Horace Gray, Seeberger v. Cahn — Opinion of the Court
“ It being distinctly found, as matter of fact, that the goods in question are called or known in the trade as 'worsteds,' and are composed mainly of worsted, but mixed with a small proportion of shoddy, and of cotton, the circuit court rightly held that they were subject to duty as manufactures of worsted, and not as manufactures of wool. ”
Horace Gray, Seeberger v. Cahn — Opinion of the Court
“ Though worsted is doubtless a product of wool, and might in some aspects be considered a manufacture of wool, yet manufactures of worsted being subjected by the second paragraph to different duties from those imposed by the first paragraph on manufactures of wool, it necessarily follows that a manufacture of worsted cannot be considered as a manufacture of wool, within the meaning of this statute. ”
Horace Gray, Seeberger v. Cahn — Opinion of the Court
“ Arthur, 95 U.S. 144; Arthur v. Morrison, 96 U.S. 108; Arthur v. Lahey, Id. 112; Arthur v. Stephani, Id. 125; Arthur v. Davies, Id. 135; Arthur v. Rheims, Id. 143; Swan v. Arthur, 103 U.S. 597; Vietor v. Arthur, 104 U.S. 498; Robertson v. Glendenning, 132 U.S. 158, 10 Sup. Ct. Rep. 44. ”
