

Dmr q sic 9Eams Rarls
den: .Rapa, oft Da gut gelannt24 ~
gsutsr. .O. iais 49, 4arlHen: ~QBllst
Du bxi outer aaune 6leibsnGe 90.
ter: ..gspiB min ih oasI1 - Rapls
sasa. damn ssiss Id Dir mein 3tua@
MIA rnorssa!'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

The Exalbi on Of the Iron County Acricuitura'
Society &c be Held al Iron River.
Tile Iron County Agricultural Society,
the headquarters of which are at Iron
River, will hold an annual exhibition mt
that plnce on September rs and 10.
The event will he Il county fair in the old
acceptance of The term and will he Mt
tended by the usual sports and festive
ties, which county iairs have brought
down from the days OF old. Tho prizes
Offered are modest. but nre ns large M
the purse Of the innnt organization will
warrant and OF sufficient size TO remun-
crate nIl contestants. The DIAMOND
DRIIL urges the merit ot this
enterprise upon the farmers oi thus
side Of the county and trusts that they
will, together with citizens generally,
accord the Iron County Fair n liberal
patronage. Incidentally, the bussineSs
men md farmers of the west side OF the
cnnntv, who have perfected this organiz-
alton, are entitled 20 great credit.
May the sneiety live long and develop
into an organization OF strength and
aiIluencc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

defender. md the cause OF justice upright
judge:
And whereas. bis death has deprived OF a
loving husband and kind aud anectionate
father. "a wife ana children whose bereavement
thereby is greater than others;can hilly know;
Therefore. we, the undersigned members OF the
Iron County Bar hereby express our heartfelt
sorrow. and tender TO the widowed mother and
the orphan children our sincere sympathy In
this darkest hour OF their terrible affection, and
resolve that IN testimony thereof a copy hereof
be published IN TiE DIAMOND DRILL and this
original be delivered TO the family for per.
petual memorial Of the foregoing sentiments
and Of the high respect with which we have
always REGARDED him.
Dated. ri. Crystal Falls Michigan. this 10th
day OF September. A. ID. 1896
FRED II. AnnoTr, l. w FLEwELffSo,
SHERMAN n. HAsDY. NJ, II. MoR ,RrY
A. L. FIvwEr.LiNo NJ. ID. Il. FULf.En.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

That is All Justice Hollow Could Hold William
Bates, Of Mansfield. for.
The case OF the People oi the State OF
Michigan against William and Thps.
BIZ tcs, ~ Mansfield, charged withassault,
with intent TO do great bodily harm,
was brought up for preliminary exnmin-
alton before Justice Hollow on Monday.
The case will he remembered by readers
OF The DIAMOND DRILr. as the outgrowiIl
of mean assault upon the person oi
Capt. S. &. Bennett, some two weeks ago.
NOluminous testimony was taken, but
the evidence was not considered ample
70 hold Thos. Bates, while in the case oi
William Bates, Justice Hollow decided
that only evidence oi assault and
battery was produced. Willinm was
consequently heldnn that charge and the
ease will come up for trinl before Justice
Hollow on Tuesday next.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14


