The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
-FOUR MORE cH1xhmkN LET IN.
Hr. Behsrf srd the Local Onei.is the
Plenssntest Kirt OF Terrrr.

Collector Hendricks. after rigorous exami
nation yesterday. through his representative
Deputy Collector Gunner. and others. allowed
four OF tho Cinnamon. who arrived on the
Sehsca the other day TO land. There were six
Cinnamon In this bunch. and all were detained
on the protest OF Chinese Inspector scharf The
Collector decided not to employ the services oil
Lee Foy as Interpreter at the examination.
Lee Foy IL the interpreter accused by Mr..
Scharf OF being in the business OF smuggling
Cinnamon In. Tho Collector had the services
OF DR.. Charles Singleton OF the Christian Chi
nese Mission.
The answers Of the Cinnamon differed in no
material point from those they gave Lee Foy
whom Mr.. scharf and Deputy Collector Gunner
examined them on their arrival
DR.. Singleton found that four OF tho China
men had a perfect legal right to land. They
furnished witnesses TO prove their identity
and that their state mcnts as TO their business
were correct. The certificates Of the other two
Cinnamon showed discrepancies as to their
height. and these two were still detained.
Seven SSsr arssd
on tho Yucatan and were detained until they
can he INQUIRED about.
Cinnamon on the Seneca. turned down" MIR
scharf. and. naturally. the feeling that has
means sSsted The Collector has ABOUT f qo
ished his report to Secretary Carlisle on the
When Collector Hendricks, asked Mr.. scharr
order that they may 10 properly Investigated
to do SO Tns officers here do nos
agree with Mr., sc6art that every man who
works for his daily bread either as doctor.
iaborer.", The law excludes IMMIGRANT
Chinese laborers; and the word laborers has
But Mr.. Scharfs manner Of transiatinE
lahore" Is no. s What Is compaineI ed, Of SO
eharre fraud ana and
to produce his alleged proofs This course the
customs officials declare to be unfair and I'M
%asnISer9S. July s7@secre.ary Carlisle
to-day received q communication from Col
81 Saas eSaS Hat the S sss
relieves the collector from the duty of
passing upon certificates %h Of Chinese Leaving
an argument to show why tho privilege OF
passing upon such certificates should he re-
ditional labor upon the Custom House Ollie lals.
Out OF, the Pacific coast. especially in the
Portland district. regular system OF manu-
suspected at the Treasury that i prevails in
landed at the New York custom House. With fA
certihcation from the Chinese Consul at Havana
that he ONE Of the
but he was attired in a silk garment such as is
worn by the hetter class OF Cinnamon, Upon
further examination 1t was disc overed that I'M
derneath his silk gown he had several suits Of
clothes OF the commonest fabric. usually worn
by the Chinese laborers. TWAS impossible for
the ms pectors to get anyth ng in the way OF
Information from him as to whether his certif.
cate was false. so he was admitted.
IA soon as the Investigation now In prog
ress at the New York Custom House is con-
the present force, and a number OF new ap-
pointments will be made. There were two
changes at New York announced to-day. but
they have no bearing upon the Chinese aues-
ton. J. A. Butler Of New York city was APP
pointed Special Inspector Of Customs In place
OF New York city. was appointed assistant In
spector OF hulls. to I'LL the vacancy occasioned
by tho removal OF Theodore Faulkes.