The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-03-15

30 per cent ad valorem, wilson Dill ~
per cent.
The paragraph relating to blankets
| hats of wool, and nannels Tor under
wear and felts for papermaking anc
printing machines j. changed so as &c
make only one classification where the
| valuation is more than 30 cents pei
pound ana the duty for all IS left at ~
| per cent ad valorem.
IN wornen's and childrens dress
/ goods, coat lnings. Italian cloth, punt
ing, and goods Of imilar description
not specially provided for IL this ACT,
35 per cent ad valOrem.
On clothing ready made and articles
of wearing apparel OF every descrlp,
ton, felts not woven, and plushes and
other pile fabrics ard imitation OF lur,
40 per cent ad valorem; Wilson bill, A.
per cent, -
The paragraph fixing a duty OF 40
per cent on cloaBs, ulsters, etc, Is
stricken out as the articles are pro
vided for in another paragraph. On
weddings, gOriugs, suspenders, braces
beltings, bindings, braids, galloons,
fringes, gimps, cords and tassels. CORDS
dress trimmings, laces and emDrolder'
les, head nets, buttons or barrel put
tons. or buttons of other forms for the
assets or ornaments made OF wool or
wOrsteds, IS per cent advalorem; VIII
son bill 40 per cent.
The provision in the Wilson bill to
the effect that "On all rates OF duty in
the wooden schedule, except on car
pets, there shall be a reduction OF per
cent ad valoren to take effect July l,
1895, and thereafter of like amount
on July /, 1897, 1898, 1899 and 1900
respectively is stricken out.
Earthern and glassware schedule:
Plain brick increased from 20 to 20 per
cent. Undecorated china, porcelain
and increased from 80 to 40 per cent,
and decorated china, porcelain, orna-
ments, etc, decorated, increased from
40 TO 45 per cent.
Plain, green and colored, nodded or
pressed, and flint and lime glassware,
including bottles, walls, demij Johns and
carboys covered or uncOvered),
whether filled or untitled. and whether
their contents be dutiable or free not
specially provided for in this act, 40
per cent advalorem; Wilson bill 30 per
cent.
All articles of glass, cut, engraved,
painted, cOlored, printed, stained, dec
GRATED, silvercd or gilded. not includ'
ing plate glass, silvered or looking
glass plates, 40 per cent advalorem;
Wilson bill 81.
All glass bottles, decanters or other
vessels or articles of glass when cut,
engraved, painted, colored. printed,
u. ,tl nryn ,nnntaI
or decorated, except such as have
ground necks ana shoppers only, not
specially provided for in this act, in
Guiding porcelain opal glassware, 40
per cent ad valOrem. Wilson bill, 30
per cent.
Unpublished, crown and common win
dow glass not exceeding 1G by "a
inches square, Is cents per pound.
Wilson bill, ! cent. Above that and
not exceeding "a by 30 inches square,
] IA cent per pound, Wilson bill
/ Is. Above them and not exceeding
81 by 3G inches squore, 2 cents per
pound. Wilson bill, 3.S cents. All
above that cents per pound. Will |
son bill, | 3.
In the stone schedule the only |
change is to change grindstoues from |
81 - per ton to 10 per cent advalorem. !
Roofing states increased from 10 to |
20 per cent ad valorem.
Flax, hemp and jute schedule. Bur-
laps not exceeding 40 inches wide, con-
tanning not over 40 threads to the
square inch, counting warp and filing !
- per cent al vaIorem. Bags for
grain made OF such burIaps, % l-2 per |
cent al valorem; Wilson bill, 20 per !
cent. Flax gill netting, nets, webbs
and seins, 80 per cent ad valorem; Will
son bill, 30 per cent.
Oil cloth for floors, stamped, painted |
or printed including linoieum, cOrti-
Gene, cork carpets, figured OF plain,
and all other oil cloth Except silk |
oil cloth and waterproof cloth, |
not specially provided for in this act !
valued at % cents or less per square I
yard, 25 per cent ad valorem; valued '
above % cents per square yard, 30 per |
cent al valoreu. Wilson bill 80 per |
cent on all classes.
Collars, cuffs and shirts, composed |
wholly or III part Of linen, 45 per cent |
nd valYrem. Wilson bill 80 per cent.
Sundries - commercial, bitumiEous |
ard Shale, 10 cents per ton; coal, slack
Or culm, - cents per ton, free in the
Wilson bill. Coke Is per cent ad va
Iorem, free in the Wilson bill.
Leather and manufactures ell
leather, sole leather, 10 per cent ad.
yalorem; Wilson bill 80. Calf skins,
tanned or dressed, dressed leather, III
Guiding patent, euameled and japan
ned, dressed or undreS.ed and finished,
'hamois or other skins not specially
enumerated or provided for in this
act, 20 per cent advalorem; Wilson bill
ID per cent BoOkbnders' calf skins,
kangaroo shoes and goat skins, in
'luding lamb and kid skins, dressed
md finished, 20 per cent advalorem;
Wilson bill 10 per cent Piano forte
Gather 20 per cent advalorem; Wilson
dill % per cent.
Matches of all descriptions 10 per
,ent. wilson bill 20 per cent.
Hats for men, women and children's
wear, composed Of the fur of the rab.
bit, beaver or other animals, 80 per
cent. Wilson bill 80 per cent
Pearls 10 per cent. Wilson bill Is.
Precious stones of all kinds, cut but
not set, Is per cent. Wilson bill 30
per cent, if set 30. Wilson bill 80.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The senate bill changes the Wilson
'ufpS on piUorS and piparnttaS Tha