The record-union., 1894-05-08

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cent. per pound.
The cigar paragraph is amended to read
as follows: Cigars, cigarettes, cheroots
of all kinds, 81 per pound and % per cent.
ad valorem. and paper cigarettes and ci-
gars. including wrapper, shall be subject
to the same duties as are herein imposed
on cigars.
Hops, eight cents per pound, the House
rate.
Paragraph $50, in regard to cotton
thread, is stricken out. and the following
inserted: Cotton thread and carded yarn,
warps or warp yarn, in singles, whether
on beams or in bundles. skeins or cops,
or In anyo ther form except spool thread of
cotton hereinafter provided for, not col
ored, bleached, dyed or advanced beyond
the conditions of singles by grouping or
twisting two or more single yarns to-
gether, five cents per pound, and IN addi-
tion thereto one-tourth Of one per cent.
per pound for each and every number,
the same shall exceed No. 20; if colored,
bleached, dyed, combed or advanced
beyond the condition of singles, by
grouping or twisting two or more single
yarns together, seven cents per pound,
and in addition thereto one-third of one
per cent. per pound for each and every
number in excess of No. 20; provided,
that none of the foregoing exceeding No.
cent. ad valorem.
Paragraph 253, relating to cotton cloth,
is stricken out and the following made:
Cotton, not bleached, dyed, colored,
stained, painted or printing. exceeding
80 and 100 threads to the square inch.
counting the warp filling, and not ex-
ceeding six square yards to the pound, Il
cents per square yard; exceeding six and
not exceeding nine square yards TO the
d a..
ing nine square yards to The pound, Il
cents per square yard; if bleached and
not exceeding six square yards to the
pound, Il cents per square yard; exceed
ing six and not exceeding nine square
yards to the pound, Ii cents per square
yard; exceeding nine square yards to the
pound, p cents; ifdyed, colored, stained,
painted or printed and not exceeding
six square yards to the pound, u cents to
the square yard; exceeding nine square
yards TO the pound, 81 cents per square
yard; provided, that on all cotton cloth
not exceeding 100 threads to the square
inch, counting the warp and filling, not
bleached, dyed, colored or stained,
painted or printed. valued at over seven
cents per square yard, Is per centum ad
valorem; valued at over twelve cents per
square yard, there shall be levied, COL
lected and paid duty Of 80 per cent. ad
Valorem.
Paragraph 2S1, relating in former bills
to wooden and worsted cloths, is changed
to read as follows: On knit fabrics and
all fabrics made on knitting machines
or fumes not included in wearing ap-
parel, and on shawls made wholly or in
part of wooden worsted, the hair of the
goat, alpaca or any other animals, not ex-
ceeding 40 cents per pound, 50 per cent;
valued at more than 40 cents per pound,
- IL, 10.1e i
neIs for underwear and telts for paper
makers use and printing machines. COM
posed wholly or in part OF wool. the hair
OF the camel goat or other animals, val
ued at not more than 30 cents per pound,
% per cent. ad valorem; valued at more
than so cents and not more than 40 cents
per pound, 30 per cent. ad valorem: val
ued ac more than 80 cents per pound, 30
per cent. ad valorem. Women's and
CLOTH bunting or goods OF similar
description or character of all manutact-
ures, including any that have rubber as a
component material, composed wholly or
in part of wool, worsted, the hair of the
camel, goat. alpaca or other animals. and
not specially provided for in the bill, the
House rate of 40 per cent. is restored, and
the following words added: Valued at
over 81 per pound, 40 per cent ad yalo-
not more than 81 per pound, % per cent.
ad valorem, and on the foregoing valued
at more than 81 per pound,. 90 per cent.
Ready-made clothing composed of the
above mentioned material, the House
rate cf 45 per cent. is restored
The provision includes in limitations of
furs: On cloaks, dolmans, talmas, ulsters,
or other outside garments for ladies' and
children's apperal and goods of SINH
composed in whole or in part of worsted,
hair of the camel, goat or alpaca, or other
animals, made up or manufactured.
wholly or in part, the rate is changed
from IS per cent. to 90 per cent. ad va
loren.
Brussels carpets, figured or plain, all
carpets of like description, 30 per cent. ad
valorem; velvet tapestry, velvet carpets,
figured or plain, printed on the warp or
otherwise, or carpets or carpeting of like
character or like description, 50 per cent.
ad valorem; tapestries, Brussels carpets,
figured Or plain, and all carpets or carpet
ing of like character or description,
printed on the warp or otherwise, 30 per
cent. ad valorem; treble ingrains, 30 per
cent; all the Venetian carpets, IS per
cent. ad valorem; Wood and Dutch two
ply ingram carpet, 80 per cent; druggets
and bookings, printed, colored or other
wise felt carpeting, figured or plain, 30
per cent. ad valorem; carpets and carpet
ing of wool. fax or cotton, or composed
in part of either, not especially provided
for in this Act, 80 per cent. ad valorem.
The date on which the reductions of
rates provided for In the manufactures of
wool shall take effect is fixed for Janu-
ary l, 1895, instead of December ?. 1894.
Added to the free list are the following:
Dressed fur pieces suitable only for use
hon TOO 49, L.
lasses, testing not above 400 polariscope
test. or containing 20 per ceut. of moist
ure; opium, crude or manufactured, and
not aduiterated, containing 8 per cent
and over of morphia.
Following is added to the paragraph in
the free list relating to agricultural i'm
plements: Provided, that all articles
mentioned in this paragraph, il imported
from country which lays an import
duty on like articles imported from the
United States shall be subject to the duties
existing prior to the passage of this Act.
There is modification ofthe provision to
this effect in the Senate bill,
Trial OF Coxey.
WASHINGTON, May THE trial of the
commonweal leaders, which has dragged
along in the Police Court for three days.
will be concluded tomorrow. Coxey's
explanation of his plans for redeeming
the Government was the principal feat
ure of the day apart from the speeches
by the lawyers. 1t is appsreut the case is
being tested on the broad grounds of JUS
tiiication for the Coxey movement, for
the Assistant District Attorney. in his
opening address, called Browne crank,
and did not hesitate TO insinuate that
Coxey was knaye, while the opposing
lawyers endeavored to make the trial ap-
the people.
The Silver Bill.
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Representative
Bland has received letter from Repre-
sentative Allen of Mississippi, member