Daly v. Eleven Hundred & Six Tons of Coal

CAMPBELL, District Judge.

This is a cause of general average.

On March 29, 1926, the claimant’s consignor caused to be laden on board of the barge Bartle Daly ten hundred and six tons of coal to be transported from her port of loading to the coal pockets of the claimant at the foot of 136th street, in the borough of Manhattan, city of New York.

The barge Bartle Daly was taken in tow by a tug operated by the Bed Star Towing & Transportation Co., and towed to the point aforesaid, where she arrived about 8 o’clock p. m. She was made fast outside of three other boats, the Bums Bros. No. 9 being the…