Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-28

II 10 new UomuSl atA~ lAa iA e''- w. ?
out TO the public, and its provisions full
fiji every expectation Of those who have
predicted that it would be radical
measure Of reform. To many respects
itisa surprise even TO the Democratic
membe Of Congress, as il is unprece-
dsnted in many Of its provisions.
The free list is of that liberal scope
sufficient TO satisfy the most radical ad-
vocates Of reform, and the reputation
OF the principle of reciprocity, which
has been the pride Of the Republicans
and the bcte notr Of the Democrats for
a number OF years, is decisive and em-
phatic. Thus the tariff bill, in addition
TO the reform il makes in the customs
laws, will necessitate immediate re-
adjustment Of treaties with South
American countries, which enjoy prac-
ticaI or theoretical reciprocity with the
great American Republic Of the north
ern hemisphere.
The bounty on sugar which was TO be
so promptly repealed is instead TO be
repealed by easy gradatiOns and will
not reach its conclusive effect until
lfter tbs end OF the present century.
The committee met at II o'clock this
morning and after the roll call, Chair
man Wilson 40 once laid the Dill before
the entire committee. On aud after
the first OF March, 1894 the following
articles are 70 be added 70 the free list:
ADDITIONS To Tue FREE LIST.
On and after the first day of March
1894 the following articles for the use Of
the United States are to be added TO the
free list;
and meats of all kinds, prepared or pre-
served, not especially provided for In this
act
Baryta, all binding twiue manufactured
ia whole or in part from lstle or IamplcO
fiber, manila, sisal grass, or sum, OF single
ply and measuring not exceeding OOO IeeJ
70 the pound.
ornaments, and bird skins prepared for
preservation, but not further advanced 10
Blue vitriol or sulphate Of copper.
Bone char, suitable for use in decolor-
izing sugar.
~ coal. bitumiuous and shale, and coal
slack or culm coke, coal tar crude, and all
preparations and products OF coal tar,
not cOlOrs or dyes not specially provided
for in this act oxide Of cobalt
Copper imported iu the form OF ores; old
copper. At only for manufacture; clippings
from new copper ana all composition metal
of which copper is a component material
of chief value not specially provided Tor
in this act: regUlus Of copper and black or
coarse copper and copper cement; copper
In plates bars, ing0ts or piss and other
forms. not manufactured, not specially pro
vided for in this act; copperas or sulphate
Of iron.
Cotton ties iron or steel, cut to lengths,
punched, with or without buckles for bolt
Ing cotton.
Diamonds, dust or bort, and jewels TO be
used in the manufacture Of watches or
clocks.
Downs of an kinds, crude, not specially
provided for in this act.
Fresh hs0, furs, uudressed. Iodine, re-
sublmated.
Iron ore, including manganiserous iron
ore. also the drOss or resldlum from burnt
pvrites and sulphur ore, and pyrites or sui
phuret of iron in its natural state.
Lard. Lemon Juice, lime Juice Juice and
sour orange juice
Mica and metallic mineral sUstanCes in a
crude state, and metals uuwrOught, not
specially provided for iu this act
Oclrs and Ochery earths. sienna and sl-
enua earthS; umOer and uWber earths, not
specially provided for iu this act
COttouseed OIL Paintings, ln oil or water
cOl0rs, aBd statuary, not otherwise pro-
vided for In this act
Plows. tooth and disc; harrOws, har-
Isl rHa. a asrH
cuItjvatOrs, threshiug machines and cotton
Plush, black, for making mems hats.
Quicksilver; salt
Silk partially manufactured from CO
cOOns or from waste silk and not farther
advanced or manufactured than Carded Cr
combed silks Soap all not otherwise
specially provided for in this act.
SU.phaLe of soda or salt cake or nltre
cake Sulphuric acid.
Tsllow and wool grease, including that
known commercially as degras or brown
wool grease.
Straw. Burr stone bound up into mill
stones; free stone, granite, sandstone,
limestone and other building or mOnu-
mental stone except marbel unmanufact-
ured or Uudressed, not specially provided
for in this act.
Am wearing apparel and other personal
effects shall be admitted free Of duty with
out regard 10 their value upon their iden-
tiiv being established under such rules
and regulations as the secretary or the
treasury may prescribe.
Timber. hewen and sawed, and timber
used for spars and for building wharves;
timber, squared or sided; sawed board
panks. deals aud other lrmber; laths,
picket ana palinRs; shingles, slaves OF
wood of al. kinds wood uumanutactured
Provided that if any export duty is laid
upon the above mentioned articles, or
either Of them, all said articles imported
from said country shall be subject 70 duty
as now provided by law. Chair cane or
reeds, wrought or manufactured from rat
tans or reeds.
Woods, namely, cedar, lignum, vitae,
lancewOOd, ebony, box, grRnadllla, mahog-
any, rosewood. SatinwOOd and all forms or
cabinet woods, in the log. rough or heWn;
bamboo and rattan, unmanufactured; brisr
root or oriarwOOd and similar wood, un-
manufactured; bamboo, reed AID sticks Of
partridge, hair wood, pimentO, orange,
myrtle and other woods, 10 the rough or
not further manufactured than cut into
lengths, suitable for sticks for umbrellas,
parasOls. sunshadesi whips or walking
canes.
An wool Of the sheep. hair Of the camel,
goat, alpaca and other like animals, and an
wool and hair on the skin; nOlls, yarn
waste. card waste. burr waste and fogs.
including all waste or rags composed who'll
ly or in part Of wool
ALL MANUFACTURERS or IRON
and steel have a tariff Of 25 per cent kdra-
loren, excepting cast hollowware, cOsAPd,
.