313. General, 288 314. Literary, Book, and Newspaper, 289 315. Mercantile, 291 316. Pens, 291 317. Sewing Machines, 291 318. School, 292 319. Telegraph Instruments, 292 320. Washing Machines, 292 Manufacturers and Colorers of Ladies' Apparel. 321. Artificial Flowers, 292 322. Belts, 295 323. Bonnet Ruches, 295 324. Dress Trimmings, 296 325. Embroidery, 298 326. Feathers, 300 327. Hoop Skirts, 301 328. Muslin Sets, 304 329. Parasols and Umbrellas, 305 330. Sempstresses, 308 331. Sewing Machine Operatives, 310 Fur Workers. 332. Dyers, 312 333. Sewers, 312 Fitters, Cutters, and Sewers of Ladies' and Children's Wear. 334. Bonnets, 314 335. Bonnet Frames, 319 336. Bonnet Wire, 320 337. Children's Clothes, 321 338. Cloaks and Mantillas, 321 339. Costumes, 323 340. Dresses, 324 341. Dress Caps and Headdresses, 326 342. Fans, 328 343. Ladies' Under Wear, 329 344. Over Gaiters, 330 345. Patterns of Ladies' and Children's Clothes, 330 346. Shoes, 331 347. Stays, 334 Straw Workers. 348. Bleachers and Pressers, 335 349. Braiders, 336 350. Sewers, 337 Renovators.
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