Paragraph
Law, 1894.

Glass.-Continued.

92 cylinder and crown glass, polished (G. A. 73),

97

89

not above 16x24 inches square.
above 16x24 and not above 24x30.
above 24x30 and not above 24x60.
all above 24x60.......

Rate of
Duty.

when bent, ground, obscured, frosted, sanded,
enameled, beveled, etched, embossed, engraved,
flashed, stained, colored, painted or otherwise
ornamented, or decorated subject to additional
duty of (G. A. 2760)..

GLASS, MANUFACTURES OF, VIZ:
all articles of glass, cut, engraved, painted, colored,
printed, stained, decorated, silvered, or gilded, not
including plate glass silvered, or looking glass
plates (see notes to Sec. 4, Act of Aug. 28, 1894), (G.
A. 2324)...

10%

40%

102

plain glassware, other than bottle glassware (G. A.
2876, 2922)......

88

35%

40%

88

102

plain green and colored, molded or pressed, and flint
and lime (bottle) glassware*..
molded or pressed green, and colored and flint, or lime
bottle glassware, not specially provided, holding
over one pint (G. A. 2781, 2922).....
all manufactures of glass, or of which glass is the
component material of chief value, not specially
provided for (see notes to Sec. 4, Act of Aug. 28, 1894),
(G. A. 2200, 2876)......

..per lb. 34

(articles made wholly or partly of glass if not found in
this "Schedule" under their specific names, are
classified under the above general provisions.)
balls, see "Balls."

495

broken, and old glass, which cannot be cut for use, and

fit only to be remanufactured (T. D. 6951, 14671).....free. buttons, see "Buttons."

carboys, see "Carboys."

102

chemical glassware for use in laboratory, dutiable as

other glassware.

composition of glass or paste, see "Precious stones."
chimneys ......

... 35%

*This portion of paragraph 88 should be construed as if reading botlle glassware (G. A. 2922).

Chimneys with ground ends not classified as cut glassware (T. D. 11001 citing opinion of Court).

Paragraph
Law, 1894.

Glass, manufactures of.- Continued.

decanters, see "Decanters."

demijohns, see "Demijohns."

Rate of
Duty.

disks or plates, rough-cut or unwrought, for use in the
manufacture of optical instruments, spectacles, and
eye-glasses, and suitable only for such use; Pro-
vided, however, that such disks exceeding 8 inches
in diameter may be polished sufficiently to enable
the character of the glass to be determined (G. A.
933, 2402, 2625).....

same if cut or ground, see "Lenses."
enamel, fusible (G. A. 2317, 2319, 2537)
goblets, cut (T. D. 3030, 11001).

mirrors, not exceeding in size 144 sq. inches, with or

.free.

25%

40%

35%

35%

optical instruments, opera glasses, spectacles, eyeglasses and goggles, and frames for same....... 40% pebble or glass lenses, wholly or partly manufactured. 35% paintings on glass, if work of art, see "Art."

173

102

watch crystals (T. D. 5943) . . . . . .

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window glass, see Glass," above.

windows, stained or painted, or parts thereof..........
glass, painted, for churches, see "Art."

622 Glauber's salts (sulphate of soda)..........

25%

35%

.free.

35%

.per lb. 11⁄4¢

144 Glazed sheets, plates and wares, of metal, glazed or

Globes, dutiable according to material of chief value

(T. D. 9419).

Gloria cloth, as woolen dress goods (T. D. 8050, G. A.

1044, 2137, 2435).

353 Glove cleaners, of hard rubber (T. D. 2586)..

Paragraph Law, 1894.

258

Rate of
Duty.

Gloves:

cotton, or cotton chief value (G. A. 546, 2144, 2956)..... 40% cotton and wool, wool chief value as wool clothing, see

343

30%

linen...

leather: *gloves made wholly or in part of leather,
whether wholly or partly manufactured, shall pay
duty at the following rates, the lengths stated in
each case being the extreme length
stretched to their full extent, namely:

ladies' or children's

"GLACE" FINISH.

when

50%

344

schmaschen (of sheep origin).

not over 14 inches long... . . . .

..per doz. prs. $1.00

349

344

345

to 349

over14 and not over 17 inches long per doz. prs. $1.50 over 17 inches long.....

if lined, in addition to above rates. per doz. prs. $1.00 lamb or sheep.

not over 14 inches long.....

.per doz. prs. $1.75

over 14 and not over 17 inches long per doz. prs. $2.75 over 17 inches long....

