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THE UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIGB. SUPPLEMENT CONTAINING THE REVISED CLASSIFICATION OF SUBJECTS OF INVENTION, ARRANGED BY DIVISIONS, THE SUB-CLASSES ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY. Cr-A.]SrXJ-i&.B"2" 1, 1895. [ 'Oft? WASHINGTON: Xto^^WMHj*! GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE. 18 9 5.' -f'S.'S-^ ^"^t: \"&'^^ Department of the Interioe, United States Patent Office, Washington, D. C, January 1, 1895. The following is the official classification of patents and inventions in the Patent Office. No changes will be made therein except by order of the Commissioner. Should occasion arise for any modification of this classification, either by the discon- tinuance of any title or by the addition of d. new one, the matter will be presented to the Commissioner for his action. Examiners will not transfer patented drawings from one class or sub-class to aiiother except on the Commissioner's approval. Changes in classes and sub-classes will be publislied in the Official Gazette. JOHN S. SEYMOUR, Commissioner of Patents. SUBJECTS OF INVENTION. DIVISION VI.— Examiner Littlewood. Subjects of invention are divided into two Classes. hundred and thirteen classes, and assigned for examination to the thirty-four Examining 8. Bleaching and Dyeing. _ 23. Chemicals. Divisions of this Office, as follows: 52. Explosives. DIVISION I.— Examinee Fox. 71. Fertilizers. 167. Medicines. Classes. 95. Photography. 99. Preserving. 39. Fences. 127. Sugar and Salt. 55. Harrows and Diggers. 128. Surgery. 97. Plows. 111. Seeders and Planters. 47. Trees, Plants, and Flowers. DIVISION VII.— Examiner Skinner. Classes. DIVISION II.— Examiner I. V. Townsend. 46. Games and Toys. Classes. 56. Harvesters. 6. Bee-Culture. 208. Velocipedes. 119. Care of Live Stock. 31. Dairy. 184. Lubricators. DIVISION VIII.— Act. Exam'r McRoeerts. 185. Mechanical Motors. 100. Presses. Classes. 131. Tobacco. 5. Beds. 155. Chairs. DIVISION III.— Examiner Byrnes. 156. Curtains, Shades, and Screens. 45. Furniture. 65. Kitchen and Table Articles. Classes. 211. Store Furniture. 148. Annealing and Tempering. 96. Coating with Metal. 204. Electro-Chemistry. 22. Metal-Founding. DIVISION IX.— Examiner Tryon. 75. Metallurgy. 207. Shaping Fluid Metal. Classes. 4. Baths and Closets. 169. Fire-Extinguishers. DIVISION IV.— Examiner Pond. 138. Hydraulic Motors. 103. Pumps. Classes. 182. Sewerage. 14. Bridges. 137. Water-Distribution. 37. Excavating. 159. Fire Escapes and Ladders. 183. Fire-Proof Buildings. 61. Hydraulic Engineering. DIVISION X.— Examiner Sanders. 189. Iron Structures. 72. Masonry. Classes. 104. Eailways. 200. Towers. 21. Carriages and Wagons. DIVISION v.— Examiner Lane. DIVISION XL— Examiner Harmon. Classes. Classes. 11. Book-Binding. 12. Boots and Shoes. 41. Fine Arts. 24. Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons. 63. Jewelry. 54. Harness. 84. Music. 60. Hose and Belting. 120. Stationery. -^ 69. Leather- Working Machinery. DIVISION" XII.— EXAM'R AUGHINBATJGH. DIVISION XVI.— Examiner Bissing. Classes. Classes. 192. Clutches. 176. Electric Lighting. 193. Convej'ers. 177. Electric Signaling. 212. Cranes and Derricks. 175. Electricity. Special applications. 187. Elevators. 178. Telegraphy. 57. Hoisting. 179. Telephony. 64. Journal-Boxes, Pullej^s, and Shafting. 74. Machine Elements. 186. Store Service. DIVISION XVIL— Examiner Rice. Classes. DIVISION XIII.— Examiner Blodgett. 93. Paper-Manufactures. 101. Printing. Classes. 86. Arms and Projectiles. Making 59. Chains, Staples, and Horseshoes. 30. Cutlery. DIVISION XVIIL— Examiner Fowler. 53. Hardware-Making. Classes. 10. Metal Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, and Screws. \^ V^-^/'J'J\^9J 9 77. Metal Boring and Drilling. 162. Injectors and Ejectors. 205. Metal-Drawing. 160. Steam and Vacuum Pumps. 78. Metal-Forging. 122. Steam-Boilers. 80. Metal-RolUng. 110. Steam-Boiler Furnaces. 76. Metal Tools and Implements. Making 121. Steam-Engines. 134. Metal-Tube Manufacture. 136. Steam-Engine Valves. 82. Metal Turning, Planing, and Milling. 206. Metal-Welding. 85. Nails and Spikes. 163. Needles and Pins. 152. Wagon, Car, and Track Irons. DIVISION XIX.— Examiner Steward. Classes. 126. Stoves and Furnaces. DIVISION XIV.— Examiner Maxson. Classes. 194. Coin-Controlled Apparatus. DIVISION XX.— Examiner Wilkinson. 168. Farriery. Classes. 153. Metal-Bending. --■. 201. Metal-Ornamenting. 3. Artificial Limbs. 79. Metal Personal Wear. Making 16. Builders' Hardware. 164. Metal Punching and Shearing. 32. Dentistry. 81. Metal- Working Tools. 70. Locks and Latches. 151. Nut and Bolt Locks. 109. Safes. 113. Sheet-Metal Ware. Making 27. Undertaking. 140. Wire- Working. ■ DIVISION XV.— Examiner Brickenstein. DIVISION XXL— Examiner Hains. Classes. Classes. 106. Artificial Stone, Lime, and Cement. 13. Brakes and Gins. 107. Bread, Cracker, and Lozenge Making. 19. Carding. 18. Caoutchouc and Minor Plastics. 26. Cloth-Finishing. 25. Clay and Pottery. 28. Cordage. 154. Composite Roofings and Coverings. 38. Felt and Fur. 44. Fuel. 66. Knitting and Netting. 49. Glass. 117. Silk. 92. Paper-Making. 118. Spinning. 94. Paving. 139. Weaving. DIVISION XXII.— Examiner Seaton. Classes. 9. Boats. 42. Firearms. 43. Fishing and Trapping. 115. Marine Propulsion. 89. Ordnance. 102. Projectiles. 114. SMps. 116. Signals. DIVISION XXIII— Examiner Greeley. Classes. 181. Acoustics. 33. Drafting. 58. Horology. 73. Measuring-Instruments. DIVISION XXIV.— Examiner Pierce. Classes. 165. Designs. 2. Apparel. 29. Crinoline and Corsets. 112. Sewing-Machines. 132. Toilet. 135. Umbrellas and Canes. DIVISION XXV.— Examiner Wynne. Classes. 166. Artesian and Oil Wells. 17. Butchering. 83. Mills. 125. Stone-Working. 130. Thrashing. 146. Vegetable Cutters and Crushers. DIVISION XXVI.— Exam'r Geo. D. Seely. 173. 191. 171. 174. 172. Electricity. Electricity. Electricity. Electricity. Electricity. Clgj^ses. Conductors. Electric Railways. Generation. Medical and Surgical. Motive Power. DIVISION XXVII.— Examiner Gould. Classes. 15. Brushing and Scrubbing. 51. Grinding and Polishing. 68. Laundry. 141. Washing- Apparatus. DIVISION XXVIII.— Ex. W. W. Townsend. Classes. 123. Air and Gas Engines. 34. Driers. 98. Pneumatics. 62. Refrigeration. 170. Wind-Wheels. _ DIVISION XXIX.— Examiner Morris. Classes. 20. Carpentry. 147. Coopering. 108. Roofing. 157. Wheelwright-Machines. 143. Wood-Sawing. 142. Wood-Turning. 144. Wood-Working Machines. 145. Wood- Working Tools. DIVISION XXX.— Examiner Woodward. Classes. 67. Lamps and Gas-Fittings. 199. Linotyping. 198. Matrix-Making. 88. Optics. 197. Type-Writing Machines. DIVISION XXXL— Examiner Ely. Classes. 195. Alcohol. 203. Ammonia, Water, and Wood Distilla- tion. 202. Charcoal and Coke. 35. Educational Appliances. 50. Fluid-Pressure Regulators. 48. Gas. 149. Hides, Skins, and Leather. 196. Mineral Oils. 87. Oils, Fats, and Glue. 91. Painting. DIVISION XXXIL— Act, Ex. Witherspoon. C lasses. 180. Accouterments. 40. Advertising. 190. Baggage. 209. Carbonating Beverages. 210. Packaging and Dispensing Liquids. 150. Packing and Storing Vessels. DIVISION XXXIIL— Exam'r F. A. Seely, Classes. Labels and Prints. Trade-Marks. DIVISION XXXIV.— EXAMINER Simpson. Classes. 188. Railway-Brakes. 213. Railway Draft-Appliances. 105. Railway Rolling-Stock. CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Class. 