Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-26
THE INCOME TAX.
NAMES OF THE TAXPAYERS.

yet, have not returned their statements, as re-
quired by law.
The work in the Offices of the Assessor and
Collector is very arduous, but both these Of
ficers have able assistance, and there can be
bat few evasions Of the law owing to the
thorough manner in which the work is carried
out.
The Offices are at No. 46s eth Greet, in one
building, (quIte convenient TO each other.) the
Assessor being located on the first floor, and
the Collector on the second. The business of
the Collectors office il conducted by l.. Gle
phane, collector. d. q. Addison and H. @
Fowler, deputies, with Mr.. s. H. Mater as
clerk. Mr.. p. NJ. Pearson, Assessor, has for
his chief clerk Mr.. G.. w. Pearson, and Mr.. @.
w. Hancock clerk; while the outdoor duties
are performed by eleven Assistant Assessors,
as follows: First Division-C Comprising that
portion of the city between 18th and 10th streets
west, II. y. Noyes, Assistant Assessor, office at
436 14fn street. Second-From nth to 18th sts,
T. b. Marche; office at the same place. Third
From LIST 10 5th streets west, John A. Sloan;
room No City Hall. Fourth-From 7th to
9th, Henry Lyles; 81 street. Fifth-All east
OF LIST street west George Collard; 4th street
Ward, all west and south of the canal, George
II. Larcombe, No. 81 south e. street Seventh
Georgetown, Thomas Orme, No 100 Bridge
street: EiehthaOornty, d. v. Burr. No. 4Ss
Ecklof, Room City Hall. Tenth-Ninth to
18th streets, w. w. Bennett, 2s3 + street. Elev-
enth-All Of the city west of 10Th street, H. g.
Divine. at Ridgely's drug store.
Below we give a list of those who have re-
turned incomes of 5000 and over, who are
liable TO tax of five per sent, until the income
OF 5000 is reached, when the tax doubles BY
taking the figures opposite each name and adj
ding $780, (the amount exempt by law,) the net
income is easily ascertained.
Isaac Alexander, $3.50; p. H. Allabach,
. H.. ~ ID
Chris. Andrews, 4,634; John Alexander, 7,4i3;
Com. J. H. Aulick, 1882: VIM. Arhends 5000:
Nicholas Acker, 1851; Sebastian Aman, 3,7s5;
James Adams, 11,l12i John G. Adams, 3,76l;
Columbus Alexander, 4,s76.
q. b. Baker S3.Sel; Ferd. Butler, 1000; ID. J.
Bishop, 5.I29; s. p. Belt, 2,6l1; BENZ. Beall,
$3.50; ID. w. Brown, 2,0i7; s. H. Bacon, 1900:
Thomas J. Barnes. 3,7OO; ]. w. Buckley, asa:
j. G.. Barthel, 2,263; George A. Baily, 6,614:
Richard Barry, $3.50; Constantine Brumidi,
3,10O; Samuel Bacon, 6,314: H. A. Brewster,
2,27I; Andrew Baldwin, 2O72; Mary ]. Blair,
i,573; Charles Bradley, ESQ; j. H. Browning,
4,O37; q w. Boteler, 6,6SS; M. w. Beverage
500; w. II. Baldwin, 1900; Ed. Baldwin, 1000;
Borrows. i,563; Joseph Bryan, 5,491 John M.
Boteler, GLIB; M. V. b. Began, $3.50; Phillip
Berry, 1856; Thos. s. Brown, 3,4OO; l.. Botsch,
1900; James g. Berret, 2,24O; Marshal Brown,
2,9lO; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Boyce, 1854; J. r. Bur
roughs, 1887; Wilson T.. Brown, 2,270; John A.
Baker, 1850; Jos. +. Brown, 1929 Anthony
ker, 4,OG2: ]. Russell Barr, 2,i57; Mrs. Susan
NJ. Barche, 2,795; John II. Blondin, 2,122 VIM.
Z. Bestor. 3,G2l; Buckner Baylis, 2,2i3; II. S.
Benson, 25,29U; J. p Partholow, 27,sl2; ]. b.
Blake, 3053; w. A. Bradley. 6,s11; Fred. Bates
SUI; w, Bates, sou; John n. Barry, 1900:
Jos. II: Bradley, 6,l61; Val. Blanchard, 6,I9j:
Thos. Blagden, - 666.
1850; q. Christiani, 2.5l7; Arch Campbell,
27,0o3: r. ID. Quits. 2,sS2; G. w. Cochran, IA
SS; X; Cohen, 4,7e9 w. II. Campbell, 4.6Us;
Mrs q, Cropley, PISS w. II Campbell, a5ls
y. W. Colley, 4,6y3; ID. b. Clarke, 1904; We
Chanclee, l,99s; FItzhugh Coyle, 5,Os6; Sarah
III. Coleman 2o,9Ae; DIR. Geo. Ciymer, 8, 1885,
Walter S. Cox, 3317; Leonidas Coyle, 1881; H.
A Chadwick, p, 3O5; DIR. X. @. Croggon, 2,769
Dr. p. Croghan, 3, IA; w. ID. Colt 2,765; w. w.
