MARKETS-Continued. payment of their appraised values. During the years 1895-6 the buildings were constructed. The business of the market is distributing to retail dealers, and is estimated to aggregate $25,000,000 a year. A considerable portion of such amount is contributed by the market gardeners of Long Island, who dispose of their vegetables in the square of the market set apart for their use. 546 wagon loads of such produce have been sold on a Saturday in summer. Revenue to the city, as per report of fiscal year of 1898, from lot rents, $47,942.45, and from farmers' fees, $11,560.50. VEGETABLE MARKET-On Bushwick av., at the western terminus of the Montauk division of the Long Island Railroad, are located commission and wholesale dealers in Long Island produce. Manhattan. CATHARINE MARKET-City property. Est. 1786. Bounded by Catharine, Cherry and South sts. and Catharine slip. Business, distributing to retailers and retailing, the latter chiefly to vessels docking in the vicinity. Revenue to the city from rents, in 1898, $4,729. Est. a Avenue A. Business, distributing to retailers. Has also an open square in which market gardeners stand their wagons and sell their vegetables direct from their farms. JEFFERSON MARKET-City property. Est. 1832-3. Bounded by 6th av., Greenwich av. and W. 10th st. Business, distributing to retailers and retail. Revenue to the city from rents in 1898. $8,080.88. MANHATTAN MARKET-Property of the N. Y. Central and Hudson River Railroad Co. Bounded Originally established in 1871 by the city at a by 11th av., W. 34th and 35th sts. and 12th av. cost of $3,000,000. Consumed by fire in 1879. Site sold to present owner a few years later, by which present buildings were erected. Business, wholesale and distributing to retailers, both meats and vegetables. TOMPKINS MARKET-City property. Est. 1828. Bounded by 3d av., E. 6th and 7th sts. and Hall place. The greater part of the building is occupied for an armory by the 69th Regt., N. G. N. Y. Business, on ground floor, wholesale meat dealers, distributing to retailers. Revenue to the city from CENTRAL MARKET-Private property. rents in 1898. $5,917.00. Bounded by 7th av., Broadway and W. 47th 1867. st. Business retail. CENTRE MARKET-City property. Est. 1817. Bounded by Centre, Grand, Centre Market place and Broome sts. Business distributing to retailers and retail. A portion of this market is occupied by the Second District Civil Court. Lease of the remainder for a term of years sold at auction at $1,500 annual rent. Total revenue in 1898, $6,399. CLINTON MARKET-City property. Est. 1829. Bounded by Canal, Spring. Washington and West sts. Business, distributing to retailers and retail. Revenue to the city from rents, in 1898, $6,532.37. COLUMBUS MARKET-Private property. Located at 7th av. and W. 124th st. Business, retail. FULTON MARKET-City property. Est. 1821. Bounded by Fulton, Beekman, Front and South sts. Business, wholesale and retail. Revenue to the city from rents in 1898, $41,500.39. FULTON FISH MARKET-The building is the property of an association which pays $12,000 annual rent for the bulkhead occupied by it on the east side of South st.. between Fulton and Beckman sts., opposite Fulton general market. Business, sea food at wholesale. HARLEM MARKET-Private property. Opened 1891. Bounded by st av., E 102d and 103d sts. anl UNION MARKET-City property. East Houston and Columbia sts. Rented chiefly for police station. Revenue in 1898, $1,254.50. WASHINGTON MARKET-City property. Est. 1813. Bounded by Washington, West, Fulton and Vesey sts. Present structure erected in 1880. Business, wholesale and retail. Revenue to the city in 1898 from rents, $67,670.44; from farmers, $1,786.25. WEST WASHINGTON MARKET-City property. Originally an auxiliary of Washington Market, located on bulkhead and wharves of Hudson River, opposite that market and between Dey and Barclay sts. Moved to Washington and West sts. and 13th av., between Gansevoort and W. 12th sts., in 1889. Market for meats and vegetables, that portion between West st. and 13th av., while space between West and Washington sts. is left open for the standing of wagons of market gardeners in the sale of their vegetables. Nearly 500 wagon loads of vegetables have been sold in this square in a single day. Business, wholesale and distributing to retailers. Permits to do busiress in all public markets in Manhattan are revocable by the Comptroller without time notice. Revenue to city in 1898, from rents, $105,530.55; from farmers, $7,121. For coaches, by time, one hour or less.. .... 