The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1895, Page 7

NGOME TAX HEARING. Olney Files a Memorandum Giving the Government's View. Bays United States H Heard on Some Questions. ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., April 17.—The ‘Attorney-General to-day filed United States Supreme Court a mem- orandum for the consideration of the Justices giving the Government's view on the petition for a rehearing of the in- come ‘ax question filed by the opponents The Government's mem- orandum 4s as follows: The United States respe tfully repre- ‘ing is granted, the rehearing should cover all the legal ed, and not merely those as to which’ the Court, are equal Whether a tax on Incomes gener- inclusive of rents and interest oF dividends from investments of all kinds, is or is not a direct tax within meaning of the Federal Gonstitution is @ matter upon which, the Governinent ‘has. really never been heard, Its position at the argument was that juestion had been settled by an ex- position of the Constitution practically contemporaneous with its adoption, @ subsequent unbroken line of Judie precedents, by the concurri ated action of the department jovernment and by the concensus of all text writers and authorities by whom the subject has heretofore been consid- t ernment of the new views of its taxing power, announced in the opinion of the | t can hardly be exagger- “\irst—Pushed to their logical conclu- sion, they practically exclude from the direct operation of the y Feal estate of the country invested personal clude it because, it realty and personality are taxable only by the rule of appor- the inevitable inequalities re om such a plan ere eo gross und flagrant as to abso: lutely debar any re That such Ine ort to It. qualities must result is practically admitted. the only suggestion | n reply being that the power to directly tax realty and personalty was not meant 4s an ordinary, every-day pow- er; that the United States was expected to rely for Its customary revenues upon » and excises; mean. impose direc taxts only in extraordinary emergencies and as a wort of dernier resort. It is submitted that a construction of the Constitution of such ance in itself and requiring In Its sup- port an imputation to its framers of a rpose, which nothing In tof the Constitution has any ency jo reveal, cannot be too carefully considered before being finally adopt gh of minor consequ it Is certainly relevant. to point out that | if the new exposition of t vital import- the | under previous tncome ms 0. principle of justice it and which it must be assumed that Congress will deem itself a iH bef of Trustees to re pound to make provision for refunding pears legislation. RICHARD OL: ‘Attorney-General, INCOME TAX A “KITTY.” which on ever: ought to refun loner of Internal Revenue has sus. tained Deputy Collector Desha Breckin- ridge's ruling regarding the payment of | Morrow afternoo| Income tax on winnings from races, Poker, roulette, dc ‘Gains from ‘omm: the’ Pool-Lox, ‘ac. oul a be included as Income for the year in which received and no allowance can be made for Money lost at gaming.” Not Attackin; come Tax Law. ‘The statement published in a morning paper that @ committee of well-known lawyers prac- tleally appointed by the Bar Amociation to con- sider an interpretation of certain clauses of the ettcally, mmittes agreed Fendered useless, and taat the in every detail, is without for on. lthy Root, Frederic Cou other lawyers said f such & committee deny this of such @ committe, to Remain im the ¢ Goo-Goor Boss Platt's little “Abe” Gruber has again been politely asked by Good Goy-| ernment Club B to get out: Mr. Gruber, | however, prefers to be thrown out of | the organization neck and heels. Mr, Gruber yesterday received a sec-| ond request from the trustees to sever, his connection with the organization. He at once got out his typewriter and evolved a reply, which he sent to Sec-/ retary Fulton this morning. He tells Secretary Thomas A, Fulton that this action taken without pre vious notice, and he was not accorded the privilege of appearing before the committee to make a defense, He de- clares the club {s setting a bad example for political bosses, who are sure to emulate wha? superior individuals like the members of the Board of Trustees may do. Gruber says he