New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12


articles embroidered by hand or machinery, IN
brodered or hcmstitched handkerchiefs end arriss
made wholly or in part OF lace RULINGS, tuckhsS
readings. from 81 per ad valorem 10 ~
In the schedule of wool and woollens. the follow
ing changes are found: ,-o-,
saxony, Wilton and Tourney velvet carpets. from
velvet tapestry Brussels. treble ingram .hreep =;
80 per cent al valorem. wool Dutch and two-py
ingram carnets. from % per cent to = per III "a
wool AJAX cotton specially provided for from
In the schedule OF silk and silk goods the fol-
silk partially MANUFACTURED from cocoons or from
waste silk and not further advanced than c, u, ~
or combed silk. from % per cent ad vaiorem 10 .
In the schedule Of snndrles the following changes
Pearl and che. buttons. wholly or partly manu- anu,
lactured from 40 per cent al vaIorcm 10 ''"'
Jewelry and canoes. from p per cent 10 d" p'
cent ad valorem. uo
than 80 cents gross. from 10 cents gross 10 %
! per cent al valoren.
CHANCES IN TIE FREE LIST.
Two new provisos are inserted in the free list
One provides that ivory shall be admitted free OF
duty when sawed cut into logs but not other
wise manufactured: the words Into logs nave
been added. The other proviso requires that ohIY
such foreign petroleum shall be admitted ifee 60, oil
duty as is the product OF any country tha' , ror
not impose a duty upon petroleum importer "O"i
wearing
brought in free Of duty by citizens and residents
Of the United states returning from apro'u i re-
Section 50 has been modified 50 70 repeal Sec
ton Of the Administration act OF lSO ana con,
amendmen lI' The new scon eontnucs the
Ing Board OF General Appraisers thus removing an
Ss prScd In ins O 1 ihe Committee S this
furnished sufficient evidence OF the determination
changing single word or sentence. Every motion
offered by member Of the minority Went WEI, p aOMn
undo COLI heFnn -
sentatives well as Democrats throughout me
c@nntry VINO know VIVA. ne INJURIOUS well make
their minds that all the strength and energy ot
,e ma)Drity OF tne VI "ss am1 ~ The Admnls
tration. VIII be exered to foist Il upon the country
REPUBLICAN AMENDMENTS s0uELcHED.
Four OF the schedues-chemicals earthenware
and glass. metals and wood-were considered, after
n fashion. and disposed OF at the afternoon sitting
number OF amendments offered TO each
schedule all OF which voted down. and then
a motion 10 substitute the existing schedule IN each
made md rejected on yea and nay vote
TO the chemical schedule was 70 restore carbona,te
OF ammonia TO the duia9e is ana ,I Dg'ra B e
tro manufacturer showing the need 81 dut . nm
manufacturer that the English manufacturers pro
pose to control the American market after IN, M
tariff is taken of. even II they have TO give their
goods away" In order TO obtain control - l.,
The peppermint industry Is an important one IN
and he moved to restore the specific duty on pep,
permInt oil. but his motion shared the fate OF all
While the metal schedule was under consideration.
Republican members called attention to the appar-
lengths for cotton ties. with or without buckles.
hoop iron is retained on the du,iable list and mo-
ton made TO restore cotton ties TO the same
Vision ss W was retalned Three OF the southern mem
Ser OF the committee hail from states In when
hoop iron IS manufactured. and their influence was
too powerful to lie overcome .,o,,,,or,. ., both
the earthenware and glass and metal schedules but
all OF them were rejected "
offered amendments TO restore 10 the dutable list
each OF The manufacturers ,nst ,nr III b snena
ments had been voted down he moved To substitute
the existing schedule, and that was rejected by yea
and nay vote.
REFUSING TO KEEP THEIR AGREEMENT.
The prospect now is that such consideration 40 the
bill will receive In the committee Will be finished
on Wednesday, ard tina; It VIII then be- thrust into
the House without giving the minority time TO
committee today MIR Reed insisted that the ten
day agreement made At the special session was sun
In force but this denied by the members 81
the majority. 1t then suggested by 'acmbers OF
the minority that they were entitled to the priV-
mulating their objections thereto. but Chairman
Wilson 1nd hts c1nSagnga dssfs s To ths a s
remains open one and II Is barely possible that
that has been long and uniformly observed.
SO far can be ascertained but little progress
illusions in regard to what Internal revenue pro-
visions shat be proposed In order 10 make good
the estimated deficiency In the customs revenue
Mr. McMn. who f. chairman o. the subcommit,
tee said to-day that the tax on cigarettes would
be at least doubled. but that no conclusion nal
been reached in regard to income or corporation
tax or an Increase I'm the whisky tax. and he left
the Impression that the members Of the majority
are still al sea on those questions. II is not i'm
probable tina, the internal revenue provisions VIII
be held back until after the sugar schedule has
been disposed Of by the House. II Is whispered
that the majority OF the COMMITTEES. cxpects. II
does not even desire that IN" Ious" will reject i,s
modified bounty provision and vote duty OF
cent n pound on imported sugars under NO. 10:
Dutch standard which Il IL estimated would Yield
a revenue Of 100000 year, This proposition -
favored by the Secretary OF the Treasury and. f
II should be adopted. IT would relieve the com
mittee from a good deal Of iis embarrassment In
regard 10 internal revenue legislation.