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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-03
THE COURTS.
DOings in the Halls of Justice.

H. T,,J,,,. \,,,,,,. ,,,,,r, ,b, f,Ilo,,.i,,,,
III " u" ~ i;uoll"I Eo"l' 'ii' l''''" i"S
cases were dlSpoS"u or
Agnes Capeta vs.. Peter Capcta, divorce
granted plaintltt.
EmpIinp H. pIumipr vs. Henry PumiCr
divorce granted plaintiff.
FIoronrfre NadrfI " tho G. 6 \
p p Dismissal
II, 49, \,
n :olaSSuoh ! IdIh'oh vs. the l. " IT, ~
IL y. ul>ihIH>'u'
\. ScnDvia V. George Schroeder, dis
missed.
Mrs. NJ. c, Owens and husband vs. l.,
Allen. dismissed
I,rir, 1I,,r.-,l ,,o,i,.,.of ,,orr,,,,,,, ,,,,,,
ItIl d DiTIi;l9iiIy' was
siHI'Tu ILi"l E3pgi VI I!a."i diI"SII
,,, III d' "uuse NI"E ; court 'ne IoIIo"Ihg
Wa V - !, r.-t... I'LL,
f. r., . 60 Ga2e W; - > bauSherty' Jud9-
hGHt iol pldlHllh' ,
az, +. Gro9S ~ Co. vs.. W. T. Hilton ct al
uiSiillSse9;i
:. " Mcclure vs.. l. ~ u. N y, ais
iii
"A. ar W. l. ~ u ~ Ii y ulSHliSSed lot
want OF prosecutor, 1-.,,,
JOSH S &c pros. W; T. H. Ce;kei ct a. JudS-
ihGIlI loI planIhIlH. ~ \,
ndaS ~ nppfhheliller vs. r. NJ Eu-
"aIuS, ulSi Ht"iT sC.-
fichard Mueller. native OF Germany,
was granted maj papers OF naJufallZa-
Il9n.
IT,OII0Wih& new SultS nave Geen hIGd:
l. II. SmIih vs. tne U. H. " II. ana
Southerh racine railways, appeal from
JuSIlcG court.
W. D. 1ayIor vs. lhe. Guy Oh oah AN
tonio. appeal from justice court. ~
singer Nahulactuflhg company vs.. l.
J.,M hite. 1ol debt.,,
- Inc Galveston houston ~ henderson
hiallWay company vs.. III" galveston.
Houston ana San ANTONIO, ana Soulh I'm
racine ralIWaySS' LOT deDt'
in the IGderal court the case OF Guliett
vs.. me MEXICAN NatlOnai ConStructl0n
GO. sun continues ana OldS lalr 10 hold
out lOf the rest OF tne week. III VIII close
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Declined Nomination.

PITTsBURG, June 3.-Hon. Thos. H.
Bayne, congressman of the twenty
third district, refused nomination to-
day, and Col. VIM. A. Stone, eX-
United States district attorney was
nominated. Col. Bayne had two
thirds of the delegates to the conven-
ton in his favor, and being assured of
the nomination, made an address to
the delegates withdrawing in favor Of
Col. Stone. In the twenty-second dis
trict Hon. John DaZell was re-nomin-
ated.
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Verdict: Criminal Negligence.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-Several
witnesses were examined at the rail-
road disaster inquest last night, but
their testimony contained few facts
not already made public. The jury
rendered verdict finding the victims
of the accident came to their deaths
by drowning, caused by criminal
negligence on the part of Engineer
Dunn. The verdict further rCcites:
We find Engineer Dunn guilty of
granddaughter, but also find that the
railway company does not take suffici-
ent caution to signal trains when APP
preaching the draw bridge.
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LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
An Exquisite Line Of Beautiful
Things on Display at WOIfsOn's.

