Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

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Il TIA tree IL the follsstag changes are
made
Animals imported fer bree1ing purposes
mat BE cf pare olse1 II = reeozni sd
bFe<d and duly Registered IN the book q
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iaw salaittsd saeh ANIMALS oa proof salts
fzcfory - the secretary II tbs treasury,
also t1ss tesnas u pesso1s oonlng laio lie
United St&tes frOm foreisa countries
Wild animals intended fer exhibition In
roo.oyeeal collections for scientific and cd
ucatioaal purposes. and not for sale OF
rrcht. are also admitted free.
Tbs proTision prosieins for the return
free Of datY Of articles Of American manu-
factGre once sent out of the country Is en-
teaded 20 make its terms more explicit
and 70 prevent fraud
B0leing cloths 10 come in free must not
b- suitable for manufacture into wearing
apparel.
straw braids. etc. for making OF orna-
menting hats aad bonnets dutiable al %
per cent are added
Cotton waste. or nocks. Is made free
Precious stones other than diamonds.
rough or uncut. GLACIERS aud engravers'
diamonds rot set, and watch jewels are in
cluded
Free eggs are limited TO those OF birds,
fish aud Insects.
Fashion plates engraved on cotton are
made free.
The provision about fish which stasds
In the old law, Fresh for immediate con-
SUMPTION" reads, "Fish. the product Of
American fisheries. and fresh or frozen fish
excepting salmon) caught in fresh waters
BY American vessels or with nsts CT other
devices owned by citizens OF the United
States"
The following are added 70 the free list
Currann, dates, jute. jute butts. sisal
utsctured grease, sour orange juice, paper
stock and other waste. phosphate for other
than fertilzing purposes, potash; seeds aud
bulbous roots, not ediblo; sugars under
No. 10 Dutch standard. and all forms OF
sugar and molasses below that grade; tar
and pitch. tobacco stems, turpentine;
nickel and nickel matte, with this proviso:
That ores of nickel and nickel matte. con
ratv trseY har pf
shall pay duty of 4 cent a pound on the
copper contained therein.
The following provisos are inserted re-
specting the subjects named: The tern.
periodicals" shall be understood TO en-
brace only unbound or paper covered pub
lications. containing current literature of
the day and issued regularly at stated peri
DDS, as weekly, monthly or quarterly.
The term ''regalia" shall be held to en-
brace only such insignia Of rank, or Office,
or emblems as may Le worn upon the per-
son or borne in the hand during public ex-
ercises ot the society or institution, and
shall not include articles of furniture or
fixtures, or OF regular wearing ap-
parel not personal property Of individu-
ais. There are numerous restrictions
made in the list confning the articles
in order TO enable them TO come with
in the law. All raw or unmanufactured
articles not named in the act shall pay a
duty Of 10 per cent. All manufactured ar
ticles, 20 per cent.
In nearly ali the cases OF change from
ad valorem TO specific duties the change is
an increase as the article has declined in
price since the first duty was placed on il.
Many ingenious calculations have been
made as to the proportion Of total imports
which come in free under the Mckinley
bill, some placing the amount rs hi N as
one half and others at less than third;
but il is impossible TO estimate it with al Y
oxactness, as nothing but experience viii
stow how much the import Of any article
VIII increase or decrease by reason of low
orins or r. mr. the duty. The new bill
contains --'- minute provisions - TO the
method o. 80 -niEistratioa-too nume--
ous 70 citc ..-.e and nos interesting 10 the
general reader.