180 181 40 123 195 203 148 2 86 166 3 106 190 4 9 11 12 13 107 14 15 16 17 18 209 19 119 20 21 59 155 202 23 24 25 26 192 96 194 154 193 147 28 212 29 156 30 31 32 165 33 34 35 173 191 171 174 173 175 176 177 204 1S7 37 52 168 38 39 71 41 42 159 169 183 43 50 44 45 46 48 49 51 53 54 55 56 149 57 58 60 61 138 162 189 63 64 65 66 67 AccoutermentB Acoustics Advertising Air and gas engines Alcoliol _■ - - - Ammonia, water, and wood distillation. Annealing and tampering Apparel Arms and projectiles. Making Artesian and oil wells Artificial limbs Artificial atone, lime, and cement Bagsage Baths and closets Beds Bee-cnlture Bleaching and dyeing Boats Book-binding Boots and shoea Brakes and gins Bread, cracker, and lozenge making Brido:es Bnisnin^ and scrubbing Builders hardware Butchering Caoutchouc and minor plastics Carbonating bOTerages Carding Care of live stock Carpentry Carriages and wagons Chains, staples, and horseshoes Chairs Charcoal and coke Chemicals Clasps, buckles, and buttons Clay and pottery Cloth-finishing Clutches Coating with metal Coin-controlled apparatus Composite roofings and coverings Conveyers Coopering Cordage Cranes and derricks Crinoline and corsets - - Curtains, shades, and screens Cutlery Dairy Dentistry Designs Drafting Driers Educational appliances Electricity. Conductors " Electric railways Generation Medical and surgical Motive-power Special applications di Electricity. Electricity. Electricity. Electricity. Electricit^v. Electric lighting Electric signaling Electro-chemistry Elevators Excavating Explosives Farriery Felt anil fur Fences Fertilizers Fine arts FireaiTus Fire escapes and ladders- - Fire-extinguishers Fireproof buildings Fishing and trapping Fluid-pressure regulators . Fuel Furniture Games and toys Gas. 435 401 1,922 1, 025 1,137 255 736 5,479 26S 1,771 421 1,159 1,333 3,274 5,014 998 1,525 1,216 2, 566 9,348 1,264 764 951 3,184 7,792 978 1,864 278 1,320 3,089 3,717 20, 096 842 4,389 178 1,143 11, 795 3,090 659 1,535 4.54 818 665 1,167 670 1,549 596 1,506 2,435 2,103 4,435 1,283 Glass Grinding and polishing Hardware-making Harness j Harrows and diggers Harvesters Hides, skins, and leather j Hoisting ] Horology Hose and belting Hydraulic engineering Hydraulic motors Injectors and ejectors Iron structures - Jewelry Journal-boxes, pulleys, and shafting Kitchen and table articles Knitting and netting Lamps and gas-fittings 697 2,481 793 2,058 1,751 2,927 393 1,061 493 3,346 1,781 2,963 1,639 2,165 500 1,234 771 6,807 424 1,500 4,356 2,487 1,023 455 2,667 803 636 4,854 4,453 3,060 1,351 2,598 1,395 7,400 4,691 10, 155 1,091 5,558 3,640 1,002 1,146 2, 572 540 524 1,106 4,352 1,747 1,580 8,211 27 11 30 20 2 12 22 ~4 30 33 2 6 14 13 13 13 13 3 3 14 14 14 13 13 13 13 13 14 i 25 I 31 5 13 13 14 31 30 22 32 32 31 15 17 15 6 1 28 6 2 17 22 9 34 34 34 4 28 29 20 1 9 24 3 14 22 22 21 21 5 18 18 18 18 18 25 8 12 19 6 6 16 16 25 2 24 4 1 30 24 20 25 7 13 27 9 21 29 28 14 29 29 29 29 Class. 68 69 199 70 184 74 115 72 198 73 185 167 153 10 77 205 78 22 75 201 79 164 80 76 134 82 206 81 83 196 84 85 163 151 87 88 89 210 150 91 92 93 94 95 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 128 213 105 104 62 108 109 111 182 112 207 113 114 116 117 118 120 160 122 110 121 136 125 211 186 126 127 128 178 179 130 131 132 200 47 197 135 27 146 208 152 141 137 139 157 170 140 143 142 144 145 Laundry Leather-working machinery Linotyping Locks and latches Lnbricatora Machine elements Marine propulsion Masonry Matrix-making - Measuring-instruments Mechanical motors Medicines Metal-bending Metal bolts, nuts, rivets, and screws Metal boring and drilling Metal-drawing , Metal-forging Metal-founding Metallurgy Metal-ornamenting Metal personal wear. Making , Metal punching and shearing Metul-roUtng Metal tools and implements. Making-, Metal-tube manufacture Metal turning, planing, and milling Metal- welding Metal-working tools Mills Mineral oils Music Nails and spikes Needles and pins Nut and bolt locks Oils, fats, and glue Optica Ordnance . Packaging and dispensing liquids - Packing and storing vesaels. Painting Paper-making - Paper-manufactures - Paving ; Photography Plows Pneumatics Preserving Preasea Printing ProjeotUes Pumps Kailway -brakes - Railway draft appliances Eailway rolling-stock Railways Refrigeration Roofing Safes Seeders and planters Sewerage Sewing-macliiues Shaping fluid metal Sheet-metal ware. Making Ships Signals Silk Spinning Stationery Steam and vacuum pumpa Steam-boilera Steam-boiler furnaces Steam-engines Steam-engine valves Stone- working Store furniture Store service Stoves and furnaces Sugar and salt Surgery Telegraphy Telephony Thrashing , Tobacco Toilet Towers Trees, plants, and flowers Type-writing machines Umbrellas and canes Undertaking "Vegetable cutters and crushers. Velocipedes "Wagon, car, and track irons "Washing apparatus "Water-distribution "Weaving . "Wheelwright-machines - "Wind-wheels - - "Wire-working . Wood-sawing. "Wood-turning "Wood- working machiues- "Wood-working tools- 7,633 532 98 5,979 1,409 4,785 1,563 459 114 9, 344 1,775 1,332 6.58 2,396 1, 242 323 732 3, .3)0 4,685 120 461 1.036 1,167 2,686 433 2,012 535 3, 265 9,730 666 3,928 1, 523 175 1,540 1,836 1,445 954 1, 262 10, 854 2, 043 3,307 3,381 1,090 1,481 10, 122 3, 647 1,541 3,798 5.833 2,076 4, 240 2,867 6, 780 .5, 827 8,334 3,408 1,182 490 7,477 281 6,048 235 "2, 266 2,743 2,663 106 2,298 4, 532 227 5,883 3,947 8,237 2,465 2,188 1, 323 690 18,340 2,401 3, 335 3,075 2,297 4,130 2,274 826 473 924 1,112 947 630 2,005 2,388 1,074 6.52 7,707 3,732 310 1,485 1,449 4,299 756 5,524 4,235 CLASSES NUMERICALLY ARRANGED. 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 Class. Ap;parel ■ Artificial limbs ■ Baths and closets Berts Bee-culture Bleaching and dyeing Boats Metal bolts, nuts, rivets, and screws Book-binding Boots and shoes Brakes and gins Bridges Brashing and scrubbing Builders hardware Butchering Caoutchouc and minor plastics Carding Carpentry Carriages and wagons Metal-fonnding Chemicals Clasps, buckles, and buttons Clay and pottery Cloth-finishing Undertaking Cordai^e Crinolme and corsets Cutlery Dairy . ,. Dentistry Drafting Driers Educational appliances Excavating , Eelt and fur , Fences Advertising Fine arts Firearms Fishing and trapping Fuel Furniture , Games and toys Trees, plants, and flowers , Gas Glass Fluid-pressure regulators , Grinding and polishing Explosives Hardware-making Harness Harrows and diggers , Harvesters Hoisting Horology Chains, staples, and horseshoes ;5ose and belting , Hydraulic ODgineering Kefrigeration _ Jewelrv Journal-boxes, pulleys, and shafting Kitchen and table articles Knitting and netting Lamps and gas-fittings Laundry Leather-working machinery Locks and latches Fertilizers Masonry Measuring- instruments Machine elements Metallurgy Metal tools and implements. Makin Metal boring and drilling ■. . Metal-forging Metal personal wear. Making Metal -rolling Metal-working tools Metal turning, planing, and milling. Mills Music '- Nails and spikes Arms and projectiles. Making OUs, fats, and glue Optics Ordnance , Painting Paper-making Paper-manufactures Paving . . .- Photography ., Coating with metal Plows Pneumatics Preserving Presses Printing Projectiles Pumps Railways KaUway rolling-stock Artificial stone, lime, aoi"cem6nt . . . Class. Bread, cracker, and lozenge making. . . Koofing Safes Steam-boiler furnaces Seeders and planters Sewing-machines Sheet-metal ware. Making Ships Marine propulsion , Signals Silk , Spinning Care of live stock Stationery Steam-engines Steam-boilers Air and gas engines Stone-working Stoves and furnaces Sugar and salt Surgery Thrashing Tobacco Toilet Metal-tube manufactui-e Umbrellas and canes Steam-engine valves Water-distribution Hydraulic motors Weaving Wire-working Washing apparatus Wood-turning Wood-sawing Wood-working machines Wood-working tools Vegetable cutters and crushers Coopering Annealing and tempering Hides, skins, and leather Packing and storing vessels Nut and bolt locks Wagon, car, and track irons Metal-bending Composite roofings and coverings Chairs Curtains, shades, and screens Wheelwright-machines Fire escapes and ladders Steam and vacuum pumps In.iectors and ejectors Needles and pins Metal punchiug and shearing pEBlGKS ' Artesian and oil wells Medicines FaiTiery Fire-extinguishers Wind-wheels Electricity. Generation Electricity. Motive-power Electricity. Conductors Electricity. Medical and surgical Electricity. Special applications Electi-ic lighting Electric signaling Telegraphy Telephony Accouterments Acoustics Sewerage Fireproof buildings . . , Lubricators, ■ Mechanical motors Store service Elevators Kailw ay-brakes Iron structures Baggage ■ Electricity. Electric railways - . Clutches - . . Conveyers ■ CoincontroUed apparatus Alcohol Mineral oils Type-writing machines Matrix-making Linotyping Towers Metal-ornamonting -. - . Charcoal and coke Ammonia, water, and wood distillation Electro-chemistry Metal-drawing Metal-welding - Shaping fluid metal Velocipedes Carbonatiug beverages Packaging and dispensing liquids Store furniture Cranes and derricks ■ Railway draft appliances DIVISION 1. EXAMINER FOX. OlassES.— 39, Pences; 55, Harrows aud Diggers; 97, Plows; 111, Plowers, Seeders and Planters ; 47, Trees, Plants, and Class 39.— FENCES, (i.) Fcuces — 1. Barbed— 70. Liuketl, 10-2. lUbboii, 71. Visible. 64. Cat-i;uards, 65. Eartb and plaatic, 4. Flood, 6. Iron. 9. Wire— 1± Fabric, 1-2. Fasteners— 76. Clamps, 77. Hook-nails aud staples, 73. Picket, 74. Stays— 7H. Linked, 79. Lock-plates, 75. Strands, 45. Stretchers, Permanent — 46. Compensators, 47. Mid-wire-take-iips, 48. Path-closers, 49. Post-wiuders— 50. Vertical, 51. Stretchers, Removable— 52. Clutcb-bars, 53. Grips, 54. Levers — 55. Attached, 56. Loopers, 57. Rack-bars, 58. Ratchet-bara, 59. Reel-camers, 63. Screw, 60. Tongs. 61. X'win-hooks, 62. Windlasses, 66. Wood- Panel— Suspended, Worm, Picket- Panel, Tied. 5. Gates— 15. Compound, Dropping, Expanding;, Fire-guards, Jump. Openers — Cab -door, 24. 