The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-06

enumerated 50 per cent aeivaorom and claw MAS
70 per cent advalorem, 20 and So respectively:
GdNalorem, and umbrellas of silk or alpaca IN ner
cent advaorem, now 40 and so percent respectyely:
eotoh or flax webbing 80 per cent advaloreIn, now
Iron ore is not mentioned in the bill and
other omissions have been noted
The following is the free list:
Timber hewn and sawed and timber used for
spars and in building wharyes; timber SQUARED or
sided, wood unmanuactured, not specially enulner-
ated or provided for; sawed boards, planks deals
and other articles of sawed lumber; hubs for
wheels, posts, last blocks, wagon blocks, oar
or stacks, rough, hewn or sawed only; slaves OF
wood piekets and pailings, laths, shingles, clap
port duty is laid on the above mentioned articles or
euher OF them, by any country whence imported,
all said articles imported from said country shall lie
SUBJECT 70 duty as now provided by law. Salt, in
bags sacks, barrels or other packages or in bulk,
when imported from any country which does not
United States flax straw flax not hacked or dress
cd flax hacked known as dressed line tow Of
like substitutes hemp ute butts jute sum sisal
grass and other vegetable fbres burlaps, not Elk.
cecdlng sixty inches in width of fax, lutte or hemp
or of which flax, jute or hemp, or either OF them
snail be the component material Of hiefvalde bag
eng tor cotton or ether m not specially
the uses for which cotton bagging is applied COM
posed IN whole or in part of hemp. ute, jue butts.
| lax, gunny bags gunny cloth or other material
provided that as to hemp flax, jute ute butts sum
and sisal grass, and manufactures thereof ex
in width and bagging for cotton.
This act shall take effect July lst 1889.
coated with tin or lead, OF with mixture Of which
these metals is the component parts by dipping or
other process and commercially lnownas tin plates,
tern plates and taggers tin beeswax gelatne aud
all similar preparations, Glycerine, crude brown
or yellow; fish glue or isinglass phosphorus soap.
and soft all of which are not
| otherwise specially enumerated, or provided
for; extract of hemlock or other bark used for tam
ming; Indigo, extracts of and carmined IODINE re-
sublimed; licorlce juice oil croton hemp seed and
| seed, petroleum. Aumina-aum, satent alum.
alum substitute, sulphate of alumna, and aluminus
| Gaze and alum in crystals or ground, All imnta-
TONS OF natural mineral waters and all artificial
mineral waters Bartya sulphate OF, or baryles I'M
manufactured, boracic acid, borate of lime and
| whiting and Paris white. Coprer-suphyte Of or
blue vi!rol; iron suphate Of, or. cop
fused and caustic potash chlorate Of potash and
nitrate potash, or saltpetre crude; suphate of
potash, sufphate Of soda known salt cuke fllrate
| or refined, OR nitre coke, crude or refined and
glaubers salts. sulphur, refined in rolls. Coal tar
crude. Analise oil and its homologues Coal tar
oil and pitch. All preparations of coal tar not
coors and dyes and not acids of coors or dyes
coctons Of sps of extracts ana ds
d Gons black, lr5ry black and psA BONE
lumber earths, sienna and sienna eartRs when dry
Al preparations known essential oils expressed
oils, distilled oils rendered oils alkacs alfaoids,
balsams, buds. bulbs, Dubious roots, and excesson.
| les, such ms nut CALLS, fruits, flowers dried hbres
grains gums and gums resins, herbs. leaves, Itch
| ems, nuts, roots and stems, vegetables, seeds and
seeds Of morbid growth, weeds,w used expressly
| for dyeing and dried insects. All non
have been GIua' advance nfr'S in Out value WHICH on
condition by refining or grinding, or by other pro-
cesses of manufacture, not specially enumerated or
| provided for
An earths or clays unmanufactured China clay
| or koline. Opium, crude, containing nine per
| centum ana over of morphia, for medicinal pr,
poses; iron and STEEL cotton ties osops for battling
purpose, cut thinner than No. 20 wire gauge.
| Notwithstanding, darning knitting and
all others not specially enumerated
and copper cement old copper filing for ieInaiii-
tneture. Nickel in ore, matt or other crude
segulus or metal quicksilver Chromate Of iron or
chronic ore Mineral substances in crude state
provided for, Brick Vegetables in their natural
state in salt brine. ChGckory root ground or IN
oo raw o pr Apsi and
all other articles used or intended TO be
enumerated or provided for. Cocoa. prepared or
| manufactured. Dates, plums and prines. Cur
rants seante and other figs. Meats game and poul-
peas fo for makers 1se B5s b sps
and pamphlets, printed in other languages than
| English, and Looks and pamphlets, and eli publica-
tons fforegn governments, and publications OF
foreign societies, historical or scientific printed for
not medicinal. Feathers Of all kinds crude or not
dressed, colored or manufactured. Finishing pow
| der Grease. Grlndstones. finished or unfinished.
| Curlcd hair for beds or mattresses Human hair,
raw, uncleaned and not drawn. Hatters' firs not
the skin. Hemp and rape seed and other olseeds OF
| like character Lime. Garden seeds. Liseed or
| faxseed. Marble of all kinds, III block, rough or
| squared osier, or willow, prepared for basket
| makers use Broom corn. Brush wood Plaster OF
Paris, when ground or caIcined. Rags, of whatever
| material composed Rattans and reeds, manItfac-
| tured put not made up INTO furnished articles.
Paintings, in oil or water coors, and statuary not
| otherwise provided for. But the term ''statiiary'
| snail be understood to include-professiona pro-
ductons Of statuary or of sculptor's only Stones,
| unmanufactured or undressed freestone, granite.
sandstone and all building or monumental stone.
All strings of gut any other like material Tnllow.
Waste, all mol specially enumerated provided for.
| Tho remainder of the bill, twenty-five
| printed pages, is made up entirely of leading
| features Of the old administrative BILL such rs
| similarity clauses, the provisions intended to
| guard against smuggling, exemptingo Of theatre
| cal scenery and wardrobes when intended for
! temporary use in tho United States and
| tourists wearing apparel. A clause providing
| Tor the taxation OF cartons and coverings; O
| section intended to prevent the filing Of false
| invoices and underYaluationS and providing
| for the punishment OF persons guilty Of these
| oifenses; extension of warehouse priyi-
| lege to three years; abolition of allowance
| for damage in warehouse; abolition of all fees
| upon entries OF imported goods and q require
ment that invoices shall be submitted to the
| United States consular officers before OK porta-
| ton to the United States. A section relative
time within which such suits can be brought,
the bestowal of sole jurisdiction in trials OF
! suits against United States collectors upon
| United States circuit courts and q penalty
| clause directed against attempted bribery OF
| custom officials.
The latest estimates made by the committee on
| ways and means Of probable reductions in revenue
that would be eeeted by the passage of to1ays tar.
| iii bill are as follows.
Chemicals $4,000; china and glass 81 600 COO cot
| ton S2770O0; provisions 100000 (approxlmatel;
wooden goods sl23G0000; sundries S1i,006000; paper
900; sugar 81 0O0Oo0 hemp flax and jute 81 500,
900; metals 81 100000 approXimate free list S22,-
| 10000 This would make the total reduction about
| S53,G00,000
Chairman Mills said today that internal revenue
changes had been purposey excluded from the bill.
| Democratic members still considering that
| subject. 1T was not possible to say at this time
| whether their deliberations would result in the
| presentation Of another bill dealing specifically
with Internal revenue, or in the inclusion OF some
provisions bearing upon that system in the present
| bill at some future stage