Affirmed, without costs.
On August 5, 1956, plaintiff, then four and a half years old, visited a New York City park accompanied by his 11-year-old sister. While ascending the steps of a slide, his hand slipped off the railing a few steps from the top and he fell to the ground, sustaining personal injury. The slide was wet following a rainfall. As developed by the proof adduced at the trial, the liability of the defendant city was predicated primarily upon the theory...
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