21. 98. 22. 91. classes. Gates- OS. 93. 96. 94. 95. 97. 2:t. 11. 42. 3d. 36. 35. 41. 37. 39. 44. 43. 40. 7. 29. 28. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 8. lb. 14. 20. 17. 16. 25. 19. 13. 26. 99. 100. ; 101. ; Posts- I < 86. 87. Openers- Car- door, Car-plati'orm dour, Hatch, Sliding door, Swinging door, Window, Oscillating, Railway — Cattle-guard, Electric, Mast — Automatic, Platform-guard, Pneumatic, Rocking, Sliding, Swinging, Vertically -moving, Sliding — Lever-openers, Pulley or rack openers, Suspended, Vibratini; tracks, Sliding and swinging — Hinged-roUer, Susjjending frames, Swinging — Folding-panel, Hand-openers, Load- openers, Rotary, Self-closers, Tilting, Vertically- adjustable, Tilting— Folding-panel, Turnstiles, Wire gates, AYire gates, fraraeless. Eases — Metal^ Plastic, Wood, Braces- Lateral, Longitudinal, Metal, Plastic, Wood. Class 55.— HARROWS AND DIGGERS, (i.) Sub-classes. 1. Clod-crushers — 21. BaiTed and corrugated rollers, 22. Drag-bars, 23. Drag bars aud harrows, 24. Toothed rollers and wheels. 2. Forks- 25. Adjustable heads, 26. " Combined forks and shov- 27. Fodder-forks. 28. Potato forks ami sbovels. 3. Harrows — 29. Changeable-form, 30. Disk, 31. Expansible, 32. Flexible, 11. Revolving, 13. Rotary, 33. Spring-tooth, .^-1. Tooth-cleaners. 19. Wheel— r.i. Disk, 20. Rolary, 74. Spring, 7.). Trailing teutU. 4. Harrow-teeth — 35. Spike, 36. Spring, 37. Trailing and draw-cut. 5. Hoes — 38. Adjustable, 39. Compound, 40. Adjustable, 41. Horizontal, 42. Adjustable, 43. luterchaugeable, 44. Toothed blades, 45. Weeding. 6. Land-rollers- 46. Furrowers and maikers, 47. Pivoted, 48. AVeigbted cylinders, 49. Weighted frames. 7. Pivoted teeth. 8. Pivoted tooth-bars, ft. Potato-diggers — .'lO. Bearing-wheel separators, 51. Endless-carrier— 52. Receptacles, 54. I'low and screen, .')3. Plow-clearers, 55. Plow, vibrating screens, Class 55 Continued. Potato-diggers— Stalk-choppers— 57. Screen-cyliudors, 64. Vine-cutters. 56. Sifting-wheels, side-doUv. 65. Stalk-pullers, hand. eiy, 66. Wheel. 58. Spiral conveyers, 17. Stone-gatherers. 50. Toothed drum. 18. Transplanters — 10. Eakes. 67. Dibbles, 12. Hollers aud harrows. 68. Pivoted Jaw.s, 14. Shovels. 70. Post-hole diggers, 15. Stalk-choppers— 71. Post-hole diggers. dvoted 60. Draw-cut, jaws. 63. Reciprocating, on. Sliding jaws, 61. Revolving, horizontal, Vertical, 72. "Wheel-machines. 62. Class !»7.— PLOWS, (i.) Sub-class es. 1. Attachments — 11. Cultivator-teetb. 44 Harrow. 13. Fenders. 2. Beams. 14. Gage wheels and ruuuei 3. Cleaners. 15. Handles. 4. Clevises. 17. Landsides. 6. Colters — 18. Mold boards- 43. Rolling. 23. Revolving. 5. Corn-coverers. 21. Plows — 8. Cotton-choppers. 12. Ditching, 9. Cotton-scrapers. 19. Mole, Revolving, 7. Couplings. 40. 10. Cultivators — 26. Shovel, 41. Hand- 27. Side-hill, 42. Wheel, 30. Steam, 20. Parallel, 36. Wheel. 37. Revolving, 22. Points. 38. RolUng, 24. Ridgers. 25. Rotary — 28. Sod-cutters. 39. Horizontal, 29. Standards. 31. Straddle-row, 32. Subsoilers. 34. Wheel— 33. Weed-turners. 35. Straddle-row, Class 111.— SEEDERS AND PLANTERS. (I.) Subclasses. 1. Broadcast — 2. Hand, 3. Revolving hoppers, 4. Walking. 5. Check-row. 8. Cups on belt. 9. Cups on disk. Drills— 35. Adjustable rank, 18. Grain, 36. Walking. 10. Drills and broadcast com- bined. 11. Drill-teeth. 12. Elastic feed-wheels. 34. Fertilizer-distributers — 13. Hand, 14. Revolving hoppers, 15. Walking. 17. Force-feed. 19. Grain-drill cleaners. 24. Land-markers. 25. Pivoted seed-cups. Planters— • 6. Com, 7. Cotton, 16. Foot, 20. Hand— 21. OsciUatingj 22. Reciprocating-, 23. Rotating, 27. Potato— 28. Walking, 32. Walking— 33. Vibrating hoppers. 26. Plungers. 29. Preparing seed. 37. Rolling hoppers. 31. Screw- feed. Class 47.— TREES, PLANTS, AND FLOWERS, (i.) Blanching. Dress attachments. False stems. Flower -holders. Flower-pots. Flower-work. Garden-beds. Grafting. Hand-screens. Hanging baskets. Hedge-training. Hop-culture. Lawn -vases. Plant frames and lio Plant-stands — Revohing. Sttb-classes. 28. Root-guards. 29. Sap-buckets. 11. Sap-spouts. 30. Seed-testers. 31. Stays and props. 32. Strawberry-growing. 33. Tree-covering. 34. Transplantiug-pots. 35. Trap-belts. 36. Treatment— 37. Implements. 12. TreUises. 3&^. Trunk-guai'ds, caltlo- 103. 39. Vermin. 40. Turpentine-gathering. 41. Window-gardens. DIVISION 11. EXAMINER I. U. TOWNSEND. Olasses.~6, Bee-Oulture; 119, Oare of Live Stock; 31, Dairy; 184, Lubricators; 185, Mechanical Motors; 100, Presses; 131, Tobacco. Class 6.— BEE-CTJLTUKE. (ii.) Sub-classes. 1, Bee-hives. ( 2. Hive appliances. Class 185.-MECHANICAL MOTORS, (ii.) Subclasses. 1. Horse-powers — 5. Mis cell an eons. 2. Equalizers, 3. Treads. 4. Manual. j 6. Spring. 7. Weight. Class 119.— CARE OF LITE STOCK, (n.) Sub-classes. Animal- stocks — 14. Hog-traps, 15. Horse and cattle, 16. Sheep. , 46. Bird cages and houses. 17. Catching and holding tools. 48. Currycombs. 47. Gags and muzzles. 18. Gangways. '.i. Grooming. 49. Hitching-posts and ties. 51. Hopples. 4. Incubators. 54. Manure-pouches. 13. Nose-rings and ringing- tools. 12. Pokes. 5. Poultry-culture. 19. Sheep-protectors. 9. Stanchions. Steading and feeding— 20. C^f-feeders, 21. Combined troughs and racks, 22. Feed -racks, 23. Feed-troughs, 52. Nose-bags, 24. Releasing devices, 25. Stall-floors, 2fi. Stalls, sheds, and pens. 53. Stock-cars. 27. Stock-sorters. 50. Tethers. Class 31,— DAIRY, (ii.) Sub-classes. Butter and cheese — 24. Cutters, 23, Manufacture of. 25. Butter workers and molds. 20. Centrifugal creamers. 21. Cheese-hoops, 26. Cheese-turners. 22. Cheese-vats and curd-break- ers, 7, Chums — 9. Double-acting, Reciprocating, Crank mechanism— 29. Multiple-dasher, 30. Single-dasher, 31. Combined lever and crank mechanism, 32. Foot mechanism, 33. Hand and foot mechan- ism. Lever mechanism — 34. ' Multiple-dasher, 35. Single -dasher, 36. Rocking-seat mechan- ism, 37. "Without operating mechanism, Rotary—" 38. Diagonal-dasher, 39. Horizontal single- dasher. Horizontal double- dasher — 40. Concentric shafts, 41. Parallel shafts, Churns — Rotary—; 42. Vertical single-dasher, Vertical double -dasher— 43. Concentric shafts, 44. Parallel shafts, 17. Vibrating, 18. "Working body. 8. Cow-milkers. 27. Cream-pumps. 63. Drink-mixers. 57. Egg-beaters — 61. Reciprocating, 59. Rotary multipl e- dasher- 58. Single-dasher, 60. Vibrating. Milk-coolers — 45. Aerating, 46. Creaming-cans — 47. Agitators, 48. ' Depending-tube, 49. Floats, 50. Vacuum creamers, 51. Vertical-tube, 52. Milk-circulation, 53. Vats— 54. Air-circulation , 55. Horizontal-tube, 56. Removable-pipe. ' 13. Milk-stools. 14. Pails and strainers. 28. Tables and racks. Class 184.— LUBRICATORS. Sub -classes. (II.) 1. Capillary attraction. 2. Condensation displacement. 3. Force-feed. ; 4. Gravity-feed — : 5. Automatic cut-off. 6. Liquefiers. 8. Miscellaneous. Class 100.— PRESSES, (ii.) Sxih-cla^ses. Baling — 1. Belt and roller. PI anger— 2. Cam, 3. Crank aud pitman, 4. Lever, 5. Rack bar and pinion, 6. Ratchet and grapplebav, 7. Rebounding, 8. Screw, 9. Toggle-joint, 10. Toggle-ioint, inverted, 11. Thrust-bar, 12. ■Windlass. 13. Screw, Articles and attachments — 14. Bales and bale-covers, 15. Bale-band tighteners, 16. Bale- ejectors, 20. Binders, 19. Boxes and frames, 21. Brakes, 22. Condensers, 23. Discharge-end contracting devices, 24. Division-blocks and block- inserters, 25. Feeders, 27. Indicators, 28. Movable bale-boxes, 29. Plungers, 30. Retainers. Bundling— 31. In lengths, 32. In lengths, shingles, 33. 'Wool. 34. Can-filling machines. Copying — 59. Fluid-pressure, 60. Hand-impressing, 61. Hand-impressing, book- flexure, 62. Roller mechanism. Expressing- 35. Belt, 36. Belt and plunger, 37. Belt and roller. 38. Disk. - Plunger— 39. Cam, 40. Crank and pitman, 41. Lever, 42. Rack bar and pinion, 43. Ratchet and grapple bar, 44. Screw, 45. Toggle-joint, 46. "Windlass. 47. EoUer. 43. Screw. 49. "Without operating mechan- ism. Articles and attachments— 50. Boxes and frames, 51. Cake-formers, 52. Cake-strippers, 53. Cake -trimmers, 54. Mats. Packing — 55. Cheese, 56. Continuous-compression, 57. Single-compression, 58. Silos. 37. Cigar and cigarette cutters. 18. Cigar-bundUng. 38. Cigar-cutters, tip. 5. Cigar-machines — 39. Adjuncts, 40. Apron — 41. Moving roUinfj- table, 42. Stationary rolling-table, 43. Endwise-moving filler, 44. One traveling apron, 45. Roller, 46. Two traveling aprons. 47. Cigar-machine aprons. 48. Cigar -makers' implements— 49. "Wrapper-cutters. 20. Cigar-perf orators. 51. Cigar sujjports and stands. 53. Cigars, cigarettes, and car- tridges. 6. Curing. 55. Dressing, casin, 7. Granulating Class 131.