avenue, Brooklyn, Miss Esther Finkelstein organizer; Negro Men's and Women's Branch, headquarters No. 83 West 184th street, Miss Irena L. Moorman organizer; Trained Nurses' Branch, hearquarters No. 505 Fifth avenue, Miss Inez Milholland or ganizer; Women Physicians' and Surgeons' Branch, headquarters No. 505 Fifth avenue. Dr. Jennie V. H. Baker organizer; Fourteenth Assembly District Club, headquarters No. 140 East 34th street, Miss Mary Donnelly organizer. New York State Woman Suffrage Association. The officers of the association are: President, Harriet May Mills, No. 920 West Genesee street, Syracuse; vice-president at large, Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore, Yonkers; recording secretary, Mrs. Nicola Shaw Fraser, Geneseo; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Roxana B. Burrows, Andover; treasurer, Mrs. William M. Ivins, New York; auditors, Mrs. Eliza Wright Osborne, Auburn; Mrs. Henry Villard, New York. Headquarters, No. 505 Fifth avenue, New York City. The association has 30,000 paid members and 72,000 enrolled members. New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, The New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage was organized on April 8, 1895. The policy of the association is to present an unwavering opposition to universal suffrage for women and to advocate the duty of women toward the state through educational and philanthropic work and in appointive office, and to pursue a cultivation of public opinion along those lines. The officers are: President, Mrs. Francis M. Scott; first vice president, Mrs. Fritz Achells; treasurer, Mrs. Francis S. Bangs; secretary, Mrs. George Phillips. The headquarters are in the Engineering Societies Building, No. 29 West 39th street. AREA, POPULATION, IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES. (Figures from Federal Bureau of Statistics.) Area, 767,323 169,591 12,741 REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, ETC., OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES. 469 Country. 1 19 Mexico Morocco Netherlands in 50.282 124,703 Paraguay 97.722 *Persia 25,987,000 Peru 683,321 4,500,00 . 1908 35,499 5,423,000 1907 66,369,000 32,843,000 Portuguese colonies. 808,107 7,256,000 1906-7 2426,460,000) 2426,387,000 Rumania 106,926,000 • Russia Finland 542,300,000 51,215,000 1 Figures of commerce include bullion and specie. Territory of Papea not included. Commerce exclusive of intercolonial trade. Figures of commerce include total imports and exports of domestic products. Figures of commerce include merchandise only. Figures of commerce include imports for consumption and domestic exports. Not included in grand total of population. 7Specie not included in figures of commerce. *Commerce includes bullion and foreign coins. Year ended March 31. 1eCommerce of Canal Zone not included. 11 Figures of commerce include general trade. 12Figures of commerce include gold and silver bullion, but not coin. 13 Exclusive of Kiauchau, the figures for which are included in the Chinese trade. Trade with the United States is not stated separately, but is included with trade of "Total America." 14 Fiscal year ended September 30, 1908. 15 Government stores included in imports but nct in exports. Area and population include feudatory states. 19Figures of commerce include trade with Japan. 17 Figures of commerce include net imports (i. e. general imports less re-exports) and domestic exports. Exports to the United States valued at $472. 19Imports through postoffices not included in figures of commerce. 20 Year ended June 30. 21 Figures of commerce include imports and exports for the govern-, ment. Trade with the United States is not stated separately, but is included in "Total America." Exports to "Total America" include $1,650,000 worth "For orders." 22In figures of commerce imports include transit goods. Domestic exports. 2 Year ended. March 20. 24 Include transit trade figures for Macao. The figures for Guinea, St. Thome and Principe are for the year 1906; for all other colonics they are for 1907. Figures of trade with the United States (see note 18) are for the calendar year 1907. 25 Figures of commerce include trade of Bangkok only. 26 Year ended March 13. 2: Trade does not include government supplies nor free entries for railways. The latter amounted to $837,000. 