The sun., 1895-02-24
QUESTIONS Br sun HEA DEns.

| having Decn properly mhueD o. W. Il.
| Sections 8iT3, 3iIp, B,iSO-3lBs Of tho Revised
statutes Of the United states empower the Collector
| TO summon persons before him who refuse TO make
returns. Impose penalty those who refuse To obey
the summons, make the tax frst lien all property
OF such persons and provide for tho dlsrant of such
| property by tho Collector.
Please Inform me - to the feature OF the income
tax law rsspectlng partnerghp. The case have In
of the pronts about ssoO0 and the Other about 700
ssoo xre tey as r@ sUs under NC nc an over
4 w. H.
They not, because their nrn 10 not a curpora-
tlon. IL It was Incorporated the tar would have to be
paid before the profits were divided. AZ It Is the
members pay no tax.
Should dvldcnds received from stock companies of
= yc op upph hern w,ch m AZ c Il al Income tnS
here Tor our Income tas! :.
Yes: because the tax will bc paid on such dlvI
dcnds In accordance with this net"
a man died In 1893 leaving by Will alI his property
to MS % wldoT n: second WIFE She died also isga
c"r 'e ~ ts ss.1.e laws OF Nc .r tGs .toSx &C. Ac
Tin S 5 a1o ssy rsa"s s , 10 rnSs Ts rTn TO c
cent These eRr.a ss% @ seseycd rec % ire n.Sras W "s
direct from heir father ard the total amount rc iyed
aooy. tac seaemrtlon by law: Hayiag alrcady paid
the collector now n'ormA them they stl alie to
M aGs . m sf or 1r w% Grr n on @ The @ re-
lal, out Ii TIT torteet and would gift of money.
another, come under the Snnie taxi LAB
They must pay the income tax II they got the money
during 1874.
In reference to an attack on Hancocks memory BY
Senator ingalls, two correspondents writ:
ingalls, did attack Mcclellan and Hancock in the
Senate. II was one o; those times whom ingalls, goes
from the incisvc to the insane. His expression that
other rebel. Hancock evoked reply from Senator
Backburne containing these words: While Nc Clei.
Ian was commanding the army at Petersburg, while
Hancock was wclterlnG in his blood on Cemetery
Heights at Gettysburg, the Senator from Kansas al
ways behind the rear OF the army was prosecuting
Kansas Jayhnwkers for rifing hen roosts'" Another
correspondent -ays that Puck had a cartoon showing
Ingalls, hyena digging at tIancocks grave.
o., 1 When sI and how @ I'D the term old Glory" come
the &c d@sn Of e r % what
yarlon. forms fnliowed before the adoption OF its
ard what reasons prompted Its adoption
I. We do not know. 2. Its union consisted OF the
Kings colors' 'the red cross OF ST. George and the
white cross Of ST. Andrew on a blue ground) while
the field showed thirteen red and white stripes Just
as at present 3. After this. the British union was
moved and thirteen stars a blue ground wcro dis
played representing new constellation" one star
and one bar were added for every State. until In
1917 there were twenty stars and twenty stripes The
present fas dates from 1873, when the stripes wcr,
reduced In number TO thirteen and the stars were or.
dercd to iu number with tho number OF states
n,
creased In size by each new State, unwieldy in
appearance, and typical merely OF the Union II
at the time. 1t had no historical value The present
nag has such value as its stripes represent the orig
nai thirteen States while its show growth OF
the Union.
Horace somewhsrc advise. his reader to enjoy him.
oblige me with the Latin oii ;inal' T.
We do not place this coming from Horace He
said things like It, however. "Cu,J,e Diem. qvup,
minime c'edua possro " Is one of Horace's remarks.
Your version is too modern In style to he Horatan It
may come from some up-to-dato translation.
Kindly inform o. the percentage of increase OF
the Methodist, Presbyterian. and Baptist denonina.
to tho last general census lssOl NgriIt:r.
The Methodsts are returned a having increased
from about 36s8ll4 in 1850 to 45ssssa an incrcao.
of $ per cent. The Prcsbytcrans numbered 03s 2lO
in 1850 and l,27s33a In 1890 an increase OF abou.
7.s cent The Baptsts in lsso numbered e,4a4s7s
and in 1890 3,50iOv3, the increase being about
per cent
Docs 1t require majority OF all member. Of both
Houses of Legislature or orty OF ali prcssne
to Elect tnted states senator Sns is S the hsSns
II saws IN oysS%n n 10 R hGa ha hs Il aS a% ea'
j"rty OF all the votes in each House" TO elect e BI
II both Houses rotirg separately, decide upon the
same person by ma Jority Of the whole numi Of
votes cast in each House" that person is declared
elected when the two Houses meet tho dag. But
II they fall 10 agree continues the law (Act OF Ju 25
lsG6) the Joint Assembly shall then proceed to |
choose by a viva voce vote Of each member presen n
person for the purpose aforesaid Ito represen: the
State as Scnator ami person having ma iority OF
all the votes OF the said JOINT Assembly torIty OF
all the members elected both Houses being present
and voting. shall he declared elected" Thus major.
ty OF the majority is required.
Ist proper TO speak OF tho Jews as still formIpsa
Not in tho usual acceptaton OF the word. as mean.
Ing separate, independent organization one o: sImi.
lar organizations existing In the world Eut the He-
brew race is stiii spoken OF as the Jewish nation
Tic two expressions were synonymous: and one is
perplexed by this use OF the nrst phrase.
foreigner has served nve years In the United
states army do HI. Discharge papers act as supsti
ute for citizenship papers, and can he vote and DO
'aed on in case OF war ON his discharge papers;
The discharge papers In themselves do not serve as
naturalization papers. but they enable man To get
his naturalization papers whenever he applies for
hem, on proving residence In the country OF one
rear. Therefore he cannot vote legally on his dis
'harse papers. Those papers give man exemption
rom further service In the army except In OF
nvasOm. when, under his discharge papers, he is
iahls TO To called on for further service.
,0H what "a as estimate and eIP.na
The question OF mind reading s st'l, open The Eng
Ish investigators incline to the belief that nervous
merry acts by induction across space well as along
he nerve centres though they not certain: while
arous American psychologists consider mind read.
ng really muscle reading.
Who and what was Mana sahib, the leader Of tho
rpOy hutIny. and what did the English Government
10 VIII, him al'o, where could getany book relating
o the Nutinyt N W.
The Mana s,hib was phuudoo Punt of the Brahman
asie. and tic adopted son OF Ball Rao chief of the
iahrattls. When PaJi died In 1851, tho East India
company refused to recognize Dhunioo as his heir,
nd stopped tie pension, which for thirty three years
al be, n paid To Bali and his family. Dnundoo tried
get the chieftaincy ami the pension, but failed and
hen settled In his city OF HtEoor, lynS In English
tyle. In 1857, when the mutny broke out he was
stcnsib'y friendly 20 the English, and provided a
usrd for Cawnporc but when tine 0it reached that
own lie pat himself al the head OF it, and fused the
iassacre OF men, women, anil children. on June ~
nj July Is, 1851. He wGs defeated by IIavclock.
uly n: by Neill, Aug. 10. Ald by Campbell,
CC, o; In June, 1858, he was chosen rhiaf