PER CURIAM.
Appellant, while climbing up a Jacob's ladder, which extended from the deck to the hold of the steamship Maasdam, on which he was employed as a longshoreman to assist in unloading cargo, fell and was injured. He libeled the steamship for negligence. Testimony in his behalf tended to show that the rope on one side of the ladder became untied, as a result of which the ladder collapsed and caused him to fall. On the other hand, evidence for the steamship...
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