New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
NEWS NOTES AT THE CAPITAL
NO DIFFICULTY IN COLLECTING THE IN
COME TAX EXPECTED.
APPOINTMENTS ~ THE PRESIDENT 1NvESTl-
eating THE HEATING AND vENTILATlNG
SYSTEM OF THE SENATE CiIAMBEE-Ai'
WILSON At TIE rOsroFFlcE
DEPARTMENT LANDS
DEPARTMENT INDIAN Ian
TO BE OPENED.

DEPARTMENT INDIAN LANDS
TO BE OPENED.
Washington. March 2S-Treasury officials express
no concern whatever about their ability 10 COLT
the income tax. II the supreme Court declares ''e
law constitutional Assessment OF the tax by the
Commissioner empowers the collectors OF internal
revenue TO distran and sell property for taxes uue'
pena;ties interest and costs attached Inc aSSeS'-
mcnt is equivalent to an execution issued on JUG
mont IN court Should there be, sald an o.
fetal who Is entirely familiar with the law any
general movement not 10 pay the income taN' tie
source 100000 to 100000 on account OF peh1.-
ties attached. for the reason that the tax can Ne
collected as easily the whskey tax Meh "mo
are subject s to he wbch can be dsraned upon
The contention in some quarters that tne , ,aN vi
Of its Intangible character prononnced unt Sa.,
be. If the law operated IN that way IL ' H.
c TTztI Of the tinted States There Will be no
more difficulty. it IS thought IN the one case IMAM
IN the other.
The president made the following appointments to-
day: George H. Tennemore OF Utah Judge OF Probate
in Beaver city. Utah Joseph Houston, Judge OF
Probate. Garfield County. Utah; Carl Bailey hurst
Dstrfc, of Columbia. Consul a: Prague, Bohemia
and Charles Jones. Wisconsin, Consul at Creneid'
Germany Carl Bailey Hurst. appointed Consul at
Prague son % Bishop Hurst Of the AmeriGsn
service since July -. 1892 when President ,Ia9
he was transferred to Crefeld Germany; And Is
stationed therc at present, ' mann nj 70 bs
tween 5000 and $500.
An Investigation into the troublesome question OF
heating and ventilating the wing OF the Capt.
tol was begun yesterday by Professor Woodbri1se'
Of the Boston Institute Of Technology. IN 'he cos
ing hours OF the last session, resolution oHcrei
by Mr. Holr was agreed to. which directed the
Committee on Rules 10 investigate whether any I'M
provements could be made In the method Of Ven'i-
lating the Senate wing, but omitted to proNIe an
appropriation to pay an expert. The committee On
Rules soon after adjournment. Instructed me SET
geant-ai-Arrns 10 employ some one OF ACKNOWLEDGES
reputation and ability and authorized him TO assure
the expert that his services would be PAID for when
1rtt's,r WS,"ihrJdse was employed He viii make
PROFESSOR Noo'nl s - va 49,. whole bud.ng and
at6%,n he senate CHAMBER His Investigation VIII
inc',,1o The restaurant, The sub-bascmcnt and foa-
ing rooms. where hundreds II thousands OF Door
are stored ana the air-shIfts through which inc
fresh supply is carried into the building The con
s:ructlon ~ the Senate chamber oclng n -. -"
room within building, with no contact WIN IN, Unr
oi,trr walls and windows has made ~" pioh''m
OF ventilation one OF eNcre4il nm h",
efforts have been mad" ~ remedy the deigc's pu'
thus far lc mproycmcni has been m nal c , iT9
fessor Woodbridge VII submit I"i'22i 20 t - JIM
mttee Rules on the CONCLUSION oi ms 'd"''''
Services over the body o. George Rahcn % Rich
mond Va. the Georgetown University student VINO
NJ, Tuesday died from injuries received in the
Thanksgiving Day football game. were held thiS
morning nj Trinity Church. Georgetown In the
presence Of great crowd OF people. The body was
taken - the church A. O'Clock from plh'grsn
chapel within the University grounds efc3r''d ~
priests acoy,es and students. IT the chuTch soi-
cmn high requiem mass was celebrated by -" !.tE.
+ Havcns Richards. : j. president ~ the I'M,
the Rev j. ". Corbcit. :. !. fathrr HIchatua
preached the funeral sermon. Aficr the service,
,ha ho1v was taken - the HcTnsylVaniH station ana
nIscod on the train which started for licnmond AZ
i0.sO o'clock. Il was accompanied q f.rAulohl ny
a delegation Of students
william / Wilson. the new Postmaster General.
visited the Postofice Department today and re-
,,ained IN conference with Mr. Elsscll for several
hn,rs discussing tho affairs ~ the oncc After
u,,r1 nc met the heads ~ the various bureaus am
made a general tour % the Department
Secretary Carlisle lcft the city today AZ crl0ck
for Covington Ky 20 be IN ATTENDANCE AZ IN" bel
si,. ~ his brother George. who H. cfI'4.''Iy ~.
Assistant Secretary Hamln VIII De ,l.is ~ ~ g.,
during Mr. Carllslcs absence "h'cA "A'S 10 90
definitely prolonged
Mr. Devoo. who inspected ~" alleged on'"',"N
Of contagious plcuro-prcumonia IN Kansas Qua,
a,ai, teleer,pheI 70 the Agricultural Department
ost,ivo ,nf,rmation corroboraing lis il'ic's %.
rps.nrd,v that there WAS ~ conthsl'h "ll',s
itos,ern cattle The disease ne pronounce ~
", nvni,,,ion OF the drOuth in kansas ca"s'' ~
- s,tryation WIN fair rauons ~ corn anu '''
the disease disappears.
The secretary OF tho Interior today sent 20 tho
prcsden, drafts u prorlamau'ns providing Tor INC
-,,,, % ec,tlcmen, OF lands m ne lankt9n IN
~, Vescrvatlon. south Dakota. AMI "h"th ihl.ih
u'r',-,,,,icn ore The President VIII PioDau'y "P'
-, INC prOclamatl0us on MculdY.