Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

| ana pottery products. printing. publishing anC
| the periodical press carriages and wagons. &c
| They will also have with them supplemental
| schedules which call for special information
| concerning the insane, feebe-minded and
| idiotic. deaf blind. those diseased and physic-
| ally defective mot otherwise enumerated)
| children in benevolent institutions, prisoners
aud paupers.
| QUESTIONS TO BE PRoPoUNDED.
The questions to be asked under the popu.
| lation schedule are not complicated. In the
first place the enumerators will want the Chris
| tian name and initial of each member of the
| family: whether the head of the family was
| soldier. sailor or marine during the civil war,
either Union or confederate. or the widow of
| such a person; whether the person is white,
black. mulattO. quadrOon, octoroon. Chinese,
Japanese or Indian; the age at the nearest
birthday: whether single. married. widowed
or divorced: mother of how many children
and number living; the place of birth. place of
birth of father. of mother; the number of
years resident IN the United States: whether
naturalIZed or naturalization papers taken
ont; profession, trade or occupations; months
unemployed during the census year; months
of attendance at school during the year: able
to read. TO write, to speak English; whether
suffering from acute chronic disease;
whether defective in mind, sight. hearing or
speech. or whether crippled or manned.
Also the following inquiries which must be
made concerning each family and each farm
visited:
lis the home you live in hired. or is it
owned by the head or by a member of the
family?
If owned by head or member of family, is
the home free from mortgage encumbrance?
If the head of family Is n farmer. is the
farm which he cultivates hired. or is it owned
by him or by member of his family?
If owned by head or member of family, is
the farm free from mortgage encumbrance?
If the home or farm is owned by head or
member of family, and mortgaged, give the
post office address of owner"
A SPECIAL SCHEDULE
will also be presented for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning the rank. company, name of regiment
or vessel, date of enlistment and discharge and
length OF service of persons who have served
in the army. navy and marine corps OF the
United States during the late war, and the
widows OF such persons
The compensation to be paid to enumerators
is fixed by section IL of the act of March l.
1889. and provides a minimum rate of cents
for each living Inhabitant 2 cents for each
death. 10 cents for each farm, 20 cents for each
establishment of productive industry and 5
cents for each surviving soldier, sailor or
marine enumerated and returned for all sub
divisions where such allowance shall be deemed
sufficient.
THE LIST OF ESUMERATORs.
Some changes have been made in the list of
enumera;ors. The following is a correct list of
those who will begin the enumeration on
Monday:
District No. 1, Thos W. Buckley; 2, F. E.
Middleton; ). Geo. l.. Bartlett; 4. Cyrus 5. King;
D, Richard Foster; 6, q. II. Kuhn. jr; 7. John
W. Ray; 5, TheO. ii. Thomas; 9. Harry Barton;
10, James Il. Collins; Il. Vim. Grant White; r.
John Bury; IS, Harry V. Pyles; IA. George
Wheeler; 10, Ihos. A. Boucher; 10. Benjamin
+. Herdman; II. John ID. Robinson; 49, Walter
ii. Humphrey; 49, J. Howard Bangs 20, Frank
NJ. krouse; 2l. VIM II. Edwards; Y, J. Marion
Lce;23. Robert II. Smith, a. Eugene b. Searle;
20. AlphonsO VI. Boswell: 70. Stanislaus X. Nc
Nerhany; q. Jarvis Il. Moulden: %, Charles H.
Hyiand %. :. Norris Thorn; 30, Grant +. Chase
81. VIM. f. Herbert; 81, Henry Callister; 49,
Joseph J. Slnnott; "a, Frank Whiting
30. James ii. ByrauI, jr.; Sc. Thomas
A. Ritchie; 81. Vim. q. Thomas; SO. Charles
Earle; 30, Edwin l.. Robinson: 40. Andrew f.
Whitaker; fl. Jas. McReynolds; AZ. Clarence
A. Weaver; 43, George W. Rearden; A. Michael
sells; As. John \. Hayward: 46 Vim. A. Short;
AZ, J. Morrill, Chamberlin; As. Frank Percy Will
son; ~. f. Il. A. Duke; 30. Harry ). Payne; 81.