An Exquisite Line OF Beautiful
Things on Display at WolfsOn's.
Expecting big rush this season in
embroidery and lace goods, Mr.. Wolf
son was induced TO put in one of the
largest and most elegant stocks in
this line ever brought to Texas
While the demand was very great,
the stock is yet very large, and in
order to. induce greater sales the
prices have been marked away down
to bed rock. An examination alone
will induce purchases III any of the
goods mentioned below:
Black Van Dyke points, all widths.
Chantilly and Spanish laces.
Black flouncing for full width skirts
in chantilly, guimpure, Spanish and
escurial. All-overs to match.
Fish nets and Van Dyke point
nets.
Linen torchon laces, all widths and
insertings to match.
Swiss hemstitched embroidered
f1ouncings, from SOC to So per yard.
All-overs and narrow to match.
NainsCok embroideries in all width
Plain hemstitched flouncing, with
tucks, from SOC per yard up.
Colored embroideries in endless var
iety.
Fine oriental laces in all widths.
A fine line OF Nalencienne floun-
ings, full skirt widths, at all prices.
Creme colored embroideries, very
choice line.
Latest styles of veilings.
Black and white beaded laces, most
popular and fashionable. est.
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RumOrs Of Bismarckian IntriSues
New YORK, June ga dispatch
to the Herald from Paris quotes the
Nineteenth Century as saying in its
edition of Sunday: There are proofs
that Prince Bismarck is intriguing at
the little German courts, as well as
abroad, 10 raise difficulties of all sorts
in the way of the emperor. There is
some talk at Berlin of removal of sew
eral high officers, who have been
proved TO have communication with
the ex-chancellor and to be in associ-
alton with his opposition to the i'm
perial decisions.
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The Anarchist Kaiser.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Joseph Kaiser,
the New York anarchist. whom the
police arrested on suspicion of know
ing something about the placing of
the bomb near Haymarket monu
ment, was brought into Judge Tuly's
court this morning on writ of ha beas
corpus sued out by friend. Kaiser,
it is claimed, was arrested more than
a week ago and locked up on mere
suspicion, the police refusing to book
him or allow his friends to see or COM
municate with him.
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Accident to Observation-Disclosures
Convention.


Convention.
GALVESTON, June 3.-The Mallory
steamer Alamo, due yesterday, was
delayed at Key West by accident to
her machinery and is expected to ar
rive here tomorrow, Wednesday.
At the meeting of president and
other members of the Texas Dressed
Beef and Packing Company yesterday
preliminaries were arranged for en-
tering into the contract with Metro
politan Trading Company of London
for shipments ofTexas dressed beef to
Europe every two weeks.
The census takers commenced the
city rounds yesterday.
Programmes are out for the annual
convention Of the Texas State Teach
er's Association TO be held in this city
June "a to 81, at Harmony Hall. The
first day will be consumed by meet
ing of the superintendent, at which
some interesting papers will be read.
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SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1890.

AmaIgamated Association Governs,
PITTsBURG, Pa, June 3.-The an
nual convention of the amalgamated
association of iron and steel workers
was opened at Turner hail. this city,
this morning with 260 delegates from
all parts of the country. The session
was taken mostly with perfecting or
ganization and nothing of importance
was transacted. The most important
matter to be considered, as usual, will
be the adoption of a new scale of
wages.
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\ Thief Captured.

J. II. DacuS. who is wanted in Fort
Smith, Ark, for theft of two bales of dry
goods valued at $50, was arrested this
morning and brought before United States
Commissioner L. E. Price, for preliminary
examination, who committed him to Jail
to await transportation to Fort Smith.
Dacus came here Thursday morning and
this morning was located at % kingsbuTy
street by Deputy L. 5. Marshal L. j.
ThavOnat and Detective Charles Craw-
ford, who ma - arrest. He was a
drummer for the nm making the affidavit
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Oregon Elections.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 3.-The re-
turns from the state are very incom-
plete. The election of Herman, rep
resentative for congress is assured
The governor is in doubt, with
chances in favor of Pennayer, demo-
crat. The republicans elect the re-
mainder of the state ticket, and ma
jority of both branches of the legisla-
ture.
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MouIdn,t Retail the Whisky,

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June ga re-
port was received here last night
stating that Bud Lindsay, deputy U.
S. Marshal, shot and killed kits, a
distiller in Campbell county. Lind
say wished gallon of whisky and
kits told him he could not sell less
than 10 gallons. Lindsay got mad
and abused kits. This finally led to
the killing.
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Nihilists in France.

ST. PETERSBURG, June Sit has
come to the knowledge of the police
of this city, that nihilists in France
are engaged in fresh conspiracy
against the life of the car. The
French police have been made cogni-
zant of this conspiracy by the author
tiles here and have been placed on
the track of the conspirators.
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Peters on Top.

ZANZIBAR, June 3.-Advices from
the French missionaries in Uganda,
under date Of March 6, are to the
effect that Kalema had been defeated
and had fled, and that Mwanga was
in complete possession of the whole
kingdom. DIR. Peters had been
Mwanga's advisor and assistant.
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Railway Openel.