sees the name of the Rev, John P. Peters and others among the trustees who called ' upon him last Fall for the purpose of getting the Republican organization of the Twenty-third District to indorse a Dem- ocrat for Alderman, and it developed that this Democrat might be elther the brother of the reverend doctor or an Jundertaker connected with his church. He told the Reverend Doctor and other | trustees then that it seemed to him as if Good Government Club B was in the ess of supplying candidates for and not looking solely towards se- f Bood Koverntiment. ince he has been twenty-one Ts of age, Gruber says, he has voted against the’ ‘Tammany nominations in ty, and always identified himselt Rep fi party, In the cam- reaulted in the et headed by William “Which, in his opinion, pede did he defeat of ‘Tan from the Mayo w, my dear Mr. Gruber, let me t my ‘eratitude to you Suited In such & plorious victory for Mr. Gruber closes his epistle thus: it up, my dear Mr. Fulton, you Independent Strengthen The Executive Committee ofthe Inde- Pendent County Organization will meet to-morrow night at the hall, 114 West Fourteenth street. This organization which did the most active work in the districts below Fourteenth street, and Which resulted so disastrously to Tam- many, is more than active at this early day in strengthening and perfecting the Organization throughout the city. In the reorganization of its committee & large number of very prominent Tam- many men will seceae from that organ- ization and join the Independ The organization, thyougt mest Hurvier, the Chairman, Charles Steckler, has been more thi active in gecuring recognition for the members. Yesterday Excise Commis- sioner Harburger, on their recommenda- lion, appointed David Hirsch, one of the leaders of the Twenty-fourth Assembly District, assistant cashier of the Excise Hoard, ‘at a ealary of | Strong, in the distribution of official effictent aid rendered to him at the last elected by the Organization, Among: th o will address the mueting T y night are Bx- Judge Alfted Steckler, Excise Commils sioner Harburger, William A. Ellis, Jo- soph Stelner,, Francis 1. Murtha” and Alia’ OKIE “CALLED THE BLUFF.” How a Witness Was Secured for the Miner-Campbell Contes! The further hearing in the Miner Congressional contest was ad- journed this morning until 4 0° Timothy J. Campbell, the contestants, were not present at the office of J. J. Adams, 320 Broadway, Howard I’. Okle, Campbell's counsel, was there, and so were Samuel Rothberg and Jacob Klem- mls, who were to be examined, One of could not sacrifice the witnesses said hi his position fo: the h aring. stand a good chance of losing my job,” sald he. “Well, you want tat do you?" sald Mr. “1 would soone table," he answere “Well, Til just the lawyer, and he produced t and handed it over to the When the latt+r got hie mon ised to appear and testi 2 ‘The New Rochelle village election sulted in the cho for Village President; Joba F. Lambden, and J. Albert F Ju edt, ' Dei fOr Village Treasurer Village ‘Trustees Jot _ Brown, | Repub B . i poard’ of trustees Waa ‘aieiches. fromthe yotte'’s | Republi citizen “who has alwayn been against Tammany, | Make A gain of one Viliage Trustee, The Presi 2% Rho helped somewhat to bring about the present dent and Police Justice were lost to the Den reform adminis.ration, Including Waring and | ©Wing to faction fi-hts in the organization, bags, and who himseit doesn't want an- office If there is such a thing In your constitution as 4 in m; may I not Heverend Doctor, who led the on that Justice 1s done, or a Hagh Kinnard to Get Out. Mayor Loebkuecher, of Newark, for the resignation of Fire Commissioner Hu I henceto this elty, Petite aealnat my will to sing? eannot be a th id my. ‘Aud’ ka elie my nents —— Don't mian the pictures that will he printed with The Evening World's detailed story of the open- in, me of the League season to- ‘The iatter was mixed up {nh any defense, he Beecham’s pills for con. stipation 10°. and 25 Get the book at your druggist's and go by it. Qawali caleo more than 6,000,000 bores, It is now apparent that the jealousy Tammany has been increased by the election of Bachems, and that some of those left are very much disgruntled, he friends of County Clerk Henry 1. are expecially indignant, that he was left out of the n bad