The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-16

ivory or bone. 20 per cent: dolls and other
toys of earthenware. % per cent. emery
grains. l cent per pound: emery wheels. .
Explosives irecrackers. cents per
pound; Eliminates. 30 per cent; gunpowder.
worth les than 20 cents per pound. cents;
above 20 cents cents: smokeleSs, L cents.
Matches, per gross. not more than l09 I'm
a box. 10 cents; otherwise i cent per lO00
matches: percussion caps. 80 per cent;
cartridges. 30; blasting caps, S2-S6 per 100
and 10 per cent.
Feathers and down. crude, Is per cent:
improved, 30 per cent; furs, 20 per cent:
fans. 30 per cent; gunwads. % per cent;
hair. human. 20 per cent; hair. curled. 10
per cent; haircloth (crinohne), 10 cents per
square yard; hair seating. % cents. hats OF
fur. value not more than s. per dozen. 81
per dozen; not more than $40 So: $50, $;
more than $50 81 and on all 20 per cent.
ad valorem additional.
Jewelry and precious stones. 80 per cent;
diamonds and other stones. cut and not
set. IL per cent: limitations. 20 per cent;
pearls. 10 per cent
Leather tanned, 10 per cent; dressed and
30 cents per dozen hfsies and 20 per cent. :
up to 20 cents and 10 per cent: boots and
shoes. 20 per cent. GloveS-Schmaschen
Sl.75 to s. per dozen pairs: glace. lamb or
sheep, $3.50 TO 81; goat or Kid. 81 TO ~
sheep. cloth. leather $3.50 to 81; lined: 81
per dozen additional All gloves under
valued, 50 additional per Dozen
Harness and saddlery. 10 per cent Manu-
features of amber asbestos. coral or gut.
% per cent; of bone. grass horn. rubber
straw or whalebone 50 per cent; o.
leather. fur. gelatin, ivory, mother-of-pearl
shell, papier-mache and shell ornamented.
80 per cent
Musical instruments and parts. 81 per
cent; paintings drawings. statuary. . per
cent.
Pencils. so cents per gross and so per cent: !:
slate pencils. cents per gross; leads, ~
per cent.
Photographic plates. % per cent.
Pipes and smokers material. 40 per cent.
of
10 cents per gross; umbrellas. parasols, ETC.
valued under S. % cents and 10 per cent.
ad valorem; over 81 % cents ana % per PEI
not especially provided for. 10 per cent
The duties on all manufactured articles
not enumerated are to be 10 per cent n: ana hn,,
any article resembling in material, quahty.
texture use an enumerated article, Is to
pay the duty Of that article and II IL re-
sembles two or more enumerated articles
shall pay the duty Of the highest.
The words competent material or chief
value are to mean the material shall ex-
coed i'm value any other single component
material. No articles which copy the trade
mark of any domestic are TO be introduced
sary for the construction of vessels built
i'm the United States for foreign ownership.
may be imported free under bond, but such
vessels are not to engage I'm the coastwise
trade of the United States. Articles manu-
featured of foreign materials for export
may be made in bonded warehouses and
such goods are exempt from duty or IN
ternal revenue taxes.
The importation Of obscene or immoral
literature. articles. or drugs for immoral
uses. to prevent conception or cause
abortion, or lottery tickets or advertise
ments is prohibited and such goods are 10
be forfeited. Any officer or empioye OF the
United States government who assists in
the importation of such articles may be
punished by a fine not exceeding 5000 one
years Imprisonment. both. Judges OF
the United States courts are authorized 10
issue search warrants for such articles.
Marchinery for repair may be imported
free of duty under bond Produce of forest
of Maine on the St. John and st. Croix
rivers or owned by American citizens. and
sawed or hewed in New Brunswick is to be
admitted free.