Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

to coal imported from Canada rntu
that government shall have even, ntsd
from payment Of duty all coal imnorted
into that country from the IfniteJ
States timber, hewn and sawed and
timber used for spars in h,,;id'
ing wharves; timbers. sonarsd
or sided, not specially enumerated mr.
provided for In this act; sawed boards
plank, deals and other lumber Of hem
lock, white wood, sycamore and hass
wood and all other articles of sawed
lumber, hubs for wheels, posts. WAGON
blocks, gun blocks, and all like bIocks
or sticks, rough-hewn or saved only.
slaves of wood of all kinds. nicl,eis
and palings, laths, shingles.
pine clapboards, sprucs
clapboards, wood re-manufactured
not specially enumerated or not nro.
vided for In this act; iron, inclndiny
manganiferous iron ore: the dross or
residuum from burnt pyrites or sul-
phur and iron pyrites; copper. impnrt.
ed in the form Of ores; read ore and
lead dross; nickel In ore; chromate of
iron or chronic ore; hay; chicory roof.
acorns and dandelion root. and ali
other articles used or intended 10 he
used as coffee, or as substitute
therefor, not specially enumerated
Or provided for in this act; lutte, lutte
| butts, flax straw, flax not dressed. tow
of flax or hemp, hemp. manila and
other like substitutes for hemlock. not
specially enumerated or provided for:
beeswax, lime, glycerine, crude ex.
tract of hemlock and other banks used
for tanning; indigo; tartars, partly
refined, Including lees CRYSTALS:
cement, Portland and all Others;
whiting and Paris white; dry
nitrate of potash or saltpetre:
wood tar, coal tar, crude coal tar or
products of such, as naphtha, benzine
benzole. dead oil and pitch; all prep
arations of coal tar, not colors or dyes,
not specially enumerated or provided
for in this act; ochre and ochery
earths; lumber and lumber earths, and
all earths or clays unwrought or uu-
manufactured, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this
act; all barBs, beans, berries,
balsams, buds, bulbs and bulbous roots,
such as nutt-galls; fruits, flowers, dried
fibres, grains, guns and gun herbs;
leaves, lichens, MOSES, nuts, roots and
stems; spices, vegetable seeds, aromatic
not garden seeds; iron or steel sheets oil
plates or taggers, iron coated with tin
or lead or with mixture OF
which these metals Is compo
nent, and commercially known as
tin plates, terne plates and taggers' tin
woods of the third class, commonly
known as carpet woods; asphaltum
3 living animals; copperas or suphate
microscopes imported for professional
use; copper; goat skins; rags; books In
= foreign languages, and professional
books not published i'm the United
States, imported in single copies. no
for salt; crude borax, refined
borax and boracic acid
grindstones in rough, stones
unmanufactured and undressed, fire.,
O stones, granite, sandstone and al
building or monumental stone, excep
a marble; paintings In oil and waite
q colors, and statuary; willow prepared
n for baskets; waste, and all raw manu-
J. featured material not specially pro
vided for by existing law. Section
ab0lishes the fees, and all oaths require,
by existing laws relating to entry @
goods are abolished ana 1t is provides
q that for such fees, constituting all o
part of the compensation of any officer
J, the latter SHALL receive In lieu thereC
l. a fixed salary.
). 1t is further provided that the sec
g rotary of the treasury shall grant pei
n mission to any firm or corporation
.e to Withdraw from bond alcohc
D. or any spirits containing alcohols, sui
n ject to internal revenue tax, in spec
Is fled quantities, not less than 800 proc
e. gallons, without payment of interpi
ravenua on the same. or on spirit
n which may have been distilled for tn
a; sole purpose of use in industrial pul
lie suits.