New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-11
COMING DOWN FROM THEIR HIGH HORSES
THEY ALL WISH THAT THEY HAD ANs"EHi'O
THE CENSUS EYUMERATrRs.

,, and women of vsrions nationalitics were amo"o
49,, oso,s who we're taken before Commissioner
hio,ds Yesterday charged with refusing to give ~
formation to the census enumerators only ono
.Sana however. had apparently shown any real pu'-
80 % insult the enumeratOr and she quickly beca"o
repentant when the commissioner spoke OF con'P''
her 10 give bond for her appearance
1t r,chc an enumerator who has district Ill
a., o,t,,l mart of the city. made several complaint
ut II the evidence the examination before TIC 'o'
missioner was trne. he was not Tree irom Dl>hc IVA
the trouble he experienced lie cohpiahcd that ''''
Ellen Timmony, Of no. 81 East i"enS i""''" 80
rIorcd him out of her laundry. Mrs. 1immony tes''
,cd that he entered the place, ara "lt"ut RN'hs US
name and business, began asking series % quc''o,
rho, she did not answer the ennmerator sic s'''
,yore and went out on the sidewalk ana Ii'hpe" w
and down in an apparent frenzy y 'ro"u -
boys gathered about and laughed AT MS "'''''
y + North of No. : ST. Marks Place. WHO Sd" r'''o
behavior corroborated the testimony W '''' , -
rbo examination in tho case was adjourned uhth ~
day .. IT.. ,.i,,b st
, s arrcs tod ON thc complaint of hrs. EliLabcui
Herring an ennmeTatOr WIS dlschar-c"' '"'' nv
ring when she learned that Mr. FORSTER ""'h" gu
t,, and was accustomed to sleep all day, thought
,hat his conduct was sufficiently accounted for by MS
beiop reused from his slumber by her Nl''I lie mn
.but the door ia her face when she caiien' ,
.o,,,a U,rc,trom. Of No. 332 West Forty seventh
81, did NOT understand English. Shs Is swede anu
she WA, suspicious Of William j. Matthews '"o
cnnmcrator who called upon her' 800
,IIL,I Chilv an Italian Of No. 30 sullivan-st was
o,,,intcd with the English language but the com
nis,ioncr's Italian was good enough lor MN "" III
nroni,ed TO give the desired iniormatioh'
Erideet Reilly, of No.tn 'hrhSol-'I' WHO ""'
,.,,.,od ON Mouday. was before commissioner shields
Cor examination Yesterday. she said that she toid
t,,i. De Frccsc the enumeration, that She w"nluh /
answer any questions. d" How ala know ph"aV s"o
wos,- said Mrs. Reilly. "Shnre man TOOK ''o
.op.is down the strate, and phwat has woman
10 be doing asking questions
Hang sing of No - NaricIst, would not answer
the inmirie, of Louis Wolfe, the ennmcra'or. but
he explained through an Interpreter 'hat nc ou 'o
understand the English language -
Emma Bromley. Of No. 100 East twenty stNe"'"
. r.frscd ia answer questions put by Theodore H.
stricb She said that some one i'm the house hah
committed suicide and she thought that 'lc 'o"'"'
maj Wrs nabbertc sacgcr. Of No 2oi Alen-t. wa
s,nrv to fhc cnumcrator according to the compliant
Her husband accompanied hcr " i,dispnnt aver
.ioner Yesterday afternoon. ana N"' I''r'-,i''o ~,
,h orr,.t The compile did not seem rtp:riant unu
commissioner Shields suggested th2r pou pc "
Cor MIR. Stacccr's appearance. IhtN men ouI "
T., riyr any amount Of information and Mrs. s'aeSer
was parolcd until today -, - i,,,or
IIarry L. Connolly. an enumerator. iid an h,'e'
view a dav or two ago with a man who showed 50
Itiie rcgard for the Office that he stamped ON W. W.
ruumeraior'S certificate OF aQpoh 'n'c'' ~ h,nn
was about to take him Ia the police STATION; VIII
the man apoogzcd and was released. 'ohh"Iy h'n
troulie Yesterday afternoon with lhomas LOWE, d
coI"rrd man of so IS Wet Thirty esmh--t. WHO
Slammed The door in his face. TINS time '"hh"lN
prorured a warrant. Lewis when taken netors ' ,min
pp'iS.innrr shields explained that he va "orrr
atout some money which he had lot ana anaWcre
' t c,,r,~r,tor ronghly lie apooslcd and was
parolcd. .a.o arro.,cd and d..
charged 4 dozen additional warrants were l''h'i Oh
new ecmplaiut- 10 one was nncd YES cIuN hll" ~
red
more severely when he finds case Of deliberate III
sut to the cnumcrator,