The Genessee
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York.
1Per curiam
This is a case in which a vessel in tow has been lost, without any fault on her part, while in the custody of a tug. The libelant’s boat, known as “No. 53,” was one of a flotilla of 18 boats arranged by the master of the tug Genessee at Perth Amboy to be taken by that tug and her helper, the tug Ganoga, to New York. The flotilla was made up in tiers of four or five boats each, No. 53 being the outside starboard boat of the third tier. Behind No. 53 (being the outside starboard boat of the fourth tier) was the scow No. 47, attached to the stern of No. 53 by two lines, and also fastened by…
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