
    Filed June 3, 1892.
    Taendstiksfabriks Aktiebolaget Vulcan, Resp’t, v. Elijah Myers et al., App’lts.
    Appeal from judgment entered after trial at special term.
    
      Michael H. Carduzo, for app’lts; H. Aplington, for resp’t.
   Van Brunt, P. J.

This action was brought by the plaintiffs to obtain an injunction restraining the appellants from infringing upon an alleged trademark of the plaintiffs. The case was once tried at the special term and the complaint dismissed. The judgment thereupon entered was reversed by the general term, and upon the re-trial the evidence in respect to the plaintiffs’ trade-mark and the violation thereof was substantially the same, and judgment was thereupon given in favor of the plaintiffs; from which judgment this appeal is taken.

In view of the previous decision of the general term in this case, 58 Hun, 161; 34 St. Rep., 122, we do not see that there is any question now left open for discussion, as the rights of the plaintiffs to the trade-mark and its infringement seem to have been adjudicated upon the previous appeal.

The judgment should be affirmed, with costs.

O’Brien and Barrett, JJ., concur.  