The times., 1897-03-16

third class, the value exceeding l 8 cents
per pound, including charges, 90 per
ceDtum ad yalorem.
wools on the skin shall pay the same
rate as other woods.
On shoddy, and all other wastes, 30
cents per pound,
On woolen rags. 10 cents a pound.
Wools and hair in any state of manu-
faeture beyond washed or secured pay
the same duty as wool manufactures.
On ropings and yarns, cloths and knit
fabrics the duties are as in the Mckinley
bill, except that the ad valorem addition
is 20 per cent Instead of 80, and the diff
ference is made up by specific duties
added.
On blankets and flannels for under
wear, al so cents per pound, the duty
shall be per pound the same as on one
and a half pounds of unworked wool, plus
. cents, and 5 per cent ad vaiorem. On
the same basis duties are onC-half on less
than 80 aud more than 20 cents, twice the
duty on unwOrked wool, plus cents, and
90 per cent al valoren; more than 40 cents
and less than 90 cents, three times the
duty on unworked wool, plus 10 cents and
20 per cent al yaiorem; blankets at more
than 30 cents per pound, three aad half
times the duty on uuworked WOOL plus )
cents and 20 per cent ad vaiorem.
The duties on womens and childrens
dress goods are valued per square yard, as
follows: Less than 10 cents, duty. cents;
more than 10 cents, s cents; under 10
cents per yard, = cents; more than 10 cents,
3 "a cents; more than Il l-2 cents, Ia
cents: more than z l-2 cents, Z Ia cents;
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2 cents per square yard for every cents
nf additional value over % IL cents, and
plus 20 per centum ad valorem for al
values mentioned.
on Ncmen' S and children's dress goods,
etc, composed wholly or in part of wool,
and not specifically provided for, the duty
shah be ] cents per square yard; not eX-
cee1ing u I-2 cents, in addition to the
foregoing duties, 3 "a cents; more than
II 1-2 cents, 8 IA cents; more than "a l-2
cents, 4 cents: more than ID 2 cents.
7l-4 cents plus - cents for every cents
of value over 30 . cents. and Il addition
90 per centum ad valorem-
On clothing. ready-made, and articles
of wearing apparel of every description,
not specially provided for, the duty per
pound shall he four and onc-haf times
the duty imposed by this act on a pound
OF unwashed wool of the first class and
IN addition thereto 60 per centum ad
vaIorem.
On cloaks, dolmans, etc, for ladies,
and goods OF similar description, the duty
per pound shall be four and one-half times
the duty on a pound of unwashed wool
of the first class, and in addition thereto
90 per centum ad valorem.
on weddings, gorings, braces, beltinFs,
etc. 60 cents per pound plus 80 per cent
al vaIorem; Aubusson. Administer, mo-
quette, and chenille carpets, and rugs, and
SaXony, Wilton, and Tournay velvet car
pets, so cents and 10 per centum ad va
loren; Brussels carpet, IA cents and 40
percentum a d yaloreai; velvet andtapestry,
velvet carpet, 80 cents and 40 per centum
ad vaIorem; tapestry Brussels carpet, IS
cents and 40 per c6ntum al valorem; treble
ingram, three-ply. and all chain Venetian
carpets, 19 cents and 40 per centum ad
vaIorem; wool, Dutch, and two-piy ingram
carpets. / i cents and 40 per centum ad
vaIorem; druggets and bookings, % cents
and 40 per centum ad valorem; felt car
peting, / / cents and 10 per centGm ad
valolem: carpets not specially provided
for, 90 per ccntum ad valoren, etc.
Coal.
Coal. bituminous and shale. 3 cents per
ton of twenty eight bushels. eighty pounds
to the busfiel; coal, slack culm, such
as will pass through half-inch screen,
80 cents per ton, twcnty-eight bushels,
eighty pounds TO the bLshei; coke, 20 per
cent ad valorem.
The Free List.
Acids-A rsenic or arSenious, fluoric, hy-
drochloriC or muriatiC, nitric, phoSphoric,
picric or nltro-picric; prussic and siliCic.
Aconite Acorns, agates, unmanufactured.
Alhnmen. Alizarin, amber, ambergris and
aniline salts.
ANY animal imported specially for breed
ing purposes shall be admitted free: Pro
viIad. That no such animal shall he admit
ted free unless pure bred of recognized
breed and duly registered in the book of
record established for that breed.
Animals brought into tile United states
temporarily for period not exceeding six
months, for the purpose OF exhibition or
competition for prizes offered by any agri-
cultural or racing association; but bond
shall be given in accordance with the regU-
Iations prescribed by the Secretary of the
Treasury; also, teams of animals, including
their harness and tackle, and the wagons
or other vehicles actually owned by per-
sons emigrating from foreign countries to
the United States with their families, and
in actual use for the purpose OF such emf
grafton, under such regulations as the
Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe,
and wild animals intended for exhibition
in geological collections for scientific and
educational PURPOSES, and not for sale or
profit.
Annatto, roUcou, roucou. or orleans, and
all extracts Of antimony ore, crude sulphite
Of apatite, arrow root in its natural state
and not manufactured, arsenic and sui
phide of, or orpiment, arseiiate of aniline.
art educational stops, composed OF
MENTAL EFFECTS.
HeaIiuC Test for the Mind,