The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
THE BIG RECOUNT.
Not the Perkins Hippodrome but
Uncle Sans Stock Taking.

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The census enameraLors wsll begin
their Aendgsh inquisstion, as tie SIM calls
it. tomorrow They visit every house and
ask questions concerning every person
and every family in the United states.
The questions that will be asked cali for
the name Of every person residing Id the
United States on the first day of June,
with their sex aud age, and whether
white, black. mulatt0, QuadrOOn, octO-
room, or Chinese, Japanese, or Indian.
Enquiry viii be made also of every per-
son as TO whether they are single, mar
ried, widowed or divorced and If mar
ried. whether married during the census
year. The place Of birth OF each person,
and the place of birth of the father and
mother of each person, viii also be called
for, as well as a statement as TO the pro-
fession, trade or occupation followed and
the number OF months unemployed dur
ing the census year. For all persons
ten years of age or over re-
ator as to the number able to read and
write, and also the number who can speak
English. For those who can not speak
English the particular language or dia-
lect spoken by them will be ascertained
For children Of school age, also, the num-
Der OF months they attended school will
be recorded Dy the census enumer-
ators. IN the case of mothers an en-
quiry Will be made as to the number of
children they have had, and the number
of these children living at the present
time. This snQuiry is to be made of all
women who are or have been married. in
GLIDING all who are widows or have been
divorced.
DETAILED ENQUIRIES.
Efsrd<fr4t Hffst n Of all 1,r%
is, twenty-one years Of age or over, viii
be asked as 70 the number of years they
have been IN the United States, and
whether they have been naturalized or
have taken out naturalization papers.
OF the head of each family visited the
question viii be asked as to the number
of persons in the family, and whether his
home Is owned or hired; also, If
owned. whether the home is free from
mortgage incunbrance. If the head OF
the family is a farmer, similar enquiries
will be made concerning the ownership
Of the farm. These questions regarding
property need not be answered by any
one Il Is generally considered that they
are outside she powers - nHzent
and replies should be generally refused.
The same may be said of a set of en-
Quiries which will be made regarding
such of the population as may DO men-
tally or physically defective in any
respect, that is. insane, feeble-minded,
deaf. blind, or crippled, or who may be
temporarily disabled by sickness, disease,
or accident at the time Of the euumerAt-
or's visit. Certain special enquiries will
also be made concerning inmates of
prisons and reformator1es and of charit-
able and benevolent institutions 1t is
recommended that replies 10 all these
questions be refused.
Besides this, statement will be called
during the census year, giving their
name, age. sex, occupation, and cause Of
DEATH All questions, save those speci-
fed, should be promptly and truthfzlly
answered.
THE LOCAL FORCE.
There are 128 enumerators in this
county. They are as follows
First Aldermanic district-John HAYES,
John w Costigan. Louis McClenen,
Thomas ). Liddell, Philip H. Fries. JOS
eph L. O'Conneil, Charles s. Ellis. Louis
Drachman, Isaac NJ. Clark, William II.
Brennan and John Glenn.
Second Aldermanic district-James dc-
Bride, Thomas S. Holmes, Samuel l.
Barry, Samuel d. Stewart, Mortimer 5.
O'Sullivan, Joseph d. Miller. William Il
Coover, Thomas Jones, George Linn,
John Stumpf, Alexander Robertson and
George FL. Haight.
Third district-Theodore A johnson,
Adam J. Daab, Charles w. Pierson, Jere-
miah Murphy. John W. Wernsing, Mat
thew D. Foster, William ScherInerhern,
Henry knoop. John h. Prilwitz, William
2. Wallace, William T. Odeil
Fourth district--Alfred bellard Frank
J. Brady, Frederick w. MeEwan, Fred
erick Bluem. Jr., Henry :. Darling,
Charles d. Dubois, Joseph H. Hertel,
John G, Mehary, Oscar. Mcdonald, An
drew Spring, A. sam Barnitt, VIM. NJ.
Vanderzee, Edward A. Able, Theodore
Mendies, Theodore W. Taft, Otto w.
Meyer; Albert I4anx and Joseph Lehman.
Fifth district-Charles w. lowering,
George B. Eaton, Richard Drummoad,
Jr, Arthur Archibald, George Taylor,
Herman Breae, John 6. Mills, Frederick
Seebeck, Randall Longweil and Charles
II. L. Crossman.
Sixth district = Mortimore S. Kipp,
John S. johnson. Charles f. Landmes-
ser, John KirspeIl. William & Wolver-
ton. Albert See, Jr.. Jonn r. Gilmore,
Daniel 5. Coffee, Frederick W. Herring,
Frank Meyers, William E. Meconnekin,
William Hughes, George H. Schultz,
John +. Speugenian, Winfield e. Dunn
and Edward NcAnerny.
Bayonne-Charies H Hosford, Cortlandt
S. BREASTED, Edward NJ. Griffin, George
G. S. Bogart, Frederick Boorman. John
Gibson. Frederick J. Schmidt, Edward
Van Buskirk.
HoDoken--H Henry VI. Nutzhorn, Edward
W. Martin, Colin Campbell, George Fer
ris, George H. Mailman, Frank c. Stur
ken, Louis H. Grill, Edward c. Meyers,
Arthur Virgins, Edward E. Earle. David
Halhard. William Macfarlane, Alfred d.
Hedges, William A. Sturken, John VIM
KEENAN,, John P. Harrigan, Arnold Ar
Finger, John W. Mortz, Patrick A. Sulli-
van and Charles II. Fisher
Harrison Richard Turner, David A.
Cooper, James Davis and Joseph IL.
Large.
Kearney--John Hormark, John t.
Hood and John L. Convers-
Gutenberg Kern
North Bergen Anthony Ryder and
Gustav De Clyne
Town Of Union-F Frederick c. Hansen,
Henry Icke, John Buck, Charles Doerner.
Union TOwnship-John $. Darling
ohm Weisenborn.
West Hoboken--Aibert Kost, Thomas
r. Gilmore, steuben SCHNEIDER, Luxe 4.
Ludlow.