The Elmira
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Michigan
Ln Admiralty. In the matter of the appeal of Sophia Kaichen.
1Opinion of the Court
Matthews, Justice.
A libel was filed against the propeller Elmira, and William Kelley, the managing owner, in an admiralty cause, and the vessel, having been seized under process, was delivered to Kelly, who appeared as claimant,, on filing a stipulation with six sureties to abide the decree in the cause. This stipulation, dated May 8, 1876, was signed by Sophia Kaichen, as one of the sureties. The stipulation is in the usual form, and recites that the sureties named therein, “submitting themselves to the jurisdiction of the court in the premises, * * hereby consent that execution may issue,”…
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