405.  Siberian  calf  hair,  white.
4(J6.  Siberian  calf  hair,  white.
407.  Siberian  calf  hair,  brown.
408.  Siberian  calf  hair,  light  fawn.
409.  Siberian  calf  hair,  brown.
410.  Siberian  calf  hair,  white  and  red.
411.  Siberian  cow  hair,  white.
412.  Siberian  calf  hair,  red.
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Treasury  Dicpartmicnt,  Fihruary  23,  ISU.'i.
Cabinets  of  standard  wool  samples.— Refeninj;  to  the  Depiirtmeiit's  lettern
to  you  of  January  20  and  Jlanh  1,  1892,  I  have  to  intbrmyou  tliat  the  Depaitinent
desires  that  cabinets  of  standard  wool  samples,  prepared  by  the  eoinniitteo  of  whi<h
you  are  chairman,  be  furnished  to  the  collectors  of  customs  at  the  ])orts  of  IJoslon,
New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  and  San  Francisco,  and  to  the  lioard  of  United
States  General  Appraisers  at  New  York.     ( I  Jl74a.)


New  York,  January  IS,  1893.
Carriage  aprons  made  of  woolen  cloth.— We  tind  tliat—

(1)  The  appellant  imported  into  the  port  of  New  York,  .July  12  and  21,  1892,  cer-
tain carriage  aprons,  claimed  to  be  dutiable  at  15  cents  per  s([uare  yard  and  30  i)or
cent  ad  valorem,  under  paragrapli  369,  N.  T.
(2)  Said  aprons  are  completed  articles,  fabricated  from  heavy  woolen  clotli  coated
on  the  back  with  India  rubber,  and  lined  with  wooden  cloth  of  lighter  weigiit.
(3)  Said  aprons  are  not  waterproof  clotli,  even  though  made  of  such  substance,
but  are  manufactures  made  wdiolly  or  in  part  of  wool,  wool  the  component  material
of  chief  value,  and  are  not  susceptihie  of  accurate  square-yard  measurement  (see  (r.
