United States ex rel. Chong Mon v. Day
District Court, S.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
WOOLSEY, District Judge.
This writ is ■ sustained, and the relator will be discharged on his filing bond in the sum of $500', conditioned that he will depart from the United States as a seaman on a foreign bound vessel within 30 days from the date of his release.
There is not any question but that the Chinese relator is a seaman, who arrived here from Tampico on the American steamship • Clement Smith on August 30,1928, at Philadelphia, where he was paid off, and where he -reshipped on the same vessel. The Clement Smith then proceeded to Beaumont, Tex., where the relator was arrested on…
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