The J. H. Gautier
District Court, S.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
BLATCHFORD, District Judge.
These two suits are tried together. The libellants in the first suit, as owners of the canal-boat Gettysburg, and the libellants in the second suit, as owners of the cargo of coal laden on board of said canal-boat, bring these suits, each of them against the steam-tug J. H. Gautier and the schooner Herbert Mantón, to recover damages for the total *620loss of the canal-boat and her cargo, through & collision which occurred between the canal-boat and the schooner, on the 28th of November, 1871, between nine and ten o’clock a. m., off the steamboat wharf at Astoria, Long…
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