— TOBACCO, (ii.) Sub-classes. 60. Leaf-treating— 56. Booking, 57. Stemming, 58. Stem-crushing. 30. Moistening. 9. Molding cigars. 10. Mouthpieces. 11. Packing. 13. Pipe-cleaners. 12. Pipes and stems. 14. Plug-making. 15. Plu^s. 31. Smoking- tobacco. 22. Smoking-tubes. 16. Snufl" manufacture. Tobacco-cutters — 33. Pivoted-knife, 34. Recipro eating-knife, 35. Rotating-kniie. 21. Tobacco-hangers, 59. Xobacco-users' appliances. 36. Wrappers. , and flavor- DIVISION III. EXAMINER BYRNES. Classes.— 148, Annealing and Tempering; 96, Coating with Metal; 204, Eleotro-Cliemistry ; 22, Metal- Founding; 75, Metallurgy; 207, Shaping Pluid Metal. Class 148.— ANNEALING AND TEMPEEING. (in.) Sub-classes. 13. AnnealiDg app.aratn.s— Glass-annealing— 14. Boxes and iiots, 28. Flattening-tables, 15. Clamps, 29. Hearths, 16. Muffles, 30. Leers — 17. Orena — 31. Grids, 18. Rotary hearths, 32. Muffles, 19. Pits, 33. Processes. 20. Wire and springs. 34. Hardening apparatus — 21. AnneaUng processes — 33. Bands and wire. 22. Drawing temper, 36. Clamps. 23. Gas, 37. Hardening processes — 24. Toughening. 39. Molten metal, 40. Cementation and case-hard- 38. Solutions. ening — Tempering and annealing — 25. Compounds, 10. Applications of electricity 26. Gaseous, 12. Metals other than iron. 27. Liquid. 8. Decarbonizing. Class 96— COATING WITH METAL, (iii.) Suh-classes. Galvanizing. 1 8. Precipitating. 9. Iron oxides. 11. Pickling and swilling 7. Tinning. I 10. "Wipers. Class 204— ELEGTBO-CKEMISTIIT. (iii.) Sub-classes. Batteries— 49. Anodes, 50. Catliodea, 52. Connectors, 51. Diaphragms, 47. Earth, 48. Gas, 33. One-fluid— 34. Zinc— 35. Nitrates, 36- Sulphates, 37. Chromates, 38. Oxides, 39. Chlorides, 40. Two-fluid— 41. Zinc — 42. Nitrates, 43. Sulphates — 44. Gravity, 45. Chromates, 46. Piles, 29. Secondary — 30. Charging and discharg- ing, 53. Vessels. Electrolysis — 1. Aqueous hath — 2. Alloys, 3. Aluminium, 4. Anodes, Electrolysis— Aqueous bath — 5. Apparatus, 0. Cathodes- 7. Cleaning, 8. Metallizing, 9. Chemicals, 10. Copper, 11. Depolarizing and bur- nishing, 12. Gold, 13. Multiple, 14. Nickel, 15. Ores, 16. Silver, 17. Tin, 18. Zinc. 22. Bleaching, 28. Diaphragms, 19. Fused bath— 20. Aluminium, 21. Sodium, 24. Purifying liquids — 26. Alcohol, 25. Water, 27. Tanning. Synthesis — 31. Synthesis — 32. Ozone. Class 22— METAL-FOUNDING, (in.) Sub-classes. Metal Tjiolds — 1. Apparatus and plants, 2. Chains, hinges, and joints, 4. Hardware, 5. Hollow ware. "7, Ingots— 9. Compound, 6. Hollow and tube, 10. Plants, 53. Strippers. 52. Ladles. 11. Materials. 12. Ordnance and projectiles. 13. Pigs. 14. Plows. 15. PvoUs. 18. Screw-threads. 16. Soft-metal machines— 21. Molds, 19. Shot, 20. Spoons, 32. Traps, 51. Type. Metal molds— 50. Tools. 23. "Vehicle-wheels. 24. Wheels. 25. Chains, liinges, and joints, 26. Hardware, 27. Hollow ware. Molded molds — 28. Molded molds. 8. Molders' flasks. 29. Materials. 17. Tools and arts. 30. Ordnance and projectiles. 31. Pipes- 32. Horizontal. 3. Pipe-elbows. 33. Plants. 34. Plows. 35. Eolls. 36. Screw-threads. 37. Tools. 38. Yehicle-wheels. 39. Wheels. Class 22.— Continued. Molding Apparatiis — 40. Blacking-molds, 41. Hollow ware, 42. Machines, 43. Ordnance and projectiles. 44. Pipes— 45. Horizontal. Molding apparatus— 46. Pipe-cores. 47. Screw-threads. 48. "Vehicle -wheel 8. 49. Wheels. Rotary molds — 50. Rotary molds. Class 75.— METALLT7EGT. (m.) Sitb-classes. 1. Alloys. 2. Assaying. 90. Blowpipes. 3. Converters— 148. Fixed, 149. Furnace, 150. Pnnway, 151. Sectional, 152. Tuyeres and bottoms. 182. Crucibles. 107. Cupolas — 108. Drop-bottoms, 109. Fore-hearths, 110. Water-jackets, 111. Wind-chesta and tuyeres. 112. Ftnery-fires. 113. Fire-brick. 30. Fume-arresters. Furnaces — 40. Blank— 184. Tire, 5. Blast— 114. Charging devices^ 115. Befl and hopper, 116. Protecting walls, 97. Tuyeres, 117. Tymps and slag-spouts, 27. Crucible, 178. Electric, 180. Forge— 181. Tuyeres, 84. Melting— 89. Glass-pots, 156. Glory-hole, 119. Open-hearth, 92. Pot-hearth, 93. Tank, 19. Pigment, Eeverberatory — 121. Heating air, 122. Necks and chimneys. 123. Water-walls and roofs. Hot-blast ovens — 53. Double-surface, 52. Single- surface. 124. Hot-blast valves. 14. Iron and steel direct — 71. Apparatus, 73. Bricks, 74. Fiux, 75. Gases, 72. Ketorts and hearths, 76.^ Slag, 77. Sponge. 15. Lead. 127. Mechanical puddlers — 128. Rotary hearths, 129. Tools. 130. Puddling-hearths- 131. Chills and bottoms, 132. Doors and bits. 22. Quicksilver. 17. Keducing and separating — 58. Aluminium, 57. Apparatus, 62. Copper, 59. Desilverizing lead, 60. Desulphurizing ores, 61. Disintegrating ores, 63. Flux, 64. Gold and silver, 85. Manganese, 66. Nickel and cobalt, 65. Ore bricks, 183. Sodium. Regenerators- 95. Double- surface, 94. Single -surface. Roasters— 133. Blasting, 134. Hearths— 135. Rotary, 136. KUns, 137. Muffles, Revolving — 138. Cylinders, 139. Retorts, 140. Shaft-and-sbelf, Stirrers — 141. Endless-chain, 14d. Reciprocatin g, 143. Rotary, 144. Screw. 25. Roasting and smelting hearths. 145. Slag— 146. Disintegrating, 91. Heaters, 147. Separators, centrifugal. 18. Solution and precipita- tion — 86. Apparatus, 67. Chlorination, 185. Cyanides, 69. Ferric salts, 70. Parting bullion. 28. Spelter— 153. Processes, 154. Retorts, 155. Stacks. 27. Treating molten iron — 44. Air, steam, and gases, 45. Alloys, 46. Basic, 87. Basic linings, 47. Granulating, 48. Oxides, 49. Physic, 50. Scrap, 51. Vacuum. 55. Utilizing tin-scrap— 5(). Wet processes. Class 207.— SHAPING FLUID METAL, (in.) Sub-classes. 8. Granulating. 1. Shaping. Shaping, by dies— 2. Bars and plates, C. Covering wire. Shaping, by dies- 3. Tubes— 4. Compound, 5. Curved. 7. Shaping, by rolls. DIVISION IV. EXAMINES POND. Glasses.— 14, Bridges; 37, Excavating I 159, lire Escapes and Ladders; 183, Fireproof Buildings; 61, Hy- draulic Engineering; 189, Iron Structures; 72, Masonry; 104, Railways; 200, Towers, Class 14.— BRIDGES, (iv.) . Sub-classes. 15 ridges— Bridges— 7. Arch, * 8. Floating, 12. Bowstring, 5. Suspension, 1. Draw — 6. Trass. 13. Bascule, 2. I'erry-guards 9. Gates, 11. Flooring. 14. Lift, J 4. Piers. 15. Swiug, Class 37.— EXCAVATIXG. (iv.) Sub-classes. 11. Diggers. Excavators — Dredgers- 17. Wheel- IB. Anchoring, 28. And belt. 14. Clamshell— 29. And carrier. 30. Buckets, 39. Miscellaneous. 13. Scouring — 43. Eoad beds .and grades 36. ■ Hydraulic. 40. Scoops— Excavators— 41. Kailway-side. 24. Chain and bucket— 5. Scrapers — 23. Buckets, 19. Distant power, 16. ■ Dipper, 22. Kailway-side, 9. Hydraulic, 42. Sledded, 46. Pipe-supports, ^■ Wheeled. 44. Steam vacuum, 6. Self-loading carts- 45. Suction-pipe mouth- 32. Carrier, pieces, 33. Scoop, 25. Plow and carrier. 34. Wheel. 10. Hammers, 35. Snow-road machines. 26. Screw- SO. Treating quicksands. 27. And carrier. Class 159.— FIRE ESCAPES AND LADDERS, (iv.) Subclasses. 10. Bed-bottom. 8. Ladders- 11. Blanket. 49. Collapsible, Glass 189.— IRON STEUCTUKES. (iv.) Checks— Escape- 22. Escapement, 23. Fluid, 58. Balcony, Sub-classes. 15. Fixed, 1. Building. 7. Lathing-wii'e. 24. Fly, 16. Mounting, Sectional hand. 5. Doors. 11. Metal sheathing. 25. Governor. 17. 2. Grilles. 9. Shutters. 1. Chutes. 19. Shooting and truck, a. Jails. 10. Windows. 4. Friction- 18. Trolley, 6. Lathing. 28. Hand-clamp, 50. E-xtension, 26. Jaw, 51. Feet, 27. Jaw, set-screw, 3. Flexible- 29. Eeel— 44. Reel, 30. End-thrust, 45. Sectional- 32. Jaw-brake, 46. Elevator, 33. -Jaw-brake, tension. 47. Single-stile, 31. Stiap-brake, 48. Trolley, 34. Shooting lines. 52. Hooks, 35. Tortuous, 57. Jacks, Class 72.— MA SONEY. (IV.) 36. Tortuous and jaw— 37. Set-screw, 53. 7. Sectional, Step— Sub-c asses. 38. Wheel-brake. 56. Store-service, 19. Apartment-bouaes. 11. Coping. 5. Hoists— 54. Stops, 26. Ash-chutes. 6. Facing walls. 17. Foundations. 39. Fixed guides, 40. Movable guides. 55. Trussed. 10. Bonding and tying. 6. Lazy-tongs. Sliding poles. 13. Cellars. 18. Hollow tile walls. 41. Pulley-block, 14. 2. Centering. 19. Smoke and air flues. 42. Eeciprocating cages. Towers — 12. Cisterns. 20. Stone and brick settin 43. Shooting-spar, 13. Fixed, 4. Composite walls. 21. Subways. 9. Trolley. 12. Shooting. 25. Construction. Miscellane- ous 23. Tile and metal floors. 22. Timber-seats. Class 183.— FIREPKOOF BUILDINGS. (IV.) Sub-classes, 4. Fii'eproof roofs. CeiliD^s and floors— 10. Concrete, 11. Concrete and motal, 12. Metal, 13. Protected wood, 14. Tile, 15. Tile and metal. 2. Columns and timber. Fire- shield 8. 5. Flooding. 9. Shutters, fireproof. Sidings and partitions— 16. Concrete, 17. Tile. Class 61.— HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING, (iv.) Sub -classes. Aqueducts. Breakwaters. Cable-laying. Caissons — Ship. Canals — Gate-valves, Gates. Bear- trap — Lock. Chutes — Screens, Water-power. Cribbing, Dams and levees- Cores, Mattresses. Dams. Coffer — Sectional. Diving-armor. Docks, Drains. Forming and pi'escrving channels. 32. Harbors. 29. Jetties. Sectional 11. Marine ways. 12. Mining. 13. Pile-drivers — 37. Jigs, 38. Monkev, 39. Piston,' 40. Swingiug-haminer, 41. Sinking. Piles— 42. Metallic, 43. Protected. 30. Protecting shores. 15. Tide-powers. 16. Tunnels— 44. Excavators, 45. Shields. 17. "Water-gates — 46. SUdinof, 47. Swinging. 31. "Wharves. DIVISION IV.— Continued. Class 104.— KAILAVATS. (iv.) Sub-classes. 114. Bridge-guards. Signals — 22. Switch, 49. Bnflfers. 1. Car-replacers. 70. Train-order. 2. Chairs. 94. Signals. Automatic — 63. Compensators — 148. Intermittent-grip, 122. Agitated, 123. Block, 149. Slot, 124. Crossing, 150. Weight. 72. Setting apparatus. 40. Crossings — 151. Stops, 116. Movable-rail— 73. Tappets, in. Stub. 74. Trips. 3. Deadening noise. 61. Sledways. 75. Deflection-stands. 95. Switch-chairs. 76. Detector-bars. 115. Switch-pieces. 4. Elevated— 96. Switch-rods. 131. Bicycle, 25. Switch-Stands. 146. Cable rail. 12. Switches— 50. Foot-guards. 23. Automatic, 5. Frogs — 77. Automatic safety. 99. Movable-rail— 127. Derailing, 118. Lap, 125. Lap, 119. Stub, 26. Pneumatic, 98. Spring-rail. 78. Safety, 35. (Jrippers— 152. Slip, 87. Automatic release. 79. Spring, 130. Coal-car, 126. Stub, 88. Friction, 24. Tramway— 89. Friotion-belt, 128. Car devices, 132. Overstepping, 129. Track devices. 90. EoUer, Track- 91. Sprocket-wheel, 44. Fastenings, 92. Whelp-wheel. 14. Miscellaneous, 109. Guard-rail clamps. 45. Portable— 7. Hose-bridges. 112. Cross-overs. 8. Inclined plane — 46. Stringers and ties— 113. Traction. 55. Metallic. 39. Interlocking— Track-cleaners— 105. Eods, 65. Blade and broom. 101. Selectors, 36. Centrifugal, 106. Stands— 37. Dumpers, 120. Catch, 38. Elevators, 121. Plunger. 56. Explosive, 133. Logging. 100. Flangers— 111. Pleasure-railways. 101. Eotary, 60. Pot-sleepers. 102. Vibrating, 131. Eack-rails. 103. Hot plows. .')4. Kail-braces. ' 153. Oilers and washers. Eail-joints— 51. Plows, 135. Boxes, 58. Eemoving weeds. 136. Bridge-pieces. Base— 137. Tread, 66. Snow-guards, 57. Stock-alarms, 138. Joint-chairs, 110. Track-curves. 145. Miscellaneous, 16. Track-layers. 139. Scarf, 17. Track-platforms. 140. Splice-bars — 59. Track-raisers. 141. Girder, 18. Traction— 143. Threadless bolts. 80. Cable-shields, 142. Truss, 81. Crossing conduits. 144. Web-blocks. 82. Crossing streams. 10. Bails- 83. Curves, 147. Compound. 53. Eunning and carrying 21. Signals— rope. 42. Automatic alarm. 84. Slot-closers, 67. Bar, 85. Slot-switches, 71. Danger, 86. Take-ups, 31. Detonating, 47. Underground. 68. Light, 48. Transfer-tables. 27. Pneumatic— 64. Truck-changers. 104. Automatic, 19. Turn-tables. 69. Portable, 62. Yards and plants. Class 200.— T OWERS. (IV.) Subc aeses. 1. Girders and columns. a. Skeleton. 4. Portable. 3. Telegraph-poles. DIVISION V. EXAMINER LANE. Glasses.— 11, Book-Binding; 41, Fine Arts; 63, Jewelry; 84, Music; 120, Stationery^. Class 11, —BOOK-BINDING, (v.) Sub-classes. 1. Albums. 13. Bank-notes, checks, and bonds. 16. Binding. 2. Binding-machines. 17. Books and binding. 3. Books and covers. 4. Book-cover protectors. 5. Book-cutting. 12. Book-leaf holders and marks. 6. Book-stapling. IS. Covers. 7. Indexing — 21. Card catalogues. 19. Leaves. 20. Leaves and covers. 9. Newspaper-files. 14. Postageandrevenuestamps. 10. Temporary binders. 15. Tickets. 11. "Writing-tablets— 22. Continuous, 23. Manifolding. Class 41.— FINE ARTS, (v.) 2. Artificial flowers. 1. Artists' appliances. 19. Badges. 3. Banners and flags. 4. Canvas-stretchers. 5. Decorative painting. 6. Drawing-boards. 7. Easels. 9. Engraving and tools. 8. Engraving-machines. Suh classes. 10. Gilding. Leaf- 12. Medals. 21. Metal ornamentation. 13. Ornamenting cloth. 1.^. Pictures. 14. Picture-frames. 20. Picture-supports. IG. Sculpture. 17. Theater appliances. 18. Transfers. 1. Bracelets. 2. Brooches. 4. Ear-rings. 5. Finger-ringe 8. Gem-setting 6. Lockets. Class 63.— JEWELEY. (v.) Sub-classes. 11. Metal stock and oruamenta] wire fabric. 7, Ornamental chains. 10. Processes. 9. "Walch-chaiu attachments. Class 84.— MUSIC, (v.) Sub-classes. 1. Accordions. 82. Autoharps. 53. Auxiliary strings. j 2. Banjos and guitars. G. Castanets. 85. Charts— 86. Harmony and transposi- tion. 7. Clarinets and flutes. 55. Combined organandpiano. 8. Cornets and trumpets. 9. Couplers. 10. Drams. 81. Electric actions. 11. Exercising devices — 91. Hand attachments, 92. Keyboard, 93. Keyboard attachments, 04. Vocal. 87. Finger-boards. 13. Harmonicaa — 88. Supports- 12. Harmonic attachments— 56. Dampers — 83. Violin. 14. Harps. 48. Indicators. 15. Insulators. 57. Keyboard self-playing at- tachments. 58. Key-holding devices. 16. Keys and keyboards — 96. Touch-regulators. 49. Knee-swells. 17. Leaf-turners. 79. Mouthpieces. 89. Musical blocks. 18. Notation. Organ— 19. Actions — 95, Electropneumatic, 20. Pneumatic, 50. Bellows, 21. Cases, 22. Pipes, 59. Stop-actions — 54. Combination, 23. Swells, 47. "Wind -chests. Organs — 90. Pedal bass, 32. Pipe, 35. Heed— 36. Attachments for, 111. Folding, 112. "With pipes. 33. Steam. 24. Pedals— 97. Auxiliary, 98. Guards, ' 99. Locks. 61. Pianissimo devices. Piano — 26. Actions — . 100. Dampers, 101. Flanges, 102. Frames, 103. Hammers, 60. Pedal, 104. Plectrum. 66. Agraffes and bridges— 27. Attachments, 52. Cases, 28. Frames, 29. Legs, 30. Sounding-boards, 40. Stringing, 67. Tuning-pins — 105. Coupling- clamp, 106. Direct-pull, 107. Lever, 108. Presser-deflectors, 109. Push-rod and carrier, 110. Worm-gear. 25. Pianos — 70. Soateuuto, 46. Violin, 31. Without strings. 68. Recording attachments. 33. Keeds. 34. Keed-boards. 37. Self-playing instruments— 71. Cylinder, 113. Eiectropneumalic, 84. Note-sheets, 51. Pneumatic, 114. Spurs and picks. 69. Solo attachments. 41. Transposera. 42. Tremolos. 43. Tuning-instruments. Violin — 72. Bows, 73. Bridges, 74. Chin-rests, 75. Dampers and mutes, 77. Tail-pieces, 78. Tuning-pegs. 44. Violins— 76. Practice, 115. Supports. 80. Zithers— 116. Keyed, 117. Picks. Class 120.— STATIONEKY. ■ (v.) Sub- Bill-files- Boxes — Separators, Continuous- web. Division leaves aud pock eta, Followers, Impa ling-pins. Packet- holders, Pins and followers. Blotters, Calendars— Continuous- web, Disk, Koller. Copy-holders. Desk-rulers. Erasers. Fountain-pens. Hand-rests. Inkstands. Knife-erasers. Lead and crayon holders. Paper-clips. Paper-weights. Pens. Penholders. Pen and pencil cases. Pen racks and clc.anor.s. Pencils. Pencil-clasps. Pencil- sharpeners. Post-office boxes. Scholars' companions. Slate and blackboard rub- bers. Sponge- cups. Stylographic pens. Ticket-cases. DIVISION VI. EXAMINER LITTLEWOOD. Glasses.— 8, Bleaching and Dyeing; 23, Ohemioals; 52, Explosives; 71, Pertilizers; 167, Medicines; 95, Pho- tography; 99, Preserving; 127, Sugar and Salt; 128, Surgery. Class 8.— BLEACHING AND DYEING, (vi.) Suh-classes. 16, Apron vats and stretcliers. M. Bleacliing:. 1. Carbon dyes. 18. Close vats. 5. Dyeing processes. 6. Dyes. 13. Mordants. 19. Open vats. it;. Perforated rolls and spray- jets. 7. Press-dyeing. 8. Eenovating dress. 15. Steam and bleach chests. 13. "Wool -cleaning. Class 23.— CHEMICALS, (vi.) 1. Acids. Mineral 21. Ammonia. 3. Apparatus. 24. Carbon compounds, dyes. 5. Fire-extinguishing pounds. Sub -classes. 10. Metalloids. Embraces non- illuminating gases, sul- fur, and phosphorus. 11. Packing chemicals. 26. Purifying water. 13. Salines. 22. Soda and potash. not com- 1. Bias tin g-pow dor 2. Fulminates. 4. Gunpowder. Class 52.— EXPLOSIVES, (vi.) Sub-classes. 5. Matches. 3, Nitrocompounds. 6. Pyrotechnic compounds. Class 71— FEETILIZEKS. (vl) Sub-classes. 1. Apparatus. 9. Compositions. 6. Organic. [ 7. Phosphates. 8. Sewage and night-soil. Class 167.— MEDICINES, (vl) Capsules. Disinfectants. Extracts. Hair dyes and tonics. Insecticides. Stib-classes. 7. Internal remedies. 8. Plasters. 11. Tobacco substitutes. 9. Topical remedies. 10. Veteiinary. Class 9.5.— PHOTOGRAPHT. (vl) Sub-classes. 31. Actinometers. 2. Baths. 4. Burnishing. 5. Cameras — 39. Magazine, 40. Panoramic. 7. Camera-stands. 8. Coloring. 9. Daguerreotypy. 10. Dark-rooms. 12. Embossing. 41. Finders. 4-2. Focusing devices. 116. Heaters and driers. 17. Mechanical printing 18. Mounting. 32. PhotosGulpture. 22. Pictures. 36. Plate-holders— 43. Magazine. 25. Printing and viguetting 29. Processes. 26. Retouching. 38. Roll-holders. 44. Shutters— 45. Curtain, 46. Diaphragm, 47. Pivoted, 48. Sliding. 40. Studios — 50. Accessories. 35. Surfaces — 51. Sensitive. 52. Trays and tanks. Class 99.