BYERS, District Judge.
On the afternoon of January 15, 1927, the steamship Saucon (400 feet long) left her pier at Java street, Brooklyn, at about 1:06 o'clock, bound to sea; she passed down the East River and, under the Brooklyn Bridge, was in about the center of the stream; she at once veered towards the Manhattan piers, at slow speed, namely, about five knots; the ebb tide added, perhaps, one and one-half knots to the engine's speed.
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