McNally v. Meyer
District Court, S.D. New York
[Libel by Thomas McNally against Christopher Meyer and others to recover for damages sustained by collision.]
1Opinion of the Court
BLATCHFORD, District Judge.
This libel grows out of the same collision which is the subject of the previous case of The Newport [Case No. 10,183]. The libellant was the owner of the barge which was in tow of the Quickstep, and he sues the owners of the Quickstep, to recover the value of the barge, and of some property on board of her, and of the freight money for the cargo, of coal, and the amount of money paid to the Quickstep for the towage service. He does not sue the Newport.
The testimony is the same as in the case referred to. The libel contains substantially the .same account of the…
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