FOR FALSE STATEMENTS OR ESTIMATES BY CANAL OFFICIALS; see Canal Law, § 200. FOR FELONIES WHERE PUNISHMENT IS NOT Fixed by StatUTE; see Felonies; Penal Code, FOR FIGHTING ANIMALS, ETC.; see Animals, § 45. FOR FLOATING TIMBER WITHOUT HAVING GIVEN BOND; see Timber, § 18. FOR FRAUD IN OBTAINING MEDICAL OR VETERINARY DIPLOMA, OR FOR PRACTICING WITH- FOR HAZING; see Hazing, § 1. FOR HORSE RACING IN NEW UTRECHT; see Racing, § 4. FOR ILLEGAL PARADES; see Processions. IMPOSED ON ACCESSORY TO FELONY; see Crimes, § 12. BY FINAL ORDER IN MANDAMUS PROCEEDINGS; see Mandamus, § 24. ON JURORS; see Code of Civil Procedure, § 11; Grand Juries, § 11; Justices' Courts, SS 137, 153; Trials, §§ 94-100, 171-175, 193, 214, 340, 366. BY MAYOR UPON PAWNBROKER; see Pawnbrokers, § 11. UPON PRISONERS AND CONVICTS; see Prisons, SS 108, 109. ON WITNESSES; see Consolidated School Law, § 69; Indian Law, § 47; Justices' IMPRISONMENT UNTIL PAYMENT OF; see Contempt, § 21: County Law, § 100; Executions, FOR INTOXICATION; see Liquor Tax Law, § 40. JURISDICTION OF ACTIONS TO RECOVER; see Justices' Courts, §§ 2, 8. FOR LEVYING POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS; see Civil Service, S$ 10, 11. LIMIT OF, IN COURTS OF SPECIAL SESSIONS; see Trials, § 353. FOR MISCONDUCT BY DIRECTORS OR OFFICERS OF CORPORATIONS; see Corporations, §§ 166, 172, 173; Forgery, § 12; Insurance Law, § 323. FOR MISDEMEANORS WHERE PUNISHMENT IS NOT FIXED BY STATUTE; see Misdemeanors, $1. FOR NEGLECT OR MISCONDUCT, BY CONSTABLE; see Sheriff, § 4; Trials, § 215. BY COUNTY TREASURER; see County Law, § 141, subd. 5. BY INSPECTORS OF TURNPIKES AND PLANKROADS; see Transportation Corporations BY OVERSEERS OF THE POOR; see Poor Law, § 170. TO PAY DUES; see Banking Law, § 175. BY SHERIFF; see Trials, § 215. BY SUPERINTENDENTS OF THE POOR; see Poor Law, § 170. BY SUPERVISORS; see Consolidated School Law, § 35. FOR OBTAINING REGISTRATION AS DENTIST BY FRAUD; see Public Health Law, SS 162, 164. FOR OFFENSES AGAINST FACTORY ACT; see Children, §§ 23, 38. FOR OFFENSES AGAINST FISH AND GAME LAWS; see Fisheries, etc., Law, §§ 40-50, 70-82, 85a-85c, 100-114, 118, 121, 130-154, 161-175, 184-194, 230-248, 263, 279. FOR OFFENSES AGAINST PRISON DISCIPLINE; see Prisons, SS 108, 109, 137. FOR OVERCHARGING FOR USE OF GRAIN ELEVATORS; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 32. FOR PERMITTING MASQUERADES, ETC.; see Disguises, § 2. FOR PRACTICING AS DENTIST WITHOUT AUTHORITY; See Public Health Law, § 164. FOR PRACTICING OR PERMITTING PRACTICE BY ATTORNEY, NOT ADMITTED; see Attorneys, PROCEEDS OF, HOW DISPOSED OF; see Animals, § 49; Brooklyn, § 19; Children, § 49; Con- FOR PUBLISHING FALSE EXECUTIVE MESSAGES, ETC.; see Fraud, § 18. RECORD AND REPORT OF, BY POLICE JUSTICES; see Villages, § 96. FOR REFUSAL TO ADMIT INSPECTOR TO MINE; see Mines, § 8. FOR REFUSAL TO ASSIST IN EXTINGUISHING FOREST FIRES; see Fisheries, etc., Law, FOR REFUSAL TO GIVE INFORMATION, ETC., TO COMMISSIONER OF STATISTICS OF LABOR; see FOR REFUSAL TO GIVE INFORMATION TO STATE CHARITIES COMMISSION; see State Charities REMISSION OF; see County Courts, §§ 12-15; Judgment, etc., § 110; Military Code, § 226. FOR SELLING LOTTERY TICKETS; see Lotteries, § 6. TAKING CHATTELS TO SATISFY; see Chattels, §§ 