The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
STOLEN THUNDER.
The Tariff Bill of the Republicans.
1t is Completed in Time to do
Campaign Service.
Merely a Good Enough Morgan,
Till After the Election"
A Reduction of Seventy-flve Mill
ion Dollars Proposed.
Jute on the Free List - Sugar Cut
Down, Also Tobacco and Alco-
HOLLYWOOD Put Up-A Bill
to Buy Votes.

WASHINGTON, OCT, y. - Inc senate
finance committee substitute for the Mills
bill embodics an entire revision OF the tar
if schedules, and the administrative fea-
lures OF the present law, proposing the
opinion OF the majority of the committee
ought not to be changed.
The following synopsis contains all the
changes, as compared with the present
law, the rates by the present law being
given in parenthesis with each item Tex
cept when the article is not enumerated
in existing law:
THE FREE LIST.
The following are the additions to the
free list:
Acorns, raw, dried or undried.
Baryta, sulphate Of, or barytes unmau-
uiactured.
BecswaN,
Booksand pamphlets printed exclusively
in languages other than English.
Braids, plaits, flats, laces, etc, for orna-
menting hats.
Bristles, raw or manufactured.
Bulbs and Dubious roots not edible.
Chicory root, raw, dried or undried. but
unground.
Coal slack or culm.
Coal tar.
Coaling stone handles.
Currants, santc or other dried.
Dandelion roots, raw, dried or undried,
but unground.
Eggs and yolks
Feathers and downs Of all kinds, crude
and unmanuiactured.
Jute.
Jute butts.
Manila.
Ramie.
Sissal grass.
Sum.
All other textile grasses OF fibrous sub
stances manufactured or undrcssed
Floor mating, known as Chinese mat
ting.
Grease and oils, such as are commonly
used in soap making ormine drawing, etc.
Human hair, raw, uncleaned and not
drawn.
Mineral waters not especially enumer.
ated.
Moasses testing not above 56o.
Olive oil for manufacturing or mechan-
ical purposes.
Nut oil or oil OF nuts.
Opium crude or unmanuiactured for
smoking.
Potash, crude carbonate.
Potash, caustlc or hydrate.
Potash, nitrate Of, or salt petre.
Potash, sulphale OF.
Potash, chlomte OF.
Rags, all not enumerated.
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WIN Ine loloWIng Inip"IlAht reservation,
except When liohen OF Phcheu III ice OF
olherNIse P',paieu u3 any Plovsss Ior
preservation, nsh ny ulls eAP,ahaloh arc
Sl9sseu WIN 0lhe s loI.igi' eaugh, preserved
nsn ~ OheInai ceh' Pouhui w W 'he
present laN' ~ ,,,.,-.
Inc FOREGOING are al the aduiuohs 70
inc ne lis'. .,..,-
Following are some OF tue changes made
SCHEDULE X
Wool and manufactures Of wool Cthe
classification Of woods is that Of the pres
ent law.l
Woods Of the first and second class and
all hair Of the alpaca goat and other like
animals, II cents per pound no 10 20
ccntsl Woods Of the third class exceed
ing in value ~ cents per pound, 10 cents
> per pound.)
Top stumbling aud all other wastes COM
posed wholly or in part Of woolo worstcd,
3 cents per pound. All woods aud hair
OF the alpaca goat, or other animals, which
have been advanced by any process OF
manufacture beyond the washed or
secured condition, not otherwise cnumcr-
atcd or provided for in this act, shall be
subject 10 the same duties NJ are imposed
upon manufacturers Of wool not specially
enumerated OF provided for In this act
Wooden cloths, shawls and all manuiac-
lures Of wool not enumerated, valued at
not exceeding 40 cents per pounds IS
cents per pound, and In addition thereto
80 per cent nd yalorem (35 cents
and IS AMI 10 per cent? Above ~
cents and not exceeding 90 cents per
pound, IS cents per pound and 10 per
cent. al yalorcm (;Ij aud 10 cents aud IS
and 10 per cent Above % cents per
pound, 40 cents per pound and 20 per
cent. ad valorcm. flannels, blankcs,