— PRESERVING, (vl) Sub-classes. 1. Antiseptics. 8. Exclusion of air. 2. Apparatus. 11. Food componnds. 4. Cold. 9. Fumigation. 5. Desiccation. 10. Panification. 6- Egg-testers. 12. "W"ood saturation. Class 127.— SUGAR AND SALT, (vi.) Sub-classes. Bleaching cane-juice. Bone-black. Centrifugal machines- Honey-extractors, Liquid-separators, Testers. Confectionery. Cube sugar. Defecating. Diffusion apparatus. Evaporating-pans. 10. Glucose. 19. Graining and draining. 11. Misers. 12. Molds and carriages. 14. Refining salt. 15. Refining sugar. 16. Salt-making. 23. Starch. 17. Sugar-making. 18. Vacuum-pans. Class 128.— SURGERY, (vl) 2. 33. : 34. 3. : 37. 38. 39. 4. : 32. 5. 40. 9. 35. : 10. : 36. : !i3: 49. 43. 28. Sub-classes. Atomizers. 16. Movement cure. Baby iumpera — 17. !N"asal douches. Walkers. 44. Needle holders and cases Bandajfes — 18. Nipples. Bandage-maclimes, 19. Nursing-bottles. Suspensory, 20. Obstetrics. "Water. 21. Pessaries. Breast-pxuups. 23. Pharmaceutical. Capsule-machines. 23. Scarificators and lancets. Catamenial sacks. 24. Speculums. Chest-protectors. 25. Syringes— Depurators. 45. Expanding arm, Dnmb-beUs and cluhs. 46. PUe, Ear. 47. "Water-bag. Exerciaing-machines. 49. Thermocauters. Eye. 26. Trusses. Inhalers and respirators — 51. "CFrinary apparatus. Mask. 27. Veterinary — Laryngoscopes. 52. Horse-shields. Miscellaneous. DIVISION VII. EXAMINER SKINNER. Classes.— 46, Games and Toys; 56, Harvesters; 208, Velocipedes, Class 46— GAMES AND TOTS, (vii.) Sub-classes. 4. Balls and bats. 27. Koundabouts. 43. Ba«e-baU. 53. Skaters' appliances. 6. Billiard appliances— 50. Skates— 7. Balls, 51. EoUer . 8. Chalk-cups, 52. Skate-wheels. 9. Cues, 30. Skipping-ropes. 10. Cue-tip fasteners, 31. Soap-bubble pipes. 11. Cushions, 32. Spinning-tops. 12. Tables, 33. Stilts. 13. Table-levelers. 35. Toy building-blocks Toy money-boxes. 14. Buzzes and whirligigs. 36. 15. Croquet. 37. Toys- 16. Dice-boxes. 49. Electric, 20. Game apparatus. 40. Figure- 91. Game-boards. 45. Wheeled, 22. Hobby-horses. 46. Sounding — 23. Kites. 47. Wheeled, 42. Lawn-tennis. 48. Wheeled. 25. Playing-cards. 38. Trundles and hoops. 41. Puzzles and magic. Class 56.-HAK,VESTEKS. (vii.) Sub-classes. 1. Bean-harvesters. Binders — 35. Compressors, 36. Grain- adjusters, 37. Sheaf-carriers. 2. Clover -harvesters. 3. Combined rakes and ted- ders. Corn -harvesters — 40. Implements. 103. Stalk-cuttera— 104. Droppers, Crane 105. Direct-tiltins. 106. Ejector, 107. Endless -apron, 108. Horizontally mo v ins and tilting, 100. Sliding-bottom, 1 10. Strippers, 111. Strippers, Comb 112. Knife, 113. Keller. 5. Corn -shockers. 6. Cotton- harvesters. Cutting^ .apparatus — 42. Endless, 43. Guard- lingers and finger- bars, 44. Keciprocating, 45. Eotary, 46. Vibrating. Droppers — 47. Dii-ect-tilting, 49. Miscellaneous, 48. Openine and closing, 50. Side-defivery, 51. Swinging and tilting. 99. Fruit- gatherers. 9. Gearing. 31. Grain wheels and casters. Hand-binders — 52. Attachments, 53. Elevated delivery, Hear 54. Elevated delivery, Side 55. Flat delivery, 56. Manual traction. 12. Hand-rakers. Hay-loaders — 61*. Endless-belts, 62. Intermittent, 63. Lifting-reels, 64. "Walking-rakes. 100. Headers. 16. Hedge-trimmers. 17. Hemp and flax harvesters. Horse-rakes — 65. Draft-dumpers, Horse-rakes— 66. Drags, 67. Hana-dumpers, 68. Hay-cockers, 69. Rake-teeth. 1 1 5. Side-delivery. 19. Lawn-mowers— 114. Grass-catchers. 20. Mannre-forks. 33. Miscellaneous. Mowers— 70. Anomalies, 72. Center-cut, 73. Front-cut, One-wheel 74. Two-wheels, 76. Kear-cut. One-wheel 77. Two-wheels, 75. Keciprocating-gear, 78. Thrust-cut. 32. Platform adjustments. 22. Keels. Revolving horse-rakes — 80. Flop-over, 81. Wheel. 27. Scvthes and cradles. 24. Seats. Self-binders — 82. Clips and prepared bands, 83. Cord-knotters, 84. General structure, 85. Gleaners and binders, 86. Tension and take-up de- vices, 87. Twisters and tuckers, 88. "Wire-twisters. Self-rakers — 89. Endless carriers, 90. Gaveling- tongs, 91. Platform -movement, 92. Keciprocating, horizontal curvilinear, 93. Keciprocating, horizontal rectilinear, 96. Kotary, horizontal axis, 94. Kotary, vertical axis, switch, 95. Kotary, vertical axis, no switch, 98. Traveling, horizontal ir- regular path, 97. Traveling, vertical irreg- ular path. 102. Shock-compressors. 28. Tedders. 29. Thrashers. 30. Trackclearersanddividers. Class 208.— VELOCIPEDES', (vii.) Sv^-classes. 11. Bearings. Bicycles — 5. Header-preventers, 4. Ordinary, Kigid-frame 6. Safety, Rigid-frame 7 . Spring- frame, 28. Supports. 8. Tandem. Bicycles, Propulsion — 16. Crank and gear, 17. Crank and chain, 18. Lever and crank, 19. Lever, crank, and gear or chain, 20. Lever and ratchet, 21. Lever, ratchet, and gear or chain. 23. Miscellaneous, 22. Rack-and -pinion. 13. Brakes. 24. Children's seats. 27. Coupling-bars. 9. Crank- clutches. 3. Dicycles. 29. Dress and mud-guards. 2. Epicycles. 14. Locks. 25. Luggage -carriers. 10. Pedals and cranks. Polycycles— 42. Figure, 43. Spring- frame, 44. Steering devices. Polycycles, Propulsion — 40. A xle- couplings, 32. Crank and chain, 31. Crank and gear, 30. Crank and pitman, 33. Lever and crank, 34. Lever, crank, and gear or chain, 35. Lever and ratchet, 36. Lever, ratchet, and gear or chain, 38. Miscellaneous, 37. Kack-and-pinion, 41. Rowing-machines. 15. Saddles. 12. Steering-heads and handle- bars, 26. Steps and foot-rests. 1. Unicycles. DIVISION VIII. ACTING EXAMINER McROBERTS. Glasses.— 5, Beds; 155, Ghairs; 156, Gurtains, Shades, and Screens; 45, Furniture; 65, Kitcheu and Table Articles; 211, Store Furniture. Clabs 5.— beds. {Yin.) Sub-classes. eds — Air, Camp, d-bottoma— Fabrics. ■if. Fabrics and springs, • r,. Slats, 1 ■ Slats and springs, 2 . Springs. ?.. ^ed-clothing. 4. Bedsteads — 41. Attachments, 42. Braces, 5. Extension, 9. Folding, 12. Invalid — 43. Head-sections, 44. Lifters and conveyers, 45. Vertically -mo V in J frame, 16. Sofa— 46. Extension. 47. Folding-back, 4fl. Folding back and seat, 49. Folding-seat, bO. Rotary back and seat, Bedsteads— Sofar— 51. Vertically ■ m o V i u g frame, 17. Table, 18. "Wardrobe -bedstead s— 52. Center-folding, 53. End-folding, 34. Extension, 54. Shifting-fulcrum, 37. Single-frame, 38. Sliding-frame. 22. Clotiies-clamj)3. 55. Corner-fastenings. 56. Cradles — 57. Motor-operated. 58. Cribs— 50. Attachments. 10. Hammocks — 30. Hooks, 31. Stretchers, 32. Supports. 13. Mattresses. 14. Mosq^uito-nets and canopies. 15. Pillows. 33. Pillow-sham holders. 21. Springe. Class 155.— CHAIRS, (viii.) Szib-classes. Chairs — Attachments, Adjustable backs, Adjustable backs and seats. Backs and seats independ- ently adjustable, Bottoms, Convertible, Dentists', Folding- Adjustable, InvaEd, Nursery, Opera, Keclining, Kocking — Platform, Step-ladder, Surgical, Swinging, Tilting. 33. Pads and feet. Rests — 9. Foot, 10. Head. 34. School seats and desks. Seats — 2. Car, 5. Circus, 37. Reversible, 25. Spring. I 19. Settees. I 20. Sofas. 22. Stools and seats— 1 38. Duplex, ' 39. Pawl and ratchet, , 40. Pedestal, 1 41. Screw. ! Stools— 42. Cane, 32. Folding. 35. Swings. 43. Upholstery. Class 156.— CURTAINS, SHADES, AND SCREENS, (viii,) Sub-classes. 15. Awnings. Shade— 2. Curtain-cord holders. 28. Raisers. 32. Curtain-cord tighteners. 29. Rollers — Cm-tain— 30. Dropping, FrictionHjrake, 33. Holders, 34. 19. Poles, 35. Katcbet-and-pawl, 20. Poles and rings, 36. Spring, 22. Pole-supports, 31. Sticks. 21. Rings and pins. 17. Venetian hlinds. 16. Flexible blinds. 13. "Window cornices— 23. Shade and cui tain hangers. 14. Screens- Shade- 37. Exits, 21. Brackets, 38. Extensible, 25. Fastenings, 39. Rolling, 26. Guides, 10. Shades. 27. Hangers, vertically - ad- justable. Class 43.— FUK] •iflTURE. (vin.) Sui-c asses 1. Book-cases^ Book and music holdnrs — 53. Adjustable shelf-parti- 57. Base-supported— tions. 80. Ad.justable, 54. A(|justable shelves and 81. Rotary, shelf-supports. 59. Body-supported, 55. Hanging shelves, 78. Knockdown, 60. Book-stands — 85. Folding, 79. Revolving, 86. Leveling, 56. EoUer-shelves. 58. Bracket-supported- Class 45. — Continued. . Portable nursery-fences. . Provision-safes — Knockdown, Revolving, "Window. , Quilting- frames. , Screens — Folding. . Soap-holdors. . Spittoons — Covered, Flushing. . Tables- Adjustable angularly, Angularly and verti- cally, Folding, Vertically, Attachments, Extension — Center, End, Flexible top, Slides, Folding — Sectional top, Kitchen, Lap Leaf -sup ports, Leg fastening and brac- ing. Pedestals, Self-waiting, Sewing-machine — Covers, Surgical, "Wall. , Towel racks and stands. , Type-writer cabinets. , Umbrella-stands. , "Wall-protectors. , Wardrobes — Knockdown. , AVashstands — Reservoir. Class 65.