interest from December 31st, 1898, which interest amounts to $154.17; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from January 31st, 1899; which interest amounts to $150.09; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from February 28th, 1899, which interest amounts to $150; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from March 31st, 1899, which interest amounts to $147.92; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from April 30th, 1899, which interest amounts to $145.84; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from May 31st, 1899, which interest amounts to $143.75; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from June 30th, 1899, which interest amounts to $141.67; and the further sum of $416.66} with interest from July 31st, 1899, which interest amounts to $139.59; and the further sum of $416.66% with interest from August 31st, 1899, which interest amounts to $137.50; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from September 30th, 1899, which interest amounts to $135.42; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from October 31st, 1899, which interest amounts to $137.50; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from November 30th, 1899, which interest amounts to $131.25; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from December 31st, 1899, which interest amounts to $129.17; and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from January 31st, 1900, which interest amounts to $127.09; and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from February 28th, 1900, which interest amounts to $125.00, and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from March 31st, 1900, which interest amounts to $122.92; and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from April 30th, 1900, which interest amounts to $120.84; and the further sum of $416.66%, with interest from May 31st, 1900, which interest amounts to $118.75; and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from June 30th, 1900, which interest amounts to $116.67; and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from July 31st, 1900, which interest amounts to $114.59; and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from August 1900, which interest amounts to $112.50; and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from September 30th, 1900, which interest amounts to $110.42; and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from October 31st, 1900, which interest amounts to $112.50; and the further sum of $416.66%, with interest from November 30th, 1900, which interest amounts to $106.25; and the further sum of $416.66%, with interest from December 31st, 1900, which interest amounts to $104.17; and the further sum of $416.66, with interest from January 31st, 1901, which interest amounts to $102.09; and the further sum of $416.663, with interest from February 28th, 1901, which interest amounts to $100.00; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from March 31st, 1901, which interest amounts to $97.92; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from April 30th, 1901, which interest amounts to $95.84; and the further sum of $416.66% with interest from May 31st, 1901, which interest amounts to $93.75; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from June 30, 1901, which interest amounts to $91.67; and the further sum of $416.66% with interest from July 31st, 1901, which interest amounts to $89.59; and the further

sum of $416.663 with interest from December 31st, 1901, which interest amounts to $87.50; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from September 30th, 1901, which interest amounts to $85.42; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from October 31st, 1901, which interest amounts to $83.34; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from November 30th, 1901, which interest amounts to $81.25; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from December 31st, 1901, which interest amounts to $79.17; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from January 31st, 1902, which interest amounts to $77.09; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from February 28th, 1902, which interest amounts to $75.00; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from March 31st, 1902, which interest amounts to $72.92; and the further sum of $416.66% with interest from April 30, 1902, which interest amounts to $70.84; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from May 31st, 1902, which interest amounts to $68.75; and the further sum of $416.66} with interest from June 30th, 1902, which interest amounts to $66.67; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from July 31st, 1902, which interest amounts to $64.59; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from August 31st, 1902, which interest amounts to $62.50; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from January 31st, 1903, which interest amounts to $60.42; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from October 31st, 1902, which interest amounts to $58.34; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from November 30th, 1902, which interest amounts to $65.25; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from December 31st, 1902, which interest amounts to $54.17; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from January 31st, 1903, which interest amounts to $52.09; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from February 28th, 1903, which interest amounts to $50.00; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from March 31st, 1903, which interest amounts to $47.92; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from April 30th, 1903, which interest amounts to $45.94; and the further sum of $416.66% with interest from May 31st, 1903, which interest amounts to $43.75; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from June 30th, 1903, which interest amounts to $41.67; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from July 31st, 1903, which interest amounts to $39.50; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from August 31st, 1903, which interest amounts to $37.50; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from September 30th, 1903, which interest amounts to $35.42; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from October 31st, 1903, which interest amounts to $33.34; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from November 30th, 1903, which interest amounts to $31.25; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from December 31st, 1903, which interest amounts to $29.17; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from January 31st, 1904, which interest amounts to $27.09; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from February 29th, 1904, which interest amounts to $25.00; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from March 31st, 1904, which interest amounts to $22.92; and the further sum of $416.66

with interest from April 30th, 1904, which interest amounts to $20.84; and the further sum of $416.66% with interest from May 31st, 1904, which interest amounts to $18.75; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from June 30th, 1904, which interest amounts to $16.67; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from July 31st, 1904, which interest amounts to $14.59; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from August 31st, 1904, which interest amounts to $12.50; and the further sum of $416.66} with interest from September 30th, 1904, which interest amounts to $10.42; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from October 31st, 1904, which interest amounts to $8.34; and the further sum of $416.66% with interest from November 30th, 1904, which interest amounts to $6.25; and the further sum of $416.66 with interest from December 31st, 1904, which interest amounts to $4.17; and the further sum of $416.663 with interest from January, 1905, which interest amounts to $2.09; and the further sum of $416.663 due February 28th, 1905. In the aggregate $37,604 39/100 Dollars, together with the said costs of $423 72/100 dollars, making a total of $38,028 11/100.

