Harold L. Valentine, Inc. v. The Wyomissing

CAMPBELL, District Judge.

Late at night on the 7th-8th of February, 1940, the Steamtug “Wyomissing” was making up a tow at the rack for light boats at 96th Street, East River, New York City, Manhattan, and the Steamtug “Overbrook” *771was making up a tow at the same rack just beyond her, and in doing so was drilling boats inside and beyond where the “Wyo-missing” was making up her tow.

The “Wyomissing” had three boats abreast made fast to each other, the “G. A. Stillwell” being the inshore boat the “Mohawk” the center boat, and the “Babe Ruth” the outside boat with a line from the “Mohawk” to the…