L. HAND, District Judge.
The libel in this case was in general form, and alleged only that the cargo had been delivered to the steamer under a bill of lading and had been turned out in damaged condition, due to fire and water as the result of unseaworthiness, and of the fault and negligence of the owners. The answer denied the charges of fault, and alleged in the eleventh article that the damage complained of, if any, had been due, among other things, to a fire that...
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