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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
THE TIRST PROMENADE CONCERT

vr Rorr Innrnickel who has come from Bait
,r,f. q, xiv. %-r-York a series ~ summer night
,-,,nen,t. concerts ia the Madison square Garden.
t. not favored with auspicious weather last nlght
,n.n Do began his cNpeTin mt but he made prom
t.Inr beginning all the same. and showed proper
annexation ~ the Ncw-Aork public lie has gotten
,.,i.r an admirable hanl - seventy men, n.llng
all ,,. Leading places with nrst-class men, being
,.,,.l ln tni. hy the circumstance that many 81
H.. best mon Of the Philharmonic and symphony
arrh,str, are Ils' now enjoying or suffering their
l.,1 ,.ar,n The band f. well balanced and plays
I'm tune and its members have a routine that VIII
n,,k. Tho preparation ~ the programmes an easy
,,.k f,r the new conductor CONCERNING his abli-
,i.s ns trainer AMI Interpreter II Is Impossible TO
.,.,k after last nights concert. Tor. though nu-
,o.r,u. gathering was Ia aitcnitnce. there was
.n,n d, r..efn,ration IN the big amphl'heatrc That
rho ,,us,c In moderately loud ami loud passage
49,. u,u. ,'s. than a mudlle How much o: the
NIX nf precision was due 10 Mg JungnlckciS lack
~ command and how nluch Ia the ihuity acoustics
- the u.nrs II would be- uuwlse 10 undertake t.
d.fsrfrlne The yrIgramm" was an hSIc'hh'' ana
y.,.I one and cont aimed on" extremely interesting
mnr from llumpcrlnks opera il.ns', anu
I,.',al d" which Mr. Daiy has promised 10 give uS
lr ,hs fan For this evening the scheme IL as fol-
lows
c,r,,ee sol,n,ile op ~ or', nn'' Glssoanow
1,efi"Ie f, .pie Mei.,,r.inser wagner Wnhclmi
''"' s,i. arranged for all the hrrt 'iolnsD
Tari~ie faust ...t Ut,
s,al srh.r1o Op ~ ara tim. dolfmart
nm, s,i, .tuua Arnaul ................ iossin
Bale, music from Henry Vlii sacns
Noru,gan RhAp.0dy So B. Op 2+......''.'' 's'rni-en
v,u,t "pfagnn Fly strauss
spanish Dance Cnrst MoSAAo"sN
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SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL
FOR THOSE IN DIREST NEED.
THE Blue ANCHOR SOCIETY sUccORs THE SHIP
WRECKED WITH FOOD. CLOTHING
AND RI.ANKETS

WRECKED WITH FOOD, ClOlhiNu
AND BLANKETS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The Aid the shipwrecked blue Anchor
Society is in sore need. being in debt. As usual /
ask your kindly aid to bring his before our
steamship friends. AT our meeting. May g. reports
given covering the period since January l.
We have In that time sent to ,fe-savng stations
~ boxes OF supplies or these. q had just been sent
to the lake stations and In addition TO shoes. con-
tanned l.l52 garments for men. 76i garments for
women 62i garments for children IA towels max
Ing total OF 1854 pieces Besides. we sent $50
pairs OF shoes u blankets TALL new. q pounds
of "a pounds OF sugar. IS Jars OF beef extract
and needles pins, tape. thlmbes and cotton; also
reading matter and reports In sending supplies
ch,ldrens garments than TO coast stations Du'
add mems clothing for the coast stations;
our steamship collections have never been so sntii
during the last season We have no PAID help'
ing and for packing supplies. Our last report
shows our expenses for transportation. etc we
practise economy. and all funds received are used
10 "lohc the shlpwrccked. -,
WIN not our steamship lines come 10 our ad' mn, aimi
give larger share OF their collections? VIII
not our American Line rise to our aid ana give
uB their old-time aid for few voyages, VI We
are free OF debt? This needed work has heretofore
been done by our steamship friends through cor.
lectlons, and II they fail us, do not know what
10 do. This is n work or charity In the widest APP
plicatlon OF the term. The persons succored are
unknown 10 those who assist them. Their claim
that they are fcllow-creatures IN distress; a
blanket and some garments may save a human HE.
MRS. GABRIEL kENI,
President l.. ~ H. \. c'Buc Anchor j.
New-York. May u. 1876
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MILE CALVE. MISS MARIE BREMA AND NINE
sEMHRICiI TO siNG AT TIE METROpO.
ITAN NEXT WINTER