2, 7. FOR TRESPASSING ON GROUNDS OF CERTAIN CORPORATIONS; see Benevolent, etc., Socie- FOR TRESPASSING ON PRIVATE GROUNDS BY FISHING, HUNTING, ETC.; see Fisheries, etc., FOR UNLAWFUL REMOVAL OF PAUPERS; see Poor Law, §§ 50, 171. FOR UNLAWFUL USE OF BARRELS; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 79. I ि FOR UNLAWFUL USE OF TRADEMARKS; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 28f; Trades Unions, § 1. FOR USURPATION OF OFFICE OR FRANCHISE; see Actions, § 58. FOR VIOLATION OF LAWS RELATING TO: APPRENTICES; see Domestic Relations Law, § 75. AUCTIONS AND AUCTIONEERS; see Domestic Commerce Law, §§ 54a, 54b, 54d, 54e. BAKERIES; see Food, § 7. BANKING; see Banking Law, $$ 82, 87, 89; Corporations, SS 172, 173, 181. COUNTY ROADS; see Highway Luw, § 164p. DAIRY PRODUCTS; see Agricultural Law, §§ 11, 37. ELECTIONS; see Election Law, §§ 12, 236, 249; Military Code, § 142. EXCISE; see Courts of Special Sessions, § 1. subd. 33; Liquor Tax Law, §§ 38-40. GAMING; see Betting and Gaming, §§ 21, 26-28. HIGHWAYS; see Highway Law, §§ 19, 20, 22, 23, 65, 67, 69, 208, 209. HOURS OF LABOR; see Employers, etc., § 4; Railroad Law, § 42d. MILITIA; see Malicious Mischief, § 5, subd. 13; Military Code, §§ 107, 213, 226–233, 235, 237-241, 243. NATURALIZATION; see Naturalization, §§ 9, 10. NAVIGATION, HARBORS, ETC.; see Navigation, §§ 11, 17, 32-35; New York Harbor, §§ 14, 15, 20-22, 51, 52, 54, 55, 63, 64; St. Lawrence River; Seamen, §§ 5-9, 16-18. PRESERVATION OF TIMBER AND STONE ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS; see Indian Law, §§ 23, 59. QUARANTINE; see Public Health Law, §§ 104, 131a-131c, 131g. SALE OF HAY; see Domestic Commerce Law, §§ 100, 101, 103-105. TAXES; see Taxes, §§ 34, 180, 181, 309. FOR WILFUL INJURIES TO PROPERTY; see Malicious Mischief, §§ 5, 9, 11. FOR WILFUL MISCONDUCT OF OFFICERS GENERALLY; see Public Officers Law, § 123. ACTIONS TO RECOVER; see Actions, §§ 44, 72; Consolidated School Law, §§ 49, 262,264; Costs, § 39; Limitations, §§ 22, 23, 26, 33, 35; Poor Law, § 3, subd. 9; Town Law, $ 80, 182; Trials, § 21; Transportation Corporations Law, § 145; Villages, §§ 145, 146. FOR ABSENCE OF EMPLOYEE TO VOTE; see Election Law, § 109. FOR ADULTERATION, ETC.; see Agricultural Law, § 53. ARREST IN ACTIONS TO RECOVER; see Arrest, § 2; Justices' Courts, § 35. OF BONDS, ETC.; see Bonds; Recognizances; Undertakings. FOR BRINGING SUIT IN NAME OF ANOTHER WITHOUT AUTHORITY; see Actions, § 39. FOR CARRYING ON BUSINESS OF PAWNBROKER WITHOUT LICENSE; see Pawnbrokers, § 2. FOR CHARGING RENT FOR GAS-METERS; see Transportation Corporations Law, § 69. FOR DISOBEDIENCE TO FINAL ORDER DISCHARGING PRISONER; see Habeas Corpus, § 44. FOR DISOBEDIENCE TO WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS; see Habeas Corpus, § 9. FOR DRAWING FLOATING TIMBER TO SHORE; see Timber, § 217. FOR EMBRACERY; see Trials, § 213. FOR EMPLOYING INTEMPERATE PERSONS IN.. CERTAIN CAPACITIES; see Highway Law, SS 158, 159; Liquor Tax Law, § 42. FOR EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN WITHOUT CERTIFICATE OF SCHOOL ATTENDANCE; see Consolidated School Law, § 316. FOR ENTERING UPON DUTIES OF OFFICE WITHOUT HAVING TAKEN OATH; see Public Officers Law, $ 20; Town Law, § 51. EXECUTION