Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-02

NAhuAh shy ABOUT tts
WASHINGTON, March 2-Chairman Mills
of the Ways and Means Committee, st .
full meeting of his committee. had read the
full tariff reform bill, upon which the sub
committee has been engaged for some time,
and the substance was given to- the press.
The following resume of the provisions have
been made by the press agent at Washing
ton; the free list, be it understood, TO go in
to effect July l, should the bill become .
law
To be admitted, duty free, in addition to
the present list:
Timber hewn and sawed, and timber
used for spars and in building whsrves;
timber squared or sided; wood manufsctur-
ed, not especially enumerated or provided
for; sawed boards, planks, deals, and all
other articles of sawed lumber; hubs for
wheels posts last blocks, wagon blocks, oar
blocks, gun blocks. heading blocks and al
blocks or sticks, rough hewn, or sawed
only; slaves Of wood; pickets aud pslings,
iathss shingles; clap boards, pine or spruce;
logs-proyided that il any export duty Is
laid upon the above mentioned articles or
either of them by any country whence i'm
ported, all said articles imported from said
country shall be subject TO duty as now pro-
vided by law.
Salt in bas sacks, barrels, or other pack
ages or in bulk, when imported from any
country which doe lot charge an import
duty upon salt exported from the United
States
Flax straw. fax not hacked or dressed,
fax hackled, known as dressed linen tow OF
fax or hemp; hemp, MANILA, and other
like substitutes for hemp; jute butts, jute;
sum. sissal grass and other vegetable fibres.
Burlaps, not exceeding sixty inches in
width, of fax, iGte or hemp. orof which
flax, jute or hemp, or either of Them, shall
be the component material OF chief value.
Baggiug for cotton and other manufac-
lures not especially enumerated or provid-
ed for in this act suitable 20 the uses for
which cotton bagging is spplied, composed
in whole or part Of hemp, jute, jute butts,
fax, gunny hags. gunny cloth or other ma
terial: provided that rs TO hemp and fax,
jute, jute butts, sum aud sisal grass and
manufactures thereof except burisp4 not
exceeding sixty inches in width and bag
ging for cotton. this act shall take effect
July /, 1889
Iron or steel sheets or plates, or tagrers
iron coated with tin or lead, or with o
mixture Of which the lead. or with a mix
ture of which these metals is a compound
part, by the dipping or any othen process,
and commercially known as tin plates,
terne plssters and taggers tin.
-BeeswaN, gelatin and all similar prepara--
tions; glycerine, crude, brown or yellow;
fish, glue or isinglass: PHOSPHORUS; soap;
stocks. fit only for use as such; soap, hard
and soft, all of which are not otherwise
specially enumerated or provided for.
Extra clof hemlock and other bark used
for tanning; indigo, extracts of, and car
mined; iodine, resublimed; licorice, juice;
oil, croton; hemp seed and rope, seed oil
fiaXseed or linseed oil; oil, cotton seed;
petroleum.
Alumina-Alum, patent alum. alum sub
stitute, sulphate OF ainmins and aluminors
cake, and alum in crystal or ground; all
limitations OF natural waters, and all
artificial mineral waters; baryta, sulphato
OF or barytes unmanufactured boracic acid,
borste Of lime and bora1 cement, Roman,
Portland and all Others; whiting and Paris
white.
Copper sulphste Of or blue vitrol.
Iron, sulphate of, or copperas.
Potash, crude, carbonate OF, or fused an.
caustic potash; chlorate Of potash and nj
trste of potash, or salt petre, crude; sui.
phate Of potash, sulphate of soda, known as
salt cake, crude or refined, or nitro cake,
crude or refined, and slauber salts
Sulphur, refined in rolls.
Wood tar, coal tar, crude aniline oil and
its homologues, coal tar, products OF, such
pitch; all preparations Of coal tar, not col
Ors or dyes and not acids of colors and dyes;
logwoods and other dye woods extracts
and decoctions Of; spirits Of turpeutine;
bone back, ivory drop black and bone
charcoal; ochre and ochery esrths; lumber
and umber earths: sienna and sienna
esrth., when dry; all preparations known
~ essential oils, expressed oils, distilled
oils, rendered oils; alkaline, akaloids and
- - Al e.
and chemical compounds BY Whatever
name known, and not specially enunersted
or provided for in this act.
All bsrks beans, berries halsslns buds.
bulbs, bulbus roots and excrescences, such
as nut gals, fruits, flowers, dried fibres,
grains gums, and gum rosin., herbs, leaves,
hchens, nuts roots and stems, vegetables
seeds, and seeds of morbid growth, weeds,
. woods used expressly Tor dying and dried
insects, all non-dutiable crude minerals,
but which have been advanced in value or
condition by refining or grinding or by
other process OF manufacturer not
specially enumerated or provided for; all
earths or clays unwrought or unmsnufae-
tured; china, clay or kaoline; opium,
crude, containing nine per centum and
over of mOrphia. for medical purposes;
iron and steel cotton ties or hoops for bail
ing purposes not thinner than number
twenty wire gauge; needles, sewing, darn
ing. knitting and all Others not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act
Copper imported inthe form of ores reg
ulus of, and black or coarse copper and
copper cement; old copper. fit only for
manufacture; nickel in ore, matt or other
crude form not ready for consumption in
the arts; antimony. as regulus or metal;
quicksilver, chromste of iron, OF chronic
ore; mineral substances in a crude state,
and metals unwrought. not specially emu
merated or provided for; brick; vegetables
in their natural state or in salt or brine;
chicory root, ground or unground, burnt or
prepared, and all other articles used or in
tended TO be used as coffee or substitutes
therefor, not specially enumerated or pro-
Sided for; cocoa, prepared or manufactured;
dates plums and prunes, currents, zante or
figs; meats, game and poultry; beans peas
and split peas; pulp for paper-makers use;
bibles and books and pamphlets, printed in
other languages than English, and books
ond pamphlets and all publications
OF foreign governments and publications Of
foreign societies, historical or scientific,
printed for grstuitous distribution; bristle,
bulbs and bulbous roots. not medicinal;
feathers of all kinds. crude or not dressed.
colored or manufactured; finishing powder;
greese; grindstones, finished or unfinished;
curled hair, for beds or mattresses; human
hair. raw. uncieaned and not drawn; hat
tsrs' fur, not on the skin: hemp and
rapezed, and other oil seeds of like charse-
Ter; lime; garden seeds; inseed oil: hs1.
seed: marble of all kinds, in blocks rough
or squared; osier or willow prepared. for
basket makers use; broom corn; brush
wood; plaster Of Paris. when ground o.
calcined; rags, Of whatever material COM
posed; rattans and reeds, manufactured
but not made up into finished articles;
paintings in oil or water colors and statuary
not otherwise provided for. but the term
''statuary" shall be understood TO include
professional productions of statuary or
Sculptor only; stones unmanufsctured %
dressed, free stone, granite. sandstone and
all building or monumental stone; al
strings OF gut or any'other like material;