New-York tribune., 1894-05-25


smaller snd d,t, than No wire gauge shall be cassed
70 the next paragraph q2D. Iron and steel
wire Mr. a,5;i Allen POP Neb? moved an amend end
for fencing baling and binding purposes -,
Mr. Jones Dem Ark; while Iayoring the he S,e- He-
tinguish the purposes for which wire was i'm,
ported and that the effect Of the amendment would
Mr.. Allen contradcted that statement and argued e
IN favor Of his He proPoseedf ft0cn TO Tre
and Mr. Jones expressed his Willingness TO consent
While Mr.. Allen changing his amendment
Mr.. Aldrich suggested loosely that the Senate
fixing up the paragraph: and Mr HoaT com ~
mented the fact that Mr. Jones had prop9Ten 20
Committee The amendment having gs 6een Mn Hoar
So az TO a the 10 o Til
The amendment was an bs own city
(Worcester). The works there he said had orougn. @
down the price OF fence wire enormously oih "a npob
ably get along without duty, as II hau pa.en
patterns, skilled labor and marvellous m l 9rsan. nvnr
the West and Northwest and the Middle states:
and at these the amendmeni would sars SITE was any
other reason for acceptnS me n tbs senator from
sn ssPSd Of nP 4s: Senator So 6f 's o he
Massachuse,ts Vas an sa,a bv any Senator on this
sS Of PeGm h chamber ne to Vote for this think
that probably the first time he senator 81 ir'Ia ba
chuses vii; know the p0sTn r vote myse
Nr PETER G'op, Kan) in the course of some re-
marks announced, with an apparent ssrlousnesss
which provoked laughter. that the Popuhst party
would be in power In 1876
FENCE WIRE TO COME IN FREE.
Finally Mr. Aliens amendment was added to the
committee amendment, with the understanding Una.
the phraseo.ogy would be so changed TO adm' al
fence wire free OF duty. and then the who.e para
granh 900. as amended was agreed to, as follows:
Wire round iron or steel wire. all sizes not smaller
than 10 wire gauge, IA cents per pouno avis
per pound; smaller than l6 wire gauge. cents per
pound: all other iron or steel wire anu ~ VIZ cor ~
striD stee, commonly known as crinoine WIRE cor
set wire drill rods. needle wire. plano wHe, c.ooN
and watch wires and all steel wires, whethei pO'1,
ishAd or unpoHshed. in coils or stralghtehed anu
cut to lengths. drawn cod through dies & ana @ ma.
wire fat steel wr t OR snon snee SIGe SIX On or Other
eral or meta, and all iron and steel vauei aISs -
maj all manufacturers Of iron and steel wire not
otherwise provided for pay the same raoa d o' from
and in addition thereto l per pound; provi6ed,
further, that barbed wire eommony Hseu S, io' ''"0
The next paragraph G20 prohibiting an al!owahHce ice
or reduction of duties by partial loss or damage GS
rust or discoloraton iron or steel or any arHre h
The duties on anchors paragraph l2sl' WeeTe We
fixed 2lo cents per pound on cdS aSes a e M cents
per pound; on biacksmths hammers e., uhes G3m
IL cents per pound on boiler or 9'ner tuors 2 S -
25 per cent ad vaorem; on bots and hinges ~,
cents per pound on card cotning, snuaTe foot
ali other 20 cents per square foot O32; on cas-ion
pine Q23 clio cent per pound, anu U" rorrd
the words mot finished parts OF machinery or're
struck out of the paragraph on casuhsS s, ~ boIow
leabe iron G25), s-l0 cent per pouiI; ." ra,:s per
wST co1ied sa1e s5an Of Of a i"RTa Rnds % Of
/ Steel $50. 30 per cent ad vaorem o,ao, 60 q :
/ The panknife paragraph QSS was amehu,ra - an
TO read Penknves. pocket knives; or eras 81 dozen % M
3 per cent ad valorem valued at more % r' cnni
cents and not exceeding 20 cents per dozen. i ~
per dozen; valued at more than 20 cents anu ", 1 -,
ceedIng 81 per Dozen % cents per dozen, Ns,i' ~
|
! dozen 30 cents per dozen; valued al NOR "..,, s
81 50 and not exceeding g per dozen dzon 90 n ~
dozen valued at more than ~ per Auy1,n' al Tho
foreroinc valued at more than 30 cents per co. y
and not more than 81 per dozen. - PET Ce'' .br az
vaorem provided that blades; handeS oI Sod MY J IN
this paragraph. imported in any other Inaner sr s
assembled in penknives pocket-knVes or eidsrls i =,
shall be subject 20 no less rate ol W. orasers
! nrovded for penknives. pocket-knlVes or e'dS'''
| Valued at more than 20 cents per dozen T., ,ho
Swords and sword blades O3" were Iei' az Il" '''
| House bill at IS per cent al valorem o, 49,,
Paragraphs 40 and ln. table KNIVES hies' w.
The pnaragraph as TO muskets d42) remains as IN
the House BILL leaving the duty on muskets Inu.~ . 4
loading shotgins and sporting rifles - per cent ai
PARAGRAPH 49, placing a duty OF 30 per cent q =
yalorem on sporting breech-loading snotSuns mn aII
! bInaton shotguns and rifles and pistols Inc p"I"-
graph had not been 1naly disposel oi. .oal
9%ben the Senate adjourned. Mr.. Hoar was speik-
ing in favor Of pT9.rTi0n Tris Dem G T Tehn ASKED him
10 Weld for n motion 10 adjourn IN DINER am" 80
! Mir Hoar said. I'VE always obey me of'er "' Wv
drum-major; ,, ,o,, ,o- tho blob COM
n,lment naid me" said Mr. Harris. II move that me
Sana,e do now adjourn" And the senate al D. III
adjourned until tomorrow.