John RoDt. Sutton, jr.; 50, Ed +. Storms; SO,
Jos. Crittenden Lee; 81, Elias c. Caldweil So
Earl 5. Rathbun; 56, Abbott Il. Walker; 81,
1hOs II. Heath; IS. Campbell +. Gibson; 50,
BushrOd ". Reed; co. l.. +. Pangburn; 81. W. J.
Walker: 81, jerome Il. Burke; G3. Vim. c. Nc
Michael; 81, Chas. s. Price; %, Geo. W. Lowell;
Go. Vim. \. Haley; 81. Geo. W. Wylie; So. Geo
j. Presby; 69. Chad f. HOLSTERS; 20. Henry E.
BoudInOt; al, Benz. b. +. Harris; y, VIM Mus
ser; 49, Fred. Z. Queen; "A. VIM. q. Noen; 10,
II. o. Chamberlln; &C. Vim. H. Grimes; ~,
Chas. L. Willis; 10. Edward Morgan; 10. John
o. Walker; 80, Henry +. Rupp; 81. Robert d.
Howell; 81. Chas. +. Price; 50. Jos. W. Howard;
81, Jas. Borden Smith; 50, Leopold Baumgar-
ten; So. VIM. II. Thornton; 81. Jas. A. X. Moore;
-. Geo. Woodbridge; 50. VIM. Watson;
A Rallg l.
King; -. John DeBarth Little; 90, lido A.
Peste.l; 81. John Il. CroggOn; %. Milton T.
BrIttOn; 81. Nm. &. Young: 81. VIM. l.. Lamb;
-. 1hos. +. Herring: 80, Vim. IL. Harding: 100,
Vim. 5. DuIln; 1Ol, Howard Il. Hyatt; 1902.
Samuel /. Boss; 1913, Eugene VI. Wallace; l04,
Richard Il. Brouner; 100, Barnett Walker; IO6,
George Il. May; l07. Montgomery L. Danforth;
lUS. Carl \. Jensen; lOy. Thos. J. Hardester;
10. JOS. W. GallIher; Ill. Peter VI. Calvin;
ll2. Philip >. WEIGH; ll3. Rich. 5. Campbell;
III. Frank j. Donnelly; llJ, Vim. H. Duiing;
ll6. Geo. III. Gaddis; III, W. =. Branson; 1lS
Melville c. Britain; ll9, Geo. W. Wilt; 100,
Ed ). York; III, Guy Otterbach; l22, Ed. G.
Weaver; l23. Edwin X. GerOw; 124. VIM. T..
Patton; ID Geo. T.. Weed l26. Thos W.
Rogerson; l27. Samuel L. Shields 1913, JOS
Bury; l29. Jos. LocAbochler; l30 VIM. f.
Hause; 13l. L. Graham Dorsey; 1872, John S.
Chapman; I33, John l.. Prospect; 1874, Henry
D. Hall: l3j, Maurice III. Wolfe; 1876, VIM. l..
Wise.
SPECIAL ENUMEKATORs.
In addition to the above a number of special
enumerators have been appointed to collect the
desired information from the various institu-
lions of the city. In the case of institutions
not named the work will be done by the regu-
lar enumCrator OF the district where the insti-
tuition Is located The special enumerators and
the institutions are as follows:
German Orphan Asylum. Reinhold Springs
guth; Industrial Home School. Mrs. X L. Bar
low; Georgetown University. j. A. Saul; Chill
dren's Hospital, VIM. j. Dillenback; National
Deaf Mute College, Mr.. lie Fever: Freedman's
Hospital, Samuel Elbut; Garfield Memorial
Hospital, Il. ID. Boss; Government Hospital for
the Insane. John {. King: Home for Destitute
COiored Women. Eliza Ieacock; Fouudlngs
Home. Eliza Heacock; Providence Hospital,
Sister Beatrice: Washington Marine Barracks,
Frederick Semple; navy yard. i. W. Bacon: ST.
AIMS Infant Asylum. Sister Agnes Relihan: st.
Rose Industrial Home, Sister Clara; st. Vincent
Orphan Asylum. Sister VI. Vincent; L.
Soldiers Home. James Fitzpatrick; Washing
ton City Orphan Asylum. DR.. W. b. Wright
NOmens Christian Association Home. Miss
Catherine L. Bent; District jail Willis F.
Crocker; Reform School, q. A. Shallenberger
Washington work and aims house hospital.
John A. Stoutenburgh.