Rossman v. United States

The merchandise involved in this importation is marble chips and waste of marble quarries and shops which, by the use of proper *281machinery for the purpose, has been crushed and screened, so that the resulting product is small pieces of marble of irregular shapes and different colors in three sizes. Before being subjected to these operations it is known as marble waste, and is practically worthless. Thereafter it takes the new and distinctive name of granito or terrazzo, is imported in bags, and is used in making so-called mosaic marble floors. These floors are made by sprinkling or scattering…