.per doz. prs. $3.75

if lined, in addition to above rates.per doz. prs. $1.00 goat, kid, or other leather (not sheep origin).

not over 14 inches long..........per doz. prs. $2.25
over 14 and not over 17 inches long per doz. prs. $3.co
over 17 inches long....
..per doz. prs. $4.00
if lined, in addition to above rates. per doz. prs. $1.00
NOT GLACE" FINISH.

sheep origin, with exterior grain surface removed,

by whatever name known.

not over 17 inches long....
over 17 inches long....

.per doz. prs. $1.75. .per doz. prs. $2.75

if lined, in addition to above rates. per doz. prs. $1.00 goat, kid, or other leather (not sheep origin) with exterior grain surface removed, by what

ever name known.

not over 14 inches long...

.per doz. prs. $2.25

over 14 and not over 17 inches long per doz. prs. $3.00

over 17 inches long.....

.per doz. prs. $4.00

if lined, in addition to above rates. per doz. prs. $1.00 men's "glace" finish schmaschen

(sheep)....

all other leather..

.....per doz. prs. $3.00 .per doz. prs. $4.00

if lined, in adddition to above rates. per doz. prs. $1.00 unfinished, or glove tranks, with or without the usual accompanying pieces, shall pay 75% of the duty provided for the gloves in the fabrication of which they are suitable.

*See Section 2913, Revised Statutes (supra), as to the appraisement of kid and other gloves.

Rate of
Duty.

Paragraph
Law, 1894.

Gloves.

Continued.

mackintosh cloth, as clothing under "Woolens.”

mixed materials, see notes to Sec. 4, Act of Aug. 28,
1894.

301

silk, or silk chief value (G. A. 2144).....

301

16

66

338)..

183 Glucose, or grape sugar............

19 Glue, and isinglass or fish glue (T. D. 9484, 14105, G. A.

taffeta, silk and cotton, silk chief value (G. A. 2144)...
wool, worsted or animal hair, as woolen clothing (G.
A. 2041).

50%

50%

15%

burnt (T. D. 6740, see G. A. 1418)...

50%

25%

stock, hide cuttings, raw, with or without hair, and

161⁄2 Goa powder (T. D. 4196), ground bark..

Goat hair, unmanufactured, see "Wool."

of common goat, unmanufactured (G. A. 1798).free. skins, see "Skins."

Goats, see "Animals."

89 Goblets, or tumblers, cut glass (T. D. 3030, 11001)...

177 Gold, articles, manufactures, or wares, not specially provided for, composed wholly or in part of, whether partly or wholly manufactured, (see notes to Sec. 4, Act of Aug. 28, 1894)............ 35% (articles composed wholly or partly of gold if not found in this "Schedule" under their specific names are classified under this general provision.) beaters' molds and gold beaters' skins (T. D. 352).free. bullion (T. D. 8619, 7996). .

skins, with down on, if not for millinery purposes,
as fur skins (T. D. 4974, G. A. 1434).

22534 Goose livers, prepared (G. A. 2682)..

263 Goring, cotton, or other vegetable fiber, elastic or non

300

286

elastic...

45%

silk, or silk chief value, elastic or non-elastic... 45%
wholly or in part of wool, worsted, or animal
hair

177 Gouges (G. A. 218)..

50%

35%

..free.

4241⁄2 Grain bags, made of burlaps (T. D. 15202, G. A. Apl. 4,

66

1895)......

returned, see

United States products."

Grain imported to be ground, see Act of Jan. 9, 1883.
Grains, not edible (drugs), see "Drugs."

66

66

684 Granadilla wood, in the log, rough or hewn.....
other form, see specific article under
"Woods."

446 Granella (cochineal)..................
1051⁄2Granite, unmanufactured or undressed.

if hewn, dressed or polished (T. D. 9186, G. A.
1134, 2191).....

burnt (T. D. 6740, see G. A. 1418) 50% juice, see "Wines" (T. D. 5092).

dried...

592 Graphite, as plumbago

20%

.per lb. 11⁄2 ...free.

352 Grass (in its natural form and structure, and not the sep-
arated fiber), all manufactures of, or of which
such grass is component material of chief value,
not specially provided for (G. A. 1705), (see notes
to Sec. 4, Act of Aug. 28, 1894)........
fibers, manufactures of, not specially provided for
(G. A. 1037, 1062, 1127)..

25%

35%