CITY OF MENICO, June3.-The Inter-
oceanic Railroad branch from Pueblo
to Matamoros Izuacoy was opened to
traffic with appropriate ceremonies
Saturday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-03

The meeting that has been in progress
for some time at Travis Park Methodist
church is still going on. The interest and
congregation increase steadily. Rev. j.
A. King, pastor of the First Baptist
church, preached last night. Quite
number went forward at the close. Ser
vices are held at 9 IA. m. and Sis p. m.
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Extra Attraction.

The great coorcd divine, Dr. Levy Con-
nor, of Boston, passing through the city
en- route for Mexico. has been engaged to
speak at the Leap Frog Entertainment
at st. Paul'S NJ. E. church, Thursday
night June 5th. Everybody is invited to
come and hear the great man.
6-2-2t HENRY O'NEAL, Manager.
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Charge at WASHINGTON.

VIENNA, June 3.-Chevalier Held
Ter Won Egregg, chancellor of the
Austrian embassy at London; will go
to Washington to take charge of the
Austrian legation there during the
absence of Chevalier Schmidt Won
TaVera.
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NiCarauga Changes.

NANNIGUA, Me, June 3.-Senor
Baros has resigned his post as min
lister of the interior and been replaced
by Licentiate Frutos Panjagua, late
chancellor of the exchequer. The
government has appointed the former
minister for Nicarauga in London.
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Half Better Than Whole.

BERLIN, June 3.-Herr Harmening,
who was sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment for libeling the Duke of
Saxe-Coburg, has been released, after
serving only half of his sentence.
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They Face the Music.

I'VE have started in today on taking
the census" said one of the enumcratOrS
to a reporter last night, but tell you it
ism I near the fun that people are inclined
to think it is We have thirty questions
our precinct, write these down in ink and
we are expected not to shirk when we run
on to a family of eleven or twelve chill
drCn, as we occasionally do among the
poorer classes of our precinct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-03

BERLIN, June 3.-The emperor has
promised to accede to the petitions
to extend labor protection to the mer
camille classes.
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Funeral Notice.

DIED: Yesterday at Hot Springs, Ark.
in the 18th year of her age Miss Emma
SchOlz, the daughter of "A. Scholz. The
remains will arrive in San Antonio to-
morrow morning at II o'clock. The fun
cral will take place from the family resi-
dence, Nos. 9 and II. Alamo street, in the
afternoon at ) o'clock. Friends and ac-
QuaintanccS invited to attend.
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New Things at Taylor.

TAYLOR, June 3.-The Taylor COM
press will tuln on steam by July Is
according to contract. The contracts
for 10 two-story brick buildings on
Broad street will be let within the
next 80 days, Weather is warm and
Try and condition of crops is good.
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Attention Republican League.

Republican League Club No. T. will
meet at Mission Garden Pavilion, We'd
ncSday night, June 4, for the purpose of
clecting officers. a Iull attcndanc" of
members is requested.
JAMES p. NEwCoMB, President.
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Cost OfCOsta Rica Coffee.

SAN JOSE, Costa RIGA, June 3.-Con-
gress has established an export duty
on coffee of twenty cents per forty
kilos to defray the expense of build
ing national theatre in this city. 1t
is estimated that the cost of the struct-
ure will be $4,000.
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Let the Bond Go Free,

LONDON, June 3.-The Bey of Tunis
has decreed that every negro domes-
tic in his dominions must be given a
certificate of freedom, and that en-
ployers who do not comply with this
regulation will be fined.
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PygmaIion and GaIatea

for the benefit of the Maverick Rifles
will be a grand success. All the
boxes are sold and the reserved seats
are being taken very rapidly. Those
who appreciate a first class play
should secure their reserved seats
Immediately, before they are all
taken Thursday, June ).
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Trades Exhibition.

BREMEN, June 3.-An exhibition OF
the trades and industries of North.
west Germany has opened in this
city.
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At JuareZ' Grave.

CITY OF MEXICO June 3.-United
States Consul general Guenther is
receiving praise from the newspapers
for decorating with flowers the grave
of JuareZ on last Saturday.
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Sons of Vets,

The sons of veterans held meeting at
the Odd Fellows hall last night which
was well attended. The following cXccu-
tive officers were elected pro TEN:
Chairman-ChaS +. Murphy.
Secretary-Frank E. Galpin.
TreaSurer-E. y. lie StOurgeOn.
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4 Dead inventor.

TRENTON, n. j., June 2.-Francis
&. Lowehorp, aged eighty-One years,
once civil engineer of note, died
here today. He was the inventor of
the railroad turntable.
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Won't go just Now.
city.

