New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16
ne eo slld adjourned until 0 a. M today.
THE MANAGEMENT OF CASTLE GARDEN


THE MANAGEMENT OF CASTLE GARDEN
The State Senate Comyttee on Finance
met again yesterday morning at the Stevens house 10
inve,ip.ite the management of Castle Garden W. H.
NcPntrson formerly an interpreter at the Garden teS
tGed ta IN, person had cOntrac ell to carry the
Immigrants baggage often refused 10 let the
take away tAelr baggage they "lsAe1 10 40 so'
John Carroll and 4, ugASs McGrain, botu lHhA grant
n,ardiD-uouse keepers, affirmed that IL was an every
y occurrence for officers of Castle Garden TO send i-
migrants to certain favored boardngnonsrs according
IN an agreement with the keepers Of the houses Pastor
Aeumaun o1cred as Testimony several contracts made
by different steamship companies, agreeing TO MAINTAIN
Immigrants On tner vessels iory eight hours after
arrival at the port OF destination
Commissioner starr testified in answer to questions
from tue conmittee's counsel Mr.. sctson, that Mr..
Mtre had couractci to bring immigrants to Castle
Garden from the ships, and That te Emigration
Commissioners could Lot prevent Mf Moore from iahd-
1 Immigrants at Castle Garden at any hour Dc wished
10 land thcin If he tried land them ~ or A. m,
r at some other unreasonable hour, h- might possibly
he prevented; not Otherwise however Tie Commits
s0uers did regulate the landing OF Immigrants 10 some
extent alter ALL passengers could not De landed at
Castle Garden from steamships which arrived after
noon on 5 ndays could tnOs: be laIde whose Dag
rags mad not been examined before shutdown, because
no baggage was examined by the Custom House officers
after If the gga!e ola number OF immigrants
Tor any asOn Tor Mr. Moore TO take them u Ga he Gar
before IL on l. o'tl3oA al his5 t-e Commissioners
reasonable hour for LANDING lmnlghtr Mr. sarr
had been exa.nined before shutdown" lie mad lever
known before he SAL, th3t th'ft Was any
SUCH agreelu IN the contracts oil the steamship com
panies as they sncud keep the Immigrants on tner
iOT tOrt egat hOuTs amer Jher arm al J. heccs-
sary He acknowledged mat Tie commissioners were
supposed 10 project ne lnmgrduts IN 'hef FShts ut
ne cuudlt tnat the Commissioners 0ISht 10 lave
hnOwn anything an Ut thOsr c"htiactS lhe CONTRACTS
were made OenalI Of the Ihngrdhts WIN It. slcam-
ship Companies, not wit" tue commissioners
So OF course, he commissioners had hotmhS 10
win them some yeals ago ne ;e'psA'p coApIiieS
Ia ded tno ilnln'-" ia. ON ~ wen u"3 NC. oJ
saiu tuoy would nave 10 Iahu theil OF ruu al1O
Comm ,rlou,rH consult counsel IN e mater aud were
tcd una t.t steamship COMPANIES cOdld Hot 90 pre-
vented nOm do So lac commissioners ulu nov CO...
their cOuuse uuOa 10 tnC prONsl III thr couldC
'efore 1ned; thes uHn kow @D'II mn Pro rT,
mad KNOWN Oh It, Whom krd ~ me conll.eeS cou sci
wnttuer tnodgIt o5tor .Or tHe INA sidJte 10 DO
brought 70 Od9Ie OiIu.I iS'e tu az - e, nv
yuIId nave Il tuc bare moor. o. 4" 10 some l-
migrant lOuse, rom "lhch they hig" wander
a,ay ana d.. 10 % q, t.au Wac tlen e., remain on
IN, steausn.ps over nISut, IA COmnisn0"ei OJec ed
finally sad 1t was bejttr 10 Drng them 90
Casle Garden. lie uad known that tIe
sat Pastor NculniIh haa D.en cent -"uih D.,
tHen. AID Nai AZ pr"'a MS ~ ii9 -C h4'" a%I
o' ~ va, l. I,,..s,. or ca .rlc, 4 l.c.Jn.uoI
Mn AcuuI4uns non lie anew t-d' letters rom '"c
r'1'Iaj.clITe .h extract rcaI, BY himself.
NIL rlirl " shed TO maze lanation IN regard 10
II oir-.lou d. 81 % tnc clIn4ulte,'s couusc oi Mr.
.I. ol'ou Thursday. The question was Whatuer 3IG.
rr DaQ sent one " servants u the inng.aut
Hospital Nh-u she NicA NJ. starr "i--cu 10 3D.
maj he had taAcu young WO.an az q stINdn. rom
CiSlc ldei--au lm grant W.O mac lust arrived lac
lnoruIug at,,r TO LOusc
sAe was taAtn sicR and ho sent her 10 "a
lie Garden, anu There to the lmmigi.nt
.lDSpI.4L sue was pI,5ent il his employ.
H.. starr Thought Mr se.-on must nave been tOii
.,JJu; uaIter % eoaie O-e certainly was Ia
formed IN regard TO H." repI~d dr stotsOn " n'Vo
nlt Thai ftrGty Imagination 10 guess tne uuth 80
cXac.ly, uual-cd.'
H. X, an, tent IOr tAe German Emgrant House, was
the Last nI.Iuss. The ComIii,tee adOurneu 40 meet
,tIu on TUESDAY Wen Bd.nty lin Is eApcDted 10
rar before tnem tell about he eApress business OF
Castle GARDEN.