IrAN NEXT WINTER
Henry T.. Abbey yesterday made one or two
official announcements OF engagements for the opera
season Of next year at the Metropolitan. Inc most
important is that Of Nile. Calve. whose great sue
cess here year ago is fresh in every operate
memory. Another engagement that VIII doubtless
have gratifying results IS that OF Miss Marie Breml
who recently sang here In the company under the
direction OF Walter Dlmrosch. She VIII sing In
both German and Italian. Mime. Marceila Se!nDrlcA
has also been engaged 1t Is scarcely necessary -
say that Jean and EdouarI de Eeszke VIII be mem
bers of the company.
Nine. Media has been finally engaged for the COM
pany. but she will not join II at the beginning OF
the season. 1t Is not certain whether Nine. Eames
will back not. and no contract has yet been
signed with Nine. Nordica. NJ. Plancon VIII return
ana : Will Mile. Bauermeister. The musical direc-
tors will ue Anton st.il and Sgnor ~}sVGnanL IL
is said that Sigor Mancinelli felt much hurt al the
prospect of not being permitted 10 conduct ~ ne
MastersingerS' next season. Mir. Abbey says thtt
more early engagements have been made FOR next
season than for any previous one since ne ana MI
Grau took charge Of the house BY their contract
with the Metropolitan Opera House Company they
are required to furnish list OF the principal artists
for The coming season on or before July l. Last
year the engagements were made 50 slowly that II
was difficult to the list ready in time. bu; this
year there VIII b. no troupie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
II'LES IL GLAENZER.

Jules ~ Glacnzcr a we'll known merchant Of
Paris and this city died on Monlry morning AZ
his home 80 II Rue Er'moniior. Paris. from con
g.gtlon ~ the brain Nj Gl1cnzer was born In
Uagcnau Alsace France. IN 1873 lie established IN
Paris the firm Of Jules VI. Glacnzer A Co., bankers
ana commission merchants. and The business was
unusually successful Ia 1872 be- established a
branch house In this city under the management
OF Leon !. 6llenzoi ms son. The American branch
now at No - chimhers-si.. was also hfnlf sue
ccssful. Leon j. Glacnzcr died about two months
ago Mr.. Gacnzcr wa. Throughout ms ne hrNv''p
10 his business retiring from the active direction
Of affairs ONLY ihre. years ago In lSs he married
Nies Virginia Brcit,. Of \cw-Dr.eans. Five sons
survive hlm-Gcorge 4 the senior member OF the
firm OF George 4 GlaenZcr q Co, art decorative
work No % East TW eniicth-st.: Camille and Frank.
who conduct the Paris house. Eugene. th" New
York representative Of Ioussod Naladon x CO.,
and Herman, a civil engineer.
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PostOmcc Notice.

Foreign mail. for the week ending Nay % VIII close
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H. for G.d Ds ss ana s!a,o Plata
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ca,anis'o: at a. m for France. Switzerland. Italy
Spsn s avre at $50 M Tor Brazil and La
n ans snd Tor Sorth
directed per us a Brsman esSs
for parts q Europe via sOG'hamS,0n and Rrs Bremen
Gr sasay e lU and wdward Islands Martinique ana
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etc. Asa Dc srs for Gs:s Riea VIA "a Ls s% must
c es a.tia -
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Rotterdam Qetters be directed per VeendamD: At
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Mails Tor Chlra Japan and Hawaii per $ 8. China
from san Francisco close here daily up 10 May
o M a 20 m Mails for Australia except those for
W.st Australia which forwarded via Europe). New
zealand Hawaii. Fiil and Samoan Islands. per >. Z.
Marposa from San Francisco close here daily up to
Nav .2l nj $50 D. on arrival at New York OF g.
cnmpana with British mails FOR Australia Mails for the
sScety Islands per ship Galee Grom San francisco.
close here daily up to May % at $3.50 p m Mails for
china and Japan especially addressed only). per $ g.
To- MAY 81 at ,. Mails for China and Japan.
Victoria from Tacoma). close here daily up to June
% nj $40 D. m. Mails for Hawaii Per ~ Australia
from san Francisco close here daily up to June ~ $50
D. m Mails for Australia Except West Austraiia) ana
FIN Islands per Warrimoo Crom vancouyerl close
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Malls Newfoundand. bg rail- to hafSS and thence
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close AT this ONCE daily at a. m for forwarding oy
steamers sailing (Mondsys and Thursdays from Port
Tampa Fla Malls Mexico overland. unless specially
addressed for dispatch by steamer close at this once dang
'Rssistsred mail close, at q ?. n p ,sUy.Su' day
Pcstoface. Nsw-york. N. T.. Nay II. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22

