The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-08-30

CttItG, pOTCeCutf6, puTtuH uWb OtSqu6
qCdre, not decorated IN any manner, forty
per cent. al UalOrem.
White granite, common aOGre, plain
aUIlite or cream cOlOTed, iuStred or printed
u71Ger glaze IN IN q single color;SpOnged,
dipped or edged O0dTe, ,thiTty:JiUe per cent.
dd UGlOrem.
All other earthen, stone and crock
cry ware, white, glazed or edged, COM
posed of earthly or mineral substances,
not specially enumerated or provided
for in this act, fifty-iive per cent. ad va
loren.
AU other edrthen, stone and crockery
aOdre, arhite, colored or biSgue composed
of earthy or mineral substances, not Spe-
ctGlly enumerated or 31TOCided for IN this
act, and not decorated i7a any manner,
thirty: :tUe per cent ad UdLOrenl.
Stoneware above the capacity of ten
gallons, twenty per cent ad valorem.
Encaustic tiles, thirty-five per cent
ad valorem.
(EncduSfic tiles, not glazed or enGnt-
eled, thirty per cent ad Ualoren1.1
GAH glazed or endnleLed tiles, forty. .tfUe
per cent adj GGlOTenl.
Brick, friedrich, and roofing and
paving tile, not specially enumerated
or provided for in this act, twenty per
cent ad valorem
Brick, other than .1fre-brick. Free
List.
GPdUing tiles, not encaustic, ta0enty
per cent d6 UGlOren1.
States, slate pencils, slate chimney
pieces, mantelS, slabs for tables and all
other manufactures of slate, thirty
Gta0enty] per cent ad valorem.
Roofing states, twenty-five per cent
ad valorem.
Green and colored glass bottles, vials,
demljohns and carboys covered or un-
covered), pickle or preserve jars, and
other plain, moulded or pressed green
and colored bottle glass, not cut, en-
graved or painted, and not especially
enumerated or provided for in this act,
one cent per pound; if filled, and not
otherwise in this act provided for, said
article shall pay thirty per cent. ad va
lorem in addition to the duty on con-
tents.
Green and colored glass bottles, UialS,
denaVO7sS and cGr6OyS (cOUered or 1t17cOU-
ered), pickle or preSeTUe jars, and other
plain, nlO7etded or pressed green and COL
Ored bottle glass, not cat, engraved or
painted, and not specially enumerated or
prOUided for, one cent per pound; If
filled, and not otherwise pr0Uided for,
and the contents are subject to an ad UG-
loren duty, or to a rate Of duty based on
their Udlue, the Udllte of Such bottles, UidLS
or other UeSSels shall be added to the
UdlaIe Of the contents for the ascertain
ment of the datiGbLe UGlIe of the latter,
but If filled and not Othe7'1OiSe prOUtded
for, and the contents are not subject to an
ad UGloruna duty or TO a rate Of daty
based on their UGLue, they shall pay q
daty of one per cent. per pound an Gd-
dttton to the duty, II d1ay, oaa their con-
tents
Flint and lime glass bottles and vials,
and other plain, moulded or pressed
flint or lime glassware, not specially
enumerated or provided for in this act,
forty per cent ad valorem; if filled and
not otherwise in this act provided for,
said articles shall pay, exclusive OF con-
tents, forty per cent. ad valorem in ad-
dition to the duty on the contents.
Articles of glass, cut, engraved, paint
ed, colored, printed, stained, silvered
or gilded, not including plate glass,
silvered or looking glass plates, forty
five per cent. ad valorem.
German looking glass plates made OF
bl01c7a glass and silUered. Free last.
All glass bottles and decanters and
other like vessels of glass shall, if filled,
pay the same rates of duty, in addition
to any duty chargeable on the contents,
as if not filled, except as in this act
otherwise specially provided for.
Cylinder and crown glass, polished,
not exceeding ten by fifteen inches
square, two and one-half cents per
square foot; above that, and not exceed
ing sixteen by twenty-four inches
square, four cents per square foot;
above that, and not exceeding twenty
four by thirty inchas square, six cents
per square foot; above that, and not ex-
ceeding twenty-four by sixty inches
square, twenty cents per square foot;
above that, forty [thirtyl cents pei
square foot.
Unpublished cylinder, crown and COM
mon window glass, not exceeding ten
by fifteen inches square, one and
three-eighths cents per pound; above
that, and not exceeding sixteen by
twenty-four inches square, one and
[JfUe-eighthS) seven-eighth cents per
pound; above that, and not exceeding
twenty by thirty inches square,
two and three-eighths cents t1Co cents
per pound; all above that, two and
seven-eighths Ltooo and o'1e.haJ] cents
per pound. Provided. That unpol-
ished cylinder, crown and common
window glass, imported in boxes con-
tanning fifty square feet as nearly as
sizes will permit, now known and COM
mercially designated as fifty feet OF
glass, single thick and weighing not
to exceed fifty-tive pounds of glass per
box, shall be entered and computed as
fifty pounds of glass only; and that said
kinds of glass imported in boxes con-
tanning, as nearly as sizes will permit,
fifty feet of glass, now known and COM
mercially designated as fifty feet of
glass, double thick and not exceeding
ninety pounds in weight, shall be en-
tered and computed as eighty pounds
of glass only; but in all other cases the
duty shall be computed according to
the actual weight of glass.
Fluted, rolled, or rough plate-glass,
not including crown, cylinder, or COM
mon windowglass, not exceeding ten
by fifteen inches square, seventy-ive
cents per one hundred square feet;
above that, and not exceeding sixteen
by twenty-four inches square, one
cent per square foot; above that, and
not exceeding twenty-four by thirty
inches square, one cent and a half per
square foot; all above that, two cents
per square foot. And all tiuted, rolled,
or rough plate-glass, weighing over
one hundred pounds per one hundred
square feet. shall pagan additional duty
on the excess at the same rates herein
imposed.
Cast polished ate-glass, unsilvered,
not exceeding ten by fifteen inches
square, three cents per square foot;
above that, and not exceeding sixteen
by twenty-four inches square, five cents
per square foot; above that and not
exceeding twenty-four by thirty inches
square, eight cents per square foot;
above that, and not exceeding twenty
four by sixty inches square, twenty-five
cents per square foot; all above that,
! fifty cents per square foot.
Cast polished plate glass, silvered,
or looking-glass plates, not exceeding
ten by fifteen inches square, four cents
per square foot; above that and not ex-
ceeding sixteen by twenty-four inches
square, six cents per square foot; above