The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-17
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

CASHMERE NOIT.S-A n R,nsk l. r..
Won Yesterday heisr the Board Of Tinted
ING the free en,sy 49, wool ;" " " nro,es. '.sini'
sraph 81. t~rif at Of iTa, OF imported
aa.hnierc noils TINS decision reverse. tho
aFloh "i m, collector IN as4s-ng duty a,
,hc rat. of = fcr cen, AL valor.m Under
paras raph 3j ""''
FISH IN TINS In a decision handed do~r
a Co and l. IL Glass for q low duty on I'M.
ported h-h IN tins judge Brown of lie Ro,r,
classified as fish IN tins with duty AZ The
rate of 8, p"r cen, adj valorem under nara.
sraph 20 OF the tarln at OF 1909 is claimed
para-raph 20 a. n-h -plnueI or h,nci or
at "nt a pound as mackcrcl. halibut or
salmon, ire.h picked or sailed. Under the
SAME paragraph. or at II. pnis a package As
hsh IN OIL under paragraph 20 No eyI.
den.e Was submitted in support of the claims
arr ov.rrulcd
TOILET PREPARATION A hish rat. q,
duty Is hxei on merchand ~ described s~
PM shampoo in a decision by the Board
OF John J, Murphy This toilet prepara,ion
cent NJ valorcm under paragraph ~ Of 'hr
tsrlf act OF 1913 a. a non Alcoholic toilet
nrtpara,ion Protestant, ci.lm~i %alterna.
the rate of ), 10 or 20 rer vent. ~ yaloreni
under the provisions of paragraph -. u per
cent. under paragraph i7s. 70 or /; per cent
under para raph az and free entry under
paragraph sac judge McClelland holds ,ha,
the evidence submitted Al the trial failed
protest
TUCREp WEARING APPAREL-shirt
bosom. AMI hiouscs composed of cotton or
fax aud cotton and ornamented with loon,
class Of n.rchandl- ~ ornarenieL With en-
broldery, were the subject Of q custom. cor.
,roversy adjusted yesterday by the Board
OF United states General App III favor
Of SHOWS United States >ampl. EXPIRES.
company Duty VI. assessed =, We rate OF
sra1h as. tariff a.. Of iss. and ii. ,Hro,
~,.s,an,s claimed tina, duty should have beer
levied -, the rate of hut % per cent al
yslorem ~ ~earng apparel OF cotton nr
other vegetable hhre made, up or manufar
tured wholly or in part under paragraph 10
1t seems that the importer limited his Gam
to all Of the goods except that nied
with cmhrontrry. This claim - accordingly
-us' aimed
sPuN SILK YARN Judge Fischer of the
Board Of rnitcl >iat"s General Apprslsers
handed down yesterday two iscment
spun silk yarn imported here from Basel
switzerland and from Manchester fngland
II Tie GeG'',1n on 'nr sM" fr 70 v. ha.r.
Ia. inNol"ei az q entered a., so, reap
praised a, SO francs per kilo; 100 %vclo"Ls
la, lnyoierj at 40. cu'.'rd a, go. real
praised At 80 francs per kilo: a/Iso. velour
ia. invoirci AZ q, entered ~ =, rcarurased
at . francs per kiio;, 100, velour IT,.
Nv ~ " y lt''Af " HH - " "
AZ - francs per kilo: ./on. Nelours L.
iuNOlrd ~ Ct entered NJ ~. rrappi Assd
Al y francs per klo. Parking AMI freight
inciudcd.' A. 10 the yarn improved trAn
Manchester. judge Fischer writes " 20.
,usssh spun sllk yarn 80, INV oloei ~ - a.
entered ~ - 81, reappraisri At 81 I'D yer
pound Irss 3s per cent packing and csr-
GLAzIERs' nINMoEps In a ~rcapprNs,.
mon, decision hand.d down yc''orda, .iud.o
sullivan Of the Hotri OF General APPRAISERS
holds that glal srs' dltronls imported hcrs
from >lrratt 4 SoUth Of London were not
uu~,le,y alued. rbss. q, smonds were eNpOr'c I'd
on D-oTmher 81, 1910. an! entered ~ 'hi- port
on January ~. F'', ~ "Nrlaliun. tie lsSne
involved thu G"re-Sl Appraiser write; The
lssi, IL As 10 The rot, of Gs'oun, For wears
the discount Hlio~oi W.. -, ant L. per
cent. Under dt. OF Dcrs'nIcr +, 800. on ~
IuNoIce from the Sam" shirpt~ 4 discount Was
allowed of - ID and : ter cent and under
dat" of pecrnibcr 81. la',, "A shipmen, from
the same simmer Vas AZ n j SCOUT Of %
and /, per cent l do not ihinN a = uelc shla
mont II sufficient 10 sustain tho advance. The
discount should he I2 : 9 and - pc" Gut -
Tho decision reads Now diamond Rach n
O. cutcreI a, So, Sd each. rev diamonds kLNi
A 4. entered al lis 81. each. Discount. 20 8
l.r cent and 10 per cent ana similar goods.
All no advance