And that the complainants above named may have an execution to collect the said sum of $38,028 11/100 from the said defendant, the Goodyear Shoe Machinery Company of Portland, Maine, otherwise known as the United Shoe Machinery Company of Maine; and it is further

Ordered, adjudged and decreed, that thereafter, in case upon or before the last day of any succeeding month prior to August 31st, 1908, provided that the said letters patent of the United States number 459,036, then still remain in force as a valid patent, said defendant shall omit to pay the said complainants or to the successors of the said complainants said sum of $416.663; and also in case on September 8th, 1908, said defendant fail to pay the said complainants or their successors the further sum of $111.04, then immediately upon and after each such default and failure to pay any said sum as aforesaid, said complainants or their successors may apply to this Court at the foot of this decree upon four days' notice to Edward H. Childs, Esq., the solicitor who appeared for said defendants in this suit at his office, number 59 Wall Street, in the Borough of Manhattan, City and County of New York, or at such office or address as the said defendant may subsequently by notice in writing to the complainants select in this State, for judgment for all and for any of the installments under said contract which are then unpaid with interest to the date of payment and the cost of each such application, and it is further

Ordered, adjudged and decreed, that either party may apply at the foot of this decree for further relief not inconsistent with that previously awarded upon notice in writing addressed to the solicitor who has appeared for the opposite party at his present office, or at such other address as either party may hereafter notify the other party in writing that he, she, it or they select for that purpose.

Dated New York, February 28th, 1905.
Enter on Febr'y 28, 1905.

JOHN R. HAZEL, U. S. D. J.

FORM LXIII.-DECREE FOR INJUNCTION AND ACCOUNTING IN PATENT CASE.

[Affirmed by Circuit Court of Appeals, 101 Fed. 126. Certiorari denied, 177 U. S. 693. The author was counsel for complainant.]

[District] Court of the United States for the District of New Jersey.

At the April term of the [District] Court of the United States, for the district of Connecticut, in the second circuit, held at the United States court room in the city of New Haven, on the 12th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four. Present: The Hon. WILLIAM K. TOWNSEND,

District Judge.

This cause came on to be heard at the April term of the said court, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three, and was argued by counsel, and was continued for advisement until this present term; and thereupon upon consideration thereof, it was ordered, adjudged and decreed as follows, that said letters patent number 172,527, granted and issued on the eighteenth day of January, 1876, to Sigourney Wales and Nataniel H. Furness, being the letters patent referred to in the bill of complaint herein, are good and valid as respects the first, second and third claims therein specified.

That the said Sigourney Wales was the first and original inventor and discoverer of the improvement in lever buckles, as described and claimed in claims 1, 2 and 3 in the said letters patent and the specification annexed thereto.

That Harriot H. Wales, complainant in said bill, became on or about the twenty-fifth day of November, 1879, the sole owner of said patent as alleged in said bill by an assignment duly recorded in the patent office of the United States.

That the said Waterbury Manufacturing Company, defendant herein, infringed upon claim 1, 2 and 3 of said letters patent, and upon the exclusive rights of the complainant under the same; that is to say by making, using and selling lever buckles, embodying said invention and improvement. patented as aforesaid, as charged in said bill of complaint.

And it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the complainant do recover of the defendant the profits, gains and advantages which the said defendant has received or made, or which have arisen or accrued to it by the manufacture, use or sale of sundry lever buckles and pencilholders with lever buckles attached thereto, in violation of claims 1, 2 and 3, of said letters patent, since the fourth day of June, 1881, and that the complainant do recover the damages resulting from said infringement And it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the said com

plainant do recover of the defendant her costs and charges and disbursements in this suit to be taxed.

And it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that it be referred to E. E. Marvin, a commissioner of this court, residing in the city of Hartford, as master pro hac vice, his experience in such matters being found by the court a sufficient reason for such appointment, to ascertain and take, and state, and report to the court an account of the number of lever buckles, embodying said invention and improvement as described and secured in claims 1, 2 and 3 of said letters patent made, used or sold by said defendant, and also the gains, profits and advantages which the said defendant has received, or which have arisen or accrued to it, since the fourth day of June, 1881, from infringing the said exclusive rights of the said complainant, by the manufacture, use or sale of the said improvement in lever buckles described and secured by claims 1, 2 and 3, in said letters patent, and the damages which the complainant has suffered by said infringement.

And it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that the complainant on such accounting have the right to cause the examination of the officers of said defendant corporation, ore tenus or otherwise, and also the production of the books, vouchers and documents of said defendant, and that the officers of said defendant corporation attend for such purpose, before said master, from time to time as said master shall direct.

And it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed, that a perpetual injunction be issued in this suit against the said defendant, restraining it, its agents, clerks, servants, and all claiming or holding under or through it, from making or selling, or in any way disposing of lever buckles, embracing the invention or improvement described in claims 1, 2 and 3 of said letters patent, pursuant to the prayer of the said bill of complaint. W. K. TOWNSEND, U. S. District Judge.

FORM LXIV.-DECREE FOR INJUNCTION AND ACCOUNTING IN

COPYRIGHT CASE.

[The Colliery Engineer Co. v. Ewald, 126 Fed. 843, in which the
author was counsel.]
[TITLE.]

This cause having come on to be heard on the pleadings and proofs at the October 1901 Term of said Court, it is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed as follows:

1. That the complainant is the sole and exclusive owner and proprietor of good and valid copyrights duly obtained under the laws of the United States on each and all of the following publications, to wit:

A book entitled "Circular of Information of the International Correspondence Schools. A System of Home Study in Mechanics and Mechanical Drawing." [Here were inserted the titles of the other books and drawing plates.]