The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1913, Page 15

CTY’S RIGHT TO TAX 'NATONAL BANK STOCK Suits for $40,000,000. | WASHINGTON, Des, 2—The United Btates Gupreme Court to-day upheld the Tight of the ‘Tax Commissioners of New and trust company stock. The litiga-|1y op. fm the American Exchange and Chemi- cal National Banks of New York, ap- “Kustice “Pitney, for the Supreme t, announced its opinion that there no such conflict. : Saves Suits Involving Over $40,000,000, hi Amoskeag Savings Bank began ified on 100 sh nae and sixty shares of Chemical joel stock, The wavings bank nal *ank stock should “not be taxed than any other moneyed oa against the stoch | savings had debts to Pesources this would have freed it pm tax entirely. he city contended that tze act of favor of other banks, and that it had « ht to tax all bank stocks on @ This contention won in every urt, and was the basis of yester- the tax on bank stocks y the city amounted to The amount collected in|’ 9, @ last twelve years exceeds $40,000,- . ail of Which might have been made pect to auitn for recovery if the de- fon had gone against the city. eThe city is not alone concerned in decision, but the entire State. An erage of thirty suits a year are ught against the taxing of bank ok. OR. KNABE ENGAGED TO ALLEGED SLAYER Ind, Dec, 2—The William B. Crate & system of wronging forth a charge of un- et against Ephraim of he State, late yes- térday, at the teal of Dr. Craig for the rder of Dr. ne Knabe, hus restrained, when the jury was valled §=Inman “sald the Prosecution uld show that two witnesses of vital tance to the State's case had deen ced beyond the court through the tafluence of the accused man. ¢ re will be no direct proof of an ment between Dr. Craig and Dr, but circumstances will be whelming in that direction,” he few days before the woman's @eath, Inman said, there were signs & break between the two, but he uted the idea that Dr. Knabe had | ted suicide. ee ee LID ON NEW YEAR'S EVE. men will pray | laces where elebrants gather, according @n announcement at th ting of Baptist minis IMPORTED FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER ess of Constipation quickly be overcome by Mlonzaleys ha: | Adolfo Hetti, frat violin; Aifred Pochon, second violin; Ugo Ara, viola, and Iwan D'Archambeau, ‘cello, are Whose taste In selection a ekill in Presentation are of rari They played last night, York to tax national bank stock on &@/ning, Schubert's posthumous parity with State bank, savings bank |D minor with fine intelligenci tion has been under way since 198, when | hess and crispness of execution. At the the Amoskeag Savings Bank of Man-|¢"4 they presented in the fulness of its ¢hester, N. H., as the owner of stock {Chr Haydn's quartet in D major.) Constance Purdy, Pochon and Mr. D'Archambe: @ new suite for violin and peated from the action of the Tax Com-| Emanuel Moor which was missioners 6¢ New York City on the| though the approval of udie ground that the State law conffloted | went more to the players than to the with the Federal statute. work. The Kaufman Qua F je present case began in 19% when | to ot ‘gttention. an At the end came the! recital at Aeolian Hall this afterno ry n att uit }Schumann quintette for plano and/3 o'clock. iF the recovery of a tax of 1 per cent: letrings with Laeta Hartley the assisting | of American Ex- artist. Between the two, Fri In First Concert! By Sylvester Rawling. omposer'a daughter, Zoe | iste” He will pardon us for a bit Another large and enthusiastic audl- reciation in Hurope, {Cast was the same as at the first por- © over and the|formance of the work this season, In- into thelr own, [cluding Olive Frematad as Kisa, Mar- garete Ober as Ortrud, Jacques Urius in the title part and Herman Well an ‘Telramund, Mr. Hertz conducting. ‘ ombination The Russian Music Society of New Tork has been organized to secure reciprocity in music between America and Russia. The best of Russian music {a to be interpreted here, and the best ace. the begin- appreciation and captivatiny iN it~ cnmivating eh of American music t# to be presented in that all American m i + Cont erat, who has 6, No. 6& Between the two, Mr. | spent years studying in Russta, ts the secretary. “Faust” is to be sung in English for the first time to-night ‘at the Century Opera House. “Louise,” which had been scheduled for next week, will have to be postponed by the week beginning Save the second | Dec. 30, because Iaiame Butterfly” will The programme began | 0° BeXt week's bill, American -Quartet” in which was well played| young Canadian violinist, is break A CORRECTION=A notice in thie “yeu __THE EVENING WORLD, _ | Flonzaleys type, made the text to read Josef Hofmann, “the greatest of plan- Arena's lectures by their Broan A bch ell ; avers a vantly, PAderewski playing only on Saturday, and directness are vastly |i. would be an impertinence to let the HE Flonzaley Quartet gave the very almplic T : in 3 { Aeolian Hall iast night befo at his martyr-like attempts | °*t &° Uncorrected. jarge audience. Time was, not #0 ‘ ——— long ago, when the four expert musi- 4 clans Who represent the organization Decison of U. S. Supreme }foundea by E. J. de Coppet of New York, got only a cold shoulder here and ' Court Averts Possibility of Pia to find the F Happily those Shots Fired at Daring Bargiars. PATCHOGUE, 1. 1, Dec, 2—Blue ence enjoyed “Lohengrin” at the Metro-|Point Inn, a popular all year round politan Opera House last night. The |resort, burglars at 3 o'clock this morning, t It should have read “one of the With the master (Special u» The Evening World.) was entered by three Ruasia to correct the =a a hoa R \oayont cannot de] Arriy Boteay's Ready Relic 9 es i Sieout throat and chest until the concert of the People's Symphony Club's | borrowed from the Boston Opera Com- | im ‘Rae's i,t ates oer season at Cooper Union last night before | Pany tn time. move ao etl trety| Kathicen Partlow, th [apace pore St nse te Wad. 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