U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern New York April 13, 1880 (Pentlarge v. Beeston)

Benedict, J.

This case comes before the court, upon a motion on the part of the defendants, for the stay of a proceeding instituted by the plaintiff in this court, to punish the defendants for contempt, because of a violation by them of a perpetual injunction, whereby they were restrained from making a certain form of bungs for casks, described in a patent issued to this plaintiff, and known as