The Blanche Page
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
[In admiralty. The executions issued on the summary judgment in the cause of The Blanche Page, Case No. 1,523, having been returned by the marshal wholly unsatisfied, libellants move for an examination of James C. Hartt and Edward Godfrey concerning their property with a view to its sequestration, and for punishment for contempt. [For opinion granting motion for judgment against the sureties’ bond on appeal to the circuit court, see The Blanche Page, Case No. 1,525.]
1Opinion of the Court
BLATCHFORD, Circuit Judge.
These are two suits in rem, in admiralty, originally instituted, one by Lewis W. Phillips and the other by Francis Markee, in the district court, and brought, by appeals taken by the claimant, Edward Moran, into this court. On the 22d of August, 1867, the vessel being in the custody of the marshal, under the processes issued by the district court in the two suits, the claimant, with J. C. Hartt and Thomas Cassidy, as sureties, gave a stipulation for value, in each suit, in the sum of $2,500, consenting and agreeing thereby, that, in case of default or contumacy on…
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