Tin  tea  boxes,  imported,  filled  with  tea,  and  not  designed  for  use  other  than  the
bona  fide  transportation  to  the  United  States,  not  dutiable  as  unusual  coverings.
(T.D.  23040;  May  9,  1901.)

Tin  waste — Cuttings  from  sbeet  tin.
The  offal  produced  in  cutting  up  sheet  tin  is  dutiable  as  waste,  under  paragraph
463,  act  of  1897,  at  the  rate  of  10  per  cent  ad  valorem.  Such  waste,  having
fallen  from  finished  wrought  tin,  is  not  entitled  to  free  entry  under  paragraph
683,  not  being  tin  in  blocks,  pigs,  or  bars,  nor  is  it  dutiable  under  paragraph
183  as  metal  unwrought.— G.  A.  4846,  G.  A.  4980,  G.  A.  5030,  and  Seeberger
V.  Castro  (153  U.  S.,  32)  cited  and  distinguished.  (T.  D.  23518— G.  A.  5076;
February  5,  1902.)


460  DIGEST    OF    CUSTOMS    DECISIONS,   1898-1903.
Tins,  fist  in.     (See  Msh. )

Tips  for  hats.     (See  Cotton  nets  and  nettings. )

Tips,  nonmetallic  magnesium.     ( See  Magnesium  tips. )

Tires  of  old  locomotives.     (See  Old  locomotive  tires.)

Titusville,  Pa.
Port  of  delivery.     (T.  D.  19639;  circular  133,  July  9, 1898. )
Tiver.
Tiver,  in  powder,  not  dutiable  as  ground  chalk,  but  as  a  color  at  30  per  cent  ad
valorem  under  paragraph  58,  act  of  1897.     (T.  D.  21321— G.  A.  4461;  June  22,
1899.)
Tofeacco.     (See,  also,  Cigars;  Reexportation  of  domestic  goods.)

Appeal  from  decision  of  Board  of  General  Appraisers  as  to  rate  of  duty,  G.  A.
4047.     (T.  D.  18789 ;  January  11 ,  1898. )

Bales  of  tobacco  containing  from  5  per  cent  up  but  less  than  15  per  cent  of  wrap-
per dutiable  as  follows:  "Wrapper  at  $1.85  per  pound  and  filler  at  35  cents  per
pound. — Appeal  from  unpublished  decision  iif  Board  of  General  Appraisers.
