One Thousand Bags of Sugar v. Harrison
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Appeal from the United States Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Libel in ream, by Jamos W. Harrison, master of the steamship Wetlierby, against 1,000 hags of sugar, (Claus Spreckels, claimant,) to recover freight. In the district court a decree was rendered for libelant. 14 Fed. Rep. 086. On appeal by the claimant this decree was affirmed in the circuit court. 50 Fed. Eep. 116. From the latter decree, claimant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
WALES, District Judge.
This is an appeal from the United States circuit court for the eastern district of Pennsylvania, affirming the decree of the United States district court for the same district, for the full amount of the libelant’s claim, which was for freight on a cargo of sugar shipped at Hamburg, and to be discharged at the port of Philadelphia, to the order of Clans Spreckels, the appellant. The case was heard in each court on libel and answer. The finding of facts by the circuit court is as follows:
“(1) This action was brought to recover the freight on 14,515 bags of sugar, part of…
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