The Craigallion

The British steam-ship Craigallion, of 978 tons gross register, was, by charter-party dated September 12, 1883, chartered by the owners to Messrs. Henry Bros. & Co., of Baltimore, importers of fruit, to be placed at their disposal on arrival at New York; she to be then tight, stanch, and every way fitted for the service, with a full complement of officers, seamen, engineers, and firemen for a vessel of her tonnage; the vessel to be employed by the charterers in carrying lawful merchandise between the United States, the West Indies, and South America. The charterers were to pay for the use and…