LONDON, June 8. - Commissioner
Anderson, representing England in
the African boundary negotiations.
has postponed his departure for Ber-
lin until the end of the week.
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Weather Bulletin.

WAsHINGTON, June 3.-Forecast
till a. m. Wednesday, for eastern
Texas, fair no change in temperature;
easterly winds.
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Onp-haIf in Gold,

BUENOs AYREs, June 3.-The con-
gress of the Argentine Republic has
passed bill providing that one-half
of the customs duties shall be pay
able in gold.
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81 Reward,

Estrayed or stolen, a brown bell COW,
branded on left hip triangle with two ears; ;
three fourthS Jersey. Apply to 5. this
Office 6-2-1t.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
Ten Hours in France.

PARIS, June 3.-The government
labor bill fixes ten hours daily as the
limit for mems labor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-03

LONDON, June 1.-The Chronicles
Paris correspondent says that Count
Herbert Bismarck is engaged to
the eldest daughter of Lady Dudley.
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Companies Office, 4I3 {. Houston Street.
Liberal Terms to Agents
DrOWnPI at Sea.

! STOCKHOLM, June 3.-Rolla, the
parachutist, has been drowned at
sea.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-03

The German club will give a hop COM
plimentary to Miss Annie Price tonight al
Riverside park. Train leaves at p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02

pYussi. carpe.1. inquired or
Dla,n. and all carprta or car
p.ting Of Ike Character or de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
SCHEDULE Il.
WOOL, AND MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.

WOOL, AND MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
Al woods hair Of camel goat. alpaca. and o.h.r
NE animals shall be divided FOR the purpose Of liking the
s.es u b. charged thereon into The three following
tAAu
Claas oue. that /, 70 say, Nerino. n.csrzs metz.
st.s woois wool. Of Merno blood immediate o.
NuGte Down clotang woo,, and Hoolh o! iAc character
w soy 0: u" plecccns, !nciudhx snh as ha'" b""n
heretofore usually imported Eu the United Star' t1"n
Saeaa Ay.ts. New-Zes.and. Australia Cap u GOOD
dope. Russia Great Biita Canada and ".sewhec. and
So Including all no, hcrenaite: described o. deaig
1s<e In c!snes two and thee.
Ciass TWO. thu, {, " say. Leicester. Co.wod. Lincoln
VIE Down c0nbng woods, CAnada long WOODS, VI othei
aAe eOnbins woods 0 English blood and usually known
me ernA herein used and also hair OF the camel goat
upeea' add other Ike animals.
Ciass three, Tia, is u say, Donskoi. native South
American Cordoya. VALPARAISO native Smyrna. Rus'aa
eis hair aad Including all such wools Of Ike chaiact'
nave b'tn heretofore usually imported INT" The 'h"o
s~'es IRON Turkey. Greece. Egypt. syria ana e'e"hefe
ssepting iLpovc woods hereinafter proNioco Tor.
1he standard samples Of all woods which ore nov Or
be hereafter depoud In thu principal cus"m h"u''s
NE United States. under III. authority OF th' o"'"ty
NE TressuIy shall be the stancad ioI th3 ''>'I a
"a @ NoCs under this act. and the Sccf''a'f Vi "''
treasury shall have the authority these stancs d.
"a 70 mike such additions 70 them from time t'"
may Be required. and he sai cause 10 lie o'po'i''o
~ standards In other customhols"s OF the CH'o n''e'
'A0 they may b. needed.
Whenever shall have been Dnp'o'ed
Tie odmixtufe Of Merimp or Ena'h blood from thtif
oeot chaatcr as represented by the standard sah3e'
OF hereafter 70 b. deposited in the principal cuh"
Ssea Of the United states. .uch improved ~ooh -ha'i
eassiAed for duty either cisss as class t"o
soe esse may De.
he duty wools Of the INST class which shall bc
veFt~d wished ssi be twice the amount Of tn duty
uach they would BE- subjected II imported unwA-hed
- 0e duty woods Of nrst and second cat"e
eh shall be Imported scoured shall be three times th'
- which they would he subjected II imported IN
SAea
sn~ashed woos shall be considered such shall have
morn from the sheep without any cleansing; that
:, 0eif natuIal condition. Washed woods shall bf
~essed such have been washed with water on The
~ beck. Wool washed any other manner than On
~Ssps back shall be considered a. occurred wool.
- eusy upon wool Of the sheep or hair Of tho camel
- N1acs. and other like animals which shall b I'M
any other than ordinary condition or which shat
esed In ~ character condition for the purpose
~suee tae duty which slizu b reduced IN value
eamixture Of dirt. any other foreign substance
has been sorted increased In value BY the
~ Of say psrs Of the original necoe shsIl Be twice
~" 70 which II would be otherwise subject: PRO
49, .ass skrted woods imported ere hereby
woods on which . duty Is assessed amounting
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c!ipt!on. Per square yard snd
nd valor, N .'......'~.,.... &C cope soc & aopc
We've: AID tpr>ty velvet coy.
pets, figured pain printrl
on the watV OF otherwise and
all carpe6 carpcting Il
like char1e.Ar description.
per square yard and ad val
or,m .......................i oc lop 2Sc q sope
Tapestry Btu.s'l. carpets az.
urcd plain and all carpets
carl ctinG u like character
or descrDtioI, printed the
warp 81 other"i>", per square
yard and ad ,alorcnl. ...... 3Sc i0p c "0c 80 pc
Treble Ing ain. thrcc.ply and all
chain Venetian carpets. per
SQUARE ward and adj vaorcrn.. 1oc GOT c 12c %
Wool Dutch and two.plv incrain
esrl".s, per square ward and
I'd va'orn .................Hc 4op Sc L sopc
DrugRets a. bookings Jrinted
colorrd n otherwise per
squarc yard. ad PC 40 pc loo 80 c
Felt Correcting. ngurd plain.
per square yard. al valorcm lie e. cope t0pc
Carpets aud carpe.nC Of WOOL
OAK cotton. composed
In part Of either spe.
ciA,lv provided for. nd valorcm.50pc 4opc
Mats rugs screens. covers, has.
socks bc1 sides. art squares
and other portions Of carpctS or
cavpctns made wholly or In
part Of weol. and not specially
provided for. shall DO subject.
ed 70 the rate O: duty herein
imposed o. carpets carpet
ings Of uke character or dc.
scfption NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AoPc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-02
SCHEDULE L.
SILK AND SILK GOODS.

