- scaurity had not been furnished the
man would now be
On
board his ship.
I have to
Ino.-S. (signed) no. S. Mosby
United States Consul.
Report by the Acting Attorney General
In eson: 2205 of 1879.
Case,
This is attended with difficulty.
248
The
American Consul states that the man
behaved
as a sane man, and was twice before him.
Ke
says
he got his proper balance of wages.
I think there is nothing to be clin,
So far I think however it is clear that the
man
on
Olsen had been suffering from
manid
board before arriving here, and it would
also appear from the statements of the other
sailors that the illness came on
voyage.
during the Such being the ease the Captain
should have informed the Consul who
would not have discharged the
mar 2
without getting seaurity from the Owners'
the man's Hospital Expenses and means
for
of
- return. I dont see that
anything
Can
be
done except what the Harbour Master -