Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-20
rHR oEr,.us TAKERS.

THE CENiyUs TAKERS. \ variety Of T,Iens - Well-Known Men-The Reception ofthe Appoins' ments.
 or tho census en' amerators appointed for New Haven, ten 'sut of the forty-one uelected are democra ts, viz: Captain Thomas K. Dunn, Police Go, nmissioner John Clancy, AIG ermsn Isaac E. Davis, E. A. Joaohinson, sr. Postmaster Willis B. Isbell, James E. Alderman Owen A. Groark, oounoihusn James P. Bree, R. w. Butler and Councilman Joseph D. Bradley.
 supervisor McCarthy was severely criH- oissd in yestsrday's Union. by republicans for not giving all the bsrths to republicans. The Union said:
 "These appointments were only announced this morning, but just as soon as the repub' iioans started to scan and afterward to dis sect the list the cyclone began to develop. Its velocity quickly increased ,and If goodly percentage of Supervisor McOarthy's republi- can comrades are to be believed 1t has since spread with such rapidlty and violence as to involve his complete political destruction. All this Is because the supervisor has chosen to pay some heed to that portion of the cen- sus law which requires the supervisor to leave partisanship aside In picking out the enumerAtors."
 Supervisor McCarthy bought about the first copy of the Union at the postofice steps yesterday afternoon, and after reading is smiled. It was not the smile ot man on the brink of "political ruin." The super. visor remarked that 90 far he had heard naNoht but commendation of the list. He had no idea of succeeding In giving perfect satisfactien, and some disappoinsnsnts irUm msa unsuccessful applicants was inevitable. The | idea that Captain Frank M- Lovsjoy was the "power behind the throne" governing the choice of applicants and that the United States marshal exercised ia mysterious in auenoe over the supervisor" tiokled both ol thoae worthies and was relished exceedingly | And now 1t will be but short time perore | the enumerators will be enumerating. Al of tho enumerators are we'll knowr and well uosted men and know the city Among the enumertors are two clsrgymen | Rev. A. P. Miller and Rev. G. H. Jackson | eloquent.coloIed clergymen; one ex x-presiden | of the St. Aloyeius T. A. B. society, who ii | also member of the Yale law school; ont | ex.tax assessor, T. K. Dunn; one ex-lettel carrier, now substitute letter carrier, x. D | InRham, who is on the Eighth ward census,' ward he Is very familiar with, having been [ letter carrier in that ward, and a very popu | lar one, for years; one interpreter, Pau | Russo: one editor, Wiegand Sohlein; on' | lieutenant of the old Fifteenth o. V., Wilbu F. Gray: one police commissioner, Joh, Clancey; one prominent Swedish republical worker, B. E. Elmstedt; one ex-ssrgeant o the Grays, J. B. Hood; one "parson" and ex postmaster, Willis Isbell.
 HERE Is WHAT THn CENSUS TAKER WILL AS | YOU.
 The full schedule of inquiries which eao enumerator must make and to which answer must be given by every person, Is as fol lows:
 | 1-surname Christian nssne in full and initial C
 SNWhether a soldier, sailor ormarine during tn civil war (U. S. or Conf), or widow or such pei
 s-RelatIonship to head of family. .,- o,
 4-Whether white. black, mulatto, quadroon' oc toroon, Chinese, Japanese or lndian.
 SA S-Ase at nearest birthday. If under one yea s'7oWhether single, married. widowed or di
 sGWhether married during the census year Q un
 tS May % 5 now 1sgUs ny children and number
 i0-Piacs of birth.
 ii-PIace of birth birth of % father; father,
 i9ANumber of years In the United States.
 iS-whether Standardization papers have bee
 MonsSs auTinE the census yea | -Attepdanee at school (in nlonths) during tb census year Uune 1, 1889, to May si, isso). 1o-Able to read.
 si-Abie to speak Engllsh. If not the languss
 e2-Whether suffering from acute or chroni disease, with name of disease and length of tim
 sSWhether defective in mind, sight, hearing C ! with name of defect.
 a4-whether a prisoner, convict, homeless ohil
 2b-is the home you live in hired or is it owne | by the head or by member Of the familyY , home free from mortgage incumbranceg 27-If the head of family Is farmer, ts the farl which he cultivates hired, or is 1t owned by him
 . member of his family'
 2s If owned by head or member of family, Is tn
 20-If the home or farm is owned by head | member of family, and mortgaRod, give the pos | ofiice address of owner.
 In addition the enumerator must reoor with the names of each family the number c the supervisors district, the number of tn enumerator's district, the names of the state city and town, the number of the ward, tn name of the street and the number of tn house.
 TAK ENuMERAToRs' NATIONALITY.
 Following is the nationality of enumeri tors appointed for New Haven:
 Americans 25, Irish 5, Germans 4, oolore 8, Italians 2. Epglish 1, Swede l. In tt list are twenty-one old soldiers.