1.50 Each additional half hour or part thereof.... 75 No hackman shall demand more than the legal rates of fare or stop for one stop not over five minutes long in a single trip. No hack shall be driven by the time rate at a pace less than five miles an hour. One piece of baggage, not over fifty pounds in weight, shall be carried without extra charge. Additional baggage shall be charged for at the rate of 25 cents a piece. Legal Baggage Transfer Rates. The rates for express deliveries, unless otherwise mutually agreed, are fixed as follows: Between points within any borough, not more than five miles apart, each piece, 40 cents; not more than ten miles apart, each piece, 55 cents: not more than fifteen miles apart, each piece, 75 cents. Between points in different boroughs, onehalf the above rates in addition. Special deliveries to be mutually agreed upon. STEAMSHIP LINES, PIERS, PRINCIPAL OFFICES, DESTINATION AND SAILINGS. A. Brearley, from Little 12th st., Mon.. Wed. and Fri., for Irvington and Tarrytown. l'ass. and freight. Albany Day Boats - See Hudson River Line. Allan State Line, ft. W. 21st st., office 53 Broadway, Manhattan. Every Sat. for Londonderry and Glasgow. Pass. and general freight; 6 boats, English flag. Allen's Line (Steamer Capt. M. De Puy), Pier 47, E. R., Manhattan. Wed. for Westport, Conn. Carries produce West, general freight East. American and Australian Steamship Line to Australia and New Zealand direct. Office 115 Produce Exchange, Manhattan. Every three weeks. American-African Line, North Central Pier, Atlantic Basin, Brooklyn; office, 115 Produce Exchange, Manhattan. Every 2 weeks for African ports. General fr. and pass. British flag. American-Indian Steamship Line, office 115 Produce Exchange, Manhattan. Sailings monthly for Aden, Arabia, Bombay, Colombo, Calcutta, Madras, Rangoon and Persian Gulf ports. American Line (International Nav, Co.). Piers 11 and 15, N. R.; office 73 Broadway, Manhattan. Wed. and occasionally Sat. for Southampton. Pass. and limited quantity of freight. Steamers: St. Louis, St. Paul and New York. American flag. Anchor Line, Pier 54, N. R., ft. W. 24th st.; office 17 and 19 Broadway, Manhattan. For Glasgow. Freight and pass.; 7 boats. Mediterranean steamers sail from Union Stores, Brooklyn. Angler, ft. E. 23d st., Manhattan. Daily trips most of the year, subject to change. For Fishing Banks. Arrow Line, Manhanset Dock, Pavonia Ferry, Jersey City; office 5-11 Broadway, Manhattan. Every 10 days for Leith and Dundee. Freight only; 4 boats. British flag. Sat. Atlantic Transport Line, Pier 39. N. R., ft. Houston st.; office 1 Broadway, Manhattan. for London. Freight and pass. steamers. British flag. 25th of each month for Barbadoes, North Brazil and Amazon River. Fr. and pass. British flag. Boyers Flushing and College Point Freight Line, ft. Beekman st., Manhattan. Daily at 2 P. M. Freight received to 5 P. M. Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Line, via Bridgeport S. B. Co., which see. Bridgeport S. B. Co., Pier 39, E. R., Manhattan; office, pier. Daily, except Sundays, for Bridgeport, Conn. Freight and pass. 2 boats, Bristol City Line, ft. W. 29th st.; office 25 Whitehall st., Manhattan. Sails for Bristol, Enggland, every five days. Fr. only. 10 steamers. British flag. Cameron S. S. Line, ft. Roosevelt st. Manhattan; office 5 Bowling Green. For Hayti. Capt. M. DePuy-See Allen's Line. Carter, Macy & Co.; office 140 Pearl st., Manhattan. Sailings for Hioga, Shanghai, Foo Chow, Amoy, Hong Kong, Singapore. Catskill Evening Line, ft. Christopher st.. N. R., Manhattan; office at pier. Daily except Sun. for Catskill and intermediate points. Fr. and pass. Central Hudson Steamboat Co., ft. Franklin st.. N. R.; main office Newburgh, N. Y. 6 P. M. daily except Sun. for Marlboro, Highland and Poughkeepsie. Freight and pass. 2 boats. Central R. R. of New Jersey, Pier ft. Rector st., Manhattan. Daily for Atlantic Highlands, May 10 to Oct. 15. Central Vermont R. R., Pier 36, E. R., Manhattan, and Palmer's Docks, Brooklyn; office at piers and 88 Wall st., Manhattan. Daily for New London. Freight only. 3 boats. Chelsea, Pier 18, E. R. Freight. Mon. and Thurs. for Montville, Conn. Chrystenah, ft. W. 16th st. and W. 22d st., Manhattan. Daily Peekskill and intermediate landings. Passengers and freight. Citizens' S. B. Co., ft. W. 10th st., Manhattan; office on pier. Daily except Sat. for Troy, 1st cabin only. 5 N. Y. Sunday for Albany and Troy. Freight and pass. 2 boats. Atlas Line, ft. W. 25th st.; office 17 State st.. Manhattan. Sat. for Jamaica, Colombia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Hayti. Freight and pass. 9 boats. British flag. Austro-American (Barber & Co's Line), Pier A, Jersey City: office Produce Exchange, Manhattan. Sailings every 20 days for Trieste and Genoa. Freight only. Bacon S. S. Line; office Produce Exchange Annex, Manhattan. Sailings for Mexican and West Indian ports. Bahama S. S. Co., Pier 3, E. R.; office 63 Pine st., Manhattan. Every 4th Wed., from Oct. 4. 