The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-05

to l cent per pound; nuts not specially pro-
vided for from 15 cents to l cent per
pound.
beef and Game.
In the meat list veal is added to the para
graph and made dutiable at 2 cents per
pound. The paragraph is changed so as to
make the rates specifically applicable to
fresh meats. Game is also added to the
dutiable list at the rate of 2 cents per
pound.
The Free List.
The following additions are made to the
House free list: Benzoic, carbolic. oxalicr
salicylic and valerianic acids, all fast black
coal-tar dyes, argols or crume tartars or
less crystals. crude beauxite, MANILA Irvine
measuring GOO feet to the pound. boiling
cloths composed of silk imported expressly
for milling purposes. books, maps, music.
engravings, photographs, etchings and
charts printed more than twenty years be-
fore the date of Importation, all hydro
graphic charts and scientific books devoted
TO original scientific research and publica-
lions ISSUED for their subscribers by scien-
tifc and literary associations. publications
of individuals for gratuitious private circu-
lation ard public documents issued by for
eign governments, books printed exclusively
in foreign languages or for the blind, books,
maps, ETC., specially imported, not more
than two copies in any one invoice, for the
use of any society or institution established
tionaI, scientific or literary purposes.
for the encouragement of the fine arts. or
for the use of any college, school or public
library and not for sale; brass or Dutch
metal, bromide. crude liquid camphor char
manufactured and not specially provided
for, ferina, fashion plates, fish except
salmon, caught in the great lakes or other
fresh waters, by or for citizens of the
United States: berries, fruit in brine, trop-
zeal fruit plants for propagation,
white glass enamel for watch dials. homes
and MILESTONE. lemon lime and Oranoo
juices, loadstones, orange and lemon peels
not preserved, paintings, original drawings
osophical and scientific apparatus for
schools, libraries and societies, professional
BOOKS, implements and instruments and
tools of trade or occupation in the actual
possession at the time of persons arriving
in the United States, regalia and gems,
statues, casts of marble, bronze or ala
baster, where specially imported in good
faith for the use of any society, school or
caul1f1oWer, cor1ander, mangelwurZer, rad
dish and spinach seeds and bulbs. not edi-
bic; skins of all kinds, raw, not specifically
provided for; tapioco, poplar and other
pulp woods, heading bolts, stave bolts, rail-
road ties.
Articles stricken from the free list in
clude casks, barrels. bags, etc, exported
from and reimported into this country.
There is a new paragraph in regard to coal
which reads as follows: Coal tar. crude,
pitch OF coal tar and products of coal tar,
known as %cresote oil, benZol, napthaline,
Xylol, phenol and cresoI."
Fish roe preserved for food purposes is
excluded from the lists, as are hides, An
CORA goat skins and asses skins; also min
eral salts from mineral waters.
The paragraph in the free list relating
to oils is rewritten and somewhat enlarged.
The paragraph in regard to wearing APP
parel is also new. 1t strikes out the House
provision limiting the exemption to citizens
of the United States t. 500 in value. and
also the House provision to the effect that
the exemption shall not apply to residents
of other countries entering the United
States more than once d year.
There are also new specifications in re-
gard to the Importation Of works of art for
exhibition purposes. These articles are to
be admitted free subject to the regulations
of the Treasury Department.