The Dickinson press., 1897-07-31

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plants: teeth. natural or unmanufactured:
terra alba not made from gypsum or plas-
ter rock; terra 1aponica: tin ore. CASTER
blocks. pigs or grain or granulated; to-
bacco stems: tumeric:. turpentine. Venice;
turpentine; spirits Of: turtles: types. old
cine virus. valonia. verdigris or subace-
waters. unfeavened or Snedible. for esi orna. a.
mental use or for covering or holding
pharmaceutical preparations.
adornment. toilet articles and similar per. per.
s1nal efsects Of persons arriving in the
only include such articles as actually ac-
company and are in the use Of and as are
necessary and appropriate for the wear
diate purposes Of the journey and present
comfort and convenience. and shall not
b held to apply to merchandise or arti-
sale: provided that in case Of residents Of
the United States returning from abroad
AZ wearing apparel and other personal
sss ta Sy them Sgs Of the United
mltted free OF duty without regard to
their value upon their identity being es--
Gns rules rule and
800 in value Of articles purchased abroad
BY such residents Of the United States
Mhalebene. unmanufactured.
a, Mood.,L4gs and round unmanufactured
timber. including pulp wood. firewood.
gun stocks. rough hewn or sawed or
planed on one side. hop poles. fenceposts,
ship timber and ship planking: all the
foregoing not specially provided for in
.woods.-Cedar. llgnum vitae. lancewood.
ebony. box. granadilla. mahogany, rose
woods in the log, 'r rough s lo or hewn M : only:
brier root or brier wood and similar wood
unmanufactured or not further advanced
than cut into blocks suitable for the ar
ticles into which they are intended to be
converted; bamboo. rattan, reeds. India
malacca joints and sticks of partridge.
hair wood, pimento orange. myrtle and
this act in the rough or not further ad-
vanced than cut into lengths suitable for
sticks for umbrellas, parasols sunshades.
whips; fishing rods Or walking canes:
PHOTOGRAPHIC pictures and philosophical
and scientific apparatus brought by pro-
fessional sssi' artists, lecturers or scientists
temporarily for exhibition and in illus
tration. promotion and encouragement of
art, science or industry in the United
Works Of art, collections in Illustration
OF the progress Of the arts. sciences or
manufact4res. photographs works in terra
Gotta. partah. pottery or porcelain. antiq-
uities and artistic copies thereof in metal
Or other material, imported in good faith
for permanent exhibition at fixed place
tuition established for the encouragement
Of the arts. sciences or education or for a
municipal corpora1on: and all like arti-
cles imported in good faith by any society
association
tion for the purpose OF erecting a public
monument and not intended for sale nor
for any other purpose than herein .ex-
pressed.
Works Of art. the production Of Amcri-
can artists residing temporarily abroad.
or other works of art, including pictorial
presentation to national institution or
to any state or municipal corporation or
incorporated religious society. college or
other public institution. except stained or
painted window glass or stained or paint
cd glass windows.
Yarns, Zaffer.
remain SUBSTANTIALLY the same a a. in in the the
Wilson law.
SCHEDULE K.-Wool and Manufactures
of Wool.
All woods, hair Of tho camel, goat, alpaca
and other Iko animals shall be divided, for
the purpose of fixing the duties to be charged
t&lCEoout AutO tuo tuEco 1OllOWlIk CLSSCSs
Glass THAT is to sag, merino, mestiza,
metz or meas woods, or other woods Of merino
blood, immediate or remote, down clothing
woods and woods Of like character with any Of
the preceding, including Bagdad wool, China
lambs wool, Castle Branca, Adrinnople skin
wool or butchers wool, and such as have been
heretofore usually imported into tho United
tralia, Cape Of Good Hope, Russia, Great Brit
ain, Canadn, Egypt, Marocco and elsewhere,
and also including all wools not hereinafter
described or designated in classes and 8.
Glass 2-that is to say, Leicester, Cotswold
Lincolnshire. down combing woods, Canada
long woods, or other nko combing woods Of
English blood, and usually known by tho terms
herein used, and also hair of the camel, An.
CORA goat alpaca and other like animals
Glass 8-that is to say, Donskoi, native
South American, Cordova, Valparaiso, native
Smyrna, Russian camel's hair, and all such
woods Of like character as have boen hereto
fore usually imported into tho United States
from Turkey, Greece, Syria and elsewhere,
excepting improved woods hereinafter provided
for.
+ The standard samples Of all woods which are
now or may be hereafter deposited In tho prin.
cipal custom houses Of the United States un-
der the authority Of the secretary of the
treasury, shall be tho standards for the classi.
dcation Of woods under this act, and the 500.
10GoIy VI tuo t1ed6ufy II AuCnOrlZcO 10 renew
these standards and to make such additions
TO them from timp to time as may bo required,
and hs shall cause to be deposited like stand
ards In other custom houses of the United
States when they may be needed
Whenever woods Of class 8 shall have
been improved by the admixture Of merino or
English blood from their present character, as
represented by tho standard samples now or
hereafter to be deposited in the principal Gus.
tom houses Of the United States. such improved
woods shall bo classified for duty either as
class ! or as class 2, as the case may be-:
The duty on woods Of the first class which
lhall be imported washed shall be twice tho
amount Of the duty to which thoy would bo
@eas aas sseena sasts a ss ws dsy
shall be imported secured shall be three times
the duty to which they would be subjected il
imported u,iwashed. The duty on woods Of tho
third class II imported in condition for use in
carding or spinning into yarns, or which shall
not contain moro than 8 per cent Of dirt or
other foreign substance, shall be three times
tho duty to which they would otherwise be
Eubjected.
'-U4washed wools shall be Considered such as
shall have been shorn from the sheep without
any cleansing-that is, in their natural condi.
tion. Washed woods shall be considered such
as have been washed with water only on tho
sheep's hack or on tho skin. Hools Of tho first
aAO bfCOuU CA1aS1e5 SSSltcQ III uuy OGQer man.
ner than on tho sllecp's back or on the akin
shall be considered as secured wool.
Tho duty upon wool Of the sheep or hair Of
the camel, Angora goat, alpaca, or other like
animals, Of class and class 2, which shall
be imported in any other than ordinary condi.
tion, or which has been sorted or increased in
value by the rejection of any part of tho orig.
inal nesce, shall bA twice the duty to which It
would he otherwtse subject, provided that
'akirted woods, as imported In 1880 and prior
thereto, are hereby excepted.
Tho duty upon wool Of tho shaar oor hair Of
the camel, Angora goat, alpaca and other like
animals Of any class which shall bc changed in
its character or condition for the purpose Of
evading tho duty, Or which shall be reduced In
value by the admj4ture Of dirt or any other
foreign substances, shall be twice the duty to
which it would be otherwise subject.
2 When the duty assessed upon any wool equals
three times Or more that which would be as
sessed II said wool was imported unwashed,
the duty shall not be doubled on account Of
the wool being sorted.
II any bale OF package Of wool or hair speci.
ded In this act, imported as of any specified
class or claimed BY the importer to be duti.
able as Of any specified class, shall contain any
wool OF hair subject to higher rate Of duty
than the class 80 specided. the whole bale