Turner v. The Havana
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty. These were six libels against the steamship Havana to enforce liens for supplies.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWS', District Judge.
All the above libels were filed to recover payment for supplies of various kinds funished to the steamboat Havana, mostly during the latter part of 1882. The steamer was engaged in the excursion passenger business, making dally trips in taking fishing parties from Hew York about six or eight miles outside of Sandy Hook. The supplies were all procured directly or indirectly through the orders of Mr. Schrader, who was the general business manager of the vessel, running with the boat upon her trips and attending to all matters of supplies, a part of which were for the…
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