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designated repositories of the United

bearer, in lawful money of the United
States, of the denomination of $40 or
multiples thereof, with annual coupons
for interest at the rate of three per cent
per annum. and to sell and dispose of the
same for not less than an equal amount of
lawful money of the United States at the
treasury department and at the SUBJ
treasures and designated repositories of
the united States, and at such postoffices
as he may select. And such certificates
shall have like qualities, privilege and
exemptlons provided in said RESUMPTION
act Tor @he bonds therein authorized. And
the proceeds thereof shall be used for the
purpose prescribed in this section and for
10 other.
;, Bill No. PA bill to temporarily increase
tne revenue to meet the expenses of the
government and provide against de-
f1ciency.
Be it enacted, etc., that from and after
tne passage OF this act and until August l :,
IS9S, there shall he levied, collected and
paid on all imported wools of classes one
and two, as defined in the act hereinafter
cited, approved October l 1890. and SUBJ
Ject to all the conditions and limitations
thereof, and OH all hair of the camel, goat,
alpaca and other animals. exec Ut as herein-
after provided, and on ali noils, shoddy,
garnetted waste, top waste, slubbing waste,
rowing waste, ring waste, yarn waste and
all other wastes composed wholly or in
part OF wool, and on all wooden rags,
mungo and focks, duty equivalent to 90
per cent. of the duty imDosed on each of
such articles by an act entitled IAN act to
reduce the revenue and equalize duties
on imports and for other pur-
poses," approved October, 1890, and
subject to all the conditions and limitations
OF said acts; and on all woods and Russian
camels hair of class three as defined in
said act, approved October l, 1890, and
subject to all the conditions and limitations
thereof, there shall he levied, collected and
paid the several duties provided by the said
act, approved October l, 1890. And para
graph 279 of schedule K. and also para
graph 6s5 in the free list in an act entitled
AN act to reduce taxation, to provide rev.
enue for the government, and for other
purposes" which became a law August 27, 4,
1924. are hereby suspended until August
l, 1898.
Section 2-That from and after the pas.
sage of this act and until August l. 1898,
there shall be levied, collected and paid on
all imported articles made in whole or in
part OF wool, worsted or other material de-
scribed in section of this act, except as
hereinafter provided, 80 per cent of the
specific pound Or square yard duty i'm
entitled An act to reduce s the revenue a and and
equaiize duties on imports and
for other purposes" approved Octa-
ber 1, 1890, and subject to all
the conditions and limitations thereof.
In addition to the ad valorem duty now
imposed on each of said articles by an act
entitled "An act to reduce taxation to pro-
vide revenue for the government, and for
other purposes" which became law Au-
gust ~, 1894, and on carpets, druggets.
bookings, rugs, mats, screens, covers, has
socks, bedspreads, art squares and other
portions OF carpetings made in wool, or in
part OF wool, the specific square yard duty
imposed on each of said articles by said
act approved October 1, 1890, and subject
to all the conditions and limitations there.
OF, in addition to the ad valorem du:ies
paid on such articles by said act which be-
came law on August 27, 1894.
Sec. 3. That after the passage of this
act, and until August l, 1898, there shalt
be levied and paid on import lumber and
other articles designated in paragraphs
674 and 6S3 inclusive, of an act entitled
IAN act to reduce taxation, to provide
revenue for the government and for other.
which became law August 27,
1894, duty equivalent to go per cent of
the duties imposed on each of such articles
by an act entitled IAN act to reduce the
revenue and equalize duties on imports
and for other purposes" approved Oct. /,
1890, and subject to all conditions and
Limitations of said last named act, but
pulp wood shall be classified as round un-
timber exempt from de-
livery; provided, in case any foreign
country shall impose an export duty on
pine, spruce, elm or other logs, or upon
stave bolts, shingle wood, pulp wood or
heading blocks, exported to the United
States from such country, then the duty
upon the lumber and other articles mem
toned in said paragraphs 674 to 6S3 in.
elusive, when imported from such country,
shall be the same as fixed by the law en-
forced prior to 1890.
Sec. 4. That on and after the passage of
this act, and until August l, 1898, there
shall be levied, collected and paid on all
imported articles mentioned in schedules
A, B, c, d, f, G, H, I, ], L, NJ and N of an
act entitled IAN act to reduce taxation, to
provide revenue for the government, and
for other purposes," which became a law
August 27, 1894, duty equivalent to Is
per cent of the duty imposed on each of
said articles by existing laws, in addition
10 the duty of August 81, 1894; provided,
that the additional duties imposed by this
section shall not in any case increase the
rate OF duty on any article beyond the rate
imposed thereon by the said act of October
|, 1890, but in such case the duties shall
De the same as imposed by said act; and
provided, further, that where the present
'ate of duty on any article is higher than
vas fixed by said last-named act, the rate
,f duty thereon shall not be further in
creased by this section, but shall remain as