The Gladiolus
U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of Georgia
Admiralty Appeal. S. 0. 21 Red. Red. 417, affirmed.
1Opinion of the CourtPaedee, J.
This cause came on to be heard on appeal from the district court on the transcript and evidence, and was argued. Thereupon the court, being fully informed in the premises, doth find tlie following as the facts in the case:
First. The iron steam-ship Gladiolus arrived in the port of Savannah about the middle of September, 1882, from New York, to be loaded with cotton at Savannah. In addition to other holds for cargo, the Gladiolus was furnished with a cross coal bunker, forward of the engine-room, used and intended for reserve coal, but frequently for carrying cargo. This reserve or coal bunker…
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