THE "MAMIE."
THE "MAMIE."
105 U.S. 773
Supreme Court of the United States (1881)
Positive Treatment
Also reported at: 26 L. Ed. 937 · 1881 U.S. LEXIS 2188 · SCDB 1881-011
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Opinion of the Court
Mb: Ohiee Justice Waite delivered :the .opinion of the court. •
The record has not been printed, but the value of the matter in dispute,' as shown by the briefs submitted, is at least the full amount'of all the claims agáinst the owners of the “Mamie ” •in the several-suits which it was the object of. this proceeding to defeat, as against anything else than the boat or her value.. This, according to tbé showing now made, is largely in excess of 85,000.
Motion denied'. '
Mb.- Justice Gray and Mr. Justice Bxatcheobd did ' not sit in this case, nor take any part in deciding it.
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