Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-04
rnE SENATE rARIrE BILL.
A MeasTre That Will ReducS the
Revenue 73.6ss,OOO WIthoat In.
iartng AmsAIcAn Industries.

A MsasUre ThAt Will Reduos the
1, Revenue 073, 3,6ss,OOO Withoat Ins
jaring An1mIoAn Industries.
The Rspublicxp Tariff bill WAS re-
ported to the Senate yesterday by seEa.
tOr Allisou, - au amendment to or sub.
stitate for the House bin. 6ems Of the
essential provisions Of eEe BILL are As
follow;
rho following arVthe additions to the
fres hai: AOOrns, raw, dTfcd or uns
ldTied. BArytA, sulphste Of or b3rytes
unmAnufaotuFsd Beeswax. Books
and pamphlets printed exoluBively In
Languages other than Hnglish, BrAids,
plAits, hhAs, Iaces, eto, for ornnmsntina
hats. BEistles, raw or unmAnufActured.
Bulbs and bulbous roots. not edible.
but ungTOund. Goal slack or Olum.
Goal tar, crude. Curling stone hsndles.
OurrAnts, zAnt or other dried. Dande-
lion roots, raw, dIled or undriedy but
Iunground. Eggs and yolks. BeatheFs
land downs Of all kinds, crude and un-
manufactured. Jute, Jute butts, Ma
lniilA, RAmie, 6isal, Sum and oil
lother textile grasses Of fhrouB sub
stances. unmApufActuEed or undressed.
Floor mating, known as Chinese mat
ting. Grease and oils, such ~ are COM
monty used In soap making 0r mine
drawing, etc. Human hair, raw, un.
cleaned and not drawn. Mineral waters
mot especially enumerated. MolAases,
testing mot above 90 degrseg. Olive oil
for man nufAoturlng or mechanical puF'
Iposes. Nut oil or oil Of uuts. Opium,
crude or uumAnufAotured for smoking
Potash, crude carbonate. Potash, cAus-
: tic or hydFAte. Potash, nitrate Of, or
saltpetEe. Potash, SulDhAte OF. Potash,
ohlorAle OF. Bags, all not enumerated.
/, Hempseed. RApeseed. 6ponges. Sand.
Tar and pitch Of wood. Turpentine.
Fresh Fish, except when froEan or
IpReked In ice or o.herwlss prepared BY
amp process foT preservation.
= The classification Of wool remains the
same % that of the present law. Woods
of hrat and second GLASS IL cents per
. pound. Third GLASS. excsedinR in value
ia cents Per pound, o cents per pound.
: WO0len cloths, ahAwls and oil w0olen
goods not enumerated, valued ut mot
: exceeding 40 cents per pound, and in
! additlOn SO per cent. Ad vAlorom. Above
!, !. 40 cents and not exceeding 80 oents per
z pound, 3b cents per pound aud 40 per
7 csnt. nd VAlorem. Above 60 cents per
3 pound, 40 cents per pound and 40 per
y cent. nd vAlorem. Elannels, blankets
hats, eto,, valued at above 80 cents psi
-
oznt cd vAlorem.
Womez's and children's dress goods
a . Italian cloths, eto., made part Of WOO
y AID valued at not exc eedlng ID ceutl
per square yard, 8 cents per eQuAEs
yard, 40 per cent. ad valoFem, o0ntAin
j. Ing an Admixture OF silk, and In whict
silk is not the component material o.
chief value, and not otherwise provided
n, IL cents per Fquare yard, and In add
y tlon thereto 40 per oentum I'D valorem
Provided that all goods OF the charActe
enumerated or described In this para
graph weighing over four ounces pc
cents per pound and 40 per cent. n
", vhlorem.
The tax on BzEAF is reduced Abou
na lone half, and there is 9 small Feduotio
M all through the metal sohedule, Their
ts . slight reduction on earthen au
for q ass ware. but she duties on tiles 30
40 brick ArelnnTeAsed.
Tue la iesnAl revenue schedule OF th
bill, 90 far Is 1t relates 10 tobacco, pre-
vldas that after February /, 1851
for manufacturers Of cigars shall pay
eEs special tax Of rs annually. The tax
In cigars, cheroots, and on ell Ci9AIettl
B., Weighing mora than three pounds p
ur, thousand which shAll be manufacture
vas or cold alter that date shall be 81 80 pl
DR.. thousand, and on cigarettes WeighiI
he less than three pounds to the thousAu
1t, 30 cents per thousand, and said Il
lut sha all be paid by the manufactures.
ur. repeAlB all laws restricting the dispos
Ar ti0n Of tobacco by farmers and pr
AN duoerF, and all laws imposing taxes {
man uiActured tobacco and suuf, ~
the special taxes required by law to
mel paid by manufacturers OF and deAle
= L. H.. zfaa earv
'els tobAcoc, snuff and cisArs, and peddls
ma OF tobacco.
no. Il provides for a rebate on ell origin
old and uubroken packages held by man
iaoiurers or dealers at tha timo the !
peal goes into effsot (1st FebruRr
llS89). II also EepeAls all laws limitiu
In restricting or regulating the mAnufi
Aph tuFe, sale or expectation OF tobacco
lie Ai snuff. Alcohol to be used In the lndI
rei- trial arts is relieved from the payne
Of an internal revenue tax Provision
msda fer bonded alcohol wArehous
and safeguards are provided a2all
use; frand. There is . prohibition hgAil
deri the use of any distilled spirits up
no which the internal revenue tax
lon, not been paid, Ia the mAnuiaotuye
Nucsures, proprietary articles, win
LIQUORS, eordiAls, bltterB, OF other al
holio compounds which are used or q
DER As beverages,
here There is . slight increase 10 COL
apgel gools and q reduction in pushes, '
u. vets, yelVeteens and all pile fAoEi
The duty on segArs, cigarettes a
cheEoots is reduced from IS 20 to ~
Ash per pound.
treet LsAf tobacco, ell other than that sci
BILE for wrappers, unmanuiao.uTed g
not atsmmed, 20 cents per poul
stemmed, 25 csnta.
Q all II any portion Of any tobacco
ported In any package in bulk shall
|e. suitable for wrappers, the entire gu
tity Of tobacco contained In such
900 lportation shall be dutiAble, II
and Istsmmed, At rs cents per pound
stsmmed at $1.0O per pound.
There is an increase OF 20 per cent.
wines and liquors.
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When the question has to be met