New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

The Chinese, as O class jealousy guard against hf"
sion into their habitations but the Census Commission
however. opened all doors yesterday pefSon una.
dunintea in the district might easily ehousn
asE one T OF t the G9H%@eH afarward meeting
the same Celestial in another honse nnocenty
NJ hem were dressed IN blue blOuses and trousers,
ihou IN wore black gowns o. na,e hiouse
for the costume and short hair, Alice sAmee Mec"
Nearly all Of the Chimes live in Easements or frat
floors n a door happened 10 be unorkca tno LIo pro.
Irietor usually appeared WIN hin, H 9b" formid
T want ora Hg"H sOOT Soo, 6oWcver and
planning the o5rtI 81 INC WISH 10 ,rcs Win lt
c"rt"d through the house. The places were plainl;
ininis,ea, NEST OF them we're shOekIngly dirty, and
nearly all were peryadcd WIN Sirhe,int """I ~,
WAS devoted to OsitneIbe business WINE inc
tlrce or iOur rooms back were opium drhS'
lI.ht Of he small opium lamps revealed rudr bunk
placed alOn wills, IN which sum1cied the N'hn,S
Of the hcwdermg habit In some o. ire ICONS WIZ w., ~,
long tab cs covered with Goa mating, III re rrh'c I
which were pns range lnoGinG nia'k dmlno's' Nv
which were queer red a"d MhnS p'F @ n,
with Chinese characters IIihtci upon tI'!l' a. sum ="
the places addition werr TN Jisnes III T'r mem wiIy
rrrrcscnting tue "hauS" of the gamr ...u.. .,.
some 1T The diI ogIca with Ia" Chramoh were very
anu i1g When asked Il th,y were married. many OF
Them would auswos DIST en-" and then qualify INC
ar.Nc by adding 'notuitiI'ld IN AmI'c-narlleu III
CHINA n n OF Htih y ~ 80 ,,o mr. Soc; his
lonesome, h0wcvrr, hu 'culV Every one rNpr SSu is
An.n2t i incc. yisr,, be- ides opium and gambling
dcrs were stores, u doc RS slOF, q drug stit,
several a,ior shops. hotei and barDir Shop, ~
&c hocl There Vas uUn.cr oi i"prk cONclru win
h ne ,SulClhih before which several CtIc>IiaS were
sitting. drXtraisly manmuainS TIER ch'P.S'lcH@F,
Cnn.>c lGnrc ape All rIoj III WALL aHd some graceful
lGcn = LdW r. cups ana r, rs were on inc ShtNeS'
rho keeper Of taC bot whose name rs hWhc orc -
NOT married, uni has VIE living IN llns k"hE' IL
the hirher-SnOp the reporter waic"ed thr shaving
OF Celestial Ia al. The har;"r first cd mp the queue
IN ihe ton sGI, wei the resi- OF me hi un theI
L ylf 'rl
square II che a each draw, WlpnG II IN lIe heaWile
hetwNeI his fingers, barred the uans head in less than
five minutes: DnrIg tnr opGr 10 h,i i t ''0'
Tom lie. one most prominent Of the Chnaincn'
trct ard ,. seems to be very proud IF his m badge.
He is married to All American woman ~ German ne
c~nl and Icy havea pIey1 NJ d'5"t'r "n%
reverence oy mast Of his men, as lie IS
repufed TO be worth from SJoooO To s'1'Ooo'
WORK IN BROOKLYN.
Tho oucston-a- king by the census CnumcratOTs in
Brooklyn began Tuesday. Kings County. as well as
Oncens, Suffolk, ana Richmond Counties, comprising
Long Island ala Statcn Island, nre Included in E @
Second Census District o; New-Yor'. Of which
Stephen Ccndit' Of BROOKLYN, Is supervisor; Ne
work in Kings County, ana Of 1hcS.
$50 in Br Okyn The enumcaOrS in the portions OF ihe
IuhaGted generally by Germans speak 'Irhau
several women among the cnumcritJis. Ia Su-
pervsors have granted to the Commentators the use OF
their room in the County Court House IN BROOKLYN Tor
the purpuSr OF filling NJ the blanks required hy law To
ho deposited as copies OF the returns with the County
Clerk
WHAT IT l. WE'LL To LOOK OUT FOR.
4 young bearing a Large portfolio called
Tuesday afternoon at the house of Gustav Will
sen, at NJ. 100 Sanlsst., Brooklyn and
stated that he was cenSustakcr Mis-.
Willisen was sick and sent hei LITTLE boy to tell him
to come another day AZ her husband was away: Tie
young said that lie would get the police ana went
away. Later IN me day Mr. WillsGn dlrc"vrfed '.a
ged Census-takcT reported the matter 20 the ponce