The Daisy Day

On the 17th day of September, 1888, Charles G. Alley and others, composing the firm of C. G. Alley & Co., filed their libel in this court against the propeller Daisy Day, for the purpose of enforcing an alleged lien for supplies furnished the vessel during the season of navigation for that year. The owners having made default, a decree was entered pursuant to the claim of the libelants on the 21st day of November following, and the vessel ordered sold. Meantime a number of additional libels had been filed, some for sailors’ wages, some for supplies, some for material and repairs, some for…