1899, for Nassau. Fr. and pass.; 1 boat. British flag. Baltic Line (Hamburg-American). foot 1st st.. Hoboken, N. J.; office 37 Broadway, Manhattan. Sailing for Copenhagen and Swedish ports. Passengers and freight. German flag. Barber & Co's Lines, E. Central Pier, Atlantic Basin, Brooklyn, and Penna. Piers, A and B. Jersey City; office rooms L and M. Produce Exchange, Manhattan. Lines as follows: N. Y. to China and Japan, calling at Aden, Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama; N. Y. to Havre and Marseilles, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Houston Line, New York to Montevideo, Buenos Ayres and Rosario. Vogeman Line, New York to Hamburg. Austro-American Line, New York to Trieste and other Mediterranean ports. Union Clan Line, New York to South Africa. Levant Line. New York to Alexandria, Constantinople, Smyrna and Salonica. Fr. only. 40 boats. Sailing under American, British, Norwegian and German flags. Barge Sarah Smith, Little 12th st., Manhattan. Irregular for Hudson River landings. Fr. only. Barge Enterprise, from ft. of Bloomfield st. 6 P. M. Fridays, for Rhinebeck. Freight and pass. Bayonne Transportation Co., ft. Beekman st. Daily for Bayonne, N. J. Freight and pass. Bay Ridge, from Battery hourly for Liberty Island. Ben Franklin Trans. Co., ft. Franklin st. (new Pier 24), Manhattan; office at pier. Twice daily for Yonkers. Freight and pass. Clyde Line--See N. Y., Charleston and Florida Line. Clyde's W. I. Line, Pier ft. Roosevelt st., Manhattan; office 5 Bowling Green, Manhattan. Sailings for Cape Hayti, Aux Cayes, Gonaives, Inagua, Bahamas, Jacmel, Macoris, Miragoane, Petit Goare, Port au Prince, Puerto Plata, San Domingo City, St, Mare, Turks Island. Clyde Line, Pier 29, E. R., Manhattan. For Wilmington, Georgetown, N. C. Sailings Saturdays. Columbian Line-See Panama R. R. S. S. Line. Compagnie Generale Transatlantique. See French Line. Compania Transatlantica, Pier 10, E. R., Manhattan. Sailings for Colon, Havana, La Guayra, Santiago de Cuba and Mexican ports. Cromwell Line, Pier 9, N. R.; office on pier, Manhattan. Sat. for New Orleans. Fr. and pass. Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd., foot Jane st.; office 4 Bowling Green, Manhattan. Sat. and occasional Tues lays for Queenstown and Liverpool. Fr. and pass. 6 boats in New York service. British flag. Danish Star Line. Med'n Pier, Brooklyn, office 361 Produce Exchange, Manhattan. Sailings for Copenhagen, Denmark, and Stettin, Prussia. Demerara S. S. Line, office 106 Wall st., Manhattan. Irregular sailings for Demerara, ish Guiana and British and French W. I. eral freight out and sugar inward. 3 steamers, limited number of passengers. Brit Gen Edward Perry & Co.'s China and Japan Line, Pier 48, E. R., office Produce Exchange, Floor D. Manhattan. Monthly sailings for Red Sea ports. In lla, China and Japan. Freight only. British and Norwegian flags. Excursion boats for Bay Ridge, ft. Whitehall st.. Manhattan. Fabre Line, Robinson Stores, Brooklyn; office 47 South st., Manhattan. Sails for Marseilles, Barcelona and Naples. Freight and pass. Fall River Line, Pier 19. N. R., ft. Warren st., office on pier. Daily for Fall River, Mass. Pass. and freight. Steamer in each direction daily except between Nov. and April, when Sunday trips Florio Line, Pier C, Jersey City; office 5-11 Booth S. S. Co., Ltd., 88 Gold st., and Red · omitted. STEAMSHIP LINES-Continued. French Line (Compagnie Generale Transatlan- | Constantinople, Smyrna and Salonica. Sailings Glenville, ft. Clinton st. Mon., Wed. and Fri. for Portchester, N. Y. Grand Republic steamer, ft. Fulton st., Brooklyn, W. 20th and Christopher sts., Manhattan. Sundays in early part of summer for Cranstons and Newburgh. Pass. also for Rockaway Beach, week days and Sundays on and after July 1 of each year. Linha de Vapores Portuguese. See Portuguese