Ex-Assessor Charles Small. Of Brooklyn. died on
Monday at his country house. Huntington. L. L..
where ne had gone three weeks ago for his health.
Death was due to a complication OF diseases. MT
Small lived at 40 i3i Berry-st.. Brooklyn. ana al
WAYS took an active par; In Republican politics In
the ward in which he lived. lie was born IN
Brooklyn hfty-slx years ago and In early lie began
the stationery business from which he retired ten
years ago He then specuated In real estate ana
arnasscd n fortune. During Mayor Lows admins
tration the dead man was appointed assessor. ana
held the place from 1851 to 1871 when ne was SUI
coeded nv Rcniamln W wilson Mr.. SmaTs wife
did fifteen ytars ago. Three sons and four daugh-
tcrs survive him. The body taken 10 Brpokly n
yesterday 10 the home OF one OF hls sons. nj NO.
/ 2cs Pacinc-st where the funeral VIII be held to-
night The burial Will be private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
ARBITRATION FOR NORWAY AND SWEDEN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR II the crisis between Sweden and Norway
should become acute. cannot but respectfully
suggest that the Evangelical Alliance OF the
United States OFFER these countries their services
for an amicable settlement Of existing difficulties
The scandinavian element In our country is nu-
mcrous and useful as II IL popular with our
citizens Any services done their kinsmen across
the ocean by some OF our ablest men would go far
to strengthen their loyalty to our Institutions Nor
Is there the slightest doubt that Norwegian pa
triots would gladly listen 20 the voice OF fair-
minded and enlightened American friends while
tho Government OF sweden would be as CAD TO
compromise any claim but constitutional rights
and National honor rather than go through the
Jrcadful ordeal OF war. Such action might finally
tend 20 make popular among Germanic and Protes-
tant ma IONS the idea OF peaceful arbitration.
Boston. May H. 1876. A. A. OLLiS.
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DIR MARY HARRIS THOMPSON.

Chicago May H.-Dr Mary Harris thompson,
founder Of the Chicago Hospital for Women ana
Children and head surgeon and physician OF that
Institution. died suddenly at her home here I'M"
morning. aged sixty-s.x. Sunday morning she was
taken III with cerebral hemorrhage She was born
on "A farm In Washington County New ork' on c
forsook the study of hygiene for surgery. ana WAS
a student at the Ncw-York lnirmary Tor Women
and Children under Or. Elizabeth blackwell COM
ing to Chicago I'm 1868
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
AUGUSTUS II. GILMAN.

Pay Director Augustus II. Gilman. United States
Navy. died at the Clarendon Hotel in this city. At
10 O'Clock yesterday morning. lie arrived at the
hotel on May 9. and on Sunday afternoon last was
taken suddenly with acute attack OF Brights dis-
ease which ended fatally. His wife was win MIN
~ the Navy as a resident OF Maine. being made
paymaser June l. 1861: pay inspector Mafch D. Isn;
and nav director May H. 1873 fic was retired from
active service August o. 1886 The body VIII be taken
To-day To- Exeter. y. IL. for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
A nIScQRDANT NOTE.
KEEPING UP THE AGITAIioN'

From The Ncw-York World Nem' . .
Of selfshness over patriotism Is ano'n as pcacc
OF greed over need. In republic W. II The next
Tnngrcss Shall not remedy The INJUSTICE @, , ths
sting taxation the people can eleeI" again stand in
the way the people can elect ton attorneys
sbs bench. II the Constitution reaiy their CON
and Just taxation the people can S"s"N ''~"
s.itution. And they Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
Mr. AVID MISS ROOsEvELTs REcEfIio'.

London. May al. r. Roosevelt secretary ., ."a
United States Embassy. and Miss hoosese. s na,'
a reception to-day at their home IN Dppe. ne
grayia-st There was large attendance % -" ,he
T,'. s's s.y Among the guests were
Mis- Runyon LshrOD HnisfS s'l Forbes and
Colonel and Mrs Napisss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22

Meyer Constant SEQ: while picture somewhat remarkable
for the originality Of It's technique and cooring. by an
unknown artist entitled sea Coast and Figures was
bought for $50 The total proceeds Of the evening sale
amounted to SSH
The sale Will be continued this afternoon at O'Clock
and in the evening at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
DIED.

