White v. E. P. Gleason Manuf'g Co.

This suit is brought upon reissued letters patent No. 7,286, granted to the orator upon the surrender of original letters No. 162,731, dated April 27,1875, for an improvement in globe-holders. It has been before heard, and upon that hearing it was decided that the patent was invalid for want of novelty. White v. Gleason Mannf’g Co. 8 Fed. Rep. 917; 19 O. G. 1494. Since then the orator has filed a disclaimer, the cause has been opened, and the disclaimer, with some other proof, received in evidence, and a rehearing has been had upon the case so made up. The disclaimer could add nothing to the…