G. A. McRae. OF Iron River, was
brutally assaulted IN that village ON
Tuesday by one Benane II is said that
the assault was the result of law anti,
IN which Mr.. McRae assisted Alex. Quirt
against Bcnane.
The DIAMOND DRILL has enjoyed an
usual run" of job work this week. and
u the printers press Is a reliable indica-
Tor, local conditions are improving.
For this, we aye thankful To orr friends
and patrons.
Easy 10 take, sure Co cure, no pain,
nothing TO dread. pleasant little pills.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Best for
sick headache, biliousness. sour stomach
and constipation. j. G. Wilkinson 4 Co.
Wallace ID. Brown, OF prcsque Isle,
Maine, arrived in Crystal Falls on
Wednesday and is the guest OF his uncle,
q. r. Brown. He will remain in Iron
county during the winter.
Stomach and bowel complaints are
best relieved by the timely use of De
Wits Collie x Cholera Cure. Insist on
having this preparation. Don't take
any other. j. G. Wilkinson 4 Co.
John Murphy started for Salt Lake
City, Utah, last Monday, where he will
Investigate matters in relation to the
estate of his deceased futher-in-law,
Patrick Flcmming.
A baby girl came to brighten the home
oil Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Mcleod on Tues
day morning. John is "buying." now
and the mother and little one are pros
pering abundantly.
"A very pleasant dancing party was
given by Mr.. Frank Scadden at the
Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening. All
participants spent n delightful evening
There is no doubt, no failure, when
you take DeWitt's Collie 4 Cholera Cure.
IL is pleasant, acts promptly, no bad
after effects. j. G. Wilkinson x Co.
Rob. Webb went TO McAllistor, Mimi.
on Monday, where he will enter college.
Elmer Smits departed for the suinc
school early ia the week.
Severe gripping pains OF the stomach
and bowels instantly and effectually
stopped by DeWitt's Collie & ChoIer,
Cure. j. G. Wilkinson 4 Co.
George Dcsbien and family have re-
turned from Atkinson and are occupying
Mrs. N. Lachapelle's building on Third
street.
Mrs. j r. Cond, OF Oshkosh, Wis, was
in town this week looking after the in
terests OF the Smith Premier people.
w, j. Tully has been appointed deputy
postmaster by Postmaster Holister
and II now on duty Mt the office.
L. /. Petit, travelling representative
oil w. n Barrett & Co., ofChicago, called
on home customers Tuesday.
What causes that two-by-six smile ON
the countenancc al Theodore Thouin ?
It's girl, born Tuesday.
Richard Hausc, the Iron River ton.
sorial artist, w'is IN the city Tuesday
evening.
Rev. g. A. Hemenway spent the greater
part oil this week at Iron Mountain.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

Case In United States Court Decided in Favor Of
Defendant, Webb.
On Saturday last, after the forms OF
TnE DIAMOND DRILL had gone 60 press.
the following messnge WIS received from
a. correspondent at Iron River:
81 learn by telegram from T.. j. Mapes,
attorney for W. III. Webb, in the Cannl
Company contempt case, recently tried
before Judge Scycrcns in the United
States district court It Marquette. that
the case was decided in favor OF the
defendant, Webb. Through the kindness
81 Attorney HalScy, a partner OF Rush
Culver. the capable receiver OF the u. s.
i.niri Office, the case ss;;s ;sa-ca from ;;n
unfair default, and through the skillful
management oI II. j. Mapes, who tried
the case in district court. the Canal
Company suffered another defeat"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

renes River Holdings Go for the Largest Price
on Record.
IL Wiibcck d Company have bought
oI the Dnyis-Hulmes company 1H,OOO,r
900 feet Of standing timber on the Fence
river for $50 $50. This IL the highest
price paid here Tor stumpngc In MS large
quantity.
One OF the largest mill companies
hougLt IN 1880 a lot of standing pine on
the Poplar river. Tor $4,000 They
were offered Tor Il last week Si3i 900 In
cash. The price asked IL $15O.0OO. At
the time oi tho purchase the price was
thought ia be excessive.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14
WILL APPEAL.

Michael Fiauniran Does Not Like Justice Rogan =
Decision and Will 60 to Circuit Court.
Tile ease of the People against Michael
Flanagan and Eal. Lafrcnier, for viola
tiOn OF the game law, occupied the ntten.
tion OF justice Rngan Tuesday.
Prosecuting Attorney Moriartv mp
peared for the People and w. II. Hurley
81 Iron Mountain. for the defense A
jury consisting Of G.. II. Brown, G.. Il.
Nuos. H. Meisrr, A. Gummon, John
Stolbelg and =. SOrinson was im-
pnnnellcd. Considerable time was com
sumcd by defendants counsel in arguing
as TO the ndnissibilty uf certain evi.
elenoe and other legal points. The Jury
was out ten minutes and returned Il
verdict of guilty AZ To Flannigan, who
was fined fifty dollars and costs, while
I.affenier was discharged The case will
be appealed TO the circuit court.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

