(T.  D.  22853— G.  A.  4877;  February  27,  1901.)
Balls  (see,  also,  Christmas-tree  ornaments)  —
Glass  balls  of  various  sizes  and  colors  coated  with  a  gelatinous  substance  and
sprinkled  with  tinsel  wire,  and  strung  in  bunches,  dutiable  as  toys  at  25  per
cent  ad  valorem  under  act  of  1894.     (T.  D.  18826;  January  18,  1898.)
Bead  necklaces.     (See  Jewelry. )
Beads.     (See  Beads.)
Blanks —

Glass  blanks  dutiable  as  manufactures  of  glass  under  act  of  1894.     (T.  D.  18755;

January  4,  1898. )
Glass  blanks,  uncut  and  uncolored,  blown  in  molds  for  finishing  by  cutting  into
dishes  for  table  use,  dutiable  as  manufactures  of  glass  under  acts  of  1894  and
1897. — United  States  v.  Fensterer  (84  Fed.  Kep.,  148)  and  In  re  Fensterer
(G.  A.  3480)  followed.     (T.  D.  19200— G.  A.  4121;  April  5,  1898.)
Glass  blanks  dutiable  as  "blown  glassware"  under  paragraph  100,  act  of  1897,

at  60  per  cent  ad  valorem.     (T.  D.  19731;  July  26,  1898. )

Glass  blanks  dutiable  at  45  per  cent  under  paragraph  112,  act  of  1897. — United

States  11.  Fensterer  (84  Fed.  Rep.,  148,  and  94 id.,  645)  followed;  Jm  re  Fensterer,

G.  A.  4121  (T.  D.  19200)  affirmed.     (T.  D.  21.527— G.  A.  4531;  August  22, 1899. )

Glass  blanks  or  glass-bowl  blanks,  partially  ground  on  the  edges  and  bottoms,

dutiable  as  articles  of  glass,  ground,  under  paragraph  100,  act  of  1897,  at  60

per  cent  ad  valorem.     (T.  D.  21243;  June  8,  1899. )

Glass  blanks  or  glass-bowl  blanks  dutiable  as  manufactures  of  glass  at  45  per  cent

ad  valorem  under  paragraph  112,  act  of  1897.     (T.  D.  21392;  July  17,  1899.)
Glass  blanks  or  glass-bowl  blanks  dutiable  at  the  rate  of  60  per  cent  ad  valorem
under  paragraph  100,  act  of  1897.— Reversal  of  T.  D.  21392.     (T.  D.  21955;
January  80, 1900. )
Bottle  stoppers.     (See  Bottle  stoppers.)
Bottles.     (See  Bottles. )
Broken —
Broken  glass,  fit  only  for  remanufacture,  dutiable  at  45  per  cent  under  paragraph
112,  act  of  1897.     (T.  D.  19311— G.  A.  4138;  May  3,  1898.)


246  DIGEST    OF    CUSTOMS   DEgiSIOMS,  1898-1903.
