The times., 1893-12-15
1HR new TARIFF BILL.
rHs NEW RATES AND THE OLD.

Substance OF the Free List ssetion-Coal.
IRON Ore, Wool and Lumber to Paw No
More Duty-views of Congrsssmen Will
ssn and Bryan.
Ine Following is a full synopsis of the tariff
bill reported by the ways and means commit
too with a comparisonwith the present tariff.
The bill is to 60 into effect on March 1. 1891 II
IL passes congress: .
THE FREE LIST.
The free list schedule includes the following:
Acids.
Apples.
Arsenic.
Bacon and hams, beef. mutton and pork and
meats OF all kinds, prepared or preserved. not
specially provided for In this act
Binding twine.
Birds, stuffed.
Blue vitriol or sulphate Of copper.
Bone char. suitable for use In decolorizing
sugars.
Borsx, crude, or borate Of soda or borate Of
lime.
Camphor Of all kinds.
Clsys or earths, unwrouQht or unmanufac-
tared.
Coal tar. crude, and all preparations and
products of coal tar.
Copper imported in the form of ores.
Copper In plates, bars, ingots or pigs and
ether forms not manufactured.
Cotton ties of iron or steel cut to lengths,
punched or not punched, with or without
buckles, for baling cotton.
Cork wood cut into squares or cubes.
Coal, bituminous and shale, and coal, slack
Or culm; coke.
Diamonds, dust or bort, and Jewels to be
used in the manufacture Of watches or clocks.
Eggs.
Fresh fish.
Furs, undressed.
Ice.
India rubber, crude.
Iodine, resublimed.
Iron ore, including manganiferous from ore.
Lard. lemon juice. lime juice.
Milk. fresh.
Nickel, nickel oxide, alloy.
Cottonseed oil.
Paintings in oil or water colors and statuary.
Vines of all kinds. commonly known as nurs-
cry stock.
Plows, tooth and disk harrows, harvesters,
reapers. drills, mowers, horse rakes, cYltiva-
tors, thrashing machines and cotton gins
Plush, black, known commercially as hat
ters' plush, composed of silk or of silk and cot
ton, and used exclusively for making mems
hats.
Quicksilver.
Salt in bulk and salt in bags. sacks or barrels.
Silk, partially manufactured from cocoons
or from waste silk and not further advanced
than carded or combed silk.
Soap, all otherwise not especially provided
for.
sulphate of soda or salt cake or inter cake.
Sulphuric acid.
Tallow and wool grease, including that
known commercially as degras or brown wool
grease.
Freestone, granite, sandstone, limestone.
All wearing apparel and other personal ef-
focts shall be admitted free of duty without
regard to their value upon their identity being
established under such rules and regulations
q the secretary of the treasury may prescribe.
Timber, hewn and sawed, and timber used
for spars and in building wharves.
Timber, square or sided; sawed boards,
plank, deals and other lumber.
Chair cane or reeds, wrought or manufac-
tured from rattans or reeds.
Whalebone, unmanufactured.
Works of art, the production of American
artists residing temporarily abroad or other
works Of art, including pictorial paintings on
glass. imported expressly for presentation to a
national institution or to any state or munich
pal corporation or Incorporated religious soci-
ETY.. college or other public institution.
Woods-Namely, cedar, lignum vit@, lance
wood, ebony. box, grenadilla, mahogany, rose
wood, satinwood and all forms of cabinet
woods.
Atwood of the sheep, hair of the camel. goat,
alpaca and other like animals, and all wool
and hair on the skin, noils, yarn waste, card
waste, burr waste, rags and fiocks, including
all waste or rags composed wholly or In part
of wool.
Raw sugar.