New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
ln.al Of 1z1oooo. showing steady and remarkable

a total Of Lie 600 showing steady ana rea A''''
increase Of the ratio after october -
superintendent Porter submitted aihdaVits Oh TWO
Federal cnumcrators of the second "aiu wv" "
whom wore born and have always hVcd III VIC ,'S'
who were graduates of TIE public schools Oh NC"
york ,yho were cu,ploycd ~ cnumerators III the
Tenth Census and who have occupied places Oh "u'.
and responsibility I'm private empioSI"o" ~
them testify that the enumeration Oh '"c "
accurate and complete as it was pTdcuo"p0 ~ ~
lie also read Geographic dispatches IcocNoo i''"
both Of them this morning cOntrovertlg ccr'ain
pnlds he'd in the newspapers last week. HupeIIn
iendent Porter also submitted NUMBER vi i ,,,i
of tn, Federal and police figures 81 thc Sc'ohd "iu
IN .hn,r that tbr liquidation is nuctutllhS ana IN
stable. For example, OF 1l persons te t ,i oniv
Fdr-aI euumcIit0I, I'm certain parts VI tle warn OILY
30 wrrn found BIZ The police cnunerdtoN, raVhs
$40 or nearly az per cent unaccotilou w. t ,h,
,mova. wceu June and october H. DuI rom 'no
% ,,orv The pnlicc officers returned o. pcFs ih'
in Hctoier An increase Of 30 the June census
In support of the propo9SiO ANA 5,d' the police census
bad in spots MIR Porter gave tho figures OF NUN tI
pcr Vi % - 70 nnr cent below the June enumeration
r ie in nbep Eases the latter fell far behind ilc
october eCun-in one ds'' show d oniy ~
Mr. Bowers replied to superintendent PoIlef wic
great eanetnes and Ga neuSc c ., also pnccd
ments with considerable NehomcII.o' nv lad IN dis-
Wayor Grants private secretary on te stsnt 10 ,i
prove LII w enpeTmtcnd.nt Porter from the men
Who took the census Of the second Naln VT, %
aiu ed
,n t6c inspection of any person VINO may uNIIc 10 ca
mine ihcn and declared that nobOdF can 10" -!
whether the population nj NcwIOrk as announcer DI
the Census bureau is correct or not lVi u!Ic - -"
nroof OF Il except the superintendent statement
WIN like proprcty he nigh, nave assorted mat h1uoN
Knows whctler the monthly debt statement "l nc
Treasury department is correct or not he,auSc tlu
cnsh on hand il not accessible to be counted by any
person who may desire and there Is no PROOF my w,
money actually in the Treasury wants cAcep Sc
tary WindOrS statement. Mr.. Bowers lnuHla'F,i tli
New York City woI.o be satisfied a. To thc 0rlElt'i
schedules and thciI footing, if they were Opcc" Io'
the inspection of three new spapcr reporters dina.
In his argument Nr. bowers ELECTED inc lh'Ffs,'ht
information that Calvin Brice, United States senator
elect from Ohio. T. enumerated IN the returns oi lHc
United states Census resident oil tith"Nc' III inc
CITY and stale of New York. Mr.. Bowers was some
what staggered by his information. but 1ound hIt'lh
To- cXclam Well. that's pretty census. when emu
mCrttnS a United states senator from ono among IN"
resident population Of the city Of New "Tk.'
Mr. Bower, concluded his argument with An earn
est plea in favor of granting the rcJucs Of New ORR
for i recount but he candidy admitted that the ia"
must DE changed before il could be dose. ana tlat
Congress would have to make an appropriation for That
specific purpose. In answer to question: sup rim
tendcnt Porter said that an actual and complete
remuneration of the pulatlOn Of New York CIV
would require two three weeks OF time That OF
course would include none Of the time n"c"S~ary FOR
preparation for compiling the returns aft"Irard.