The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-11-30
HIS LITTLE BILL.
Mr.. Wilson and His Committee Sub
NIT Their Tariff Measure.

On every description Of glass and
glassware, there is a reduction of
twenty-five per cent.
Schedule e. covers all Metals and
Manufactures of Iron and Steel
Iron in pigs, iron kentle ledge,
Spiegel evsen, ferro manganese,
ferro silicon, wrought and cast
scrap iron and scrap steel, 229 per
centum, ad valorem, but nothing
shall be deemed scrap iron or scrap
steel except vast or refuse iron or
steel re-manufactured. All iron
in slabs, blooms, loops or other
forms more advanced than pig iron
and less finished than iron in bars.
20 per centum ad valorem.
Bar iron rolled or hammered,
round iron in coils or and bars or
shapes of rolled iron, thirty per
centum.
Beams, girders, joists, angles,
channels, car trucks, TT columns
and posts or parts of sections ~
columns and posts deck and bulb
beams and building forms, together
with all other structural shapes OF
IRON and steel, whether plain or
punched or fitted for use, thirty
five per centum.
Boiler or other plate iron or steel
except saw plates hereinafter pro-
| vided for, not thinner, ten wire
gauge, sheared or unsheared and
skel p iron or steel, shear d or rolled
in grooves. thirty per centum.
Forgings of iron orsteel combines
of whatever stage o, manufacture
thirty per centum.
Hoop, band or scroll iron or
steel, thirty per centum.
Railway bars made of iron or
steel, and railway bars made in part
of steel rails and punched iron or
steel fiat rails at twenty-five per
centum.
Steels of iron or steel, common
or black, including all iron or steel
commercially known as common or
black taggers, iron or steel and
skely iron or steel, thirty per
centum.
All iron or steel sheets or plates,
and all hoop. band or scroll iron or
steel, excepting what was CONNER
cially known as tin plates, terne
plates and taggers tin, and herein
after provided for, when galvanized
or coated with zine or spelter or
other metals, 35 per centum. Sheet
iron or sheet steel, polished,
planished or glanced, by whatever
name designated, IS per centum.
Duty still on tin plates.
Sheets or plates of iron or steel,
or taggers' iron or steel, coated
with tin or lead, or with mixture
of which these metals, or either of
them, is. made component part by
the dipping or other process. and
commercially known as tin plates,
terne plates and taggers' tin, 40 per
centum.
Steel ingots, cogged ingots,
blooms aud slobs, by whatever pro-
cess made, side blocks or blanks,
billets and bars and tapered or be-
veled bars, steam, crank and other
shafts, shafting wrist or crank pins,
connecting rods and piston rods,
pressed, sheared or stamped shapes,
saw plates, wholly or partially man
ufactured, hammer molds, or swag-
ged steel, gun barrel molds not in
bars, alloys used as substitutes for
steel tools, all descriptions and
shapes of dry sand loan or iron
nodded steel casting and steel in
all forms and shapes not specially
provided for % per centum.
COAL ON THE FREE LIST.
The free list includes coal
anthracite, bituminous, and shale
and coal slack or culm also wool,
iron ore, binding Irvine, lumber,
lead ore, salt, freestone, granite,
sandstone, limestone and other
building or monumental stone, ex-
cept marble, manufactured or un-
dressed; grindstone, finished or un-
finished; copper imported in the
form of ores, regulus of copper and
black or coarse copper and copper
cement, blue vitrol or sulphate or
copper; all preparations of coal tar,
not colors or dyes; borax, crude or
borate of soda, or borate of lime,
coloring for brandy, wine, beer OF
other liquors; copperas or sulphate
of iron, iodine, oliye oil, indigo,
phosphorus, sponges, aluminium, in
crude form; alloys of any kind in
which aluminium is the component
material of chief value, anthony,
as regulus or metal; metallic min
eral substances in a crude state and
metals unwrought; flax straw, flax,
spices, ground or powdered; cay
enne pepper, sage, timber hewn and