New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

made dutable at so per ad valorem In 1od u rs
| ) cents per pound or less, the duty on which Is :
cent per pound: the other valued aboVe cehto ~
pound the duty which is 40 per cent a1 Vnlon 1n,iahIc
at 30 per cent sd valoem in the House hna c grass
amc databe at S per and Is per tcss cent lad ad
valorem respectively transferred to the free l1s
made ' of sRb Vesetabc s material dHtabc cents per
square ward IS stricken ont ana tney VIII pa.
according 10 the material Of which they arc conpU ..
Au manufacture OF veteta5le fibre. except cot'on
and lute otherwise provided for, are DIVIDED mug
two classes Valued at cents per pound or les, -. =
pound, 40 per cent ad valorem Iese mSiu9e ne tbn a
SQUARE inch and Shirt and collar linen cloth dntiable
i'm the House bill, AT 3 cents per p)und ana % p
cent al valorem, and 80 per cent al Vaiorc"' ~
The changes in the wool schedule are; .,o roo,s ~
The third class. -. oro
on woolcn and worstcd warns valned at not mo more
than 30 per pound the duty Is 10 be tWo any d
time, the duty imposed on PGTRG OF that dnty
and on woollen and worstcd cloths, knit fabrics ana ia
manufactnrcs Of every description made wholly or i
Of wool yaued at at not Tod ma Ses % ihc D ny imposed
on pound Of unwashed wool of the first class instead
ON blamiets. hats and hannes for underwear
valued at not more than 30 cents per pound and f haf
pounds Of wool Of The first class instead o INC u"S
on trimmings and buttons Of which wool or worsted
Is component material the duty Is 10 be 90 cen's pr
pound and 80 per cent ad valorem ih'tead o ~ oe'
In the silk and silk goods schedule the bounty Of
81 per pound for silk and cents per pound for lreIi
stricken ont also ic paragraphs fXns ndmnS dm,Ss oG o
Is per cent ID valorcm to $3 80 per pound a ana -
per cent ad valorcm. They are all made dutiabic al
fTc pro provision that silk clothing when composed in
Of 1ds rubber shall pay G"ty of iroRc I% ge"n ont
In the schedule Of pulp. paper and books these
copying papers flterinC paper, silver paper and
tissue paper are changed 20 - T Per Veiat d az rn' ~
Cigarette paper, from cents per pound and ana ID
per cent ad valoIem is changed To 20 per cent ad
Plain photographers paper is changed from 1' per
cent ad valorem to 25 pei per cent
brushes q all kinds are placed at 3S
ont and viii re assessed for duty under the schedules
relating the material OF which they are dy Of
cents per line button measure and 20 per cent ad
Bristes 20 Per cent ad valorem instead OF 10 cents
PEI CpTE bar, cents per pound instead Of 10 cents
manufactured corks. IL cents per pound instead o'
Dressed feathers and downs of all kinds, 40 per
cent ad valorem. instead Of so per cent -. oo
Hair cloth. : cents per square yard ihs'ean oi %
PEI Jcwerv' not specially provided for, 40 per cent
ad valorem. instead Of so per cent .a vaorc Is pro
vided for in the glove paragraph ,. o,ons, ,,so
Osler willow prepared lor oaS'crnce 80 or cant use
o5 per cent ad vaOrem, instead OF Az Per ctnt, -
Manufactures OF fur. 80 per cent al Valofeh' III
stead OF 80 per cent. -.... amt. nor
Mating made Of cocoa fibre or rattan, . cents pei
square yard. instead Of II cents. -. 49,. o,,ro
Paintings ana satuary not otherwise provided for
80 per cent ad vaIorem from the free Hstl - ,oror
Common clay tobaccoppes, 80 per cent au N'io''''
(reduced from 20 per cent?. 49, ,oo N ,r cont
Umbrellas. covered with silk or alpaca 90 per cent
nd valorem Instead Of 80 per cent ,,
Umbrellas of other material, 40 per cent al Vdio'e'
TRn tnlloWnr T manufactures duable at the rates
named are stricken Of the sundres schedule, anu
made dutabie nndfT GoT the are scofHpse co@posed
Piarofortes and panoforte actions 40 per cent au
RaIs. dolls or toys wholly in part OF india
Masks Of silk. - per cent al valorem
Musical Musical instruments 80 % per per cent cent
Umbrella fae and par , 30 pST ceh' per ag cent ad
valorem, are transferred 70 the wood schcdu'e anu
reduced to 80 per cent al vaioren ID ,,orem instead
" he change; in The free list ;,-v aGs rnrpo... are
urbrr % limited Gy tic dcniton not suitable for
the manufacture Of weaEs app applee re cruc,bcs Is added
from 81 so per toni -. ... .x.on,e, % in.
Featlers and downs for beds are ext EXTENDED 70 IN
The provision fish, the product OF American hsi,'
cries and fresh or frozen fish caught IN ish sh
by he citizens of the United states in the high seas
between the United states and the Dominion OIL
Canada ,.. .., ,,,,,.
Orchids lilv OF the valley azaleas. pains anu ot''1
plants used forcing under glass for cuthowers o.
decorative purposes, arc added -, ,.r,n, . co,,s
pound ON the nickel containedl. .
The ores Of cEs so6anF Gty " mort S 1"Gs cent pound
the copper contained therein, instead oil a cents
per pound. s. . oo,s n,
Indians passing or repassing the boundary line OF
the territories of the United states, are added
sponges, dutiablc in the House bill AZ 70 per cent
Tapioca is made free. without any restriction
The I lmitaton M in value to $500 Of wearing apparel
and personal effects Of persons arriving IN ne [ [i'cu
states which admitted free OF duty is st1cheh
Works Of art etc. brought in by professional artist
NOT for sale and now admitted free OF duty for the
term q six months may be retained N tns se eo1
Of the secretary Of the Treasury.
In the paragraph admitting unwromght glass disks
free provision is added permitting disks eight inchcs
in diameter n be polished sufficiently 20 enable The
GSpsnm. or sulphate Of lime Is taken from the free
list and made dutiable at el a ton.
Degras Is taken from the list and made dutlable al
The senate Finance Committee struck out all the
changes made bv the House bin the Internal Re-
enue regulations respecting the tax on tobacco the
manufacture Of vinegar from alcohol vapor ana tlc
present The internal Revenue tax on opium pre-
pared for smoking was increased from 40 10 Slo per
pound.
CANNOT BUILD WAR VESSELS on THE LAKES.
Washington. June 1e.-It was stated AT the Navy
Department todaN that thc cohudct roI III" o"'V"''
practice vessel awarded u > l. Moore & CO., OF
EIizabethport " j. their bid Of $3.50 OOO instead of
10 F. ". Wheeler. of West Bay City, Mch whose BID
So the that the Treaty Of 1917
with Great Britain does not permit the building Of war
vessels on the lakes. Under that treaty each country
agrees not 10 have more than three war vessels OF
not more than 100 tons displacement and carrying
not more than eighteen pound cannon, on the lakes
al the same time and that neither will build war YES
sells on the lakes without the consent Of the other
Government after six months notice. IL Is said that
the question Of building the new practice vessel at Bay
CITY was considered at Yesterdays Cabinet meeting, and
that IL decided that such would be vio
laton Of treaty stipulations.
TWO NOMINATIONS REJECTED BY THE SENATE.
Washington June 16.-The Senate spent an hour In
executive session this afternoon, during which time
two nominees Of President Harrison. who were ap
noinfed rnnre than year ago. were reiected 1hcy