ON JUDGMENT FOR; see Justices' Courts, § 170. FOR EXHIBITING CERTAIN SHOWS; see Exhibitions, § 1. FOR FAILURE OF CLERK TO DOCKET JUDGMENT PROMPTLY, ETC.; see Judgment, etc., § 48. OF CORPORATIONS TO MAKE REPORT, OR FOR MAKING FALSE REPORT; see Banking Law, $21, 189; Corporations, § 184; Railroad Law, §.57; Stock Corporation Law, $ 30. OF COUNTY TREASURER TO ACCOUNT AS TEMPORARY ADMINISTRATOR; see Executors, etc., § 32. TO DELIVER BOOKS, ETC., TO OFFICIAL SUCCESSOR;.sec Consolidated School Law, $ 84, 118, subd. 7; County Law, § 147; Town Law, § 84; Villages, § 154. TO DELIVER DESCRIPTION OF DOG TO ASSESSOR, ETC.; see County Law, § 112. TO DEPOSIT RECORDS OF DISSOLVED SCHOOL DISTRICT WITH TOWN CLERK; see Consolidated School Law, § 84. FOR FAILURE-(Continued) TO KEEP OR REFUSAL TO EXHIBIT TRANSFER Book; see Corporations, § 184; Stock Corporation Law, §§ 29, 53. TO KILL DOG AFTER NOTICE; see County Law, §§ 124, 125. TO LIGHT ELEVATED RAILROAD CARS; see Cities, § 15. TO MARK HOP BAGS; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 100. OF OFFICER DISTRAINING, TO FILE PAPERS OR PAY ÖVER MONEYS; see Distress, § 23; Town Law, § 133. OF OFFICER SEIZING MILK TO DELIVER SEALED SAMPLE; see Public Health Law, § 45. TO PAY FOR STATE LANDS PURCHASED; see Public Lands Law, § 34. TO PAY TAXES; see Tax Law, § 223. OF PERSON SIGNING TESTATOR'S NAME TO WRITE HIS OWN NAME AS A WITNESS; see Wills, § 9. TO PROVIDE INSTRUCTION FOR CHILD; see Consolidated School Law, §§ 315, 316, 329. TO REPAIR TOLL-BRIDGE; see Highway Law, § 13. OF SUBSCRIBING WITNESS TO STATE RESIDENCE; see Wills, § 9. OF TENANT TO DELIVER PROCESS OR GIVE NOTICE TO LANDLORD; see Real Property Law, 195; Summary Proceedings, § 12. FOR FALSE STATEMENTS OR REFUSAL TO GIVE INFORMATION AS TO PERSONS LIABLE TO MILITARY DUTY; see Military Code, § 5. FOR FALSELY SWEARING TO CLAIM AGAINST INSOLVENT DEBTOR; see Insolvency, § 11. FOR FAST DRIVING OVER BRIDGE; sec Highway Law, §§ 143, 144; Transportation Corporations Law, § 143. FOR FISHING IN PRIVATE WATERS; see Fisheries, etc., Law, §§ 210, 215. IMPOSED ON ATTORNEY LENDING HIS NAME; see Attorneys, etc., § 18. BY BOARDS OF HEALTH; see Public Health Law, § 71. BY FIRE COMPANIES; see Town Law, § 171. BY INDIAN OFFICIALS; see Indian Law, § 80. BY MAYOR UPON PAWNBROKERS; see Pawnbrokers, § 11. BY SUPERINTENDENT OF ONONDAGA SALT SPRINGS; see Salt Springs Law, § 10. BY TOWN MEETINGS; see Town Law, § 24. BY VILLAGE TRUSTEES; See Villages, SS 45 (subd. 27), 207. IMPRISONMENT FOR NON-PAYMENT OF; see Villages, § 146. FOR INJURIES TO TREES; see Highway Law, §§ 43a, 436. JURISDICTION OF ACTIONS TO RECOVER; see Albany, § 7; Justices' Courts, §§ 2, 3; New York, § 75. FOR LEAVING HORSES UNTIED; see Highway Law, § 160. FOR MISCONDUCT BY JURORS; see Trials, § 212. FOR NEGLECT OR MISCONDUCT BY ASSESSORS; see Tax Law, § 40. BY CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS; see County Law, § 54; Poor Law, § 14. BY EXCISE COMMISSIONERS; see Liquor Tax Law, $37. BY COUNTY TREASURER; see County Law, §§ 140, 148. BY OVERSEERS OF THE POOR; see Poor Law, § 14. BY SCHOOL OFFICERS; see Consolidated School Law, §§ 114, 117, 118, 270, 272. BY SUPERINTENDENTS OF THE POOR; see Poor Law, $ 14. BY SUPERVISORS; see County Law, § 11; Town