Head Quarter. John r. Harte Post, No. i2f.
g. A.R. Deptment OF Michigan.
Whereas, II has pleased the Grand Commander
above 20 call comrade John Morrison from oar
ranks TO join His Grand Army beyond. we yield
obedience 20 Ills supreme commqgi While II
u painful 60 part with our beloved comrade Il
II Ills viii aud 40 let II be done.
BE IT RESOLVED. that by the death Of Comrade
John Morrison this Post has lost one of its
dearest members. His vacant chair can never
he filled by another His country has lost
one OF its best citizens and his family q
Loving husband and devoted father. BE II
further
RESOLVED. that John p. lfarie Post, No, i2i.
q. A. r.. extends ts deepest sympathy 20 the
bereaved family Of our comrade. John Morrison,
aud that their loss = our loss and their sorrow
II our sorrow. H. Il further
RESOLVED. that the Post charter shall be draped
IN mourning for period ofthlrthy daysand.thnt
these resolutions shall be spread on the edlu.
tant~ report aud u copy Of the same published
in TuE DIAMOND DmLL and one copy OF the
same delivered 70 the family Of Comrade John
Morrison
NJ. BAcn. COMMANDER.
w.. n. fnInLEY. ApJuTANT.
COmmlttcc,J. IT, FAHKs.
REUnAN ELnnFD.
NV. CHAFFE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

Mr.. Sweeney Made Smaller Wages Than ID
Alleged by Busy Critics.
After Mr.. Edward Sweeney had taken
upon himself the laborious task Of rails
ing funds Tor and experimenting the
work oil making the Crystal Falls Gene
terry a respectable resting plnce for the
dead, certain busy und unguarded
tongues venturcd the assertion TINT Mr..
Sweeney undoubtedly flourishcd hand
somely out oI the proceeds OF the sub
scriptions. To show the public just how
much he "ilourished," Mr.. Sweeney has
prepared the subioined statement OF
receipts and expenditures for publica.
ftrns
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

A Parallel Of the Mansfield Horror at Calumet on
Saturday.

a IAfAiclI OF tut n1au8uclo HorfoI az (HIuutt ON
Saturday.
Not since the news of the terrible dis
aster at the Mansfield mine flashed
over the wires from this district two
years ago, has the record OF mining cnsu-
atty in this country furnished the details
Of such an appalling accident as occurred
in the Osceoln copper mine, near Caiu-
met on Saturday last. The mino was
on fire and twenty-nine miners perished
in the bowels of the earth The tire wan
discovered about noon on that day. IL
WAS confined to the inilamable cedar
tagging on the twenty-seventh level.
Orders were Immediately sent To all
portions Df the big mine for the men to
come 10 the surface. advising them oil the
fire. There were only two hundred men
IN the mine at the time and 81 this NUM-
her all but twenty-nipe reached the sur
face in safety. IL is believed thnt all
could have easily escaped, hut for the
fact that many of the men did not has
ten thcir. exit, believing the fire TO he of
little consequence. This opinion Is given
weight by the statements oT certain OF
the survivors. ~ the effect that in their
flight they noticed number pf men
lettering about the lower levels and
scofiing at the suggestion OF immminent
danger They probably succombed To
nsphyxiation from the deadly gases of
the burning timbers ON the levels above.
Following is the list of the lost miners:
CAPT. RICH ARD TREMBATH.
ANDREW WINSEA
JOSEPH sLUTER.
FRED PARTON,
OLE STRONGO
JAMES WILLIAMS.
ISAAC HARVEY.
MICHAEL IiENONEE
RICH BEKEL.
MICHAEL JOHNSON.
RICH GRENFIkLD.
ALnX. DANIEL.
JOHN G. CuDLIP.
THOMAS CURTIS.
ROBERT JOHNS.
MICHAEL SCHULTZ
WILLIAM BRYANT.
PETER MATSTKOM
JOSEPH EALANGTO.
JAMES HARRINGTON.
WILLIAM DONALD.
ANTOINE ZEZEWEAK.
FRED PKARDEN.
JOHN WATSON
HARNEY ELMORE.
FRANCIS LANCER.
PETER S'rKANGAKD.
WALTER DAHL. -
The officials have spared no effort to
rescue the imprisoned men, or, il dend,
10 recover their bodies, but have thus
far Jailed in every attempt. The damage
To the mine Is enormous.
Houghton, Mich, Sent. ia party
OF men went down shaft No. 4 of the Os-
ceola mine and found twenty-thfee dead
miners ut the fourteenth level and two
~ the third level FOur are still missing
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

