63 F. 642 | U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Pennsylvania | 1894
When application for a preliminary injunction was first made, I declined to entertain it because the bill was, in my opinion, defective for want of a necessary jurisdictional averment. That defect has since been cured by an amendment, filed with notice and without objection, and thereupon the motion for preliminary injunction has been renewed. I have care