Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit June 27, 1913, No. 259 (The Wm. E. Gladwish)

WARD, Circuit Judge.

Libel and cross-libel for collision. March 7, 1911 at 6:20 p. m. the ferryboat Newburgh left her slip at Wee-hawken, N. J., bound for Forty-Second street, N. Y. The tide was running strong ebb. At the same time the tug W. E. Gladwish was coming up the New York side of the river on a course, as her witnesses say, 300 to 400 feet off the pier line.