Line. Little Silver. See N. Y. and Monmouth Park S. B. Co. Maid of Kent, Pier 48, E. R., ft. Clinton st., Manhattan. Mon., Wed., Fri., for Greenwich, Conn. Freight and pass. 1 boat. Maine S. S. Co., ft. Market st., Pier 38, E. R.; office 222 South st., Manhattan. Tues., Thurs., Sat., for Portland. Fr. and pass. Hamburg-American Line, ft. First st., Hoboken, Mallory Line, Piers 19, 20, 21, E. R., office, Pier N. J., office 35-37 Broadway, Manhattan. Thurs-2, E. R., Manhattan. Fri., for Brunswick, Ga., days, for Cherbourg (Paris), Southampton (Lon- and Wed. and Sat. for Galveston, Tex. Sat. steamdon), and Hamburg. Saturdays for Hamburg er calls at Key West. Fr. and pass. 9 boats. via Plymouth and direct. During winter season American flag. special trips to Mediterranean ports, also summer cruise to Norway and Sweden. Company owns 77 ocean steamers. Fr. and pass. German flag. Harlem or Alert Steamers, Pier Fulton st., E. R., Manhattan. Daily except Sun.. for Astoria, L. I., and Harlem, 130th st., Manhattan, L. I. City. Pass, and freight. Harlem and Morrisania Consolidated Line, Pier 22, E. R.; office 133d st. and 3d av., Manhattan. Daily except Sunday for Harlem, Morrisania, L. I. City and Astoria, Ward's and Randall's Island. Freight and pass. 2 boats. Hartford Line, Pier 24. E. R., Manhattan, office on pier, daily except Sun., for Hartford and Connecticut River landings. Season, March 1 to Dec. 15. Fr. and pass.. 2 boats. Holland-American Line, ft. 5th and 6th sts., Hoboken, N. J.; office 39 Broadway, Manhattan. Sat. and alternate Thurs. for Rotterdam and Amsterdam via Boulogne-sur-mer. Fr. and pass., steamers in service. 7 Hollander Line, Pier 13, E. R.; office 90 Beaver st., Manhattan. For Mobile. Houston (Barber & Co's Line), Atlantic Basin, Brooklyn: office Produce Exchange, Manhattan. For Montevideo, Buenos Ayres and Rosario. Sailings every 28 days. Mail, pass. and freight. British flag. Hudson River Day Line (Albany Day Boats), ft. Desbrosses st. and W. 22d st., N. R.; office at Desbrosses st. Pier. Daily except Sun., from May 28 to Oct. 15, for Albany and intermediate landings. Passengers only. 2 boats. Manhanset Line, Erie Dock, Jersey City, N. J.. office, 11 Broadway, Manhattan. Irregularly for Bristol, Eng. Fr. only. 6 boats. British flag. Manhattan Steamship Co., Pier 6, N. R., Manhattan. Office, 11 Broadway, Manhattan. Sailings for Bangor and Belfast, Me., Thurs. Manhattan and Westchester Trans. Co., Pier ft. Catharine st., E. R., Manhattan; office Mount Vernon, N. Y. Daily. Freight received until 6 P. M. No passengers. Mary E. Gordon, foot Pike st., Manhattan. Regularly, on Tues., Thurs. and Sat., for Mamaroneck and New Rochelle, touching at David's Island by agreement. Mary Powell S. B. Co., foot Desbrosses st. and W. 22d st., office, Desbrosses st. pier. Daily, except Sun. (Summer), for Rondout and intermediate landings. Pass. only, 1 boat. Mediterranean and N. Y. S. S. Co., Mediterranean Pier, Brooklyn, office, 11 Broadway, Manhattan. Twice monthly for Spanish, Italian and Adriatic ports. Fr. only, 7 boats, British flag. Merchants' Line. See N. Y. and Pacific Steamship Co. Merchants' S. B. Co. (Steamer Sea Bird), ft. Franklin St., Manhattan; office at Pier. Daily for Highlands of Navesink and Red Bank. Fr. and pass. 1 boat. Merchants' Trans. Co. (Canal Freight Line), Pier 18, E. R., Manhattan, office at pier. Daily. except Sun., for Trenton and Bound Brook, N. J. Fr. only. 4 boats. Meta. Pier 19, E. R., Manhattan. Daily for Pass. and fr. Huntington, Norwalk and Bridgeport Steam Fer-Bayway, Elizabethport and New Jersey landings. ry Co., Pier 48, E. R., ft. Clinton st., Manhattan; office at pier. Tues., Thurs., Sat., for Huntington. Fri. during summer for Norwalk. Freight and pass. 1 boat. Idlewild (steamer), (Glen Cove route), ft. E. 31st st., Manhattan, office at Pier 24. E. R. Daily for Great Neck, Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glenwood and Roslyn. Freight and passengers. Insular Nav. Co.. Atlantic Dock. Brooklyn, office 6 Hanover st., Manhattan. Sailings for points in Portugal on application. Sails for West Coast of Africa, via Lisbon and Cape Verde Islands. Pass, and fr. International Nav. Co. See American and Red Star Line. Iron S. B. Co.. Pier 10. E. R.. and W. 22d st.. Manhattan; office 32 Broadway. Daily during June, July and Aug. for Coney Island and Long Branch and Asbury Park. Pass. 7 boats. Italian Line (Navigazione Generale Italiana), Pier B, Jersey City; office 5-11 