Ross v. Bourne
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In Admiralty.
1Opinion of the Court
Nelson, D. J.
This is a libel in personam for seamen’s wages. The libelant alleges that on the sixteenth of June, 1882, he shipped as boat-steerer in the whaling bark Helen and Mary, of New Bedford, of which the respondent is owner, then lying at Marble island, in Hudson’s bay, in the prosecution of a whaling voyage, at the one *859sixty-fifth lay in the subsequent catchings of the voyage; that the bark continued her voyage with the libelant on board, and took a large quantity of oil and bone, and finally returned home to New Bedford, where she arrived October 3, 1882, and the voyage then ended;…
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