New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16

the natural state: patina IN ,ny,,s hars sba o
rnd wire platinum unmanufacsured and vases
tbarao, anu other apparatus. vessels and parts
nlereSd composed OF platinum, for chemical uses
of mirage potash crude or black salts; nitrate
VI po'ash or saltpetre. crude sulphate OF potash,
cr ue or refined. and muriate OF potash: pull.
luna yuma sulphate Of and all alkaloids or salts OF
rags not otherwise specially provided for:
Saffron and safiower, and extract Of and saffron
caKe' sagea, crude; saacin; seed. anise caraway,
hemp, hoarhound mustard. rape. St Johns bread
or oene. sugar beet. mangel wurzel sorghum or
sugar cane for seed and all flower and grass seeds,
al the foregoing not specially provided for; salep
or saloup: shotgun barrels. forged, rough bored
doubled tNisted or advanced in manufacture; silk
cocoons and silk waste; silkworms' eggs: skeletons
or or cubic nitrate and chorate of sodium
alogy. when imported for cabinets or as objects OF
science; spices cassia cassia vera and cassia ouds
mace. nutmeg pepper. black or white and p-
mento all the foregoing when unground ginger
spunk spurs and stills used in the manufacture Of
earthen porcelain and stone ware; stone and sand
Burr in blocks, rough or unmanutactureu,
cliff stone. manufactured. rotten stone trlpoiI
and sand crude or re n9 ronta
oxides or and protoxide of strontian. and stroh-
;ianite. mineral carbonate OF strontia.
Sulphur, lac precpitated. and sulphur or orlm-
nhuret OF iron in its natural state containing In ex
cess Of % per cent Of sulphur and sulphur not other
Suphuric acid which. at the temperature OF 80
degrees Fahrenheit does exceed the specific graV-
Inv OF 3s0-l0O0 for in manufacturing superphos-
plate OF lime artificial manures OF any KIND, or
for any agricultural purposes: Provided, that upon
all sulphuric acid imported from any country country:
duty upon sulphuric acid exported from the United
States. there shall be levied and collected duty OF
one-fourth OF ! cent per pound:
.Tamarnds. tar and pitch Of wood, tea and lea
Japonica Tin ore cassiterite or black Of tin,
and tin in bars blocks, pigs or grain or gIanuated
iurmerc turpentine venice: turpentine. spirits Of;
turtles types old and fit only 10 be manufactured
1 rxil and al+ of
Vaccine virus valenia verdlgris. subacetate Of
Wax, vegetable or mineral
Wearing apparel. articles OF personal adornment,
spr arG n ,ne afq niad but this exemption
shall only include such articles as actually accom-,
appropriate COR the and of such persons for
| conforf and convenience and shall not be held 10
apply 10 merchandise or articles intended for other
persons for sale: and in case the persons mus ar
irving citizens or residents OF the United States
the articles exempted shall exceed 800 in value
nor shall me exemption apply TO resIl1nts r 0i oe
| in each year Provided however that all he wear.
ing apparel and other personal effects OF residents OF
the United States. so returning as may nav neTn
taken by them out OF the United States to foreign
! value or improved in condition by any process OF
labor manufacture In such countries, snail ne al
upon their identity being established under appro
pirate rules and regulations 10 be prescribed b. the
Whalebone unmanufactured: wood logs and
round mnmanpfactnTed timber 1nfa"q bol pun pun
| blocks for gunstocks. rough-Lewn or sawed: hop
poles fence posts, ship timber and ship panking-
All the foregoing not Specially provided FOR
/ Woods, namely. cedar, Hgnum vitfe. lancewood.
ebony box gTanadiiia mahDs.hy W. 1Se log
rough hewn only; briarroot or briarwood ana
| similar wood manufactured, or not further ad-
vanced than cut into blocks suitable for the articles
| into which they intended 10 be converted;
bamboo rattan reeds, india malacca Joints and
| sticks Of partridge. HARDWOOD, pimente. orange.
myrtle and other woods not specially provided for
Than is cut ' into length Suitable for sticks for
| brellas parasols. sunshades whips, fishing rods or
Works Of art. artistic paintings. statuary and
specimens Of sculpture the professS2na' pr t,
tons Of statuary or sculptor only eteninss,
drawings engravings, Photographic pictures ar
tstc works in terra Gotta pas G metal
marble or other material; any OF the foregoing
imported for free exhnio1' sGey LOT th er pirdns
try. and not intended for sale shall De adn u,
5 ge o. Of 0 thy Tresury may prescribe but bonds
eban he given 70 the United States for such duties
may be ,ba no be- D es s% within six moths
after such Importation or for the payment OF law
aforesaid be sold transferred otherwise used
contrary TO this provision ana sueh art nd si
ton by the proper officers OF the customs me
Secretary Of the Treasury may ex'eho c suee
application Is made: and the privileges OF this sec
ons sl Arms or individuals engaged in connected
| with business OF a private or commercial CHAR
Vans zaner.
RECIPROCAL CONCESSIONS.
Sec 2 That for the purpose Of equalizing the
trade Of the United States with foreign coun-
tries and their colonies producing and exporting to
| this country the following articles:
c6'rIs brandes' manufactured distilled from
grain or other materials ana not speciaIly Plo,
| vines stn wines. Including ginger wine or ginger
cordial and yermouth faces maze Of cbiSf value
ali mineral waters and all limitations OF natuTs1
not specially provided for in this act paintings ana
statiary sugar moasses and other articles pro-
w a. any of them the President be and he IS
hereby authorized 10 enter into negoiiations WIZ
! ne Tinted States the above mentioned articles
with view TO WHEN recipf6ca and equivalent
Concessions may be secured in favor q the PROD;
ucts ard manufactures OF the United states, an, ana
whenever the Government Of any countTy or eoi1hs
producing and exporting TO me Ihred inc COM mn
n'erciai agreement with the United S'ates or make
waoS Of shs P be Reciprocal Inc
President agthorzed to h suIP mpSson u the the
cges ne norfed 10 the United States from such
s6uST SO or coony and hsreupon ana thereafter
the duties lereG SoIeG Se as A foIoWs namely
ARGOS or crude tartar, or wine lees crnaei
cent per pound; ehieie cents pc, pUu nr obsr ma
Ie@iaI5 and not specially provided Tor in this se
snarPSiing Wines in bottles containing not more
han one quart and more than one PIN 90 per
90 more than one-haf pint s. per dozen contain
ing one-haf pint each or less 5 90 per GSzvn, ~.
80 other vessels containing more IMAM one
mart each in addition TO 50 per dozen bottles on
he quantities in excess OF one quart al the i"'e
OF 81 80 per gallon -. 80 siraar orr
sill wines including ginger wines o. ginger COZ T.
5i and vermOuth in casks, - cents per saIioi ~.
battles or Jugs per OF one dozen Doles OF yuss
containng each not more than one quart ana hiol
-, or. mint or "a bottles or jugs, containing each
not more than one pint 81 60 per case ana any fAs
nees bevonc these quantities FOUND IN such potties
80 baIl he subject 10 a duty OF cents per pint
or fractional part thereof but no separs ~ VI ~
tional duty shall be assessor upon '''
jugs. III - -, which c TX Is the com
| ndnart rnsferfal or chief value. 10 per cent du
ValOrem. , III iroita,ions of mineral
g. min