Broadway, Manhattan. J. E. Ward & Co., pler ft. Wall st., Manhattan: office 113 Wall st., Manhattan. Sailings for Cienfuegos and Guantanamo, Cuba, Joy S. S. Co., Pier 1, N. R., Manhattan. Boston. Freight. For Kingston Line, ft. W. 10th st.. Manhattan, office Franklin st., Pier 24, N. R. Daily 4 P. M., Sat. at 1 P. M. Roundout, N. Y., and intermediate landings. Freight and pass. 2 boats. Knickerbocker S. B. Co., 20th st. and Christopher st., N. R., Battery Landing, Manhattan, and Bridge Dock, Brooklyn; offices 195 Montague st.. Brooklyn, and 71 Broadway, Manhattan. Summer, 3 times daily, for Rockaway Beach. Fr. and pass. 2 boats. Lamport & Holt Line, Watson Stores, Brooklyn, office, 19 Whitehall st.. and 301 Produce Exchange, Manhattan. 5th and 20th of month to Brazil. Monthly sailings for River Plate; every Sat. to Manchester, Eng. Fr. and pass. 90 boats. Levant (Barber & Co's Line), for Alexandria. Metropolitan S. S. Co. (Outside Line to Boston), Pier 11, N. R.. Manhattan office at pier. Tues., Thurs., Sat. Freight only. 6 boats. Montauk S. B. Co., Pier 13, E. R., Manhattan. office at pier. Tues., Thurs., Sat., for Orient, Shelter Island, Greenport and Sag Harbor. Fr. and pass. 1 boat. Morgan Line, Pier 25, N. R., office, 349 Broadway, Manhattan. Tues., Thurs., Sat. for New Orleans. Fr. only, 12 boats. Morton Line, ft. Canal st., Manhattan. Daily, except Sun., for Croton, Peekskill. Munson S. S. Line, Pier 14, E. R., Manhattan, office 27 William st. Weekly for north side of Cuba. Fr. and pass. Three times a month for Mexico, freight only. Murray's Line, Pier 6, E. R., Manhattan, office 21 Coenties Slip. Tues., Thurs., Sat. for Albany and Troy. Fr. only, 7 boats. Mutual S. S. Line, Prentice Stores, Brooklyn; office 52 Exchange pl. For Cuba. Narragansett Bay Line-See New Haven S. B. Co. National Line, Piers 39 and 40, N. R., ft. Houston st.; office 1 Broadway, Manhattan. Wed. for London. Fr. only. 5 steamers. British flag. Newark Bay Short Line. Pier 6, N. R., Manhattan, office on pier. Daily, except Sun., for Elizabethport, N. J. Fr. only, 1 boat. New Bedford Line (N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R. Co,. Marine Dist.), Pier 40, E. R.; office Pier 18, N. R.. Manhattan. Wed. and Sat. for New Bedford, Mass. Freight only. New Brunswick, Amboy and New York S. B. Co., Pier 6. N. R., ft. Rector st., office New Brunswick, N. J. Daily except Sunday. Freight and passengers. Newburgh Line, ft. Franklin st., N. R., Manhattan: office at pier. Daily for West Point, Cornwall, Cold Spring and Newburgh. Fr. and pass. 2 boats. New Haven S. B. Co. and Connecticut River R. R. Line, Piers 25 and 26 E. R., Manhattan, STEAMSHIP LINES-Continued. office on pier. Twice daily. Sun., during summer. tan. Daily except Sun. (in summer), for Albany, Freight and passengers, 5 boats. 6.90 P. M. Fr. and pass. 2 steamers, New York and Baltimore Trans. Co., Pier and office Pier 7, N. R., Manhattan. For Baltimore Tues., Thurs. Sat. Freight only. N. Y. and College Point Ferry Co., ft. E. 99th st Daily for College Point. New York and Cuba Mail S. S. Co. Piers 16, 17, 18, E. R.; office 113 Wall st., Manhattan. Wed. and Sat. to Havana. Wed. to Progreso, Vera Cruz and Mexican ports. Every other Thurs. to Nassau, Santiago de Cuba and Cienfuegos. Monthly to Guantanamo and Manzanillo. Fr. and pass. 23 boats. American flag. New York and Monmouth Park S. B. Co. (steamer Little Silver) Pier Little West 12th st Manhattan. Daily in summer for Long Branch and N. J. coast resorts. New York, Irvington and Tarrytown Line, ft. Little W. 12th st., N. R., Manhattan, office at pier. Mon., Wed. and Fri. for Tarrytown. Fr. and pass. 1 boat. New York and Long Branch S B. Co. (Patten Line), ft. W. 13th st., N R., Manhattan. Daily for Long Branch and intermediate points. Fr. and pass. 3 boats. New York and Pacific Steamship Co., 1-2 Hanover square, Manhattan. Pier 58, N. R. Monthly sailings for west coast of South America. Fr.. 6 steamers. British flag. New York and Porto Rico S. S. Co., Pier 2, Empire Stores, Brooklyn, office 32 Broadway, Manhattan. Tri-monthly for Porto Rico ports, W. I. Fr and pass. 4 boats. American flag. New York, Charleston and Florida line, Pier 45, N. R.; office 5 Bowling Green, Manhattan. As per schedule for Charleston. S. C., and Jacksonville, Fla. Fr. and pass. 5 boats. North and East River S. B. Co., Pier 32 (New), E. R., ft. Pike st.; office 133d st., So. Boulevard, Manhattan. Daily for Stamford, Conn. Fr and pass. 1 boat. North German Lloyd. ft. 24 st.. Hoboken, N. J.; office 5 Broadway, Manhattan Tues., fast twin screw express Southampton, London. Cherbourg, Paris, Bremen, fr. and pass.: Thurs.. twin screw pass. and fr., Southampton, London, Havre. Paris. Bremen: Sats., fast express, Gibraltar. Cherbourg, Naples and Genoa, fr. and pass. 28 boats. German flag. Northport S. B. Co., Ltd., Pier Broome st., Manhattan: office on pier. Tues, Thurs, Sat. for Bayville and Northport. Fr. and pass. 1 boat. North River S. B. Co., Pier 46, N. R.. ft. W. 10th st. and West 221 st.: office, 192 Broadway. Manhattan. Daily except Sun. for Peekskill and intermediate landings. Fr. and pass. 2 boats Norton Line. Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn; office, 115 Produce Exchange, Manhattan. Every three weeks for Montevideo, Uruguay, Buenos Avres and Rosario, So. American ports. Fr. only. 4 boats. British flag. Norwalk Line. Pier 23. E R. ft Beekman st.. Manhattan: office on pier. Daily for Norwalk and South Norwalk, Conn. Fr. all year; pass. summer only. Norwich Line, from New Pier 36. ft. Spring st.. N. R., Manhattan. Daily except Sun. for New London, Worcester and Boston. Fr. and pass. 2 boats. Norwich and New York Propeller Co. (Steamer Chelsea) Pier 18. E. R.; office, at pier Mon, and Thurs. for Norwich, New London and Montville. Fr. 1 boat. Ocean S. S. Co. (Savannah Line), ft. Spring st.. N. R.. Manhattan: office, on pier, and 317 Broadway, Manhattan. Tues., Wed.. Thurs. Fri, Sat.. for Savannah. Ga., and all points south. Fr. and pass. 8 boats. Ocean Transport Co., Pier 1. N R.: office, 301 Produce Exchange, irregularly for Singapore and Shanghai and Japan ports. Old Colony S. B. C. See New Bedford Line. Old Dominion S. S. Co., ft. Beach st.. N. R.. office on pier. Daily except Sun for Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, Va. Freight and pass. 7 steamers. Panama R. R. S. S. Line, ft. W. 27th st N. R., office 29 Broadway, Manhattan. Every Wed. for Colon, Colombia. Fr. and pass. 3 boats. American flag. People's Line (N. J. S. B. Co.) (night boats), ft. Canal st., N. R., office Pier 32. N. R., Manhat Phelps Bros. & Co., Mediterranen Piers, Brooklyn; office 11 Broadway, Manhattan. Sailings for Sicilian ports Phoenix Line, Pier 50, N. R., Manhattan: office 29 Broadway, Manhattan. Every Sat. for Antwerp. Fr. only. 6 boats. Portchester Trans. Line-See Glenville. Portuguese Line, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, office 9 Stone St. Manhattan. Every six weeks for Oporto, Lisbon, via Azores Islands. Grain and general merchandise and pass., 4 steamers. Portuguese flag. Prince Line, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, office. Floor F, Produce Exchange Annex, Manhattan. Every three weeks for Italian ports, 10th and 25th each month for Brazil and 25th to River Plate. Fr. and pas., 42 boats. British flag. Providence Line, Pier 18, ft. Murray st.. N. R.. Manhattan. Daily except Sun. for Providence, Worcester and Boston. Fr. and pass. Quebec S. S. Co., Pier 47, N. R.; office 39 Broadway, Manhattan. Wed. and Sat. for Bermuda and West Indies. Provisions and general merchandise and pass.: 6 beats. English flag. Raleigh, ft. W. 10th st., N. R. Daily for Dobbs Ferry. Hastings, Nyack, Haverstraw. Fr. only. 1 boat. Red Cross Line. Prentice Stores, Brooklyn; office 17 State st., Manhattan. Every Sat. for Halifax, N. S., and St. Johns, N. F. Fr. and pass. 2 boats. Red Cross Line, Northern Brazil Mail Steamer and Booth S. S. Co.. Martin's Stores, Pier 4, Brooklyn: office 113-117 Pearl st.. Manhattan. Every 10 days for Para, Barbados, Manaos, Maranham and Ceara. Fr. and pass. 13 boats. British flag. Red D Line, Pier 10 (Roberts' Stores), Brooklyn; office 135 Front st., Manhattan. Every 14 days to Laguayra, Puerto Cabello, Curacoa, Maracaibo and Porto Rico. Fr. and pass., 4 boats. American flag. Red Star Line (International Nav. Co), Piers 14. 15, N. R.. Manhattan; office 73 Broadway, Manhattan. Wed. for Antwerp. Fr. and pass. 5 boats. Belgian and British flag. Riverside and Undercliff Ferry, ft. W. 130th st., Manhattan. Daily for Undercliff. Romer and Tremper S. B. Co.