Coachmen (private), IV.

Coal handlers, IV.

Coat makers, 1V.
Collar cutters, II.
Collar turners, II.
Collar workers, II.
Color mixers, XII.
Compositors, V.
Conductors, IV.
Confectioners, VII.
Cooks, VII.
Coopers, IX.

Copper plate engravers, V.
Coppersmiths, III.
Core makers, III.
Cuff makers, II.
Curriers, XII.

Cutters (bluestone), I.
Cutters (cap), II.
Cutters (clothing), II.
Cutters (freestone), I.

Cutters (glove), II.
Cutters (granite), I.
Cutters (hat), II.

Cutters (knit goods), II.

Cutters (linings), II.
Cutters (marbie), I.

Cutters (neckwear), II.

Cutters (shirt), II.

Cutters helpers (bluestone), I. Cutters' helpers (marble), L.

Dashboard makers, IX.

Derrickmen, I.

Dock builders, I.

Dock builders (municipal employees), XI.

Dock builders (dry dock), III.

Dock laborers, XI.

Double drum hoister runners, L

Drivers (coach), IV.

Drivers (delivery wagon), IV.

Drivers (ice cream), X.

Drivers (laundry), II.

Drivers (municipal employees), XI.
Dry dock employees, III.
Dyers (textile), II.

Electric fixture hangers, I.
Electrical appliance makers, III.
Electrical machinists, III.
Electrical workers, I.
Electrotypers, V.

Elevated railroad employees, IV.
Elevator constructors, I.
Engineers (eccentric), III.
Engineers (bod-hoisting), III.
Engineers (marine), III.
Engineers (railroad), IV.
Engineers (stationary), III.
Engravers (copper plate), V.
Engravers (steel plate), V.
Feed workers, VII.

Felt workers (building), I.
Fiber sanders, XII.

Fiber workers, XII.
Finishers (textile), II.
Firemen (eccentric), III.
Firemen (railroad), 17.
Firemen (stationary), III.
Flagstone workers, I.
Flaggers, I.

Flint glass workers, XII.
Flour workers, VII.
Food products, VII.

Forge workers (steam), III.
Foundation workers, I.
Foundry laborers, III.
Foundrymen, III.

Framers, I.

Freestone cutters, I.

Freight handlers, IV.

Fur workers, II.

Furniture and carpet store employees, X. Gardeners (park), XI.

Garment workers, II.

Gas fitters, I.

Gas fixture hangers, I.

Gas workers, XII.
Gilders, I.

Glass workers, XII.

Glaziers (plate glass), XII.
Glaziers (sheet glass), XIL.
Glove cutters, II.

Glove makers (leather), II.
Glove makers (silk), IL.
Gold beaters, III,

Gold pen makers, III.
Grain shovelers, IV.
Granite cutters, I.

Green glass workers, XII.
Gun makers, III.

Hat cutters, finishers, trimmers, II.
Health department employees, XI.
Holders on, III.

Horseshoers, III.

Hostlers, XI.

House shorers and movers, I.

Housesmiths, I.

Iee cream drivers, X.

Ice cream salesmen, X.

Ice handlers, X.

Iron dressers, III.

Iron miners, XII.

Iron molders, III.

Iron molders' helpers, III.
Iron ship builders, III.
Iron workers, III.

Iron workers (architectural), I.
Jacket makers, II.

Janitors (public school), XI.

Japanners and finishers (steel), III.
Jewelers, III.

Kitchen outfitters, I.
Knit goods cutters, II.
Knitters, II.

Laborers (asphalt), I.

Laborers (bricklayers'), L.

Laborers (building), L.

Laborers (cement), I.

Laborers (dock), XI.

Motormen (street railway), IV.

Musicians, VIII.

Neckwear cutters, II.

Neckwear makers, II.

Newsboys, X.

Newspaper writers, V.
Ore handlers, IV.
Organ workers, IX.
Overall workers, II.

Painters and decorators, I.

Painters (car), IV.

Pants makers, II.

Paper box makers, XII.

Paper hangers, 1.
Paper makers, X!I.
Park gardeners, XI.
Park laborers, XI.
Pattern makers, III.

Pavers and rammermen, L.

Peddlers (bread), X.
Peddlers (ice cream), X.
Peddlers (milk), X.

Pen makers (gold), III.
Photo-engravers, V.
Piano makers, IX.

Pile drivers, I.

Pilots, IV.