New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
COLGATE & CO.'S
1906 LAUNDRY SOAP.
For years exclusively used by the best families

had been raised on every style but one, over the
duties in the existing law In the case Vi 'ne
large safety match the increase amouh'eu u y"
per cent and in the taper matches to from iV'
TO 800 per cent increase He regarded the disuhcoh
made between the men who made mating anu inc
| men who made matches wholly indefensibie'
Mr.. Vest dem. MOI remarked that the i''a"ce
| Committee was willing 10 let Chinese iha'o"s 80
| TO the free list. The Mckinley act had maue 'ne
| dutv II per cent while for twenty years peiore
| ,ho dutv had been only 20 per cent. one or the
| largest manufacturing firms of mating IN the
country had represented that II would DE sa'ishen
! with 20 per cent. and the Finance Com'hi''ee ."u
| given 20 per cent. The Finance committee "au
also given 20 per cent on matches. Ana 'he aei
tation about the increase OF the duty OH nia.oNe'
| came from the fact that the ad vaorem OF ~ per
| cent on the higher priced Matches the "aA
matches only used by the rich and iuxurious' maue
the rate higher than on the common ma'cheS u'eu
by the Ia .ge body Of the people
After further discussion Mr. Lodges aHenu-
nent-which he had modified By reducing the hs-
ures TO cents and cents-was rejected py u vote
Of yeas %. nays S. ~ -
! Tho amendment OF the Finance Committee was
agreed TO, making the duty on mating ~ pei
cent al valorem. .
49,, c,or,nor fRen Ohio called attention TO
| d,screnancy between paragraphs q and 4S. Para
graph q makes the duty on ink ana INK po"ue.s
and printers ink % per cent, ana Paras'"p
makes the duty the pigments from "hei i"n %
crepancy. and agreed TO have the uu'y vi HIN "
% per cent, and that was done
Mr. Allison Caep Iowa. moved 10 go odVh u"
paragraph 100 (making the duty on oucR"nea'
corn ETC. Is per cent ad vaorem) ara 10 s,iiNs
out the provso that those products shall be adfh''eu
free OF duty from any country which inpo'e' ~
,n,nor, dutv on the like product when exported
from the United States. ,
Mr. Jones Dem. Ark) agreed to MT ASo"
motion. and the proviso was struck out.
A new paragraph Ossl2 was also inserted Oh ''o
ton - Mr. Allison Eggs cents dozen
r,a-,~opb 9os az TO parchment papers. which was
reserved yesterday at the request OF MI "alNnse',
was then taken up. Mr.. Jones moved 10 sl'Ne o.'
the paragraph and to insert new paragraph man
ing the duties parchment papers 30 per cent au
valorem and on photographic and Photographic
prints 40 30 20, s. 6. and cents pouhu' III PRIV
portion to weight. size and thickness
Mr. Chandler. In bitterly sacastlc speech con-
graduated Democratic Senators on the progress
which they were making In the science OF pro'e'-
ton. Al valorem duties vicious and tended
10 frauds; but the latter part OF this Amendment
went on the system Of specific duties II had been
constructed painfully. patiently. assiduously ana
scientifically"
Mr. Vest said that after Mr.. Chambers speech ne
had great doubts about the amendment lie was
afraid that with all that laudation. there was some
thing wrong.
The amendment was agreed TO-
on motion Of Mr.. Jones Dem, Ark) paragraph
sl4 was amended 30 as to make the duty on MAJ.
pencils brushes and feather busters % per cent an
valorem 0nstead Of 3O. and 10 add the "orus on
bristles. ~ per cent
At p o'clock the free list was taken up NO &C
ton was taken on the paragraph as 70 "heh II ~
~ take effect that question being left open.
An amendment was offered by Mr. Jones and
agreed TO- adding paragraph putting on the i'ee
list cattle. horses. sheep or other domesuc am
mails that have strayed or been driven for pasur-
hafu
States and Mexico.
Paragraphs 37s and 379 green apples and dried
apples" were on motion OF Mr.. Jones. struck out
In paragraph 500 the committee amendment, war
10 strike out all except the words bacon ana
hams" The rest OF the paragraph read beef.
mutton and pork. and meats prepared or pre-
served" The amendment agreed 70.
Mr. PETER pop. KAN moved 10 strike out the
whole paragraph That was agreed TO; and bacon
and hams go TO the dutiabe list at % per cent.
Mr. Vest Dem. MOI moved to add TO paragraph
900 (all binding Irvine Of New-Zeaand hemp. isue
or tampico nbre) the words and manila twine not
exceeding SO feet the pound" Agreed to.
Paragraph n0 (booKs. engravngs. etc) having
been reached. Mr.. QUAY Gep. PENN moved to
strike out the words "and books and periodicals.
devoted exclusively to original scientific research
He did so At the suggestion Of typographical
Union No. 2 OF Philadelphia. whose resolutions on
the subject he sent the clerks desk and had
read. Rejected-yeas. IS; nays. 2-but further dis
cussion showed that the paragraph as II stood was
not satisfactory 70 either side OF the chamber. II
was by consent Of both sides. modified so as TO
admit free Of duty books. engravings. photographs
bound unbound. etchings. maps and charts
which shall have been printed more than twenty
years the date Of importation. all photographic
charts and scientific books and periodicals devoted
TO original scientific research. publications issued
for their subscribers By scientific and literary as
socatons or academies. or publications Of individ-
uals for gratutous private circulation. and public
documents published by foreign governments"
The mex paragraph ~. Books and pam
ph.ets printed exclusively In languages other than
English also books ana music In raised print used
exclusively by the blind"
Mr.. Quay moved 70 amend the paragraph 50 as
- connne 1t merely 10 books and music for the use
OF the blind. and argued In support OF the amend
ment In the interest OF German printers and pub
fishers in this country. The motion was rejected
Paragraph w Orado was amended 50 as to read:
"Brads. plaiis. dces and similar MANUFACTURES com
or rattan suitable for making or ornamentng hats.
Paragraph 40 "Cays or earths unwrought or I'M
manufactured" was struck out OF the free list.
The committee amendment 10 strike out broom
corn cabbages an; ana CIDER was withdrawn and they
The coal paragraph, AZ. was amended by striking
out "btumlnous and shale," and by making the
American vessels; but none shall be un.oaded."
Paragraphs As tcopperas). 49, GLACIERS diamonds)
and 4Sl frozen fish were allowed 10 stand over
without action.
The committee amendment TO strike out paragraph
ass Chinese mating was Withdrawn and Chinese
mating remains the free list
Dates and cocOanuts were struck out.
Paragraph 4si frozen fish, taken up again.
and Mr.. Jones Dem. Ark.) moved amendment
providing that whenever the President shall be salts
Ned that the Governments Of Canada and New
foandiand have provided for the admission free Of
land Of fish oil, whale oil. seal oil and Ash Of all
Kinds he shall Issue his proclamation declaring the
same and thereafter FISH oil and nsh from Canada
and Newfoundland shall be admitted free Of duty.
Mr. Hoar argued that the proposition should be
in the form OF a separate measure. not amend
ment 10 the Tariff bill whether for for
protection II he had his way he should say
that there should not be Canadian vessel ad-
mitted to an American port untf the hospitality
sells for repairs and suppies was practsed by Can