Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-10-30


up into complete articles.
.Quinia, sulphate of. and all alkaloids salts
of cinchona-bark.
Rags. not otherwise specially provided for.
lOld rate 10 per cent
Regalia and gems. statues, statuary and speci-
mems OF sculpture where 81 o ;Ia4ly imported In
good faith for the use OF any society incor-
porated or established solely for educational.
philosophical literary or religious purpos e.. or
for the encouragement OF line arts, OF for the
use or by order OF any college, academy. school /.
seminary OF learning or public library In the
But the term "regaIia" as herein used shall
be held to embrace only such insignia of rank
or Office or embems as may be worn upon the
person or Borne in the hand during public ex-
erctses, society or institution, and shall not in
Guide articles of furniture fixtures of
regular wearing apparel, nor personal property
OF Individuals.
| Kennels, raw pre- pared.
Saffron and safiiower, and extract of, and
saffron cake.
Sage. crude, and Sage -four.
| Saiacine.
Sauer-kraut.
| Sausage skins
| seeds: Anise, canary. carraway, cardamon.
corlander; cotton. cuinmin. fennel. fenugreek.
! hemp told rate &c per pound). hoarhound. mus
| tard, rape, St. Johns bread or bean, sugar-beet
mangelwurzel sorghum or sugar cane for seed.
and ali Hover and grass seeds (old rate 20 per
the foregoing not specially provided for.
Selap or saloup.
Shells of all kinds not cut. ground or other
| wise manufactured
Sh tgun barrels, forged, rough bored. (Old
| rate 10 per cent?
| Shrimps, and other shell fish.
Silk raw, or as reeied from tho cocoon, but
not dubbed. twisted. or advanced in manufact-
SILK cocoons and silk-waste.
| Slk-worIns' eggs.
skeletons and other preparations of anatomy.
| Snails.
Soda, nitrate of, or cubic nitrate, and chlorate
| OF. GOld rate % per cent?
Sparterre, suitable for making or ornament
| ing hats.
Specimens Of natural history, ,botaay. and
| mineralogy, when imported for cabinets or as
| objects OF science. and not for sale.
| SPICES.
| Cassia, cassia vera, and cassia buds,
| Cinnamon and chips of, unground
| Cloves and Glove stems. unground.
| Glnger-root. unground and not preserved or
canded.
| Mace.
| Pepper. black or white, unground.
| Plmento, unground.
Spunk.
| Spurs and stills used in the manufacture of
earthen, porcelain, and stone ware.
Stone and sand Burr-stone in blocks, rough
| or manufactured. and not bound up into mill
| stones; cIH-stone, manufactured, pumice-
stone, T, tten-stone and sand (now 10 per cent?,
| crude or manufactured.
| Strontia, oxide of, and protoxide of stron-
| tan, and strontianite, or mineral carbonate of
| strontia
Sugars, all not above No. IS Dutch standard
| in color, all tank bottoms all sugar DRAWINGS
| and sugar sweepings, sirups of cane juice,
| melada concentrated melada and concrete and
concentrated molasses, and molasses. told
rates: Sugars. 10 to 20, per h. Sc above 90 per
Id, SIC; tank bottoms, etc, polariscope, 73 de-
grees. Per H. 4-l0c; bottoms, each degree
| above 70. per lb. 4-1ec)
Sulphur. lac precipitated, and sulphur or
orrte crude IN bulk; sulphur GRE as
containing in excess of % per centum of sui
phur &c per toni, except on the copper CON
tanned therein. and sulphur not otherwise pro-
/ vlded for $50 to $40 toni.
Sulphnric acid which at the temperature of 60
degrees Fahrenheit does not exceed the specific
thousandthss for use In manufacturing super
phosphate of lime or artificial manures of any
| kind, or for any agricultural purposes.
Sweepings of silver and gold.
| Iaploca, cassava, or cassady.
| Tar lold rate 10 per cent?, and pitch of wood
Inow 20 per cent?, and pitched coal tar (old rate
| 20 per cent.
