The J. S. Warden
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty. Suits .By Michael McGrath' against the steamboats J.. S. Warden, Orient, and Mt. Desert, respectively.
1Opinion of the Court
HAND, District Judge.
I think the libelant is entitled to a maritime lien for his services as bartender. There could, of course, have been no doubt under the early decisions that admiralty would not have taken jurisdiction over such a claim, for by a great number of authorities the lien was limited to services which were in aid' of the navigation of the ship or the preservation of the-ship. In 1815 Lord Stbwell refused to allow the lien even of á surgeon. The Lord Hobart, 2 Dodson, 100. Judge Peters in The New Jersey, Fed. Cas. No. 5,233, made the same ruling- in Í806; and more recent cases…
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