— KITCHEN AND TABLE ARTICLES, (viii.) Book and music holders — 73 Bracket-supported^ 82. Ad,iustable, 71 102 lU. Leaf-holders, 103 83. Leaf-rests, 104 63. Music-stands— 24 121. Portable, 105 63. Panel, 106 64. Portfolio. 28 Brackets — 41 65. Arm-supporting— 107 84. Adjustable, 108 66. End-supporting — 31 67. Adjustable. 109 5. Bureaus— 110 88. Knockdown. 89. Carpet-stretchers. 74 43. Carpet stretchers and lack- 111 ers. 75 68. Covers. 9 6. Desks— 112 90. Attachments, 113 01. Lids— 114. 92. Flexible, 115 69. Portable, 11 93. Sectional, 116 70. Table. 17 7. Drawers — 46 77. Guides, 47 94. Locking devices. 48 95. Swinging, 96. Tilting. 117 13. Hat and coat racks. 26 15. Insect-guards. 27 16. Kitchen-cabinets. 120 18. Mirrors— 50 97. Bracket, 51 Mirrors — 32 98. Hand, 52. 09. Multiple, 33. 100. Stand, 36. 39. "Window. 37. 22. Packing furniture. 118. 23. Picture-bangers — 38. 101. Adjustable. 119. 3. Cake-turners. 5. Castors — 55. Rotary. 10. Compound tools — 56. Gripping. 45. Condiment-holdora- 57. Pulverizing. 12, Culinary. 13. Clips — 58. Collapsible. 15. Dishes and plates — 59. Covered, 60. Pivoted covers. 16. Dish covers — 61. Stands. 20. Dust-pans— 63. Brush attachments, 63. Foot pieces. 22. Egg-cups. Sub-classes. 25. Fruit-lifters. 26. Jar-lifters. 28. Ladles. 29. Napkin-holders, 30. Oyster-openers. 31. Pitchers— 64. Tilting frame. 32. Plate-lifters. 65. Racks and rests. 36. Scoops. 46. Stopper-extractors— 47. Hook. 48. Screw— 49. Lever- operated, 50. Rotary, 51 . Screw and lever. 52. Table-tongs. 53. Trays— 54. Attaching devices. Class 211.— STORE FURNITURE, (viii.) Sub-classes. Display-racks — 15. Adjustahle-ariii, 16. Enclosed, 17. Hanging, 18. Roll, 19. Rope, 20. Rotary— 21. Enclosed, 22. Sample sheet— 23. Rotary. 24. Display-stands. 25. Show-cases— 26. Lid-lifters. 27. Shelving. 1. Bag and twine holders 2. Bag-holders, 3. Twine-holders— 4. Take-up— 5. Rotary, (j. Bins. 7. Cabinets— 8. Delivering, 9. Grocers', 10. Spool. 11. Counters— 12. AttachraeuU. 13. Display-forms. 14. Display-racks. DIVISION IX. EXAMINER TRYON. Glasses.— 4, Baths and OloBets; 169,Fire-ExtiDguishers; 138, Hydraulic Motors; 103,Pi;mps; 182, Sewer- age; 137, Water-Distribution. Glass 4.— BATHS AND CLOSETS, (ix.) Sub-classes. 1. Basins and stands. 2. Bathing apparatus. 19. Bed-pans. 5. Closet-cisterns. 20. Dry closets. 11. Sints and traps. 12. Urinals. 13. Yapor-batlis. "Water-closets— 16. Plunger, "Water- closets — 22. Siphon, 17. Valved, 23. "Washout. 18. "Water-closet attachments. 15. "Water-closet valves. 21. "Water-closet and sewerven- tilation. Class 169.— FIEE -EXTINGUISHERS, (ii.) 4. Car-heater. 1. Chemical. iSub'Classes, j2. Portable. I 3. Stationary. Class 138.— HYDRAULIC MOTORS, (ix.) 11. Chain. 8. For elevators. 9. For jacks. 10. For presses. 1. Oscillating. 2. Reciprocating. 3. Rotary— 12. Feathering. Sub-classes. Turbines — 4. Bottom-supply, 5. Side-ring supply, 6. Top and side direct-supply. 7. Top-ring supply. Class 103.— PUMPS, (ix.) 45. 2. 46. 5. 6. 50. 7. Accumulators. Attachments. Brakes. Cattle. Chain. Collapsible tube. Compound. Compressed-air water- tors. Diaphragm. Double-acting. Double- cylinder. Double-piston. Drainage. Force. Sub -classes. 17. Hollow piston-rod. 22. Lift. 47. Lift and force. 48. Miscellaneous parts. 23. Oil. 25. OscUlating. 27. Pistons. eleva- 51. Railway-tank feeders. 29. Rams. 44. Rotary double-piston. 43. Rotary single-piston. 31. Sand. 32. Ship. 49. Valves. 35. AVindlass water-elevators. Class 182.— SEWERAGE. Sub-classes. {IX.) 1. Backwater and animal gates. 2. Cleaning. 3. Construction, 4. Flushing. 8. Flush-tank siphons. 5. Manholes and catcb-basins. 6. Mechanical treatment. 7. Systems. Class 137.— WATER-DISTRIBUTION, (ix.) Sub-classes. Filters— 42. Rotary-bed, 52. Service-pipe, 51. Strainers, 44. Submerged, 43. Systems. 11. Fountains. 12. Funnels. 33. Hose-patches. 13. Hydrants and plu^a. 14. Irrigating and sprinkling. 16. Mains and pipes. 17. Nozzles. Pipe-couplings — 28. Detachable, 34. Detachable and flexible, 29. Permanent, 30. Valved. 53. Safety-valves. 18. Sampling- tubes. 20. Siphons. 21. Tanks. .'>4. Valves for inflation. 31. "Water-supply hose-holders. 1. Aquariuma. 32. Check-Talves. Cocks and faucets — 26. Compound, 4. Keciprocating valres 5. Sliding gates, 27. Tank, 35. Thermal, 6. Tube-compressors, Turning plugs. Cutroifs and spouts. 7. 9. Filters— 36. Beer, 37. Cistern-cleaners, 45. Cistern-supply, 46. Decanters, 38. Faucet, 47. FUtering-fancots, 39. Granular-bed, 48. Materials, 40. Oil, 49. Porous-wall, . 41. Portable, 50. Pressure, DIVISION X. EXAMINER SANDERS. Class. — 21, Carriages and Wagons. Class 21.— CAEEIAGES AND WAGONS, (x.) Sui-classes. 80. Ambulances and stretch- 47. Sled-propellers. ers. 48. Sleds- 2. Axle-boxes. 94. Hand, 4. A Tie-skeins. 95. Shifting-thais, 5. Axles. 96. Wheel-runners. 7. Bodies. 49. Spoke-sockets. S). Boots and aprons. 97. Spring-gear — 10. Brake-levers. 98. Side-bar cross, 8. Brakes — 99. Axle cross, 9. Automatic, 100. Longitudinal, 82. Shoes. 101. Lever. 11. Carriage-irons. 50. Springs — 85. Chafe-irons. 102. Bolster, 12. Children's carriages- 105. Braces and equalizers 83. Folding, 103. ElUptio, 84. Stops. 51. Platform, 86. Chnte- wagons. 104. Shackles 13. CUps. 53. Torsion. 14. Close carriages. 54. Standards. 15. Dash-hoards. 55. Steps. Sulkies. 133. Doors and windows. 56. 76. Draft-equalizers. 57. Thill-couplings — 19. Drays. 106. Antirattlers, 20. Dumping-wagons. 107. Jacks. 21. End-gates. 108. ThiU-supports. 87. Fellies and rims. Tires- 23. Fenders. 109. Cushion, 24. Fifth-wheels. 112. Inflating. 88. Hand-barrows. 110. MetaUic. 74. Hay-racks. 111. Pneumatic, 26. Hearses. 113. Eepairing. 27. Holdbacks. 59. Tire-tighteners. 75. Horse-detachers. 63. Tongue-supports. 28. Hose-carriages. 60. Top-Joints. 29. Hounds. 61. Top-props. 30. Hub-attaching de-rices. 62. Tops. 89. Hub-caps. 114. Traction-engines — 31. Hubs. 124. Steppers. 32. King-bolts. Lumber-wagons. 64. Traction-wheels . 33. 65. Trucks- 90. Motor-vehicles. 121. Barrel, 77. Neck-yokes. 116. Brick, 36. Poles and shafts- 122. Drying, 91. Convertible. 118. Elevating, 92. Pole-tips. 115. House-moving, 39. Knrming-gear. Sand-bands. lao. Implement, 40. 117. Piano, 41. Seat-locks. 119. Water-barrel. 42. Seats- 68. Wheelbarrows. 43. Shifting, 69. Wheels- 44. Spring. Shittlng-rails. 123. Spring. 45. 79. Whiffletree-hooks. 93. Short-turning gear. 78. Whiffletrees. 40. Sled-brakes. DIVISION XL EXAMINER HARMON. Olasses.- -12, Boots and Shoes; 24, Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons; 54, Harness; 60, Hose and Belting; 69, Leather-Working Machinery. Class 12.-B00TS AND SHOES. (XI.) Class 60.- -HOSE AND BELTING. (XI Suh-classes. Sub-claases. 2. Boot-.jacks. n. Pegs. 1. Belt-fasteners— 3. Belting. 30. Boot-treeiug machines. 12. Pegging-Jacks. 2. Machines, 4. Hose and tubing 3. Boot-trees. 13. Pegging- machines. Nails 7. Stretchers. 5. Hose-machines. 4. Burnishing. and pegs — 34. Channeling.machines. 35. Wile. 5. Crimping. 14. Rubber. 6. Edge-planes and shaves. 15. Shanks and machines. 32. Hand nailing implements. 16. Shoe-fastenings. 34. Heel-machines. 17. Soles. 33. Heel-nailing machines. X8. Sole and heel trimming ma- 29. Heel-stilfener machines. chines. 7. Heels. 19. Sole-machines. 8. Ice-creepers. 2G. Sole and heel plates. 9. Lasts. 20. Tips and stiffenera. 10. Lasting-machines. 21. Tools. 25. Lasting and lasting tools. 22. TTppers. 31. Peg-floats. 23. Upper-macliines. Class 24.— CLASPS, BUCKLES, AND BUTTONS, (xi.) Sub-claises. 26. Baggage-checks. 28. Buckles and snap • books 8. Eyeleting-machines. 25. Garment-supporters. combined. 30. Glove-fastenings. 1. Buckles— 9. Hooks. 27. Personal wear. 10. Hooks and eyes. 2. Buttons — 33. Napkin-supporters. 23. Hinged shoe. 11. Necktie-fasteners. 21. Separable. 13. Paper-fasteners. 3. Buttoners. 14. Punches. 4. Button-fasteners. 32. Eibbon-clasps. 5. Button-setting machines. 15. Kings. 29. Button-setting tools. 16. Safety attachments. 6. Clasps. 17. Snap-hooks. 31. Corset-fastenings. 20. Suspenders. 24. Cuff-holders. 18. Tags and tag-fasteners 7. Eyelets. 19, Ticlcet-clasps. Class 54.— HARNESS, (xi.) Subclasses. 40. Billet-loops. Harness — 1. Bonnets and covers. 12. Saddles, 41. Breast-strap slides. 13. Tools. 2. Bridle-bits. 35. Hitching-straps. 3. Bridles and halters. 16. Horse-boots. 37. Check hooks and terrets. 17. Horse-collars. 38. Checking and unchecking. 31. Ox-yokes. 4. Collar-fasteners. 36. Eein-buttons- 5. Collar-machines. 32. Holders, 6. Fly-nets. 39. Supports. 8. Hame-fasteners. 21. Hiding-saddles. 28. Hame-tugs. 22. Spurs and stirrups 9. Hames. 24. Trace-carriers. 10. Harness — 25. Trimmings. 29. Attachments, 26. Tugs. 11. Machines, 27. Whips. 30. Piids, 33. Whip-sockets. Class 69.