Samuel Blatchford

“ Thus, besides the embroidered and tamboured manufactures of cotton provided for in Schedule C of that act, there are cords, gimps, galloons, laces, insertings, trimming laces, laces and braids, each with the word 'cotton' prefixed, indicating manufactures composed wholly of cotton, and there are also the articles composed wholly of cotton named in Schedule E. The material 'cotton' is the thing of special mark, as the sole material in the manufacture. ”

“ It was contended, for the importer, that the term 'dried fruits,' in popular meaning, included almonds. The government claimed that the term 'almonds' was a specific name, and, therefore, commercial nomenclature had no application. ”

“ Rheims, 96 U.S. 143, is that the specific designation of an article by a commercial name will prevail over a general term in a later act, and has no application to the present case, which is not, as to cotton laces and cotton insertings, one of designation by a commercial name. ”