Secretary. Sister M. Charitas Harth, 157 Graham åvenue, Brooklyn.

Treasurer.-Sister M. Perpetua Feser, 157 Graham avenue,

Brooklyn.

President of medical staff.-T. J. Flynn, M. D.

Superintendent.-Sister M. Imelda, Superior.

Value of property, $75,000.

Number of patients cared for during the year, 425 (67 paying patients and 358 beneficiaries, of whom 163 were supported by public funds and 195 by private funds); number remaining October 1, 1904, 26 (14 males and 12 females).

Receipts for the year ending September 30, 1904, including balance on hand ($4,408.39), $65,573.70; expenditures, $65,199.24; balance on hand October 1, 1904, $374.46.

Terms and qualifications for admittance.-All cases except those suffering from contagious diseases are received and payment is according to means.

Application to be made to the superintendent.

ST. JOHN'S LONG ISLAND CITY HOSPITAL,
Twelfth Street and Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, N. Y.
Inspected by Inspector Thacher March 30, 1904.

Established, 1891; incorporated March 31, 1891.

Object. The keeping and maintaining of an hospital in Long Island City, open to all persons of all nationalities and creeds suffering from injury or from disease not infectious and the nursing, the curing (when possible), and the providing for of all such patients who may come under its care and within its hospital.

Governing body.-Trustees.

President.-Rt. Rev. Charles E. McDonnell, 367 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn.

Secretary, treasurer and superintendent. Sister M. Loyola. Attending physician. James D. Trask, M. D.

Value of property, $221,700.02.

Number of patients received during the year, 3,248 (63 paying patients and 3,185 beneficiaries, all of whom were supported by public funds); remaining October 1, 1904, 141 (106 males and 35 females).

Receipts for the year ending September 30, 1904, $54,209.84; expenditures, $51,647.10; balance on hand October 1, 1904. $2,562.74.

Qualifications for admittance.-Applicants must present a permit from the Commissioner of Charities.

Application to be made to the superintendent.

RENSSELAER COUNTY-PUBLIC RELIEF.

COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN POOR LAW OFFICERS.

Board of Supervisors.

Chairman, Simeon E. Cordial Rensselaer. Clerk, John W. Chisholm, Troy.

Town of Berlin.-Freeman H. Munson, Berlin.

Brunswick. Brigham Morrison, Cropseyville.
East Greenbush.-John D. Carner, Rensselaer.
Grafton.-Clinton W. Scriven, Grafton.

Hoosick. Walter A. Wood, Jr., Hoosick Falls.
Lansingburg. Became a part of the city of Troy, Janu-
ary, 1901.

Nassau. James Thomson, Brainard Station.
North Greenbush.-George W. Hidley, Troy.
Petersburg. Stephen R. Brimmer, Petersburg.
Pittstown.-Elmer E. Hayner, Troy.
Poestenkill.-Joel Hull, Poestenkill.

City of Rensselaer.

First District.-Simeon E. Cordial, Rensselaer.
Second District.-Michael F. Coan, Rensselaer.
Third District.-Absalom A. Teeling, Rensselaer.

Town of Sand Lake.-John Schumann, Jr., West Sand Lake.
Schaghticoke.-Alexander Diver, Schaghticoke.
Schodack. John S. Peaslee, Schodack Landing.
Stephentown.-Charles W. Kittell, Stephentown.

City of Troy.

First Ward.-John C. McCauley. 70 Division street.
Second Ward.-Julius Parthesius, 119 Fourth street.
Third Ward.-George B. Hart, 92 Fourth street.
Fourth Ward.-Edward H. Lisk, 504 Grand street.
Fifth Ward. John F. Knaupp, 624 Pawling avenue.
Sixth Ward.-Archie J. Bayly, 616 Fourth street.

Seventh Ward.-Alonzo C. Page, 2349 Sixth avenue.
Eighth Ward.-—Philip A. Gillespie, 1222 Fifth avenue.
Ninth Ward. John M. Connolly, 312 Second street.
Tenth Ward.-William H. Hanley, 292 Ninth street.
Eleventh Ward.-John W. Hearne, 1016 Fifth avenue.
Twelfth Ward.-Timothy Maloney, 552 Second street.
Thirteenth Ward.-Henry C. Koerner, 156 President
street.

Fourteenth Ward.-James McCabe, 361 Congress
street.

Fifteenth Ward.-George W. Rankin, 257 Fifth avenue,
North.

Sixteenth Ward. James H. Spotten, 490 Second
avenue, North.

Seventeenth Ward.-Crasto M. Clark, 679 Second avenue, North.

County Superintendents of the Poor.

Levi E. Worden, Troy, N. Y.; Isaac W. DeFreest, North Greenbush, N. Y.; Chauncey A. Matteson, Grafton, N. Y.

Overseers of the Poor.

Town of Berlin.-Louis Frey, Berlin; George Derby, South Berlin.
Brunswick.-Ira Hayner, Brunswick Center; Anson
Film, Brunswick.

East Greenbush.-Henry Unger, East Greenbush; John
Clark, Couse.

Grafton.-George W. Cottrell, Grafton.

Hoosick. John Marshall, Hoosick Falls; John Gigel,

Walloonsack.

Lansingburg.-January, 1901, became a part of the city of Troy.

Nassau. Albert F. Clark, East Nassau; Allen A. Cleveland, Nassau.

North Greenbush.-Charles S. Myers, Wyantskill; Henry
Gottschalk, Defreestville.

Petersburg. John B. Odell, Petersburg; Stephen L.
Hyde, Petersburg.

Pittstown.-William F. Hilt, Tiashoke, R. F. D. No. 1;
Frederick Church, Pittstown.

Poestenkill.-Edward Ott, Poestenkill; Charles M.
Cropsey, East Poestenkill.

City of Rensselaer.-Board of Charities. Established by chapter

359 of the Laws of 1897.

Commissioners.-John E.

Wiltsie, John Clay.

Town of Sand Lake.-William II. Sicely, Averill Park; George
Eweg, West Sand Lake.

Schaghticoke.-W. II. Hutchins, Schaghticoke; William
D. Ralston, Schaghticoke.

Schodack. John E. Greene, Castleton; John E. Sal-
frank, Nassau.

Stephentown.-Jacob Dean, Stephentown Center.

City of Troy.-Department of Charities and Correction. Established by chapter 182 of the Laws of 1898. Commissioner, Thomas F. Stapleton; Overseer of the Poor, James S. Hayden, Troy.

COUNTY INSTITUTIONS.

RENSSELAER COUNTY ALMSHOUSE, Troy, N. Y.

Inspected by Inspector Rogers June 28, 1904.

Keeper. John D. Kittell, appointed July 15, 1898. Attached to the almshouse are 146 acres of land, 100 of which are reported to be under cultivation; value of land and buildings, $100,000; estimated value of the labor of inmates during the year, $750; estimated value of the products of the farm, $4,018.40; receipts from sales, $557.46.

Expenses in connection with the almshouse for the year ending September 30, 1904, $29,335.25; estimated weekly expense per person, $1.76; expense of temporary (outdoor) relief administered by the superintendents and overseers of the poor, $30,