Dize v. Steel Barge Beverly
District Court, E.D. Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
BUTZNER, District Judge.
The masters and crews of the tugs DELAWARE, COVE POINT and W. R. COE seek salvage awards for services rendered May 27, 1964 when fire broke out near Pinners Point in the Elizabeth River, Portsmouth, Virginia. Apparently the fire started in the ferryboat ACCOMAC which was lying alongside Pier 4. It spread to the pier and damaged the excursion vessel SIGHTSEER, unnamed ex-LST No. 306, unnamed ex-LCU and the steel barge BEVERLEY.
A slip is formed by Pier 4 and a spit. The barge BEVERLEY was moored in *970the river across the end of the pier. The LST was moored in the slip…
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