| U.S. Circuit Court for the District of New Jersey | Feb 18, 1902
A careful reading of the master’s report in these cases, and consideration of the exceptions thereto by defendants, and the motion of complainant for an increase of the damages awarded, and of the arguments by counsel in support of said exceptions and motion, convinces me that the said report should in all things be confirmed, and that the complainant is entitled to recover of the defendants, F. G. Otto & Sons and Gustav Otto, the sum of $2,030.53, the damages in case No. I, together with the costs and disbursements of the accounting, and in cases Nos. 2 and 3 nominal damages against the defendant F. G. Otto & Sons.
I,et a decree be so drawn.