The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-12

Much amusement was occasioned by the
q Hong All Ch% auPdsymKan at ISL
informa Ito from him Hong All chu is rather
tail. Muscular. and at-faced. Tie enumer;;
ator thought he understood the questions. and
much catechisinG, thrashed his arms around.
got red in the face. and Jabbered some heather
dialect in excited tones. he understomd the ex-
hiItlop as one OF temper. Mr., Kraushaar
Hong Al Thg. exasper9ted beyond control o.
though to hurl it at him. The, enumerator lost
no time In seeking the sidewalk.
missioner late in the afternoon. He coul dn't tell
his name and was temporarily entered sio the
poked questions, at him for quarter hour.
bit 0ne Lung answered only Ply with I'm stare.
neil both exhausted themselves. Marsha!
Jacobus and Deputy Marshal Kennedy tried
their hands and variety OF Officials were nS
failed Then Ono Lung .sprawled upon the
desk and labor22usly wrote out statement !. cement
like the side of u tea chest, and nobody could
rcad It. Messengers wero sent in every direc-
Chin Foo appeared. Under his gentle handling
the Chinaman gave his name MS Hong Al Chu,
pan if that R he he thonGht the eEamerator when
lie called. wanted TO get some washing. and
had lost his wash check He didn't know any
%,Dgg,t ihsy take tho census in Gilman"
asked Mr.. QC0rnell ooo
years, ava peop!e are ant to forget about
from one ing to another"
Hong All Chu gave his pedigree and TINT OF
Dis employer ON the spot and was allowed to
James Gilhooly OF 923 CORTLAND avenue. a
burly GUurryman. got very angry tho other
day when Enumerator Isaac Kosenthal asked
his wife how long. she'd been married and how
that 1t was mono of his - business. He said
10 didn't care rap Tor the Constitution Of the
holes II he didn't get out. Hosenthal. who is a
small man. got out.
Deputy bernhard Rrraigned him before tho
Commissioners and said that no had never
heard Of the census before md was Willing
nov 10 have all the questions answered;
Edward Teunoy was young man with opin-
his old mother arrested than 10 answer "t the
enumerAtorS simple questions about her. lie
lNes at 22G Hudson street in house which ho
pies rooms, sho is French and cannot speak speak
EnE!ifh. oEaGmerator Louis r. Waltz was told
Of New YORK, Mr.. Walt called ar"i i 't and
against his right 10 ask Tho Gaostio T's'u At
length Teuney answered for himself and his
mother. who ho declared. though living in hiiis
rented house. did not belong to his family
Mr. Waltz wasted much limo trying TO get 1t
found that she could not speak English, Tie
son refused to act as internreter, and was ar
was u representative OF tho family refusing 10
give information.
- cant soc" shouted tho young man 10
Comml ssi onerS hieldS yesterday. why mans |
got 10 be bound 10 his mother. | answered. for |
myself and now let's SEQ you make me answer
for her"
An argument followed. In which Mr.. Teuney
asked for the law TO compel HIM 10 answer for
his mother.
We'll" said tho Commissioner III your
mother will not o. cannot answer We will have |
70 arresther."
Il have nothing TO do with the matter, All / |
want to know is tho law to make young man |
answer for his mother. There aint no such |
law. and dofy you 10 show it,"
What's your mother name 2" asked Assist |
ant District Attorney O'C0nnell.
u dent knew raspod Tourney with a. eer- !
Ing smii" That's for you 10 find out. amt |
Got nothing 10 do with heE"
Tho case was POSTPONED until to-day at 2 |
O'Clock
Mrs Caroline Eadamnker. who keeps n adg-
ing house at ~ watts street. wouldn't talk 10
A,oI az +. lIedcka tae enqmeratoT BECAUSE
makes has another house in. Washington
S6dSSses' ana i IN o9lrdeT TO determine In which
asked her the technical question OF where she |