SILK AND SILK GOODS.
New rate. Old ,a,e.
SILK partially manu.ac turcd from
coeoons q from waste snk.
aud not further advanced or
maI,ufar Wrd than cardcd or
coi1brd suk. per m............ 300 W"
Thrown slk, not more advanced
than singles, tram, ofcan,ihc.
sewing dik. twist, ncss and
silk u,ad, or yarn, OF every
description except spun SIX.
ad vao.em. ...-.--. 3opc '"PN
Slan SIX IN ,hcins or cops or on
beams. ID Ns]or"m. ...- 90 p c
VeNet,, pu-h'- or Cihcf r''e
fabrics. centaning \clusiNr ot
sevcdxc 4, less thrn seventy hHc
Der ccntNnI ia weight OF silh,
Der pound anu al ,acrcm. 81 ooNl'P 'VPN
Containing sA'lus!Nc Of sell
Wedges .evcnt, i've pre- |ntum
or NOR. in weight VI AK. Per
mound and ad Valui"n .....-.-. 70 Y IN = w
n. - M c,.c .hou auv OF the foregoing articles pay
less rate Of duty than nifty per ecntum "a '"''ie"
weddings, gOfines su-l"hd'iH'
braccs brtng., bindings
brads es.lo,n, friiGcN. CORDS
and ta-Sss, o. IN" !oIt'
going which are elastic or non
elastic OuttOn,. and Ornament,
made II ok. or ~ when AJAX
Is compon'nt material OF
chir value. ad ,aoicm 80 20 WV
t.WebhinS nov 80 per cent al sloTeu|
Laces and cmbrtdrrics, hand
kerch.cfs, nceh rnmiAas
and ricAiAg. clothing ready
made and articles u wearing
apparel .! every cc-c1Ition'
Including knit goods. HAD Up
or MANUFACTURED! wholly or IN
mart hv g." tli!or. -eanstret"
o. manufacturer composed ~
SIN OF which s!!k ~ the
courn:4ot material OF chicl
value %. Specially provided
for I'm H., act. al >L.orcm 60 ooPe
De ~
PDyidA Tnat all such eiothing ftsoH 'h'u' NV
.,., -, v.,,iuR apparel when composed IN JAI' 81
80, .,... ,n, Including gloves elastic A'uoI> t'''
~. .,.,suy provided for IN th's act sa' 7" WIDE
10 ~ c!sat cents l"r ounce ana IN "''''' "'''
.,tv por cA..tun nj valoi'n
All m,u,cpc.ur~. O.: siis. or o'
which sill tho C""rn"nI
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