Peterson v. The Chandos
District Court, D. Oregon
In Admiralty.
1Opinion of the Court
Ready, D. J.
In January, 1880, the American ship Chandos sailed from the port of New York for Portland, with a full cargo of railway iron. The libellant, Gustavus Peterson, a *647native of Sweden and aged twenty-seven years, shipped for the voyage as an able-bodied seaman.
Near three o’clock of the morning of June 10th, in about latitude 38 south, longitude 90 west, from Greenwich, the weather being dark and rainy, with a good breeze, the libel-ant was ordered by the second mate to go aloft and cast off the stop on the foretop-gaJlant halliards. lie wont up the rigging on the starboard side to the…
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