New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

A. Ass Of Y SA.9 Ss ;,s;gsi 81 s ;se"''d
WILLIAM 81. TWEED.
Minority q Special Com on Voiul'eeIts.
Tie Connitie- on Annual T,e. TO whom wssreferfed the
annexed petition Of CGiAarne ZiIp, repeatedly
Tst the petitioner ,s the wids and administrative q the
That The personal estate Of Jacob zpp Tor 1865 IS sseyed
on valuation Of fifteen thousand dollars, but that after de
Quoting the Liabilities incumbent thereon there Will remain
only the sum o. TX thousand dollars; -
That when she appointed admnis,rdirI on The 29
day Of 1894 she knew nothing q her husbnds ts
nes. Affairs and especially Of h!s indebtedness against lie
That She unable appear before the Ia, Comn
En- and have the corrected by q sickness during
the whole time hc tax books were open for examination,
from January % Alay 1855
Your Committee would accordingly recommend 'cI adoption
f,.oea 20; .ae tax assessed Caiarine zipp admlnf.
Ink the Of Jacob Ipp d"ceafrd valuation Of
sand dollars That being the m amount q aid estate liable to
taxation and ad adilratrx having been prevented rom
time the tar books were open for examination
Report accepted and fesoluon alopted by tie following
Airns,ive-supcryi,6r. Blrnt Dayi., Ey, Fox Roche,
Shook Smith, Iweed aud Wil.marn-9
Aud the directed 70 be sent 70 Ills Honor the
he Conaiiiee on Animal Taxes to whom were referred
The annexed petitions for correction Of tax repeatedly
REPoHT:
That your Committee have carefully examined sid petit
and can find no law authorizing tue Board to grant tie
The following IS therefore unlimited VIZ:
Kesoed, Thai the Petitions 4 William o. Allison lsaac VI
Bull Dexter Fairbanks Daniel f. lawiey' Henry A. Taylor
Ralph Post and Go0dlove Nre for remission u tax b. and
the same hereby dened and the psTes have leave to
Report accepted and resolution adopted by TIE following
Iaimstivo-supergisor. Bluni Davis. Fly, Fox Shook
Smith the PRECEDENT. end sfprvlsoT NiImann-9
And the directed 20 be sent to His Honor tie
Mayor for approval
Ked petition Of Theodore Gaubenskee respectfully
REPoRT.
.,i ,.v %, ,'t. 81 tho ,o,i,ion., ID ,.,
lAcrease1 from 800 10 q 90.
The petitioner that the total value Of his personal
estate liable 10 axetOn does not exceed the Of 500 and
tei be called the Tax Commissioners within the period
'snbcd by law aud" informed b. them that The books
hid NOT been received.
Your Committee would state that tie petitioner mus have
called On the Commissioner during the controversy
were not in the Office.
Believing the petitioner to be entitled to relief your com
n1ittee submit ihe following VIZ.
ke'sted Ils, ~" tar personal estate assessed against
IheoaDie osnoenAs.c on valuation OF 900 be estimated
personal estate liable taxation and he Lsvng rnnd "a
.he Tax Conmlsohes st the proper time 10 correct the
Report accepted and Ie,oiion adopted by the following
vote:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blunt Davis Elv Fo, Rocbe
Shook, Smith, Tweed and Wilnanr.-9 '' ''A' '''"''
And the same YVES directed 70 be sent TO His Honor tho
The Committee Annual Taxes, 70 whom VA, ,.c,d Il,
annexed petition Of u. Dunspsugh' respectfully
REPORT
That the petitioner f. sffesed on his personal ,,, -
resident Of The City Of New York valuation OF Ten bon
sand dollars for 1863 w
resident Of the City Of Flushing, Long Island aud hs, mo-
personal property ia the City Of NewYofk liable 10 nxai
That he called q, the office Of the Tax Commissioner Ia the
fall Of 1884 and Informed them Of that fact.
Your Committee would accordingly recommend the follow
Ing viz:
R.oired That the tar fer 1865 assessed against Dams
psugb resident Of the City Of New YORK. his personal
property on valuation Of thousand dollars be
'aid Duu'psuEa having bssn ss'dsn, FIpLipI LelsI