The Saginaw
District Court, S.D. New York
In Admiralty. Libel against the steamship Saginaw to recover damages for collision. On exceptions to referee’s report.
1Opinion of the Court
Bii( >WX, District Judge.
From tlie evidence and the finding of the referee, I understand that there was no actual pecuniary loss sustained by the. owners through any loss of the use of the Persia during the short time she was laid up while repairing her damages from the collision, except two items of expense, namely $170 for night work in expediting her unloading after the collision, and $39.29, the cosí; of board for passengers during a delay of 1 day and 16 hours beyond the scheduled time of sailing, making together the sum of $209.29. The referee has allowed, however, to her owners the sum…
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