-See Kingston Line. Ronan Line, Piers 6 and 7, E. R., Manhattan, office 20 South st., Manhattan. Daily except Sun. for all points on Hudson River between N. Y. an Troy. Freight only, 9 steamers and 30 barges. Royal Dutch West Indies Line, Woodruff Stores, Brooklyn, office 32 Beaver st., Manhattan. Twice monthly for West Indies and South American ports. Fr. and pass., 8 steamers, -Dutch flag. Sandy Hook Route (Central R. R. of N. J. boats), Pier 8, N. R., ft. Rector st.. office 143 Liberty st., Manhattan. Daily for Atlantic Highlands from about May 15 to Oct. 15. Pass. only, 3 boats Savannah S. S. Line, ft. Spring st.; office 317 Broadway. Daily except Sun. and Mon. for Savannah, Ga. Saugerties and New York S. B. Co., ft. Christopher st, Manhattan, prin, office, Saugerties, N. Y. Dally (in summer) except Sun. for Saugerties and Hudson River Landings. Fr. and pass., 2 boats. Scandia Line-See Baltic Line. Scandinavian-American Line, ft. 4th st., Hoboken. N. J.; office 28 State st.. Manhattan. Freight and pass. 4 boats. Danish flag. Shady Side, ft. Pike st., Manhattan. Daily for Stamford, Conn. Sing Sing Pass, and Freight Line, ft. Franklin st.. Manhattan, office at pler. Daily for Sing Sing. Fr. and pass., 1 bout. Slingerland's Barge Line. ft. W. 34th st. Irregularly for Coeymans in Hudson River. Sloman's Line (Rob M.), South Central Pier, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn: office Produse Exchange, Manhattan. 15th and 30th of each month, for Brazilian ports: carries flour. oll, provisions, machinery and pass. 6 boats, German flag. Southern Pacific Co., Pier 25, N R., Manhattan, office 349 Broadway. Sailings Tues., Thurs, and Sat for New Orleans, La. Starin's Lines, ft. Dey st., N. R., Manhattan. office at pier. In summer at frequent intervals for Glen Island. Lands at S. 5th st., Brooklyn. STEAMSHIP LINES-Continued. Pass. only. Also daily, except Sat.. for New duce Exchange, Manhattan. Every 15 days for Haven, ft. Dey st., Manhattan, fr. and pass. Also Cape Town and African ports. Fr. only. British has excursion boats for pleasure parties. it. E. 31st st., Manhattan. Steamer Dolphin, Daily for Fishing Banks. Steamer Holmdel, ft. Canal st., Manhattan. Daily except Sun. and Mon. for Keyport, N. J. Pass and freight. Steamer General Meigs-See U. S. Gov. Boat. Steamer Huntington, pier ft. Clinton st., Manhattan. Tues., Thurs., Sat. for Huntington, L. I. Pass and freight. Steamer Magenta, Pier ft. Bloomfield st., Manhattan. Daily except Sun. for Keyport, N. J. Pass. and freight. Steamer Portchester, ft. Clinton st., Manhattan. Fr. and pass. for Central Island and Cold Spring, L. I. Steamer Rosedale, Pier 39, E. R., Manhattan. Fr. and pass. for Bridgeport, Conn. S. S. Wyckoff, ft. Canal st., Manhattan. Matawan, N. J. Daily except Sunday. Fr. only. Stevens & Condit Trans. Co., ft. Franklin st., Manhattan, office at pier. Daily, except Sun., for Newark, N. J. Fr. only, 8 boats. Stonington Line, ft. Spring st.. New Pier 36. N. R., Manhattan. Week days for Stonington, Conn. Freight and passengers. Suez Route, Pier 47, E. R., Manhattan; office Produce Exchange Annex. For Yokohama, Japan. Thebaud Bros., office 87 Broad st., Manhattan. For Progreso, Mexico. Thingvalla Line--See Scandinavian-American. Transoceanic Line--Now Florio Line. Trinidad Line, Union Stores, Brooklyn, office, 29 Broadway, Manhattan. Every two weeks for Grenada and Trinidad. Fr. and pass., 2 boats. American and British flags. Troy Line-See Citizens' Line. Tweedie Trading Co.. pier Prentice Stores, Brooklyn; office 17 State st., Manhattan. Every 2 weeks for Jamaica and Central America. Fr. and pass. 4 boats. Tyser Line, South Central Pier, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn; office, Produce Exchange Annex, Manhattan. Sailings for Melbourne, Australia, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, New Zealand, Lyttel ton. Union Clan Line, E. Central Pier (Barber & Co's Line), Atlantic Basin, Brooklyn; office Pro flag. Union Line, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, office, Produce Exchange, Floor C, Manhattan. Sailings for Hamburg, Germany. Steamer loads at Newport News and Norfolk. I. S. and Australasia S. S. Co., Pier 13, Pierrepont Stores, Brooklyn; office 16 Beaver st., Manhattan. Sailings for Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Australia, and New Zealand. IT. S. and China-Japan Line, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn; office, Produce Exchange Annex, Manfor hattan. Sailings Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama. U. S. and South African Line, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn; office, Produce Exchange Annex, Manhattan. Sailings irregular for Cape Town, South Africa, and East London and Durban. United States Government Boat, Pier 3, E. R. At frequent intervals daily for