2*Figures of commerce are those of special trade, including bullion, but not coin. REVENUE, EXPENDITURE, DEBT AND INTEREST CHARGES OF PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES. 16,000,000 1,705,561 134,582,430 7,952,931 38,716,303 2,756,040 39,343,079,476| 1 Budget law unless otherwise stated. Actual revenue and expenditure. Estimates submitted to the Legislature. No data available. "Approximate data budget statement not available. 257,400,446 10,272,786 527,983,636 36,494,753 3,669,931,350 152,759,411 699,398,319 29,049,837 1,023,861,531 21,803,836 Completed in. PRINCIPAL NAVIES OF THE WORLD. 1890..Nile* 1890..Trafalgar* 1892.. (Royal Name. Sovereign*. 1893.. Empress of India 1893..Hood 1894.. Royal 1896..Revenge Oak. 1893.. Resolution 1893.. Ramillies* 1894..Repulse* 1893.. Centurion* 1894.. Barfleur 1896..(Renown⚫ 1895.. Majestic 1895.. Magnificent 1896..Prince George. 1897.. Victorious 1807.. Jupiter 1897..Mars 1807..Hannibal 1897.. Caesar 1898..Illustrious 1900..Canopus 1900..Ocean 1900.. Goliath 1901..Glory 1901.. Vengeance 1902..Albion 1901..Formidable 1901.. Irresistible 1902.. Implacable 1902..London 1902.. Venerable 1902.. Bulwark 1904.. Prince of Wales 1904..Queen 1904..Triumph 1905.. King Edward VII 1905..Commonwealth 1905..Dominion 1905.. Hindustan 1905.. New Zealand 11,940 Four 13.5-inch; six 6-inch. 11,940 Four 13.5-inch, six 6-inch. 14,150 Four 13.5-inch; ten 6-inch.. 14,150 Four 13.5-inch; ten 6-inch. 14,150 Four 13.5-inch; ten 6-inch. 14,150 Four 13.5-inch: ten 6-inch. 14,150 Four 13.5-inch; ten 6-inch. 14,150 Four 13.5-inch; ten 6-inch. 14,150 Four 13.5-inch; ten 6-inch. 14,150 Four 13.5-inch; ten 6-inch. 10,500 Four 10-inch; ten 6-inch... 10,500 Four 10-inch; ten 6-inch. 12,350 Four 10-inch; ten 6-inch. 14,900 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 14,900 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch.. 14,900 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 14,900 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch.. 14,900 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch.. 14,900 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 14,900 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 14,900 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 14,900 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch.. 12,950 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 12,950 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 12,950 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 12,950 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 12,950 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 12,050 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch.. 15,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 15,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 15,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 15,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 15,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 15,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch.. 15,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 15,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 14,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 14,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch.. 14,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 14,000 Four 12-inch; twelve 6-inch. 14,000 Four 12-inch twelve 6-inch. 11,800 Four 10-inch; fourteen 7-5-inch. 11,800 Four 10-inch; fourteen 7-5-inch. 16,350 Four 12-inch; four .2-inch; ten 6-in. 16,350 Four 12-inch; four .2-inch; ten 6-in. 16,350 Four 12-inch; four .2-inch; ten 6-in. 16,350 Four 12-inch; four .2-inch; ten 6-in. 16,350 Four 12-inch; four .2-inch; ten 6-in. 16,350 Four 12-inch; four .2-inch; ten 6-in. 16,350 Four 12-inch; four .2-inch; ten 6-in. 16,350 Four 12-inch; four .2-inch; ten 6-in. 17,900 Ten 12-inch 16.500 Four 12-inch; ten 9.2-inch. 16,500 Four 12-inch; ten 9.2-inch. 18.600 Ten 12-inch 18.600 Ten 12-inch 1909..(Bellerophon 18,600 Ten 12-inch Building. Speed. Knots. 16.7 16.7 17.5 18.0 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 18.25 18.5 18.0 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 17.5 18.25 18.25 18.25 18.25 18.5 18.25 18.0 18.0 18.0 18.0 18.3 18.0 18.0 18.0 18.9 19.0 19.3 18.6 18.9 19.6 19.6 19.4 19.1 19.5 19.1 18.69 18.95 18.72 18.9 21.25 18.0 18.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 21.0 Grand total, 64 battleships 974.830 Second class. Authorized, but keel not laid November 1, 1909. |