New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WV pr,s1NEss AT CASTLE GARDEN.

up,vy RIJsINESS AT CASTLE GARDEN.
n,.. ,,;s5om Of the steamship companies IN con- con.
,enne pay so cents apiece ior bam to allow the
noe 70 he closed. was shown yesterday lad tne
5SO immigrants who were landed az Chs, r.S % on
a. IN the course of the day been disembarhed on
aen III of the various lines IL would have created
great confusion to dispose OF them. ~ Mo1 IT, ~
been necessary for the baggage 70 nave pe Snsa
snected upon the steamer, instead OF at Sas.lo
Carden as now the destination OF eacn wouiu ,aNo
nod 10 he learned, and then II would nave ocoh
necessary to have had barges ana TWO
railroads and steamboats, TO carry them 10 'heSo
stations ooo ,. -, .ha pobern,a
IF tbe hamburg Line; 1.167 on the Elbe, of the
North German Lloyd SO ON the Germanlc, on VIZ
White Star Line $50 on the General Meruef .b p
the North German Lloyd ga on the spain, OF .ilo
National Line 456 the Edam, oil the no yam
Line and 424 on the Naderland, OF the heu 90,
Line. Ii one of the busiest ana 9o.oi Garden
ncgravafing days ever witnessed ri CasaIo ,,ort
Secretary Jackson at the Garden grc'I'r , r'i
Of the time and all Of the employees welc ol I1 20
on week day, oaly they Meto ny and nroyidinC
later hour than usual in TeglsterhS an" p sI''s
for the departure OF the immigrants 10 'el4 III.
destinations. For several Sundays P a'n mt
~ hen cou,plaint that the force OF ponce on uu,y
i iias -, Insufficient TO keep back from taS
,"tcs at Castle Garden the cIo"uS,
roughs pckpockets, thieves ana c cIpwd was
ereater than usual and ct one time II seemed tna'
fiere must he blood shed. Among the rough ere
ment were several Svedes who attempted 10 Iotce
IT, va tl,rourh The gates. Watchmen Charles
iTr"ci and ,John Miller made charge upon the
rrf,ons when one of them drew an ugly LOOKING
sheath knife and was about 10 plunge ~ NV
I;r@ch's back when Police ObIcer o,eph COOK one
of the detail at Castle Garden KNOCKED
IL out of his hand win MS cldp.
The fellow then ran away. WIN thS asSiS''.iSo
of Park Policeman Henry McMuilen, Tue
officers managed TO drive tao crowd BACK put hey
sonn reaSscmbed ana the officers could only stahu
OF the gate and prevent them rushing IN MT men
Jsrson one of the managers OF the AnchOr Line
Nh etf fine city on saturday, Intending TO remain
AWAY until Tuesday, sent VeIpaI message 20 NHS'Io
Garden that the Australia is expected WITH large
Numher oi emigrants from Gibraltar, ana lie auueS
that the company would pay the head-'aA on IN
;mmigrants that 1t landed. superintendent JACK
.on 49, absent from the Garden when the message
nssioncrs to-day whether verbal hleSsir-o Will 10
lie arry ais of immigrants during SATURDAY ana
veSterd,y for which the Emigration commissioners
co ect the nifty cents head-taX, we're ABOUT 1VVoo'
6e,ce the commissioners will have about 5000 to
continue their work. The Commission however,
lbs a debt of about $4,000. which has accuhiu-
iat.d .iuce Nav l. and il If problem as 10 now
a. from what TINS Is 10 be paid. Ihe state appTo-
rintjon IF 5000 900 las not been approved by the
i,overnor and IL is doubtful If II Will be- lie ~
situations at Wards Island are also SAID 10 Oe sadiy
in need of repair 10 make them comfortable 10r inc
SICK and to put them iii proper sanitary con'iVlon'
/ de BebiAn, the manager OF the tIehch LING,
which was the first to accept the IrOVlSo!iS ol lho
,ay head-taX law has been asked by the Comnls-
sioncrs OF EugratloE for his picture 10 nang on te
wall OF the Board -rOom IL acknowledgment Oh inc
f,ct Thai he was the first to comply with the new
law and that he did so before any acton haG Deen
taken by the Commission 10 close CaslIe UdIueH'