Horace Gray, St. Paul Plow-Works v. Starling…
“ A jury trial having been duly waived in writing, the case was tried by the court, which, upon facts set forth in detail, found that the defendant had made 960 plows under the Berthianume patent, and 350 other plows; that all those plows infringed the plaintiff's patent, and that the plaintiff's invention was not anticipated by either of the six other patent set up in the answer; and concluded that the plaintiff was entitled to a royalty of $2.50 on each plow sold by the defendant, amounting to $3,275; overruled a motion for a new trial; and gave judgment for the plaintiff accordingly. 29 Fed. ”
