Rolling mill employees, IIL

Roofers, I.

Saddle makers, XII.

Safe movers, IV.

Sail makers, IIL

Salesmen, X.

Sash makers, IX.
Screw makers, III.
Seamen, IV.

Sheet metal workers, I.
Shipbuilders, III.
Ship carpenters, III.
Ship calkers, III.
Ship plumbers, III.

Ship riggers, III.

Shirt cutters, folders, ironers and makers, II.

Shoe workers, II.

Sledge workers, I.
Spar makers, II.

Spinners (brass), III.

Spinners (jack), II.
Spinners (mule), II.

Stage mechanics, VIII.

Stair builders, I.

Starch workers, XII.
Steam boiler felters, I.
Steam engine makers, III.
Steam fitters, I.
Steam fitters' helpers, I.
Steam forge workers, III.
Steam pipe felters, I.
Steel cabinet workers, III.
Steel plate engravers, V.
Stereotypers, V.
Stone cutters, I.

Stone cutters' belpers, I.
Stone masons, I.

Stone masons' helpers, I.

Stone workers (machine), I. Stone setters. I.

Stone working, I.

Street cleaners, XI.

Street laborers, I,

Street railway employees, IV. Stucco workers, I.

Surgical instrument workers, III. Switchmen, IV.

Tailors, II.

Tank builders, III.

Tanners, XII.

Tar workers (building), I.
Team drivers, IV.

Telegraphers (railroad), IV.
Textile workers, II.

Theatrical costumers VIII.
Theatrical employees, VIII.
Tile layers, I.

Tile layers' helpers, I.

Tile setters, I

Tobacco workers, VI.

Tool makers, III.

Trestle car handlers, IV.
Trunk workers, XII.
Type founders, V.

Underwear makers, II.

Upholsterers, IX.
Varnishers, I.
Venders, X.
Vest makers, II.
Wagon workers, IX.
Waist cutters, II.
Waist makers, II.
Waiters, X.

Wall paper machine printers, V.
Wall paper print cutters, V.
Watch case jointers, III.
Waterproof workers (building), L
Wax threaders (glove), II.
Wax workers, XII.
Weavers, 11.

Winders, II.

Window glass workers, XII. Wire frame makers, III.

Wood carvers, IX.

Wood turners, IX.

Wood workers (machine), IX.
Wool sorters, II.

Wool workers XII.
Wrapper makers, II.