The Alice B. Phillips
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty.
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, District Judge.
Tbe libelant was shipped as a seaman for the schooner Alice B. Phillips before the shipping commissioner at Boston, and signed articles dated September 6, 1899. The vessel was at Fall River, and .the libelant was supplied with his railroad fare to go thither, and took the train on the same day and arrived at the ship at 6 p. m. The voyage was completed and the men discharged at Bridgeport on September 26th, and the libelant was tendered $20 as the sum due, which he refused, claiming $21. Both parties went before the collector, but without submitting in writing any…
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