Tea and teaplants.
Teeth. natural or manufactured.
Terra a ba.
Terra japonica.
Tin ore, cassiterte or black oxide of tin, and
| until July l, 1893, and thereafter as otherwise
provided for in this act.
Tinsel wire lame or lain. (Old rate 25 per
| cent?
| Tobacco stems. (Old rate Is per cent?
Ionanin, tonqua or tonka beans.
| Tripoii.
Termeric.
Turpentine, Venice (Old rate Zoe per eaIlon)
| Iurpentine, spirits OF.
Types, old, and fit only to be remanufactured.
| Uranium, oxide and salt of. (Old rate rs per
| cent?
Vaccine virus.
' Vaonia.
| Xerdigris, subacetate of copper
WATERS unmedicated. (Old rate IS per cent?
| Wax vegetable or mineral.
| Wearing apparel and other personal effects
Inot merchandiseJ of persons arriving in the
But this exemption shall not be held to n
clude articles not actually in use and necessary
| -tn%. -
| the purpose of their journey and present COM
| fort and convenience, or which are intended for
any other person or persons, or for sale, Pro-
| vided, however, that allsuch wearing apparel
| and other personal effects as may have been
once imported into the United States and sub
| jected to trS payment Of duty, and which may
| have been actually used and ia ken or exported
| to foreign countries by the persons returning
Herewith to the United States, shall if not adj
| any means since their expectation from the
| United States, be entitled to exemption from
unde, seh rnes and h
scribed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
| Whalebone, manufactured.
| Logs, and round manufactured timber not
| specially enumerated or provided for in this
| act.
| Firewood handle-bolts heading-bolts. stave-
bolts. and shingle-bolts, hop-poles, fence-posts,
| railroad ties. ship timber, and ship planking
not specially provided for.
| Woods, namely, cedar. Egnum-vit@, lance
wood, ebony box, granadilla, mahogany, rose
wood. satinwood, and all forms of cabinet
| WOODS, IN the log, rough heWn, bamboo and
| rattan manufactured; briar-root or briar-
wood, and similar wood manufactured or
| not further manufactured than cut into blocks
| suitable for the articles into which they are in
tended to be converted; bamboo, reeds and
sticks OF partridge, HARDWOOD pimento
orange, myrtle. and other woods not otherwise
specially provided for in the rough, or NOT fur
Their manufactured than cut into lengths suita-
BILE for sticks for umbrellas, parasols, sun
| shades, whips, or walking-canes; and India
maiacca Joints, not further manufactured than
| cut into suitable lengths for the manufactures
into which they are intended to be converted.
Works of art, the production of American art
| lists residing temporarily abroad. or other
works of art, including pictorial paintings on
| glass. imported expressly for presentation to a
National institution, to any state or munic-
pal corporation, Incorporated religious soci-
ETY., college, or other public institution except
stained or painted window glass or stained
| or painted glass windows; but such ex-
emption shall be subject to such regulations as
| the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe
(Oid rate free)
Works of art, drawings, engravings photo
| graphic pictures, and philosophical and scien-
| tific apparatus brought by professional artists
lecturers or scientists arriving from abroad for
| use by them temporarily for exhibition and in
| Illustration, promotion and encouragement of
| art, science, or industry In the United States,
and not for sale, and Photographic pictures
| paintings and statuary, imported for exhibition
by any association established in good faith and
| duly authorized under the laws of the United
States or of any state. expressly and solely for
| the promotion and encouragement of science
| art or industry and not intended for sale shall
be admitted free of duty, under such regula-
lions as the secretary of the treasury shall nre-
scribe: but bonds shall be given for the pay
| ment to the United States of such duties as
may be imposed by law upon any and all of
| such articles as shall not be exported within
| six months after such importation; Provided.
| That the secretary of the treasury may, in his
| discretion, extend suck period for a further
term OF six months in Cases where applications