McGill v. Whitehead & Hoag Co.

CROSS, District Judge.

The complainant, George W. McGill, filed his bill of complaint against the defendant, the Whitehead & 'Hoag Company, alleging infringement of certain letters patent of the United States, issued to him September 25, 1883, and known as No. 285,641, and asking that the defendant might be enjoined from making and selling the invention therein set forth and claimed, and also asking for an accounting of the gains and profits made by the defendant from the manufacture and sale of such patented article, and that he might be decreed to pay to the complainant the damages sustained…