Brower v. Boulton
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. In Equity. Suit by William H. Brower against William G-. Boul-ton and others for alleged infringement of a trade-mark. Bill dismissed. 53 Eed. 390. Complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
WALLACE, Circuit Judge.
This is a bill to restrain the defendants from using the words “La Venezolana” as a trade-mark applied to flour. The complainant is the successor in business of S. Oscar Byder, who died in November, 1888, and A. V. Ryder, who carried on the business subsequently until the complainant purchased it. The complainant registered the words in the patent office as a trademark for flour November 17, 1S91; his application having been made October 9, 1891. The complainant and his predecessors in business, and the defendants, were dealers in flour at New York city, exporting it to…
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