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Commercial October 12, 1883

The Easley Messenger

Easley, Pickens County, South Carolina

What is this article about?

Report on initial tax payments in New York on Monday, including $6,542.53 from President Arthur and Robert Graham Dun on $285,700 property, $170,000 from W. H. Vanderbilt on real estate, $106,000 from John Jacob Astor, and others, with total receipts reaching about $3,000,000.

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--Among the first payments of taxes in New York on Monday was $6,542.53 on the property of President Arthur and Robert Graham Dun, the assessed value being $285,700. W. H. Vanderbilt paid $170,000 on real estate, while John Jacob Astor sent in checks on 109 different tax bills for $106,000 on real estate. Wm. H. Vanderbilt also paid $22,900 on personal estate assessed at $1,000,000. Cornelius Vanderbilt paid $2,290 on $100,000 worth of property, and the amount paid by Trinity Church was $60,000. Up to 4 o'clock the total audited receipts were $2,727,000. This amount was probably increased to about $3,000,000 before the day's work ended. -- Atlanta Constitution.

What sub-type of article is it?

Taxation

What keywords are associated?

Tax Payments New York Taxes Property Taxes Vanderbilt Astor Trinity Church

What entities or persons were involved?

President Arthur Robert Graham Dun W. H. Vanderbilt John Jacob Astor Wm. H. Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt Trinity Church

Where did it happen?

New York

Commercial Details

Location

New York

Event Date

Monday

Key Figures

President Arthur Robert Graham Dun W. H. Vanderbilt John Jacob Astor Wm. H. Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt Trinity Church

Notable Details

  • $6,542.53 on $285,700 property
  • w. h. vanderbilt $170,000 on real estate
  • john jacob astor $106,000 on 109 tax bills for real estate
  • wm. h. vanderbilt $22,900 on $1,000,000 personal estate
  • cornelius vanderbilt $2,290 on $100,000 property
  • trinity church $60,000
  • total audited receipts $2,727,000 up to 4 o'clock, probably $3,000,000 by end of day

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