Law, § 81. FOR OBSTRUCTING FLOATING TIMBER; see Timber, § 10. FOR OFFENSES AGAINST ELECTION LAWS; see Consolidated School Law, §§ 97, 99. FOR OFFENSES AGAINST FISH AND GAME LAWS; see Fisheries, etc., Law. FOR ORDERING PARADE OR DRILL ON ELECTION DAY; see Military Code, § 142. FOR PEDDLING WITHOUT LICENSE, OR REFUSING TO PRODUCE LICENSE; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 65. FOR PRACTICING MEDICINE WITHOUT AUTHORITY; see Public Health Law, § 153. PROCEEDS OF, TO WHOM PAID, ETC.; see Animals, § 49; Children, § 49; Consolidated School Law, $$ 30, 35, 40-45; County Law, $ 233; Navigation, §§ 13, 20; Poor Law, §§ 14, 135, 156; Trusts, etc., § 80; Villages, § 96. RECORD AND REPORT OF, BY POLICE JUSTICES; see Villages, § 96. FOR RECUSANCY OF WITNESS; see Consolidated School Law, § 69; Military Code, § 220; Real Property Law, § 254. FOR REFUSAL TO DELIVER COPY OF MANDATE BY WHICH PRISONER IS DETAINED; see Habeas Corpus, § 60. TO DELIVER STANDARD WEIGHTS AND MEASURES TO OFFICIAL SUCCESSOR; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 17. OF JUDGE TO GRANT WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS OR CERTIORARI; see Habeas Corpus, § 15. TO PERMIT INSPECTION OF GAS-METERS, ETC.; see Transportation Corporations Law, S$ 64, 67. TO SERVE IN CERTAIN OFFICES; see Consolidated School Law, § 117; Town Law, $51. TO SERVE NOTICE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETING; see Consolidated School Law, § 89. TO SUPPLY GAS; see Transportation Corporations Law, $ 65. OF TREASURER OF COMPANY TO EXHIBIT STATEMENT TO STOCKHOLDERS; see Stock Corporation Law, § 52. REMISSION OF; see State Funds, § 56. FOR REMOVAL FROM THE STATE OF PERSON HELD TO SERVE IN ANOTHER STATE; see Kidnapping, §§ 5, 6. RIGHT TO RECOVER NOT AFFECTED BY PENAL CODE; see Penal Code, § 14. FOR SELLING ON EXECUTION WITHOUT NOTICE; see Executions, § 77. FERTILIZERS IN UNMARKED PACKAGES; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 37. FOR SUFFERING CATTLE TO RUN AT LARGE; see Justices' Courts, §§ 218, 219, 228, 233, 236, 249. FOR TAKING DOWN OR DEFACING NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE; see Executions, § 24. FOR TAKING ILLEGAL BROKERAGE FEES; see Brokerage, § 5. FOR TAKING PLEDGE FROM INDIAN FOR LIQUOR; See Indian Law, § 4. FOR TAKING RAILS, ETC., FROM BANKS OF CANAL; see Canal Law, §§ 174, 179, 180; Justices' Courts, § 283. FOR TRANSPORTING INDIAN MEAL ON DECK; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 79. FOR TRESPASSING ON STATE OR INDIAN LANDS; see Indian Law, §§ 8, 112; Public Lands Law, $$ 8, 8a. ON TOWN LANDS; see Town Law, § 183. FOR UNLAWFUL REFUSAL TO DISCHARGE PRISONER; see Justices' Courts, § 179. REMOVAL OF PAUPERS; see Poor Law, §§ 50, 55. USE OF MILK CANS; see Domestic Commerce Law, §§ 29, 29d. FOR UNLICENSED SHOWS; see Exhibitions, §§ 1, 2. FOR VIOLATION OF LAWS RELATING TO: APPRENTICES; see Domestic Relations Law, § 77. AUCTIONS AND AUCTIONEERS; see Domestic Commerce Law, §§ 51, 54a, 54b, 54d, 54e. BANKING; see Banking Law, §§ 21, 25, 42, 55, 57, 70, 82, 87, 89, 90, 92, 131. CANALS; see Canal Law, §§ 10, 23, 115, 161, 163, 164, 169-176, 178-180, 184. DAIRY PRODUCTS; see Agricultural Law, §§ 10a, 11, 37. DISPOSAL OF DEAD BODIES; see Public Health