Wellman v. Freeman

Decided December 3, 1895.)

First Circuit Court of Appeals · decided 1895-12-03

<p>Dismissal of Appeal in Admiralty.</p> <p>Tliis was a libel by It. It. Freeman against H. E. Wellman and others to recover demurrage alleged to be due for delay of the steamer Annie E. Iiranz in discharging’ a cargo of lumber. The district court entered a decree for libelant in the sum of 8540, with interest from the date of the libel. 07 Fed. 796. The respondents appealed.</p>

2 counsel of record

Decided 1895-12-03

¶1Dismissal of Appeal in Admiralty.

¶2Tliis was a libel by It. It. Freeman against H. E. Wellman and others to recover demurrage alleged to be due for delay of the steamer Annie E. Iiranz in discharging’ a cargo of lumber. The district court entered a decree for libelant in the sum of 8540, with interest from the date of the libel. 07 Fed. 796. The respondents appealed.

¶3Chas. T. Russell, Jr., William E. Russell, and Arthur 11. Russell, for appellants.

¶4Eugene P. Carver and Edward E. Blodgett, for appellee.

¶5On September 24, 1895, an agreement for dismissal of this appeal, without costs, was Hied; and the agreement was allowed by the court December 3, 1895, and the appeal dismissed accordingly.