You are very welcome 10 the services
Mt the First Baptist church tomorrow
Subjects Tor meditation will be M fol-
lows Moriling-~"l How II Faith kept
Allve2v nm incident In the Apostle
Peters lie. The evening will I've spent
with Chas. Wesley, the Hymn writer.
His songs will be sung md n short
short sermon on Gods Use OF Special
Gifts"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

To those many kind friends who so
nohly rendered us invaluable assistance
and TO Others who preferred the same.
during the recent illness and death oi
our beloved husband and father. John
Morrison, We wish IN our humble wny. to
express 80 bar as words can convey our
most heartfelt gratitude.
Mns. JOIN MoRRIsON AND FAMILY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14
We
Are
Giving
Goods
Away!


We do not believe that this state
ment would carry q very pro-
nounced taint of truth. either.
AT any rate such is not the case.
Some people advertise that way,
but we do not employ Annanias
as a trade solicitor. The bust
ness of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14
SURPASSED
BY NONE

On the Menominee Range, in
points of Variety and Com
pleteness, and in order to give
the people of Crystal Falls an
inkling of our prices, we will
quote a few OF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

whereas. an omnircIent God has removed
from The midst of ~ John Morrison. m whose
death We have lost true and trusted friend.
the state q noble citizen, the country brave
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14
THE FAIR

Has been built on the merit of its
goods. honest goods and honest
advertising. We are satisfied
with the foundation and will not
alter 1T 1t. Since Our Fall Fall Stock
was purchased we can truthfully
assert that we have THE FINEST
AND BEST ASSORTED line OF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

We might tell you that we were
exhibiting such a weird curio as
this at our store. Yes, might.
But you would not believe it,
would you. fair reader? We
might also rise to exclaim that
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14
AND
FANCY
GROCERIES

Compelled us to move. Now
that we are in condition to
receive our friends, we re-
spectfully invite them to call
and inspect our stock, wheth-
er or not they desire to deal
with us. Our stock is
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14
Johnson's Leaders,

Wisconsin Fancy Patent = ~
Flour, bread winner LILO
20 pounds OF Granulated I nn
Sugar, standard. l.OU
McLaughlin's xxx -
Coffee .ZO
Good Japan Tea, an ex- On
cellent value, ~~
Choice Oolong and Eng an
lish Breakfast '1~
Choicest Japan, Basket Rn
Fired, 'oV
ee-pound cans Choice Su- III
gar Corn 'AO
3.pound cans Choice To IN
matoes '-v
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14
Dress Goods
FlanneIs
Velvets
LaCes and
trimmings
~

In Iron County. Our stock, in
the palmiest days, was never
bigger or better, and prices were
never SO low. We are fully pre-
pared TO equip the School Boy
or School Girl with a nobby suit,
FROM toe TO crown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
NEW FORMS or TAXATION ~ INDIANA.

Indianapolis. Feb. q (speciaD.-Governor Mat
thcws signed House bill No. SB this afternoon. re-
latng 1t was said about the halls OF legislation.
solely 20 perfectlng oopholes In the tax law and
rounding OF some Jagged ends that the board had
found In administering IL. But among the pro-
visions OF the law two that will surprise most
OF the legislators and especially the strongest lobby
about the state House one IL n provision requr-
Ing all taxable persons 10 list With the assessor
all moneys loaned to building ard loan assocla-
lions This means all paid up and prepaid stock.
which has hitherto been untaxed. There are
number OF bills both branches to tax this stock.
and while the lobby has been firing at them the
tax Law amendments have slipped through with
out difficulty opposition from the lobby repre-
semung the building and loan interest The effect
on capiial IL Is said will be far-reaching. The sec
onl surprising feature OF the bill rs requirement
that ali grccnbacks shall be taxed. There are
several bills pending for this purpose without OPP
rosiflon. but IL not known that the law amend
mcnts provided for the same thing
The fiouse to-day took hold OF the absenteeism
qucsiion with vigor. the session being within two
weeks OF IT'S close and adopted resolution hning
any member absent without good excuse the
amount OF pay equivalent TO the time absent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
1ELLGRxPUIC NOTES.

