The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-13

slaves of wood of all kinds pickets and palngs,
laths, shingles, pine clapboards, spruce clap
boards, manufactured, or not specially enumer-
ated or provided for in this act.
Iron ore, including manganiferous iron ore,
the dross or resduum from sulphurore and iron
pyrites; copper in form of ore, lead ore and lead
dross, nickle in ore, matt, chromate of iron or
chronic ore.
Hay, chicory root, ground or unground acorns
and dandelion root, raw prepared, and all
other articles used or intended to be used as
coffee, as substitute therefore, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act.
Jute, jute butts, flax straw fax not hacked
or dressed, tow of flax or hemp, hemp, manila
and other like substitutes for hemp, not spe-
cially enumerated or provided for.
Sum, sisal grass, and other vegetable sub
stances not specially enumerated or provided
Bristles, beeswax, lime, glycerine, crude ex-
tract hemlOck and other barks used for tanning,
not otherwise enumerated OF provided for In
this act
Indigo, extracts of, and carmined; tartars,
partly refined, including Lees crystals; cement
Roman, Portland and all Others whiting and
Paris white, dry; nitrate of potash or saltpetre;
wood tar, coal tar crude coal tar, products OF,
such as naphtha benzne, benzole dead oil and
pitch; all preparations of coal tar not specially
provided for in this act; ochre and ochry earths
umber and umber earths and sienna and sienna
earths; all earths or clays, unwrought or un-
manufactured, not specially enumerated or pro-
vided for III this act
All barks, beans, berries balsams buds, bulbs
and bulbous roots and excrescences, such as nut
gals, fruits flowers driedfbers, grains gums and
gum resins, herbs, leaves, lichens MOSES, nuts,
roots and STEMS spices, vegetables, seeds faro
matte not garden seeds) and seeds of morbid
growth, weeds woods used expressly for dyeing,
and dried insects any of the foregoing of which
are not edible but which have been advanced in
value or condition by refining or grinding. or
other process of manufacture, and not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act.
Iron or steel sheets or plates, taggers iron
coated with tin or lead, or of mixture of which
these metals is component part by dipping or
any other process, and commercially known as
tin plates, terne plates and taggers iron.
Woods of the third class, commonly known as
carpet wools
-Ashphaltum, living animals, copperas or sui
phate of iron, microscopes imported by physi-
clans for professional use and not for SALE cop
per ingots, old copper regulus of copper, goat
SKINS rags, books in foreign languages and pro
tessional books not published in the United
States, imported in single copies for use and not
for Gale; boraX, refined borax, grndstones in the
rough stones unmanufactured or undressed, free
stones, granite, sandstone, and all building or
monumental stone, except marble, not
specially enumerated or provided for
paintings in oil and water colors and not other
wise provided for; osier or willow prepared for
basket makers uses; waste and all raw and un-
manufactured material not specially provided
for by existing law.
Inc president is requested to Withdrew con-
suls of the United States from places which are
not ports of entry, whenever, in the jud dgment
of the Secretary of the Ire asury they are no
longer required for protection of the revenue.
Section abolishes all fees and oaths required
by existing laws relating to entry7 of goods and
it is provided that where such fees constitute all
the compensation of any officer, the latter shall
receive in lieu thereof fixed salary.
1t is further provided that the Secretary of
the Treasury shall grant permission to any firm
nTp
or any spirits containing alcohol subject to in
ternal revenue tax in specified quantities of not
less than 300 proof gallons without payment of
internal revenue tax on the same, or on the
spirits from which it may have been distilled,
for sale for the purpose of use in industrial pur
suits