Lowndes v. The Phœnix
District Court, D. South Carolina
In Admiralty. Libel for damages for personal injuries.
1Opinion of the CourtSimonton, J.
The libel is for injuries sustained by libelant on board of the steam-ship Phoenix, on- 11th February, 1888, she being at the time at Adger’s wharf, in this port. The steam-ship, taking in a cargo of cotton, was in full charge of-a stevedore, selected by the charterer, and paid by the ship. She furnished the appliances for loading, — derrick, windlass, blocks, chains, rope slings, and the steam for the winch. The *761stevedore furnished all the hands, including a man at the steam-winch, and a man at the gangway. The duty of the latter was to pass out the slings, and to give notice that the cotton…
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