-WATER LOT RENTS.

Liquidations of Water Lot Rents during Year Ending December 31, 1904.

Item No.

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Item No.

SUB-STATEMENT No. 8—

Abstract of Rent Register and Rent Cash Book in re Charges and

NAME OF GRANTEE.

LOCATION Of Grant.

RENTALS PAID BY

DATE OF
GRANT.

ANNUAL
RENTAL.

PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
DATE ON
WHICH
ANNUAL
PAYMENTS

ARE DUE

SUMMARY IN RE

32 73

$32 73

SUB-STATEMENT No. 8A-COMMUTATION

LOCATION OF PROPERTY.

21 South and 35 Front Sts.....

PAID BY

P. S. Dean a/c Amos P. Eno..........

WATER LOT QUIT RENTS.

Liquidations of Water Lot Quit Rents during Year Ending December 31, 1904.

July 10, 1772

DATE OF
COMMUTA-
TION.

Mar. 23, 1904

BASIS AND AUTHORITY

OF

COMMUTATION.

Section 89 of the Revised Statutes says: "Whenever any person or persons may [
desire to commute any quit-rent due the corporation it shall be the duty of the
said Comptroller to calculate such commutation at the rate of 6%, and upon the
production of evidence that the same and all arrears of rent have been paid into
the treasury of said city to the credit of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
it shall be the duty of the Mayor and Clerk to execute a release of such quit-rent."

Total Amouut
Paid.

Item No.

SUB-STATEMENT No. 9.-In Re PERCENTAGES, ETC.,
OF MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

Showing the Balances of Percentages for the Years 1901, 1902 and 1903 Unpaid as at December 31, 1904, and the Liquidations thereon; also the Arrears thereof as at December 31, 1904– and the New York and Staten Island Electric Light

A-ITEM 8.-Columbus Avenue Extension, Charges for 1904, Included in Total Charge for 1904, against Columbus and Ninth Avenue Railway Company, Iten

$26,800.83.

FROM STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES-BOROUGHS

-ALSO BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

1903, and December 31, 1904, respectively, Together with Percentages Accruing for the Year as also the Percentages Payable by the Fifth Avenue Coach Company, Manhattan, and Railway Company, Borough of Richmond.

This amount (Item 4) was deposited in error to the credit of Sinking Fund for the Redemption of the City Debt, No. 1, but should have been placed to