Corcoan, 1880 f. c; Darlington, e,7O5; Rob't
u Cooke, 1se, 735; Mrs l.. M. Gloss, 1850 Jno
S. Devauehn, ss,4oe Dan Ruben, Ally; W.
2,5ts; James Y: Davis, l6,443; Geo T. bearing
22ss; yos. B. Dobson, 4,!5e; f. c. Dyer, 2,3s6;
q: q. Duyant, 2. III; F. w Dorsey, ABBA; John
II. Duvall, 2,375 w. @. Dodge, 2,5sO; Jacob
Dyser, 2.4i9; w. ID. Dawson, 4,OOO: Henry s
Davis, 3.6e3i John A. Dahlgren, i,677 Thos
J. Davis, S,SM; w; H. Dougai, 3,iOl; Dr. q. NJ.
Dove, s,736; VIM. Dixon, 1885; Lewis ]. Davis,
1889; w. ID. DavIdge, 7,0l7; p. NJ. Dubant,
1869; Cornelia Dikeman, 6,376; VIM. r. Dixie
man 2,2Si; Jona. Dennison, jr., 2,7sO; Col. JUS
Frank Etchison, s3,5a4; John F. Ellis. 7.3Io.
Jno. r. Eiyans, 1901: Chas Edmonston. 4.G39:
b. ; Elliott, =. "a; ID. T. Egan, 2,O4l; VIM Egan,
2,e34; Gregory Ennis, 2.5Gs; DIR. Johnson Elliot,
LUCIA lila, 2,1i9 Chas. +. English, 2,2lU Rob't
Earl Son. 2,Os7; JAS L. Edwards 2552: John
.; Evans 60, 600; M. q. Emery, e.367; Anthony
John Ferguson So 1853: s. C. Ford. . aoo. los
N. Pearson, 2.Ol6; N. b. Fugit, 2,S3s: w. G.
Freeman, 1928; r. w. Fenwick. 6,oOO; CO E.
love, 400 ]. Fugitt, 1866 J. FoIIansbee. 3.O26:
+. Fegan. 3,244 Gen. ]. B. Fry, 1855: DIR. g. M
Ford, 2.2S2 5. Fowler, s, 933; Mrs Jane Earn
ham, 2,0 8; Elisha Falconer, SAP
VIM. Guinand, S4,s3l: Mrs Emna Gibbs
3,2R: ". A. Gray, $780, L. A. Gobright 1900;
y. t.. Cuttings, 3,652; Edwin Green, 6,I53: H,
Gassh, 3eSo Mrs S; Graves, 1896 John
Green, 5,isei Jos. Gawler, 2,425; Lemuel Cad
dis, 4,269: VIM. Gunton, 124U7; T.. w. Grey,
i9le; X. n. Graham, 2059; John Grinder 33is:
John I: Given, 1857; Miss Romaine q Goddard,
3,oi6i Ninton Goddard, ALI; @. r. Quick
4,i72: w. II. Cooley, 2,23.; M W. Gait, s.S57:
w Cali, 1858; Anon Green, 1885; Alex. Gard
ner, 2,lO6; Geo. Gibson, 2l47; II. ID. Gilman,
3iOO; T. w. Geisekiag, 2,6ls; w. Chandler
Jos. Holt, sa,7ss; Geo p. Hambin, aloe;
samuel Heilbrun, 2,i39; Lewis Heilbrun. 2,is9:
Johson HELEN, $685.; q. Herzberg, 2.ei3: l.
Herzberg, 4,7O1; l.. H. Hopkins, 3535; q. G.
Henning. 1850; p. A. Hoover, i,2I6; ]. p. Hill
ton, 2,0ll J. b. Hutch nson, Is, ls9; +. J. Heiber
ger, 66oei T. M Hanson. 5000; John Hitz, AIS:
Mrs M. b. Hoban, 2,i76; w. W. Hough, 3OJI,
Gen ID. Hunter, 3,9ii; Peter H. Hoe, 8, l67: los
Henry, 1890 L. q. Handy, 2,Ui5; Rev. c. III.
Hall, 2,40l; Jas. c. Hall, 5,I67; T. III. Havenner.
2,9sr Thos- Havenner. Ue2; W. HI. Narrower,
2,6i5; Geo Hill. 5000; John H. Hamilton, 3U7s:
a. j. Hsrvey, 2,O51: S. II. liable, 212s: =. n
Howell, 1856 A. Hyde, 2,139; Bernard HAYES.
3,UOO' I M. Harvey, 1870; w. 5. Huntington,
lI,t52
Miss Susan Ireland, S9,3O7
II. q. Joy, Sass; John H. johnson, 3. Iss
Walter johnson, 6,463; John JoIiffe, Ills;
Lewis johnson, 1882; Ed. Jordan, 4,657; a. J.
Joyce, 1853; John M. johnson, 2,S62: r. p
Jackson 1920; Geo l. johnson, 7,ils; DR. W.
p. Johnston, I,e5O.
II. 1. King. 80, $40: Henry King. 2,O6i: AT
kimmell, 400; Jas. Kehleher, 2.3l0 Horatio
King, 3l52; Chas Kioman, ,7S2; Jno f.. Kelly
1l,se6 Moses Kelly, 5,426; John q. Kennedy'
4,221: A: b. Keyser, 1850; Il. M p King, 2,Of,p
J. b. kibbey's estate, 3,0IO; w. Il. Kibbey. 7's6t
VIM. King, 5,9a4 A. Koch, 4,015; A. T. Keeek,
hoefer, 1852; Geo. +. Kenn ady, 3,U7O; John l..
Kidwell. Sssa; S. H. Kaufman, e,o1s Amos
Jacob Lowenthal, s4,5OO; John Lane, S, 300.
r. w. Lowe, 2,7il; Evans Ly ms, 1850; George
A. Lane, 1856; J. w. H. Lovej) ~, 2.OOl DIR. III.