The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-03-16
WOOL SCHEDULE.

Raw wool is left on the free list eX-
actly as in the Wilson bill, the provi-
sion to go into effect August 2, 1894.
In manufactures of wool the valuations
as given in the Wilson bill are stricken
out. and the schedules now read as fol-
lows:
Wool of the sheep hair OF the camel, goat,
alpaca and other like animals in the form Of
slubbing, waste. rowing waste, ring waste
mungo. shoddies, garnetted or carded waste
carbonizcd' noils or other waste product any
OF which is composed wholly or In part OF WOOL
the hair Of the camel, goat, alpaca ana other
like animals which has been improved or ad-
vapced beyond its original condition as waste
by the use of machinery or the application OF
labor or both. and carbonized wool, shall be
Eubiect to a duty OF per centum ad valorum
ON wool Of the sheep, hair Of the camel goat
| aluaca. or other like animals, in the form OF
! rowing, roping tops, . per centum al val
orem. On woolen and worsted yarns 80 per
centum ad vaIorem. On woolen or worsted
/ cloths shawls knit fabrics, manufactures OF
| eyery description made wholly or in part Of
wool worsted, the hair Of the camel. goat, al
/ raca or other animals, and any OF the ABOVE
i having India rubber as component mateflal'
not specially provided for in this act 81 per
/ centum ad valorem dnstead Of 40 as in the VIII
| Bon bilD
On blankets, hats OF wool,a and iannels' > per
| centum ad valorem; valued at more than 81
| cents per pound. 80 per centum ad valorem-
| On women's and children's dress goods, com
| Dosed wholly or in part OF wool not specially
| provided for in this act, 80 per centum al va
| loren dnstead Of 40l.
| ON clothing ready-made, and articles OF wear
ing apparel Of every description, and lmita
| tions of fur composed wholly or in part o
wool, etc, 40 per centum ad valorem dnsteac
ON weddings, gorings, suspenders, braces
oeltings. bindings, brsids, etc, IS per centun
ad valorem dnstead OF 4O).
| CARPETS remain unchanged
The reductions in the duties for man
ufactures of wool shall take effect De
cember 2, 1894
STRICKEN FROM THE FREE LIST.
Articles stricken from the free lis
are as follows:
Apples. green, ripe and dried. etc; beef, NUT
ton pork; bone char, suitable for use IN de
colorizing sugars: bltuminus ana snare an
| coal slack or culm, coke; cocoa, hoer, moo
| mating manufactured from round or spill
straw. including Chinese mating; dates, cocoa
| nuts Brazil nuts. cream nuts; gambler; CUTS
salted: horn strips and tips; iron ore; olives
green or prepared; orchids. lily of the valley
azaleas. palms and other plants used for forcin
under glass for cut flowers or decorative pun
noses; sausage skins; sugars; stained or paint
ed window glass painted glass; painting
and statuary.
In the paragraph referring to article
imported for exhibition by any assOcia
ton authorized by the United States o
, any state the additions to the free lis
are as follows;
Any cattle horses, sheep or other domesti
| animals which have strayed across the borde
to any foreign country. or where such domesti
1 / animals have been or may be driven acros
! such boundary by the owrer for pasturage pu
/ nose the same may be brought back TO th
United states free OF duty, under treasuT
regulations
The paragraph pertaining to straw'
hats, etc, is changed to read as TO
lows:
straw. chip. grass, palm leaf, willow, osi'
> or rattan. in the form of hraids, plaits lace
suitable for making or ornaInenting hats. DO
nets and hoods; also when imported for trir
ming mems and boys hats only, hat-bands NJ
exceeding two and one-half inches IN widt
and when cut in lengths not exceeding thirt
50 1 seven inches: hat landings not exceeding OF
and one-ouarter inches IN width. and when C
in lengths rot exceeding hfty-four inches; ar
hat lining composed in whole or in part Of sil
satin or cotton. when cut in pieces not q
ceeding twelve by sixteen inches, tT fve
thirty inches
Other items added are:
10 Diamonds and other precious stones, rpul
or uncut. including miners diamonds; cod o
not specfhcally provided in the act; media
bestowed and accepted as honorary distir
tlons.
= To the paragraph which admits fr'
y "spermaeeti, whale and other fish oi
of American fisheries" the committ
adds. and all fish and other produet
u of such fisheries
To the paragraph dealing with pain
ings, the word painting is defined
follows:
And the word painting as used IN this
shall not he understood 10 iHelaae saeh