Law, § 207a. EMIGRANTS; see Emigrants, §§ 1, 15, 16, 34, 62, 68-73, 79, 80, 83, 84, 86, 90, 92–94. EXCISE; see Liquor Tax Law, §§ 33, 34, 36, 38, 52. FERTILIZERS; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 38h. GAMING; see Betting and Gaming, §§ 2, 3, 12, 17, 18; Horses, §§ 17, 24. HIGHWAYS; see Highway Law, §§ 21-23, 65, 67, 69, 102-105, 153, 158-160, 164, 208, 209; Indian Law, § 80; Railroad Law, § 11d. HORSE RACES; see Racing, §§ 2, 3. INSURANCE; see Insurance Law, SS 48, 50, 53, 135, 136, 213, 270. NAVIGATION AND HARBORS; see Albany, § 12; Long Island Sound; Navigation, §§ 9, 10, 12-31, 33, 34; New York Harbor, §§ 2-6, 9-15, 20-23, 25, 45, 49, 50, 55, 56. PROTECTION OF MESSENGER BOYS; see Messenger Boys. RAILROADS; see Railroad Law, §§ 32, 37a, 39, 45, 506, 53, 57, 98, 104, 140, 158.), SHELL-FISH; see Fisheries, etc., Law, SS 184-195. TAXES; see Tax Law, §§ 23, 28, 34, 40, 57, 194, 200. TELEGRAPHS; see Transportation Corporations Law, § 103. TEXT-BOOK IN SCHOOLS; see Consolidated School Law, § 270. TRADE-MARKS, ETC.; see Domestic Commerce Law, §§ 36, 38j; Fraud, § 3a. TURNPIKE AND PLANK ROAD COMPANIES; see Transportation Corporations Law, SS 131, 132, 134, 136, 141-143, 145, 151g. UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE; see Freight, etc., §§ 1-5. WEEDS; see Highway Law, § 70. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES; see Domestic Commerce Law, § 9: Tare. WILFUL NEGLECT TO PROSECUTE FOR; see Consolidated School Law, § 261. FOR WILFULLY SETTING AT LARGE THE CATTLE OF ANOTHER; see Justices' Courts, § 235. WITNESS WHEN NOT COMPELLED TO ANSWER QUESTION TENDING TO SUBJECT HIM TO; see Corporations, § 88; Evidence, § 11. FOR WRONGFUL DELIVERY BY OFFICER OF REPLEVIED CHATTEL; see Chattels, § 19; Justices' Courts, § 68. See also Damages. Forfeitures. ACTIONS FOR; See Actions, §§ 44, 72; Consolidated School Law, § 49; Limitations, §§ 3, 22, 23, 26, 33, 35; Treason, §§ 5-10; Trials, § 21. OF ALLOWANCES FOR GOOD CONDUCT, ETC., BY PRISONER; See Prisons, § 108. OF ANIMALS USED FOR ILLEGAL RACING; see Betting and Gaming, 9, 29; Horses, § 16. OF BOND OF CLERK OF COURT OF APPEALS; see Court of Appeals, § 91. OF PAWN-BROKING COMPANY; see Banking Law, § 218. OF COMMODITIES EXPOSED FOR SALE ON SUNDAY; see Sunday, § 12 COMPOUNDING; see Compounding Crimes, § 1. OF CONTRACT, FOR VIOLATION OF EIGHT-HOUR LAW; see Employers, etc., § 4. CONVEYANCE OF FEE BY TENANT FOR LIFE OR YEARS NOT TO WORK; see Real Property Law, § 212. CONVICTIONS FOR CRIME DO NOT WORK; see Convicts, § 2. OF CORPORATE RIGHTS; see Banking Law, § 25; Corporations, §§ 31, 81, 88; Election Law, § 246; Horses, § 14; Insurance Law, § 130; Railroad Law. §§ 95, 126; Tax Law, 200; Transportation Corporations Law, § 148. OF EXCISE LICENSE; see Liquor Tax Law, § 34. EXECUTION ON JUDGMENT FOR; see Justices' Courts, SS 170, 176. EXPECTANT ESTATES NOT DEFEATED BY; see Real Property Law, § 47. FOR FAILURE TO PAY PROCEEDS OF STRAYS TO SUPERVISOR; see Town Law, § 133., OF FEES FOR SERVICE OF STALLION; see Horses, § 28. OF INSURANCE POLICY; see Insurance Law, §§ 88, 92. OF JOINTURE, DOWER, ETC.; see Real Property Law, §§ 179, 182. UPON JUDGMENT OF OUTLAWRY; see Outlawry, §§ 5, 6. OF LANDS; see Limitations, § 3; Outlawry, § 6; Public