New York Supreme Court June 21, 1895 (Lucco v. New York Cent. & H. R. Railroad)

BRADLEY, J.

The plaintiff received an injury which he charges was occasioned by the negligence of the defendant. He went into the service of the defendant to assist in unloading steel rails from 10 flat cars, which were moved by an engine for the distribution of the rails along the track. When the train reached the point where they were wanted, rails were thrown from either side of the cars.