New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19

or uneor any contingency, 20 adopt any part'cu'a.
method in the discussion OF the Tarln Dill mo pu'
could not be considered rs II should De- WITHIN TWO
week, or three or four weeks. and he had no
doubt that point would De reacheu "h'h ]" "'"
be considered fully debated
Mr. Henderson (Rap. Neb) moved to amend the
resolution so as to allow hour instead OF mar
an hour for the morning business. Re)ec,ed-feas'
q: nays. 80.
meant that a proposition TO defeat the bill by
resort to parliamentary methods had been mace "
penuh,,can Senator. and declined. he CHR. Chahd-
ler, knew nothing of IL. Such a proposition hau
never been made him or In his presence. lie hAu
never considered II as pertinent proposi,'on ne
had felt as every Republican Senator had ieit
that there would be two or three months OF ies't-
mate debate on the BILL and he coud not unuer-
stand on what theory, two or three months In ad-
vance Of the close OF legitimate debate there shouu
no a proposltion to defeat the bill by hhbusterng
and obstructive methods.
1t seemed TO him that that question was enureiy
Open Therefore Senators on the other $40 neeueu
not TO act on the theory that It had been decided
on the Republican side either that 1t would or
would not hbuser against the passage OF the DIN.
The resolution was again formally voted on and
agreed to- Under II the Senate Will. on ana AFTER
Monday next. meet at 10 n. m. ana halt an hour
afterward take up the Tariff bill
The Tariff bill then, at 1215. taken up MT.
Galunaer (Rep., n. H. being entitled TO the noor
to proceed with the third portion OF his speech
Mr. Hale asked him whether 1t would suit him
10 20 on with his speech tomorrow or Monday.
Mr.. Galinger said that 1t would and the consd-
Grafton OF the bill by items was then proceeded
with In the few minutes given to the bill last
night several items were agreed 70 In bulk' ana
without consideration. These were;
on medicinal preparations dtem $50 in which alco-
hol is used, 80 cents per pound, but not less than
% per cent al valOrem.
lt,tv al NOT
vided for in the Qtem 3d. % per cent al vaiorem
On products or preparations known as alkales,
etc Qtem 6o). % per cent ad valorem
Item 81, taxing cosmetics etc, 40 per cent al
valorem. was reserved til to-day.
on santonne salts Gtem 69. 81 per pound.
On castle soap Qtem CO. 20 per cent ad valorem;
on fancy soaps. IS per cent and on all other soaps
10 per cent.
On bicarbonate OF soda Qtem 6D. half cent per
pound.
| On sponges Qtem 3d. 10 per cent ad valorem.
| On sumac. ground Qtem 79. 10 per cent nd
| valorem.
| on cream of tartar Qtem 49,. 20 per cent al
| vaIorem.
On tartars and lees crystals. partly refined dtem
| 7i. 20 per cent
| On tartarate OF soda and potassa 0tem 20. .
| cents per pound.
The intervening items were not acted on.
| Item number 81 taken up as soon ms the bin
| was laid before the Senate to-day. II proposes
rate OF 20 per cent ad valorem on cosmetics dent-
frces and Nil toilet preparations and articles OF
| perfumery.
| Mr. Aidrlch (sep r ~ moved 20 increase the
| rate to 80 per cent lie made statement fortified
| By tables showing that some $3s.6N0CD reduction
OF revenue had been made in this bill. on matters Of
luxury, such fine hosiery wine. brandy. diamonds.
| etc. and a tax Of 100000 imposed on sugar. He
did not understand on what principle the Dill was
| made up In that way
AIr Vest Dem.. MOD. a member Of the Fiaanc,s
commltee replied to what hs caied IN, the e,,,d ihi
| which he referred to- and Oh which duties were
reduced were those OF unlimited l%P9r,ssic9 They
said; had but poor opinion about the inieiigence
Rumb t and rot Would 60 down with them Tor
After a long discussion Mr. Aldrich's amendment
was rejeced~yeas 90 nays 81
| The Item as reported was then agreed 10.
| Mr.. Aldricn moved 10 amend Item s. by chang
1 ing the duty on CASTLE soap from 20 per cent al
ysorem to u cents per pouna on al Sn On soap
other soaps from 10 per cent al vaiorem TO 20 per
[ MIR Vest opposed the amendment. and said that
81 there one industry In the country that could
~ 1n distingshed eS-rresi1cnt had sald-n every
great campaign. and his friends on the other side
The amendment was rejected. and the stem re-
| mains as previously stated.
The duty on bcarbonate OF soda or salefatus
| was left al y cent per pound; on bicnr2ma,e OF
soda z cent pound on bieh1omSte and , ehrom mate
cystals. = cent per pound and on soda am =: eonI
| pound dtems "a 10 SIS incluslve).
on strychnlne and It's salts dtem 70) 80 cents per
| valorem
This closed consideration OF schedule A, and then
! schedule D. "Earths earthenware and glassware,
| was proceeded with, the duties being fixed as foi-
On glazed brick dtem 7G). g per cent ad vaorem.
and on glazed or ornamented brick. 80 per cent ad
| valorem. On magnesic hre-brick Qtem I'D. 81 per
On tiles. plain not glazed. 40 per cent ad vaorem,
| and on glazed and ornamented tiles 40 per cent
| Utem 78).
on Roman and Portland cement otem ~. 8 cents
per 100 pounds in bulk. and other cement. 10 per
on lime. cents per 100 pounds dtem so.
ON B@f5e5 Of gaT p or 3Gn .s s0und per
aS pbps per a Sn Or T so or a on e
On U Common A and Y yellow Brown earthenWaTe tem
So, 20 per cent ad yaioren,
also paragraphs S. So. % and a. articles OF glass
on cylinder and crown glass dten 80 from, PA
cents per square foot to 20 cents per square foot.
on futed, rolled or rough plate glass dtcm s9.
ing nS to Size Ss and e we iStre loot 10 H CENTS
On cast polished plate glass Gtem 80. from cents
on cast polished glass, silvcred and looking lass
s% 3 9% size cep dn per b 5eSt
| TO pay qtem $50, a less rate OF duty but are 10
| on spectacles eye glasses and opera glasses Qtem
9S), 40 per cent ad yalorem ..
| On glass BEADS Ntcm 49, 10 per cent al Valoren.
| On lenses OF glass wholly or partly manufactured
ptem 100, 80 per cent I'D yalorem
| on fusibe enamel and glass slides for magic Ian
| terms, q per cent ad vaorem
On all stained painted glass windows, IS per
| cent ad valoTem dtem 1922.
An the glass Items having been disposed of o,
passed over the items as to marble. stone and
slate C03 l09) reached.
The rates fixed follows:
on marble. IN block. rough squared only 81
cents per cubic foot.
on marble. sawed or dressed. s. cents per cubic
foot
on manufactures OF marble. onyx a;abaster
45 per cent ad valoreni.
A discussion as 10 the granite industry OF New
| England started by an amendment offered by
Mr.. Hale Rep., Me.). to take rough granite from
the free list and put II on the dutiabe list at II
cents per cubic foot. IL carried on by Senators
| Hale and Frye. OF Maine, and by Senators Chand-
(,nlIr % HIM