Evening journal., 1890-06-19

cent ad valorem, instead of 10 cents per
1900. Crude aluminium, 20 per cent. ad
valorem, instead Of s5 per cent Bronze
powder. 10 per cent. ad valorem. instead OF
IS cents per pound. Fine copper imported
ia the form of ore, y cent per pound, in
stead of / Il cents, Old copper, ] cent per
pound, instead of "a cents. Coarse copper
and copper cement, cent per pound, in
stead Of "a cents. Copper in other forms
not manufactured, 4 cents per pound, in
stead of cents. Block zinc, ~ cents per
pound. reduced from 1g4 cents. Nickel,
crude. dutahle at cents per pound, is
transferred 10 the free list.
The Isetaliatory Provision Omitted.
In the wood schedule the house provision
fixing an equal retaliatory duty on sawed
| lumber imported from countries imposing
an export duty on logs is struck out aud a
provision inserted making the duty to be
! imposed ia such cases the same as the rates
| under the present law. Sawed boards Of
cabinet woods 20 per cent ad valorem, re
| duced from 85 per cent
Cotton manufactures.
! The changes in the schedule of cotton
manufactures arc as follows: Cotton cloth
valued at more than cents square yard
II bleaehed, 3i8 cents per yara printed, 4
cents, instead OF 30 per cent. ad yalorem.
The provision that ready made clothing
having India rubber in its composition
shall be subject to duty Of go cents a
| pound and 80 per cent. ad valorem is
struck out. All pile fabrics, hleached, ~
cents per square yard and 20 per cent. ad
valorem If dyed, coored or stained, paint
ed or printed, II cents and 20 per cent ad
valorem Goods manufactured as cotton
chenille are not specified IA a special class.
The maximum duty on hose is 40 cents per
dozen pairs and 40 per cent. ad valorem, in
stead Of 81 and 40 per cent ad valorem.
The maximum duty on shirts and drawers
is sle5 per dozen and 80 per cent. nd
valorem, instead of S2.25 and 40 per cent,
nd yalorem Corsets are eliminated as a
separate paragraph and duty will be
charged according TO the material Of which
they are composed.
Flax. Hemp and Jute.
The schedule of fax, hemp and jute and
manufactures thereof undergoes the fol
lowing changes; Yarn made of iute IS pei
cent, ad yalorem instead Of 30 per per cent
Oil cloth for floors and water proof cloth
not specially provided for valued above q
cents per square yard, 10 cents per square
yard and 80 per cent. adyalorem, instead o.
Is cents and 80 per cent ad valorem
Brown and bleached linen cloth, contain
ing not less than 100 threads 10 the squar
inch, 80 per cent ad valorem, instead Of >
per cent: this duty TO take effect immedi
ately instead Of Jan /, 1894. In the hous
bill manufactures OF vegetable fibre, eX
cepi cotton, not specially provided for, ar
. made dutiable ut 80 per cent. ad valoren
2 in this bill they are divided into two classes
one valued at 8 cents per pound or less til
duty on which is cents per pound, th
+ other valued above cents per pound, th
q duty on which Is 40 per cent. ad valorem.
q In the Wool Schedule.
d In the wool schedule Russian camel
:. hair Is taken out OF the woods Of the thii
y class. on woolen and worsted yarns va
v ued at not more than 80 cents per poun
Il the duty is 10 be two and a half times q
i duty imposed on a pound Of unwashe
wool Of the first class, instead Of twi'
= that duty and on wooden and worstt
y cloths, knit fabrics and manufactures
every description made wholly or in pa
u of wool valued at not more than 30 cen
y the duty per pound is to be three times Il
n duty imposed on a pound Of unwashs
y wool OF the first class instead Of twice th
y duty. On blankets, hats and flennels Il
= underwear valued at not more than
Is cents per pound the duty is to be the san
as that imposed on one and one-half pount
Of wool Of the first class, instead Of ol
re pound. On trimmings and buttons
u which wool or worsted is a component m
is terial the duty is to be GO per cent. ad Y
Il lorem, instead Of 20 cents and 90 per cent
~ No Bounty for SILK.
a. In the silk and silk goods schedule Il
= bounty Of 81 per pound for silk and cen
IN per pound for fresh cocoons, reeled AZ
p produced IN the United States, is stru'
4 out; also the paragraph fixing duties
&c goods in the piece from I5 cents per pour
p and Is per cent. ad yalorem TO $3.50 p
pound and Is per cent ad valOrem, accor
ing 70 weight They are all made dutiat
e at 50 per cent. ad yalorem The proyisi'
40 that silk clothing, when composed in pa
m Of India rubber, shall pay a duty Of
ID cents an ounce and GO per cent ad valorel
25 is struck out. In the schedule Of pulp, !
85 per and books, copying papers, ilterii
m paper, silver paper and all tissue paper a
as changed to 25 per cent ad valorem from
10 cents per pound and Is per cent ad valorel
ID The provision fish, the product Of Anne
a can fisheries and fresh or frozen fish caug
ed in fresh waters, except salmon is ma
nd to read, Fresh fish caught by citizens
I'd the United States in the high seas or Ia {
open waters OF the lakes forming boun
2 airy between the United States and t
4 dominion Of Canada"
X The limitation in value to $500 Of WEI
he ing apparel and personal effects Of perso
arriving in the United States, which m
be admitted free Of duty, is struck o.
st Gypsum sulphate Of lime is taken from {
or free list and made dutiable at 81 per 10
M Degras is taken from the list and ma
20 dutiable at cent pound.
n Revenue Features struck Out.
ed Almost all the international reven
features introduced in the house ",
10 struck ont by the committee. The m,
OF important of these relate TO the tax
OF tobacco, the manufacture Of vinegar FRI
9 the evaporation Of alcohol and the fort
ed cation Of wines. The committee increas
is the internal revenue tax on opium p
pared for smoking from s. to SO per pour
as. Lightning's Deadly Work in Ohio.
~ AKRON, o., June 19-The storm Tuesd
u night was particularly severe in and abo
~ DoylestOwn. The Catholic church W
y struck by lightning and damaged 60 I
~ amount Of several hundred dollars. I
" house of William Lyon was riddled by t
y same bolt, and Mrs. Lyon severely injurC
~ ~ Near Rogues Hollow, Fred Dies, marri
u only fortnight ago, was killed by ligl
- ming, and several companions who h
~ taken shelter in the barn with him we
~ stunned and burned. Several barns we
eN burned Vhera are two had WashOuts