Governor's Island; also from Pier 3, E. R., Mon., Wed., Fri. for Ft. Hamilton and Ft. Wadsworth. Tues., Thurs., Sat. for Ft. Schuyler, Willets Point and David's Island. Vogemann Line (Barber & Co.'s Line), Pier A, Jersey City: office Produce Exchange, Manhattan. Every 10 to 15 days for Hamburg. Fr. only. British flag. Ward Line-See N. Y. and Cuba Mail S. S. Co. Waydell & Co., pier 18, E. R., Manhattan: office 130 Pearl st., Manhattan. Sailings for Cienfuegos, Guantanamo, Manzanillo, Santiago de Cuba. West Coast Line, no regular pier, usually Empire Stores. Brooklyn; othee 30 Broad st., Manhattan. Sails at intervals of 1% months for Chili, Peru and Ecuador. Fr. only. 4 boats. British flag. White Star Line, Piers 48 and 49, N. R.; office 9 Broadway, Manhattan. Tues. and Wed. for Liverpool. Pass., fr. and cattle. 12 boats. British flag. Wilson Line, Wilson Piers, ft. 7th st.. Hoboken. N. J., Pier 50, N. R., between Bethune and W. 12th sts.: office 29 Broadway, Manhattan. Sailings every Sat. for Hull, fr. and pass., 6 boats. Fortnightly for New Castle, fr. only, 3 boats. Monthly for Gothenburg. fr. only, 3 boats. W. V. Wilson, ft. Bloomfield st., Manhattan; Port Monmouth, N. J. Pass, and fr. THE TWELFTH CENSUS. shall relate to the year ending December thirtyfirst next preceding the enumeration. Three hundred supervisors were appointed, to be paid $125 at the completion of their work and in addition to this at the rate of $1 for each thousand or majority fraction of a thousand of the population enumerated in each thickly settled district. and $1.49 per thousand in the sparsely settled districts. Fifty thousand enumerators are to be appointed, their remuneration to range from $3 to $6 a day. The enumeration of the population is to ecmmence June 1, 1900, and all enumerators are required to submit their returns on or before July ist. The population in the city districts is to be counted within two weeks from the 1st of June. The President has appointed the following men as supervisors in New York State: District. The law authorizing the taking of the Twelfth Census was approved March 3, 1899, just one day before the Fifty-fifth Congress adjourned. The President immediately appointed former Governor Wm. R. Merriam of Minnesota, Director of the Census, and he was confirmed by the Senate the same day. Frederick H. Wines, of Illinois, was appointed Assistant Director. The law requires the inquiries to be along the following lines: That the Twelfth Census shall be restricted to in-, quiries relating to the population, to mortality, to the products of agriculture and of manufacturing and mechanical establishments. The schedules' relating to the population shall comprehend for pach inhabitant the name, age, color, sex, conjugal condition, place of birth and place of birth, of parents, whether alien or naturalized, number of years in the United States, occupation, months unemployed, literacy, school attendance, and ownership of farms and homes; and the Director of the Census may use his discretion as to the construction and form and number of inquiries necessary to secure information under the topics aforesaid. The mortality schedules shall comprehead for each decedent the name, sex, color, age, conjugal condition, place of birth, and birthplace of parents, occupation, cause and date of death, and, if bo n within the census year, the date of birth. The form and arrangement of the schedule anl 10th. the specific questions necessary to secure the in 11th. formation required shall be in the discretion of 12th the Director. The schedules relating to agriculture shall comprehend the following topics: Name of occupant of cach farm, color of occupant. tenure, acreage, value of farm and improvements, acreage of different products, quantity and value 17th.. of products, and number and value of live stock. | 18th All questions as to quantity and value of crops 1st 2d 3d. 4th. 5th.. 6th 7th. Sth. 9th 13th. 11th. 15th 16th.. 19th W m. Chas. D. Wilbur, New York Walter B. Atterbury. Brooklyn Jas. L. Williams, Poughkeepsie Matthew A. Herran, Rensselaer Frank S. Steenberge. North Bangor Fredk. A. Weed, Potsdam B. Collins, Gloversville ..Jas. R. Stevens, Cohoes Frank D. Cole, Cairo Edgar M. Gordon, Port Jervis Joseph Schnell, Binghamton John T. Roberts, Syracuse John Batchelor, Utica Reuben J. Myers, Auburn Warren S. Hodgman, Painted Post ..John A. Warren, Fredonia James A. Hamilton, Buffalo Albert J. Slaight, West Sparta John W. Hannan, Rochester |