Harbinger v. Carver

The first above libel was filed for seaman’s wages for services on the steam-tug Amos D. Carver. The report of the commissioner in favor of the petitioner Bradley for $146.57 is sustained. This amount must have accrued during the six months after July, 1886, and should not be held lost through laches. The Carver was sold under a decree in Harbinger’s suit; and, after paying the marshal’s costs, as well also as the claim and costs in that suit, the remaining net proceeds, amounting to $528.86, are now' in the registry of the court. The controversy arises among the other lienors in respect to…