Lands Law, § 36; Real Property Law, $$ 47, 212. OF LEASE OF BUILDING USED FOR ILLEGAL PURPOSES; see Real Property Law, SS 201a, 2016. OF LICENSE OF DENTIST; see Public Health Law, § 162. OF NETS, ETC., USED FOR UNLAWFUL FISHING; see Fisheries, etc., Law, § 189. IN GENERAL; see Penal Code, § 15. FOR ASKING OR RECEIVING REWARD FOR APPOINTMENTS; see Crimes, § 25. BY ATTORNEYS; see Attorneys, etc., §§ 13-15, 21; Champerty, etc., § 7. FOR BRIBERY; see Bribery, §§ 2, 6; Election Law, §§ 242, 245. BY CONSTABLE; see Champerty, etc., §7; Justices' Courts, § 256. BY COUNTY TREASURER; see Courty Law, § 140; Executors, etc., § 29; Public Administrators, § 9. BY DIRECTORS OR OFFICERS OF CORPORATIONS; see Insurance Law, § 36. FOR EMBEZZLEMENT; see Public Officers Law, § 120. BY HARBOR-MASTERS OR CAPTAIN OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK; see New York Harbor, § 57. BY JUSTICE OF THE PEACE; sec Champerty, etc., § 7; Commitment, § 33; Justices' Courts, SS 256, 271. BY MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE; see Legislative Law, §§ 3, 89. BY OFFICER, ACTING WITHOUT HAVING QUALIFIED; see Crimes, § 16; Public Officers AUDITING OR PAYING FRAUDULENT CLAIMS; see Public Officers Law, §§ 119, 120. CONNIVING AT ESCAPE; see Escapes, §§ 2, 9. CORRUPTLY DELEGATING OFFICIAL POWERS; see Crimes, § 26. PERMITTING SALE OF LIQUOR IN PRISONS; see Jails, § 17; Prisons, § 137. BY RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS OR THEIR EMPLOYEES; see Railroad Law, § 168. BY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS; see Consolidated School Law, § 67. BY SCHOOL TRUSTEES; see Consolidated School Law, § 141. UPON SENTENCE TO STATE PRISON; see Public Officers Law, § 127. BY SHERIFF; see Escapes, §§ 2, 9; Jails, S$ 12, 17; Prisons, § 137. BY TAKING FREE PASS, ETC.; see Constitution, § 146. OF PLEDGE TAKEN FOR DEBT FOR LIQUOR; see Liquor Tax Law, § 32. OF PRIZES IN LOTTERIES; see Lotteries, §§ 4, 19. OF PROPERTY USED IN FIGHTING ANIMALS; see Animals, §§ 31, 32. REMISSION OF; see Arrest, § 159; Children, § 49; Consolidated School Law, § 65. OF SALARY BY OFFICERS OF BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS; see State Charities Law, § 2g. OF SALARY BY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS; see Consolidated School Law, § 65. OF SALT, FOR OWNER'S FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSPECTION LAWS; see Salt Springs Law, SS 14, 15, 27. OF SHARES; see Banking Law, § 180; Stock Corporation Law, § 43. FOR SUICIDE; see Suicide, § 2. OF TIME AND COMPENSATION BY PRISONERS see Prisons, §§ 108, 110. OF UNDERTAKINGS, ETC.; see Arrest, §§ 62, 149-152, 155-160; Assignments for Benefit of 376. See also Escheats. The following are called Penalties or Forfeitures, but are really Damages. FOR CONCEALING PROPERTY OF INSOLVENT DEBTOR; see Trusts, etc., § 52. FOR CONVERSION OF FLOATING TIMBER; see Timber, § 2. FOR FRAUDULENT SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY EXECUTOR OR ADMINISTRATOR; see Executors, etc., § 171. FOR NEGLIGENCE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS; see Consolidated School Law, §§ 171, 172, 260, 261. FOR TRESPASSING ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS, ETC.; see Indian Law, §§ 23, 103–105. |