United States v. Jackson

It appears from the record in this case that there was imported into the country at the port of New York by various importers a certain class of stone known by the several names of “Istrian,” “Cava Porto,” “Cava Bandiera,” “Hauteville,” “Cava Romana,” “Basse-ville,” “Pierre Calciere,” and “Echaillon.” It is practically agreed and the overwhelming weight of testimony is to the effect that the *26stones designated by these different names are chemically and structurally the same and that with the exception of some variation in color there is no marked distinction between them.

The importations were…