O'Sullivan v. Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
District Court, S.D. New York
' In Admiralty. Actions for damages by collision.
1Opinion of the Court
, Brown, J.
The above libels were filed to recover damages for the, loss of the pilot-boat Charlotte Webb, with tho personal effects of those on *152board, through collision with the French steam-ship La Normandie, in a dense fog at sea, from five to eight miles east by south from Sandy Hook-light-ship, towards midnight of May 28, 1889. The first-named libel is against the owners of La Normandie in personam; the second, brought by the same libelant with one other libelant, who was a passenger on the pilot-boat, is against the ship in rem. The Normandie is a steam-ship of the first class, plying…
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