Trenton. \. J.. Feb. IA tray Of diamonds was
stolen last night from the jowe.ry store OF Thomas
Trapp. In Salc-st. An auction sale was goine on In
the place at the time The diamonds stolen said
to be worth $3.50.
Bridgeport. Conn. Feb. 2S.-Edward L. Hcndrlck-
son. OF this city to-day gave notice TO Captain Biz
mingham that he would claim the reward OF 500
offered by the state for the capture OF "Aiurty''
Savage. the horse thief recently convicted in the
Superior Court here The reward IS also claimed
by Detective Arnold. OF this city, a Merden police
and officer OF the Industrial! School for Boys
In Meriden.
Scranton. Penn. Feb 23.-John Connors thirty
years Old. while tearing away Platform In the
West Ridge shaft last night plunged down the
shaft, over 200 feet by the fitting OF plank He
instantly killed
Albany. Feb 2.-The State Fish and Game Com
mission reports tina; the snow IL deep all through
the woods. During the week half a dozen gam
protectors have been started out into the forests
TO guard against the operations OF hunters VINO
would set dogs upon the deer In the deep snow
Albany. Feb. 23-Among the companies in
corporated to-day Is the Siegel Construction Com
pany. Of New-York CITY. to purchase, sell and i'm
prove lands and leasehOlds In New-YOrk CITY and
TO construct buildings on such lands and lea sehods
Its capital IL 81 100000 and the directors are Ger
Siege, Adolph IewisOhn William r. Rose and
Gibson Putzei. Of New-Yort city. and Henry sIegel
OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
PEACE At ROSTER e. BIAIS.
OSCAR FAMMERsTEIN PARTS WITH HIS INTERES

OSCAR EAMMERSTEIN PARTS WITH HIS INTEREST
IN THE CORPORATION
The legal fgh, which has been going on for
nearly FIVE months between Oscar Hammersteih
and Roster & Bal. has at length reached an enc
The case against Roster Bial individually ana
Roster Bal & Co.. has been dismissed The case
has been going on since October when Mr. Ham
mersten tried to get the Accompaniment TO ap-
point receiver for the corporation This was
denied and suit in the Superior Court followed
Hammerstein desired TO recover $4,000 alleged 10
be wrongfully withheld, and he asked for cancel!a-
ton Of the contract OF July. 1885, reconveyance OF
property, removal Of Roster & Bial as directors
and an Injunction compelling Roster d Bal 10
recognize Hammers;ein In the management Of thr
business.
consent has now been e!terrd into bet"ee" "'e
attorneys Root e. Clark representing Oscar Ham
mers;cin, and Isaac Fromme. repi esenting hoster
& Bal and the corporation. that judgment De- en-
tered without notice. dismissing TIE complaint on
it's merits. 1.-THE effect OF this, said Mr. rroWhe
las. night rs the same though the case had peeh
tried before Judge Dugro 10 conclusion. ana ue-
cision rendered by the the merits In favor
of Roster G. Bal. and the corporation, Roster biaI
& Company, against oscar Hammerstein Besides
this. Oscar Hammerstein has partei with ali OF
his interest In the corporation. and Roster IldI
become the owners OF the leasehold the puIuihS
usted Al the office Of Edwin w Coggeshall. presi-
dent Of the Lawyers Title Insurance company al
No 81 Iibertyst. - , - 81
property but he is entirely out OF 'he
Of Roster Bal & Co.. and has no connection what
u