RATCHET Suddenly at Duneen. n. j.. May H. 1880.
william A. Hatcheior
cIiEEsMAN-At Red Bank, n j.. May 3D. lsSo Dr.
Joseph X Cheesman, aged ~ years. =. q,
Funeral services Wednesday at o'clock. at Grace ~ T.
church, n Red Bank, n. j.
Interment at Schenectady, ~ y. on Thursday.
Albany and Schenectady papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22

Washington May H.-Generai D D. hehh'e'
prominent lawyer OF this city, many years ago
Adjutant-GeneraI OF Ohio. died suddenly this morn
ing He married n daughter OF ex-Mayor Emery
Of this city. and had lived here considerable
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
NOT CONNECTED WITH THE woMANs BIBLE

NOT CONNECTED WITH THE wOMAN's BIBLE
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. In your issue ~ to-day you publish special
dispatch from Chicago about the proposed Woman's
Bible" In which you name among the women assoc
c!atel together In tho production Of this Bible Iady
Henry Somerset ana Miss Frances T. willard
have "A letter from Miss Willard In when she denies
that either Lady Henry or herself Is In any way
connected with the prodIction OF ms " oman
Bible" or lnlOrscs It. l. IL ftHh
Now York. MAY IS 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
Nav i3th. iso5.
May ~
The Wardens and Nestrymen Of the Chu


The Wardens and Nestrymen Of the church OF the
Ascension wish put record the surprise and sorrow
which learned Of the sudden death Of
number Mr. II. IL Grand Cannon. and TO express
their admiration his character. Although he had been
connected with this parish comparatively short time,
Mr.. he'd showed such interest in the services and
in the work cf the church that Tor year he had been
Of It's official board Those who were associated with
religious - charitable work have been
Impressed the sincerity OF his devotion the
u religion humanity. II H. gratifying to
with such assured leadership social life
good works taking such simple satisfaction
In family affection.
interest church, the cheerful life Of the
community. and ills warmth Of family affection all pro-
cceicd generous love Of his fellow which
constantly exhibited in public private His
fonlne-s FOR all that beautiful made him
pccay consdcatc OF the decences and order OF public
worship and thoughtful Of the appointments Of the church.
II Is with unfeigned regret that inscrbe
this expression OF appreciation II
a life endowed with many qualities that. had II had
longer In which work, could have been Of unusual
hepfuness 70 parish and TO wider circle in this
city u many needs.
DANIEL. r APPLETON. WILLIAM X. LOrHRoP.
Wariens.
TALLER. JOHN B IRELAND. HENRY f. How
LAND. AUGUST BELMONT. HOWARD II. HENRY.
Vestrymen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
WtSJfyGTOy'S SICK LIST.

Washington May 2i.-"Gail Hamilton" MARY
.hirou Dodge) is still alive but unconscious.
Secretary Gresham continues to improve. His ap-
pe,I,e is good and general condition much better
to-day.
commemorative Hit remains about the same.
tbsre being no cnange worthy Of note In his con-
diton to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22

William Cogsyel was born in Bradford. Mass
August q. 1895 lie studied at Kimblll Union H'"a-
envy Merlden. " r.. and at philips AndoVef N'"'
envy. and entered Dartmouth College in the c'ass -
1855. but following the example Of his elder pro'',
soon left college 70 go to sea before the mas.
ter his return he entered the Harvard La" ''"e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22

Washington. May 2l-1Ienry I. Thurber, the
Presidents private secretary. left Washington this
morning for Buzzard's Bay. to make arrahsement"
for the Visit Of the Presidential family and his
own family there for the summer months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
DIED..

