The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-08-31
LANDED WITH VENGEANCE
SIX HUNDRED INME6RANTS FAXREY
SHOT INTO TIE TOWN.
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Upsa Thsa and Friends CASE Fiaa TAs9.
The steamship Britannia Of the White Star
line ran up to her pier at West Tenth street q
Tx o'clock yesterday morning. Shortly after.
ward her sos storage passengers and their
luggage we're landed on the pier. When clerks
from Castle Garden arrived everything was In
confusion. They sat down and began to regis.
tor the passengers. When they had got ninety
names set down Emigration Commission.
ers Stephenson and Starr arrived. and Mr..
Stephenson ordered the clerks to discontinue
their work. Then he sent for Mr.. PenneL
superintendent OF the pier. and told him that
unless the passengers were reambarked. he
would not receive them. as Judge Brown had
decided that the Emigration Commissioners
had no right to detain passengers after they
had once landed Mr.. Pennel said that the
Commissioners might put the emigrants back
into the ship II they wanted to. but he wouldn't
Thereupon Mr.. Stephenson gathered Commits.
sioner Star and his clerks about him. and went
back to Castle Garden. leaving the emgrants
seated dejectodly on their baggage.
Two stories are told OF what followed. The
Commissioners say that the emigrants were
turned out into the streets to shift for them.
selves. and the agents OF tho company say they
ss the to their snSs
pisr agree with tho conmlssionsrs. and az
It Is certain that late last night many ar OF them
were wandering around in the rain. without
bsaSase which, dsanpea .Gedns '0r their
John Wilson. who keeps 9 coffee and cake
sSn ss oa as H'E had hight III
never saw such ptiful eight in my me. Al
shs owners we're eit 70 ioSS i p and make Tie
w'5 RoS 1Sy x Ha ssaf to t %SGss e
rain hours V.s sed eoeDs FOR th sas
Castle S. Garden s, There To poor women
Kentucky. and they might as we'll have gone
Immediately as not; but IN employee on IN
directed them to aihotel across the way. 'olins
s' fS;' hos e sass u rS
Just such cases now"
as described. The halls % were lille filled WIFE bas
gage and the SALOON was crowded with men.
pier against their will. as they wanted to wait
THOSE Of the emigrants who had no money
we're refused OF al the hotels, and at Castle
Garden rs we'll; The commissioners said thai
~a on
one family OF swedes. who were penniiess and
had q dozen children. were admitted. Two
Swedish minister Re who were turned ayay from
forced to leave the Britannia They were hun.
they we're put of.
Young women who had left the ship kent
OF them were cared for by the Irish society;
but many remained unaccounted for at q late
hour. and were vainly sought for in the differ.
ent boarding houses. Three young girls !ap.
were looking for their sister, Margaret O'Kene.
VINO had arrlVed on the B I'll They had
They finally. went away crying.
for their sister, Mary McElroy. They were Also
Paterson and wall III Tor her her to turn up Mary 4.
Coleman came next with q little bundle. which,
like everything else about her. was wet
thr9uSh: She had only 7. IS cents when shs
induce an oxpressmAn to accept that for car.
rying her two boxes to tho New Jersey Central
Railroad station.
The exnressman told her to be sure and send
another dollar there As soon as she could raise
It. She was sent around to 10 West street.
where she will be tuken care OF at the expense
OF the Irish Society,