New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
TIE TITO CENSUSES or BROORLPN.

THE POLICE ENUMERATION VINpiCATES THE
FEDERAL. COUNT THE TOTAL POPULATIONS
Washington. Sow rs lSpeclal-Thc returns 4 the
r,rrlcinal census Of BrooSlyn. Published TN the
New York newspapers 81 to-day, are rcghrdod AZ th'
ce,su. uureau a, virtually yindicaton OF the
United states census taken last June. II u uhuer
stood that the police Officers VINO made the ehbih'F'
lion last published returned ~ occupied ah'u' ''"'
h,.e. which they say were rot occupied N June whcD
,t rsder, enumeration was made, ri the rather 10"
oy.-,gc ~ .iX person, 70 each house this might a
count t,r % 900 persons. Again, IL Is uiH'FsV"'
that tie municipal returns show that IN" h"hoc' VI
per-ons occupying fats IN apartment houses ahu '"'
t. hotel. was mich smaller in June than IN Novcm
iDr -til again, II appears that Or. J"hh = i"'"E
REGISTRAR # the Brooklyn Huitau oi Nlt' 0u'u'"''
.ina,.s the natural growth ~ Brooklyn at 1000
- 18th =, nv mi. is meant The excess W births
o. d.,trs the natural growth would account
co., an ,tcre,-e II AZ least 10000 per
ope b.,we.n June the date when ''e
FEDERAL enumeration b,,an-aud No'criber J. ""'h
,ho ,ppnc.pal enumeration began No arpHc 80 ~
"a. hc,n received al thc 'cnsu' Bureau Tor 0"'H'
- the uopulaon Of Ero"hl'n ard II seems proDaH'
ro, M .uch application v.li be- made. The broohyn
-. i, may he. said. appear to have treated the
nj, cc, not i'm A partisan manner and spirit ana ~
have dc. red TO get the Truth a nearly a they 'ona
9th ,I,c impcr'cct rcsourccs at their command.
The r.port Of the ~upcriir .ndcnt Of the Ccn''i''
,,ttcb ,,ul Lac submitted e. the secretary 81 Tue III
,.,o, e,orc Conerc.. assemblies. will probably contain
anna interesting facts In regard 70 the recount OF
ponulaon and applications in That behalf from various
u,rts of ,hc country. In the case oI Kansas 'lN
Mo a careful recount 81 The districts by the people
If that town through their representatives, resulted W
a To-, az some zoo and the represent ativcs m-c-N
requested that the original enumeration be allowed u
stand In the case OF st. Louis two authorized rep
| rc-cn,atvrS Of tho city, accompanied by two "i "
Representatives In Congress, came before the 'lsu-
JNrosn bearing n com plant which in substance wa
that tho United state, cnumcr1'ors had failed I" ~
| turn about 30 COO persons. thorough investigation
was promptly made. which resulted ia adding l2"'C
persons 10 the population 81 -. Louis a. Originally
reported. so that there are two sides to wNa
nav T." called The burning question Of 10 enumeration
| The total population Of the United states. inclnd
ing the Territories. except Alaska, viii he announced
| tomorrow, and The total probably will be somewhat
| larger than the total gwen Ia the AIRY bniicul
issued October -, which WAS 81. i-O.1iO. The new
tOtai will not include incrci-" on account OF thc
| population ~ New York city Nearly two weeks age
Super! Ttendcnt Porter Gcsparing of a~rerinlng 10y
any other mcaus u basis of comparison Of III" munici
Pal with the census taken by ia" United STATE
enumcratoIS fnads official request To be furnished
with copies ~ the municipal returns. To That appl
| eaton attention seems 30 nave been PAD. and II
must therefor, bc taken for granted That the
pari.un by the municipal authorities Of the Federal
and police rctur7- ~ Che second Ward have proved t(
| he unsatlsfsr ,ry that the Tammany officials have
| decided to dr,D the matter Nothing Whatever O
an official nature has been received from them sine,
supervisor Kenny returned 10 Now York nearly two
| weeks ago with cOpie, of the returns OF tho United
| states enumeraiors for the second Ward.