Subport  of  entry.      (T.  D.  19631;  circular  127,  July  6,  1898.)
Glass.      fSee,  also,  Plate  glass,  polished.)
Articles  of  glass —

Paragraph  100,  act  of  1897,  providing  f  or  "  glass  bottles,  decanters,  or  other  ves-
sels or  articles  of  glass,  cut,  engraved, ' '  etc. ,  is  not  limited  to  such  manufac-
tures of  glass  as  are  ejusdem  generis  with  bottles  and  decanters,  but  includes
other  glassware  of  the  kinds  enumerated  in  said  paragraph.     Accordingly,
articles  of  glass  not  susceptible  of  being  filled,  such  as  candelabra,  bowls,  jugs,
table  and  bar  glassware,  etc.,  when  "cut,  engraved,"  etc.,  are  dutiable  under
said  paragraph  at  60  per  cent  ad  valorem,  and  not  under  paragraph  112  at  45
per  cent  ad  valorem  as  manufactures  of  glass  not  specially  provided  for. — In  re
Scoville  (G.  A.  4298)  and  Stern  v.  United  States  (105  Fed.  Rep.,  937;  45  C.  C.  A.,
141)  followed;  Dingelstedt  t).  United  States  (91  Fed.  Rep.,  112)  distinguished.
