Forwood v. The Caroline Miller
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty. Libel by George P. Forwood and Harold S. Forwood ■ against the steamship Caroline Miller for nondelivery of part of cargo.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, District Judge.
The above libel was filed to recover the value of 11 bales of cotton, an undelivered part of 200 bales, alleged to have been shipped on board the steamship Caroline Miller at Brunswick, (la., by Coles, Simkins & Co., on or about September 29, 1888, under a bill of lading, which was transferred upon the sale of the cotton by the shippers to the libelant.
'Phe Caroline Miller had previously been chartered by the claimant to Coles, Simkins & Co. and was run by the latter as a part of the New York & Brunswick Steamship Tine from Brunswick to New York, with through connections…
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