DAvENPoRT-At Chelsea. Mass on Tuesday b Mss a.
Professor Edwin Davenport in the 10th year Oh MS age
DAvENPORT-On Tuesday. May 81. 1895. at Brook'yn:
Jane Joralemon widow Of AMI b. Davenport :" wv
FSnera it services viii be held residence No
Garden Place. Brooklyn. Thursday. May 3D. AZ -
Interment private.
DExTER-At Green's Farms westp2rt. Conn sundS,
daughter Of late Jonathan NJ Dexter Of hi. cry;
Ps from ON es sSss
DocKsTApEgms suddenly on May a. 1885, Ella L. Dean'
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DURHAM-At Lebanon, Penn. May 10. Elizabeth Rigs.
wiz. OF the late Alpha Durham and mother OF C. W.
Burial at Reading Penn wednesday afternoon. May a.
I ofrop hl os y Mra H s May 20
ssry Ms x be 20 sSd at his late o"
his residence i4o Eas, 72ds John j. German. aged 20
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
q ss a s FsS: n .Ss Nara s
the 47th year Of his age
Funeral services VIII be held at the caureh Of the Ascen;
ii 10 lock- I'nsaSe and '''''' ." "e'"''''' may
MIIh;E-At Isrssy cry on May 20 1893 Mary widow
Rsatyes and frsnds OF the family are invited to attend
1870 o'clock. her late residence los Jaekson'ave.
rntcrrnent at Railway n. j.
PEARsE-on Saturday May IL. Anna L.. wife Of A. ,.
Pear, pearsc In the sith year Of her ase. ...,,., al.
West S.ds, on "wednesday May % at. p, m.
PENNEY-On May II. 1885 Anna g.. daughter Of u. II.
and LouIsc Penney. aged 30 years.
Funeral services Methodist Episcopal Church Haver
straw. N Y. Friday afternoon. May -. nj 2:30
PoWEIIon Monday Nay 20. 1888. Frances i,edel Pow
ell, aged ~ years.
Funeral services the residence ~ her s)nlnaw. Mr.
Silas u. Wood. :ot Jcnerson-ayo. brooklyn p. M.
Tuesday. also services the Methodist Epsc pal
Church, IIenpstead. l.. l., on Wednesday. NJ .. m.
Special car leaves Flabushave depot Brooklyn nj iS5
D.
SAMMiSAt Babylon. l.. J.. on MAJ ~. Of Brights dis
ease David \. 9. Sammis. aged u years.
Funeral services AT his late residence Wednesday,
May 30. At 3:15 IN.
SMALl.-At Huntington. l.. l.. Monday. May 70. 1885,
Charles Small AGED 80 years
Funeral Will be held tho residence Of his
Charles Small r, 1860 Pacinc-st. brooklyn. Wcdnes-
day, May 80. At y.
Internent private.
STEAMSHIP Brooklyn. May 20 1896. joel W. stearns
IN tho G9th year Of his age.
Funeral services Will be held his late residence No ~
FRS, Place. Wednesday. May %. AT m.
Friends requested send flowers.
InterIncnt at convenience ~ family.
TIOW-EntereI into rest. May II. 1895 catharne Swift
widow OF John f. Trow and mother Of Mrs. A. Carter
In the SD year ~ her
Funeral services VIII b.. held her late residence PIG
. Fast l6th-st, on Friday. May -. at O'Clock .. m.
Boston papers please
WEDER-At Hedeiberg Germany. May ,. 1895.
Fanny. wife Of DR.. Leonard Weber.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
fersices At her late residence. 70 West 46thst On
Wednesday. May 90. at 10 a m.
Intcrnent at Woodlawn. private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22

Rochester. May 2l.-A dispa'ch from 'n,,, =
salary ~ "a coo has been offered TO Senator cuthpert
W. Pound. President schurman has tod the sen.
ator II is said that II he VIII accept ne ean "'
elected Mr.. Pound Ii consioef"h '"' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22

A Deep Seated Cough cruelty tries the Lungs and
wastes the general strength. A prudent resort for
the afflicted Is to DR. d. Jaynes Expectoraht.
remedy for all troubled with Asthma. Bronchitis.
or any Pulmonary affection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM COGSW ED.

Washington May 22-Congressnan William @os,
well. Of Massachusetts. died at l;D o cioeN '
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
THE INCOME TAX DECISION.
WIDESPREAD APPROVAL OF 1T.

WIDESPREAD APPROVAL OF 1T
ONLY THE PoP1-IIsTs WILL MOURN.
From The Norwich Bulletin Rep).
There will be no tears she'd over the result.
Ever body everywhere. except In the Populst camp,
Will receive the news slecfuy. and hail the de-
csion as a triumph OF right over wrong.
THE COURT HAS DONE IT'S DUTY
From The Chicago Tribune Rep).
IL Is the duty OF the Court in 1895 to give the
language Of the Constitution the meaning III ram
ers meant IL TO have and the Chief Justice ana TOUR
Of his associates have done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-22
A GREAT BOON TO THE COCNiHi'

From The New-York Morning Journal 'Dem'
rhes docls,on I. great boon TO the country.
Congress viii not again single out fo able srS To- earS
punishment by taxation those WIZ a., again mock
Justice by general income tax law when ., nan nos
some corporations and exempts 4,ne harrer erected
by the Constitution between direct anu ''''''''
taxation.