Marshall v. Marshall
District Court, S.D. New York
[This was a libel by George Marshall against Charles H. Marshall to recover damages for injuries sustained in a collision.]
1Opinion of the Court
BETTS, District Judge.
The sloop Genius, owned by the libellant, when lying at the end of the pier, at Tenth street on the Bast river, was pressed against and injured by the steamer Goliah, owned by the respondent. The Goliah and Duncan C. Pell, steamers, were engaged in towing the hull of the steam boat Arctic from Rutgers street to the Novelty Works, the Duncan C. Pell on her starboard side and the Goliah on the larboard. The tide was on the last of the flood, and high water. Shell Reef lies off *842.Ninth street, and reaches nearly up to Tenth street, and is about in the middle of the river.…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Denison v. SeymourNew York Supreme Court · 1832