politics, 4 Purroy is powerful tnslde or outside of Tammany Hall, The turning down of ex-Mayor Thomas tin Is eastiy understood as b ent for their attempt to Ket control fe organizadon making o bluff at getting out of polite man Bourke Cockran was cause of Crok sons, aad ex-Park Cor en for having, plums, has recognized the valuable anc | mortgage on the house of when Croker 5), Mayor | pisstoner TAp- worker, who 14 now out of a job. The friends of all these men are united In saying that this {s a bad time for the Tiger to pay off old scores. While the dissatistied clement ts com plaining, ex-M Grant and his fr! Dn ad: ving nay, rather spoils as its police: onal period on this line Wiliam Wi ‘hitney and his fr vited Inte the organization, npbell- | 1 nds will be tne that Frederick son, ; jock this | 3 afternoon. Congressman Miner and | ide 1 proposed for membership. at the eting of the Society. The Washing of the Feet gets to be weighty matter, get a dollar for coming here and Wray you. How much do We'll give you $5.00. Will oO e the money on the all that bluff," said he prom: r, “we'll shed their colors, Pearl ie does this work beautifully. not only thoroughly ef- but it’s healthy. 'Doctofs recommend Pearl- ine as a soak for rheumatism, Try it in the bath. give you'a new idea of clean: liness. Bathing with Pearl- ine is a perfect nee day asked |Beware kx" ‘i esterday re- of Henry 8. Clarke, Repub- | fective, To-morrow's Evening W interest you--If you care for base- fem nevans FURNITURE. CARPETS. Ha Sa os HAY Aprit who fought the insurgents at Cl od Rioja, came across the same band tn the Las Mascones Mountains and has dis persed the rebels, and wounding ch Gen, Ardert took ‘possession of V's ottice he troops wh lew York City Exchange Service, $80.00 Per Year and upward. On request by matt or telephone, ib will Da sent to give furtier Intormaiton, keneral oMve may be called from any publ telephone—over 1,000 In the city—without cha: The Metropotian Telephone ant Telegraph Co, 18 CORTLANDT No old tock sn this store. Exery- thing sold the season it's mads. Liama Thibet Silk Lined Overcoats, Worth $10 $ Ifa blac is black enough to go all the SS way to Australia and back without fading eg a particle it is black « enough to make into AT an overcoat—and / with more hard wear qu than usual it will not | fade nor wear threadbare—because , it can’t. \ Made from the black wool of the black Llama of Thibet, soft, rich, Our Resident and fleecy, itis a : most elegant mater- Cé ial—and because we make up so much of it it only costs Silk lined $14; without silk lining $10. Sults $10 E. O. THompson, Tallor, Clothier and Importer, 245 Broadway, Bet. Park Piace and Murray St. “se DODODOSDOD ‘The Rattan Chairs we offer to- day represent new a designs, selected from the most are COHAN ‘The Rattan used in the best ob- while the work ma and finish cannot be excelled. aweacasacacas OL PYEAED Cupid Lamp, ¥ wi inches, all colon, b ely Mdocorat: Reed ) Py iG BACK, hand A’ wrlace nn bicione haniooeg Be #ize of toy ievities on sirelcher ch rome 6 White and Gold Reception Chair, heavily carved frame, French legs, upholstered in silk damask, brocatelle or tapestry, Ty ANDSOMETY Decorated FED Arm Rocker, finished 1 ural cherry, Oeae rat a “Q-PIECE Reception Suit, consisting of 1 Tete-a- Tete, 1 Arm Chalr and I 5 ered in extra quality Brocatelle or Satin Damask, Our special finished irs EED Shell Armchair. ERD, Footstool, o aaturatccior, ©0010 decorated, Arm Rocker, substan- tally made and tin- $1.8 80 SSiations.* pa Reed Roel thelis “tints, TEAS ara eget oan, im entry - "ancy, back ut $6.60 | nit” $8 ER S china G Fcispaore. deen colors, | rated in, colors und R, in three-| quarter and full 0) A tne ei aerss $16.00 ADY Writing Desk, French 1 ap finished in White Very Heavy Trimmed large Reed Artec Reed Arm Chair, fin-|Chalr, rattan contre ished in white andjback ; very hand- Ni gold and handsomely} somaly decorated, in NTIQUE Oak” t H* DSOME Crystal Glass Table Bet, jml- i nt ts tation Cut Glam, int ag gol! Te DS OD ODBIDIDI/D IDO r) OUT-OF-TOWN BUYER GIVEN CARFARE FRE Country trade special iked ; everywhere. Freight paid. ROAR A » Kieb Destyn, 3 2c. BLOCE:, ‘35th to d6th St. and 8th Ave, OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, hevarta, | Killing two of them | @ relative of De Campos, Teletoue Rates, OUR NRW sprtn VARIETY OF NEW 1) Combination Bookcases, $9 Up. Fine Chiffon PRICES MARKED | EXCELLENT VALUE IN CARPETS, IN AX TAPESERY, INGRAIN, RUGS, CIUNA AND JA TAIN Tow no house to undersell ns or | It is no trouble to show goods, ev away. Every article guaranteed OPEN SATURDAY E Send Postal for Ill T. KE ~ SPECIAL EAST NO OF APARTME Hike 100-PIECE % 4 OR 5-ROOM FLATS FL SG5, 3°75, No extra charge FOR CREDIT, Six floors, stairs (0 clink Polite salesmen, EVERY MADIE TO SULT CUSTOMERS $3414.00 PARLOR SUIT. in Rrocatetle. Worth um BEDROOM SUITS, Wn alt $1.00, 810.00, SEF 30, 912.50. 