New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

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10 need Of such notice.
The proposal TO concur In the House provision
was then agreed 10 without the formally OF
vote. $3.50
Paragraphs S94 (surface-coated paper and Ss0
were agreed to. with the notifications heretofore
made by the Finance Committee.
Coal (4O5) was then taken up. MI. ALISON sun
mitted changes making the duties on pilu'''''o"s
coal and all coal containing less than " per cent
fixed carbon and shale 81 cents a ton or twenty
eight bushels, eighty pounds TO the bushei' coa'
slack cu. such as viii pass 'nro uer cent ad
inch screen 10 cents rom reating to certain
reciprocal trade on coal was omitted AS oi'e'
inaliy reported it was as follows; 800, an.,
Provided, however That the nuoy coal on siacl or
shae shall be cents per ton, ana on c9d san ~,
cum 10 cen5v per or epen TenG h%f
pose upon coal, or coal SLACK OF , e" nr6viso
Of duty than those named IN thiS Pio'''' ,,,.
Mr. Allen denounced the duty cn coa oeelai'"b
,r,, II served TO enrich the coal barons ana not
to areliorate the condition of the miners iio
spoke of the shipping of Huns ami saws 10 io
coal regions of Pcnnsyvania IN sniv basis for
his added duty was to reward friends ana s"o
a tribute to few owners Of coal MINES
THE NEW RECIPROCITY SECTION
Mr.. Allison gave notice of new section oil the
bill relating to reciprocity. as follows:
Section That whenever the prsSluera IN
United States. with view to secure i,Tip me
trade with foreign countries, snat VIZ nsni,,c az
period U two years from ana 'tit'i wy
his aci enter into commercial treaty or treaties
with any other country or countries ,,,,. =; 20
the admission into any such counu! or I.ni,oJ
OF Inc goods wares and merchandise OF the iil.c9
States and their use and disposition ',l,iii I in
such treaty or treaties in consideration OF ING au
vantage accruinS 10 the United Stat.s he9
shall provide for the reduction during a. Sl''Ci'
period not exceeding five years. of the duties I'm,
posed by this act 10 the extent OF n9t mo-, w.
= pcr cent thereof upon such goods. wars ps
c"nniTics win Which such treaty or
f-,rf -, all Lac. made this section lIoNlu'i
Toy or slal provide for the transfer during such
reroh from the dutiahc list of this act 10 the free
list thereof OF such goods. wares ana mrrchHn-
disc. beiu; the natural products OF *uch i"fciEh
country % countries and not OF IN" um an Tree
is, Of this act during specified period not exceed
disc now included in said free list as may bc dcsig,
mated t.crcin and whom any such treaty Shall
have hccn duly ratified and proc amaiion made ac;;
c"r,,lngiy thcn ana thereafter the duties collected
by the United States upon any OF the d'slSL''t a
ecGa,ry " 1iih Whch SUCH taty has made
shall during the period provided for he the duties
e oG.r and provided Tor !" sue" treaty anu '
The reciprocity amendment went over at Mr..
ALisoI.'s request.
THE COAL PARAGRAPH ADOPTED
The vote was then taken on the coal paragraph
as changed. and It agreed to-@l to "a. One
Democrat. Mr.. McEnery. and Mcssrs. Teller and
Mantle voted with the Republicans In tho airma-
tive and Mcssrs. Kyle and IIci,fcld with the
Democrats In the negative.
Mr.; White moved a provlso to the coal para;
graph, allowing drawback Of duty, on coal
brought into the country and aftcrward used by
American vessels In the coasting trade. Inc pro-
viso went over.
The rate on feathers and downs. not dressed
G13, was changed to % per cent al valorcm. the
remainder OF the paragraph being agreed TO-
IN the paragraph diamonds and other precious
stones (-;) the rate changed 10 10 per cent ed
vsorcm. and the commits amendment at the cnd
The House paragraph H@ relating to paintings
IN oil water colors statuary etc. vas restored:
thr duty being changed from - to - per cent al
valorem The amenGmen was mcd'.ed so ,,.t tnaj
peat moss was agreed TO as in the House BILL at
on pencils Of paper or wood 60 the duty was
changed 10 10 cents gross ana % per GEM ad
valorcm. the remainder Of the paragraph being
the free list was then taken up and further per
feced In acids. sallcycl!c ACID was stricken out.
having been placed on the 0utlahlc list. In ALTAR
in the clause Including napthazarn black and all
Paragraph $50 animals. etc. for breeding pur-
poses. was amended 10 allow cattle which nave
strayed across the Mexican border to be brought
In PARAGRAPH 40 ARTICLES returned after having
been exported the committee amendments were
Withdrawn and the House provision agreed 10 with
The paragraph (473iO placing cotton bagsing on
the free list went over by general consent; also
Charcoal and coal tar products went over. Mr..
Quay saying that it had been agreed in caucus that
Paragraph i2;. diamonds etc. in the roush. was
changed 10 include the free admission OF jewels
Fashion plates (j3O were taken from the free
list. being made dutiabe elsewhere; also C3i'D
fence posts.
Floor mating (531iD went over.
Bleaching powder (57s) was stricken from tho free
list -,
Mineral salts (5e2, restored 10 the free lis'
as in the House bill.
A new paragraph G07iD inserted. placing
Paris green and London purple on the free list.
Paragraph Gl5 was changed so as TO leave only
terra alba on the free list.
Paragraph C2s covering seeds on the free list.
was modified to omit beet radlsh and spinach
seeds and sugar beet seed was restored 10 the
free list .
In Paragraph COS woods. deal ends were added
to the free list.
a new paragraph Wi3i2) was added to the free
list foreign postage stamps cancelled and uncan-
cellcd
The following paragraphs Of the free list were
agreed TO rs reported: go emery ore. Dol, fish
caught IN the great lakes. etc. by American fish
crmen or citizens Of the United States; BIC grease
,5s indigo 636a. skins and hides not otherwise
provided for
Mr. Bacon gave notice OF new paragraph
Cl7i2) placing cotton ties for halng cotton cut 10
lengths with or without buckles on the free list.
The amendment went over. number or the
minor paragraphs Of the free list also went over
for future consideration.
At SIS D. m, the bill was laid aside and after an
executive session the Senate adjourned.