CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. LIST OF BONDS AND MORTGAGES OWNED AND HELD DECEMBER 31, 1865. N. B.-The net proceeds of all Bonds and Mortgages payable to the Corporation, when collected, are, by law, required to be deposited to the credit of the Commissioners of the Sinking Funds, and to be applied to the Redemption of the City Debt. NOTE.-The balance on page 44 of $79,438.93, is in error $10, which is in consequence of an erroneous deposit to the account of "Bonds and Mortgages" which should have been to "Interest on Bonds and Mortgages." 漿 FOR THE WEEK ENDING. MAYORALTY FEES. STATEMENT of Moneys Received by J. BLAKENEY AULD, Chief Clerk in the Mayor's Office during the year 1865. THE POLICE DISTRICT COURTS.-There are four Police District Courts. The following statement shows the places where said Courts are held, and the names of the several Justices and their Clerks : COURTS. WHERE HELD. NAMES OF JUSTICES. First District.. Halls of Justice, Centre street... Joseph Dowling, Second do ..Jefferson Market, Sixth avenue.. Third do ..Essex Market, Essex street.... Fourth do ..57th street, near 3d avenue..... Edward Hogan. NAMES OF JUSTICES CLERKS. Wm. J. A. McGrath, Charles H. Hall. NEW COURT FEES AND FINES-(CONTINUED.) THE DISTRICT (CIVIL) COURTS.-There are eight District (Civil) Courts. The fol statement shows the places where said Courts are held, also the names of the sever tices and Clerks thereof: COURTS. First District. Second District..... Fourth District.. Sixth District.. WHERE HELD. .117 Nassau street.... NAMES OF JUSTICES. .Dennis Quinn, .Cor. Pearl and Centre streets.. Thomas Kivlin, .Cor. Houston and Allen streets. Moses D. Gale, The annexed tabular statement shows the monthly and aggregate amount collected and accounted for by the Clerks of the above Courts. FINES AND PENALTIES. THE CORPORATION ATTORNEY.-Article III. of Chapter V. of the Revised Ordina 1859, provides as follows: § 26. He (the Corporation Attorney) shall, on the first Thursday in each month, report to the Com statement under oath, of the actions instituted by him, and settled before judgment, of the c compromised by him, in which no action shall have been commenced, and of all actions prosecuted ment, with the result thereof, whether for or against the Corporation, and whether an execution issued thereon, and if so, whether it has been collected; and shall include therein a particular acco by item, of all penalties or other moneys which he may have received for the Corporation, and fro they were received, respectively, and on what account, and when paid. He shall also state therein item, an account of Officers' or Court Fees paid by him, and on what account, and when they were ively paid, and shall exhibit at the foot of the account the balance thereof, whether for or agains poration. § 27. If the account shall exhibit a balance in his hands in favor of the Corporation, he shall forth over such balance to the Chamberlain, and shall thereupon receive from the Chamberlain a vouche payment thereof, which he shall forthwith, on the same day, exhibit to the Comptroller, and sh same time leave with him a copy thereof. § 28. If the account exhibit a balance against the Corporation, the Comptroller, upon being satisfi correctness thereof, shall draw a warrant in favor of the Corporation Attorney for the amount of s ance; but in every such case he shall report the fact, with the account so rendered, to the Common Chapter XXXIII. of the Revised Ordinances of 1859, provides as follows, in rela Hoistways: § 1. The owner or occupant of each and every store or other building in the city of New York, there is a hoistway, shall cause said hoistway on each story of said store or other building to be f inclosed by a good and sufficient railing around the opening thereof, and provide for the inclosin opening by a trap-door; and each owner or occupant of any such building or store shall cause said r be securely fastened up, and said trap-door to be closed, on the completion of the business of each day such store or building; and for every violation of the provisions of this section, or of any of them, the owner or owners, occupant or occupants, of any such store or building, shall be liable to a penalty of fifty dollars for each and every offense. § 2. The penalties imposed by this chapter shall, when recovered, be paid by the Attorney to the Corpora tion to the Treasurer of the Fire Department of the city of New York, for the use and benefit of said Fire Department. |