In Re Eastern Transp. Co.
District Court, D. Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
WILLIAM C. COLEMAN,' District Judge.
This ease arises on a petition of the owner of the barge Calvert for limitation and exemption of liability, under Rev. St. §§ 4283 — 4285 (46 USCA §§ 183-185). The proceeding follows the institution of a suit in the court of common pleas of Baltimore eity by the administratrix of the estate of the master of the barge Calvert, who, together with his wife and three infant children, was drowned when the barge foundered in Chesapeake Bay under the following eireumstanees:
On the evening of May 16,1928, the master of the tug Denhardt made up a tow off ¡Sparrows…
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