The Rosalie Hull
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MANTON, Circuit Judge.
This suit in admiralty against the appellee seeks to recover damages for loss and injury to a cargo of coffee which the schooner Rosalie Hull undertook to transport from Rio de Janeiro to New York. She was loaded on November 26, 1918, with 16,000 bags of coffee, and when she arrived in New York on April 24, 1919, the cargo was 792 bags short and much of the cargo was seriously damaged by sea water. In defense, it is asserted that the shortage and damage was due to sea water which resulted from the violent storm the schooner ran into on her voyage, whieh, it is said, was…
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