Steamship Samana Co. v. Hall

WEBB, District Judge.

By their policy hlo. 1,761, dated August 2, 1888, sundry associates of the Portland Marine Underwriters, of whom the defendant was one, insured William B. Duncan, Jr., for account of whom it may concern, to be paid in case of loss to the libelants, $2,500, from August 3, 3888, at noon, to August 3, 1889, at noon, upon the steamer Saxnana, her body, tackle, apparel, ordnance, munition, artillery, boat, and other furniture. The hull, tackle, apparel, and furniture were valued at $25,000; and machinery and boiler, at $20,000. By the terms of the contract, each subscriber…