Providence Washington Ins. v. The Sydney & The William Worden
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
In Equity. Motion to settle a decree.
1Opinion of the CourtWallace, J.
This cause is here upon tho settlement of a decree to be entered upon the filing of a mandate of the supreme court. Upon the libel filed in the district court, both vessels were seized under the process issued. The claimant entered into the usual stipulation for costs in the sum of $250, witli sureties. The Worden was released upon the filing of a stipulation dated August 28, 1888, by the claimant, with sureties, for $1,000; that sum having been fixed as her value by the consent of the libelants and claimant. The Sydney was sold by order of the court for $2,100, and the proceeds of the sale…
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