The Pocohuntas
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty. Suit for collision by John R. Flannery, owner of the barge Economy, against the steam tug Pocohuntas, with the German steamship Maia, impleaded.
1Opinion of the Court
SHEPPARD, District Judge.
This is a collision case, brought here by the libelant, John H. Flannery, owner of the barge Economy, against the steam tug Pocohuntas, for damages sustained to the former while in tow of the Pocohuntas and brought in collision with the German steamship Maia, at the lime temporarily at.anchor near the Jersey shore of the North River. The cause of the collision is charged by the libel-ant to the negligence and bad seamanship of the master of the steam tug Pocohuntas. The steamship Maia is brought into the case under the Fifty-Ninth admiralty rule (129 Sup. Ct. xlvi) on…
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