815.00, $20.00 anil upwart to BILBO ¢ BASS AND WHITE TRON Bb 3.50. JOINTLESS STRAW MATTINGS, 40 YAR COPTON WARP MATTINGS PER ROLL 40 CASH OR SOL. HEYM 993 and 995 THIRD AVE RUPTURE CURED, ‘The Improved I Hat sm ODS ARE NOW OPEN IGNS IN ALL KINDS 0 ‘CREDIT, Accounts There is no other house in the ducements we offer and sell at cas We do not add 10 per cent. e S1. OOn FREE TO PURCHASERS KDC Ing woods, te AM aubseet rea: Lie Truss Is the only truss ta 1th abso ight the FOR INSPECTION, COMPRISING AN ENDLESS F Woobs AND FINISHES, Elegant Chamber Sults, $II Up, leres, $4 Up. |N PLAIN FIGURES. suserens, witto: PAY MATTING Opened. CREDIT. country that can give you the in- h prie xtra when (me is given. We al- Rive better terms. Give ns acall. en if you do not want to buy right as represented, VENINGS TILL 9,30. justrated Catalogue. LLY, & 106 West (7th St. ER OFFERINGS, — You OUSK, FLAT OR 'uB YOU MAY WANT AT W cel. OF 850 OK OVER, DINNER SET. OMPLETE For 'SEMEEPING, FOR or $100. 40x100, Passenger elevators, electric lighta, THING FOR HOUSEKEEPING. TERMS CARPETS AND MATTINGS WILT A VEL 5 OF BRUSSELS, WITH. hoi ) REDUCED FROM 61,00 TO A YARD TAPESTRY BRUSSELS....... 43¢e., INORAINS...........ceeeee OF, OS, PER ROLL ............ 2.97 YARDS... CREDIT, AN & CO, between 59th & 6Oth Miscellaneous. American Law sate Assn, aie git | ine op pect cla, Incloxe ‘ia Meant to be $15 and $20, |Cheviots (biack and blue). All made up for this sea . son's trade. Just what you want for Spring and Summer wear. Our Special Sale (adou*” three weeks ago) of 4 Sack Suits (the first lot not of our own manufacture) set the whole town talking; it brought us offers of goods from all the best manuface We have taken advantage of one of these offers; this is our reason for offering this Greater value than before. Our name is on all these Our guarantee goes with them. Clothing, Furnishings, Hate& Shoes 279, 281 and 283 BROADWAY, ner. be poe a eade Sts. returned. TING PHYSIC BODY MEDICAL INI 3.40 ‘Tale woaderful book contains the © Medical A peat) valuable ecriptions. suronte dineasen cures S ae young, Ge, a Freecns, wa "iets or by, letter qentee e wo Taviolabhe OX GELF.PRESERVATION, of Boston, ae a its kind in thi city. RIPLE- PL, 5- bottle, eh Handsome Fic 1 bc 1 finis! _ Reed Corner Chat, Artistic Design, FINISHED IN g 4) PINK and GOLD, MITATION ITA ut tlaus dug, each 29c. Rival GERATOR CHF od Vathizet bro strony cast @VIHDODOBDEDBoDeo se PSSPOD&LESS£HDISEDVSODSOSS CDRODBe Bowe DBo@We Wess P>oBozwea ADRUPLE Plated ‘kle Dish, Crys: Q't iidat "=" $10 Reed Corner Chair, oe HANDSOMEY er " DECORATED 1K Th ratsath in Shellac, Rattan Cone tre Piece, Remember, no money re- quired on deposit, $50 worth, 75c. per week. $75 worth. $1.50 per wek, $100 worth, $2.00 per week. Send 10c. postage for tllus~ trated Catalogue, Ot OB52W6D Reception Chair, handsomely carved French legs and upholstered in bro- catelle, tapestry or silk damask, THE WORLD'S UNIVERSAL Ty Special attention is called to our Carpets, Rugs and Matting. The largest department of Work TABLE, with yar rd measure on solid ash, iron slide with casters in legs, $1, with wood side an sie ors, White and Gold EED Arm Rocker, artistic in de sign, Snel 10 made and finish in Natural 2. id Cherry than any in the iar : ket, in the following. E Reception Chair, na tural finish! high decorated’ back , 56 pieces English sem! lain, decoration in brows, blue and ping under g! ii i i $6, 80 f decorat > SIT HTDIHDHSDIDNDS We sell for cash or on time. Don't hesitate to ask for credit. Remem- ber that all the largest business ses are run on this basis, ant our prices are lower than the houses which sell for cash only. ODOD0393035600D Back Reed Rock EDALLION peek