King v. Anderson
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
This is a suit in equity by J. Berre King and George B. King against R. Napier Anderson and Enos A. Bronson for infringement of a patent.
1Opinion of the Court
OOXE, District Judge.
TMs is an equity suit for the infringement of letrera patent, No. 897,296, granted to George B. King, February 5, 1889, for an improvement in compounds to restrain the setting of plaster. The patent is now owned by complainants. The specification points out that it is very desirable to restrain the natural tendency of plaster of Paris and similar materials to set too quickly. To accomplish this result the patentee grinds dry hydrated lime to a powder and mixes it with the restraining substance — preferably glue — dissolved In water, thus forming a pasty mass. For ordinary…
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