Brought forward....... $199,066 88 Thomas C. Fields, Attorney, judgment in favor of the New York Express for John Kelly, Sheriff, execution in case of Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty William H. Dusenbury, Attorney, costs in suit of Corporation vs. Eugene W. 15,312 10 4,892 05 11 12 10 00 John M. Harrington, Attorney, costs in suit of Corporation vs. E. T. Otis and 10 00 H. W. Robinson, Attorney, costs in suit of Corporation vs. John Kerr, Edward 111 44 John H. Platt, Attorney, three judgments for costs and disbursements in suit 430 99 1,083 25 Bowdoin, Larocque & Barlow, Attorneys, judgment in favor of the World Company for publishing Proceedings of the Common Council, and advertising notices, &c., in 1864...... John M. C. Sutherland, Attorney, judgment in favor of George H. Purser, assignee of William Carroll, for expenses incurred upon burials of Brigadiergeneral Corcoran, Colonel P. O'Meara, and John F. Culligan, Messenger of the Board of Aldermen.... 5,425 21 1,386 25 672 06 Fairchild, Walker & Co., judgment for 2,211 loads of stone.. 11 00 11 50 Burrill, Davidson & Burrill, Attorneys, judgment in favor of Alexander Brandon, for furnishing the Committee on National Affairs of the Common Council sixty-six (66) stands of colors for the New York city Volunteer Regiments..... 24,750 00 George H. Purser, assignee of C. L. Purdy, judgment for labor and materials furnished in excess of contract, on house of Hook and Ladder Company No. 10.. John Davidson, Attorney, judgment in favor of John Bracken for costs in suit of Corporation against John Bracken for violation of City Ordinances.. Henry H. Anderson, Attorney, judgment in favor of Hannah G. Gerry and others, for costs in suit for setting aside assessment for trap-block pavement in Forty-eighth street..... John Kelly, Sheriff, execution for costs and fees in case of the Corporation against Joseph H. Colton for violation of the City Ordinances.. Carried forward. 630 34 234 32 63 11 122 72 $254,234 34 Thomas C. Fields, Attorney, judgment in favor of the Commercial Advertiser Association, for publishing Proceedings of the Common Council and advertising Notices.. Thomas C. Fields, Attorney, judgment in favor of the Metropolitan Record Abraham R. Lawrence, Jr., Attorney, judgment in favor of the New York John M. C. Sutherland, Attorney, judgments in favor of New York Freeman's Holmes & McKeag, Attorneys, judgment in favor of New York Dispatch, for advertising for the Common Council Thomas C. Fields, Attorney, judgment in favor of Edmund Jones & Co., for Thomas C. Fields, Attorney, judgment in favor of the New York Transcript $254,234 34 3,729 80 1,496 15 6, 005 24 441 35 397 00 1,453 65 44,570 14 1863... For judgments recovered against the Corporation, for labor on roads, during the year 15,681 57 ..... 12,330 07 For judgments recovered against the Corporation, for salaries of Health Alvah W. Lockwood, Assignee of N. B. Stockley, Health Warden Charles Fletcher, Assistant Health Warden, 2d Ward, in 1862.... 416 00 Brought forward... N. W. Mooney, Assistant Health Warden, 14th Ward, in 1862. $7,203 00 $340,339 31 479 00 Patrick Corcoran, Health Warden, 7th Ward, from July 30, 1861, to June 23, 1862.. 1,065 00 11,419 00 Total, as stated on page 39.. $351,758 31 LANDS PURCHASED FOR TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. .... $156,274 81 George A. Hoyt, to refund unredeemed balance of certificates Nos. 666 and 667, sale of 1856, per order of the Supreme Court... 1,398 34 $157,673 18 Total as stated on page 39.. INTEREST ON LANDS PURCHASED FOR TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. The disbursements under this head in 1865, were as follows, viz. : George A. Hoyt, interest on $1,398.34, of sale of 1856, ordered refunded by $919 49 Total as stated on page 39.. $919 49 UNCLAIMED WARRANTS. The disbursements under this head in 1865, were as follows, viz. : E. F. Delaney, Treasurer of the Protestant Episcopal Public School, for award in matter of opening Eightieth street, from Fifth avenue to East river Total as stated on page 42. STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND. The Comptroller s communication to the Common Council, under date of April 2, 1866 (see Document No. 11, of Board of Aldermen), contains a detailed statement of all payments on this account, during the year 1865, amounting to $807,893.89, to which add $162.50, for items refunded, making, as stated on page 40, the sum of.. $1,624 87 $1,624 87 $808,056 39 VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS' FAMILY AID FUND. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Treasurer. FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Comprising the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, and Fourteenth Wards. ASSISTANT TREASURERS. MICHAEL J. RYAN, from January 1 to February 4, 1865. DANIEL KENNEDY, from February 5 to June 30, 1865. AID TO FAMILIES. Amount advanced during the year 1865 to the above Assistant Treasurers, fo: Add, amount on hand, December 31, 1864.. $110,000 00 The following statement, compiled from the reports of the Assistant Treasurers of the Fourth Senatorial District, shows the average number of families, including the number of adults and children in each Ward in said district, who were aided to June 10, 1865. $125,076 00 $119,544 00 2,659 84 $122,203 84 |