— LEATHER- WORKING MACHINERY, (xi.) Sub-classes. 1. Cutting. I 4. Splitting. 3. Machines. DIVISION XII. EXAMINER AUGHINBAUGH. Classes,— 192, Olutclies; 193, Conveyers ; 212, Cranes and Derricks; 187, Elevators; 57, Hoisting; 64, Journal-Boses, Pulleys, and Shafting; 74, Machine Elements; 186, Store-Service. Class 192.-CLUTCHES. (xii.) Sub-classes. 1. Clutches. 2. Eccentric or -wedge, 3. Expansible segment. 18. Fluid. 4. Frictional and positive. 15. Intermittent grip — 17. Ratchet, 16. Strap and dog or ball. 5. Lever-shoe. 6. Locting-pawl. 7. Longitudinally-movable, double-face. 8. Longitudinally -movable, single-face. 9. Lon^tudinally -movable, ■with projections. 19. Magnetic. 10. Multiple- disk. 11. Kadially -movable shoes. 12. Kadially - movable shoes, opposing. 13. Split-ring. 14. Strap. Class 193.— CONVEYERS, (xn.) Sitb-elasses. 1. Conveyers. 2. Endless— 3. Adjustable leg, 4. Belt, 5. Boot, 6. Buckets, 7. Buckets, with traction- rollers, 8. Flights, 9. Hooka. 10. Pneumatic— 21. Stackers. 11. Reciprocating. 12. Retransfer and weighing. 13. Scre-w. 20. Store-house. 14. Thrasher attachments — 15. Foldable, 16. Laterally and vertically adjustable, 17. Oscillatory, 18. Vertically-adjustable. 19. Trimmers. Class 212.-CRANES AND DERRICKS, (xn.) Subclasses. 1. Cranes and derricks. 2. Rectilinearly - movable load support — 3. Electric, 4. Hydraulic, 8. Load-lifting devices, 5. Lou^tudinal-shaft driver, 6. Stationary motor, • 7. Traveling motor. 9. Rotary load-support — 10. Vertically-adjustable jib, 11. Motor-operated — 12. Vertically - ad j u s t a b 1 e jib. 13. Rotai^^ rectilinearl y - m V ■ able load-support. 14. Stationary load-support — 15. Jib. Class 187.— ELEVATORS, (xn.) Sub-classes. 10. Adjustable balances. Safety devices— 11. Automatic stopa. 25. Slack-cable stopa, 12. Chairs. 19. Speed-governors— 13. Combined locks and auto- 20. Fluid-retarders, matic stops. 23. Well-bottom cushions. 2. Controllers — 24. Well-obstruction. 35. Eunning-rope. 9. Screw. 14. Counterweiglita. 26. Screw and traveling sheave 3. Dumb-waiters. or block. 1. Elevators. "Well-doors — 15. Guides. Horizontal- 5. Hod. 27. Horizontal hinge. 6. Indicators. 28. Horizontally-sUdahle, 7. Lazy-tonga. 29. Vertical hinge, 16. Locks. 30. Vertically-alidable, 17. Mail. Vertical- 8. Safety devices— 31. Horizontal hinge, 18. Door-locked controllers, 32. HorizontaUy-slidable, 21. Overwinding, 33. Vertical binge, 22. Shaft -guide catches and 34. Vertically-alidable. grips, Class 57.— HOISTINa. (xn.) Sub-classes. 107. Bale and bos hooks. 2. Barrel- rollers. 34. Block and tackle^ 5. Differential pulleys. 22. Capstans and windlasses- 82. Capstans, 83. Drum and clutch, 84. Hand-crank operated, 85. Lever- operated, 86. Steam-winch, 87. Sweep-operated, 88. Wild-cats, 89. "Windlass with capstan. 37. Chutes. 67. Elevated carriers— 68. Draft- sustaining, 69. Lever-lock, 70. Non-lowering support, 71. Ratchet-lock, 72. Rope-catch, 73. Sheave-frame catch, 9Q. Ways. 9. Grapples. Hay-forks — 39. Corkscrew, 40. Grapple, 41. Harpoon, 42. Tilting. 11. Hay-slings. 13. Hoisting-buckets. 108. Lewises. Lifters — 109. Barrel and box, 110. Picture, 111. Spittoon, 112. Spool, 113. Store-goods. Lifters^ 15. Lifting-jacks — 97. Bar and cam-lever, 43. Lever^ 98. Lever, bar, and clutch- loop, 99. Lever, bar, and double- acting pawls, 100. Lever, bar, and pawl, 101. Lever and lifting-bar, 102. Rack and pinion, 44. Screw. 16. Loading and unloading — 52. Hay, 90. Hoist and dump, 91. Hoist, raised track, and dump, 81. Load-binders, 46. Pilers, 92. Raised track, 93. Raised track, track-end dump, 94. Raised track, track-end dump, tilting track-sec- tion, 47. Shoveling devices, 77. Tilting-platform, 95. Vertical hoist and dump. 18. Skids. 53. Stackers. 19. Stump-extractors — 103. Drum, 104. Lever, 105. Lever and drum, 106. Screw. 79. "Wagon-raisers, Class 64 JOITRNAL-BOXES, PULLETS, AND SHAFTING. (xn.) Sub-classes. 27. Axles, lubricating. Joumal-boxea— 4. Belt-ahifters. EoUer-beariDgs- 5. Belt-tighteners. 36. Ball, 7. Compensatingjournala. 37. Ball and cylinder, 21. Idle-pulley supports. 38. Cylinder— 10. Journal-boxes^ 39. Circular series. 20. Brasses, . 25. Thrust-bearings. 19. Compositlona, 17. Pulleys- 22. Guards, 8. Expansible, 23. Lids, 40. Grip, 21. Lubricating— 31. Band-applying, 26. Lubricating, 18. Split. 32. Centrifugal; 12. Shaft-casings — 28. Coolera ; 13. Couplinga, 33. KoUer-appIying — 14. Hangers. 31. ElaaticaUy-supported, 29. Shafting- 30. Flexible. 35. Tieldably -aupp orted pads. Clabb 74.— ma CHLOT Sui-c . ELEMENTS. (XII.) asses. 1. Cams and eccentrics. Gearings 5. Cranks and levera— 29. Vieldable. 33. Handles. 8. Gibs and keys. 6. Fly-wheels. 13. Machine-brakes — 7. Gearing — 37. Strap. 21. Belt, 14. Mechanical movements. 26. Frictional, 20. Overcoming dead-centers 34. Planetary— 16. Pawls and ratchets. 35. Eccentric, , 17. Pitmen. 36. Screw, 27. Kacks and pinions. 28. Sectional, 18. Treadlea— 31. Sprocket- 30. Hand attachmenta. Be. Sprocket-chains, 19. tTniversaljoints. Class 186 STOEI Sub-c l-SEEVECE. (XII.) lasses. 3. Buffers. 2. Propulsion— 4. Carriers^ 11. Cable. 5. Wheeled. 12. Spreaders. 6. Elevators and drops. 7. Switches. 1. Gravity. DIVISION XIII. EXAMINER BLODGETT. Classes.— 86, Arms and Projectiles: Making; 59, Chains, Staples, and Horseslioes; 30, Cutlery; 53, Hard- ware-Making; 10, Metal Bolts, Nuts, Eivets, and Screws; 77, Metal Boring and Drilling; 205, Metal-Drawing; 78, Metal-Forging; 80, Metal-Eolling; 76, Metal Tools and Implements: Making; 134, Metal-Tube Manufacture; 82, Metal Turning, Planing, and Milling; 206, Metal-Welding; 85, Nails and Spikes; 163, Needles and Pins; 152, "Wagon, Car, and Track Irons. Class e -ARMS AND PROJECTILES. MAJKING (xiii.) 1. Arms. 2. BuUets and shot. 3. Cannon and ball. Sub-classes. 14. Cartridges and caps. Gun-barrels. Rifling. Class 59. -CHAINS, STAPLES, AND HORSESHOES. (xm.) Sub-classes. ' 1. Chains. I 6. Horsesboe-xnacliines. 2. Chain and link making. 7. Staples. 4. Horseshoe -bars. Making 5. Horseshoe-calks. Making 8. Staples. Making 1. Animal- shears. 2. Bnttonhoie-cutters, 3. Can-openers. 16. Envelope- openers. 2L. Fork-guards. 5. Forks. 22. Forks and spoons. 9. Knives— 20. Gage, Class 30.— CUTLERY, (xiii.) Sub-classes. Knives- Solid Hay, 10. Pocket. 11. Pruning implements. 12. Razors. 13. Scissors and shears. 14. Twine- cutters. 15. Wick-trimmers. 17. Wire-shears. Class 53.— HARDWARE-MAKING, (xni.) 1. Bridge-irons. 2. Builders' hardware. 3. Cutlery. 4. Ejebolts and hooks. €. Ferrules, rings, and thim- bles. 8. Gas and water fittings. 10. Hinges. 11. Leather- workers' hardware. Stib-classes. 9. Miscelianeoas. 20 Musical-instrument work. 21. Printing appliances. 13. Spinners' and weavers'. 15. Spoons. Manufacture of 16. Springs. 22. Stamping. 17. Sucker-rod joints. 18. XTmbrella-irona. Class 10.— METAL BOLTS, NUTS, RIYETS, AND SCREWS. {xiiD Sub-classes, 1. Bolts and nuts. Dressing and | 8. assembling 2. Bolts and rivets. 3. Bolts and- rivets. Making 4. Capping screws and nails. 5. Metal-screw machines. 6. Nuts and washers. 7. Nuts and washers. Making Screws. 9. Screw-blank feeders. 10. Screw-cutting machines. 11. Screw-swaging machines. 12. Screw-tapping machines. 13. Screw- threading machines. 14. Taps and dies. 15. Wood-screw machines. Class 77.— METAL BORING AND DRILLING. Sub-classes. (XIIL) 1. Bits. 2. Boring and drilling appli- ances. 3. Boring-machines. 4. Drill-chucks. 5. Drills, Hand— 9. Ratchet. 6. DriUing-machines. 7. Reamers and drifts. 8. Tapping mains. Class 205.— METAL-DRAWING, (xiii.) Sub-classes. 1. Bars. 2. Tubes. 5. Draw-plates. 3. Wire— 7. Lubricants. 8. Covering, 6. Roller-dies. 4. Keels. 1. Anvils. 16. Compressing. 3. Drop-hammers. 5. Forging. 8. Olivers. 9. Power -hammer 8, Class 78.— METAL-FORGING. (xnL) Sub-classes, 11. Riveting. 18. Shafts and pulleys. 19. Structural work. 15. Upsetting metal. 21. Wire pointing. DIVISION XIII.— Continued. Class 80.— METAL-RDLLING. (sin.) 11. Augle-irona. 1. Cylindrical. 2. Foil. Manufacture of 3. Mill appliancea. 8. Plates and bars. 5. Puddlers' balls. 6. Kailroad- rails. Sicb-classes. ■ 13. Keworking. 14. Eods for wire. 7. Rolling. Miscellaneous 9. Sheet and hoop iron manu- facture. 10. Taper. Class 76.— METAL TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS. MAKING (xin.) Sub-classes. 14. Pitchforks. 15. Plow-irons, orting 16. Eake and harrow irons. 26. Saw clamps and jointers. 19. Saw-setting. 22. Saw- swaging. 17. Saws. 18. Saws. Gumming 20. Saws, sharpening. Eecipro- eating tool 21. Saws, sharpening Rotary tool 23. Scythes. 24. Tools and implements. 25. "Wrenches, 1. Angers. 2. Axes and hatchets. 27. Compound metal - w machines. 3. Cultivator-irons. 4. Dies. 5. Drills. .6. Farm implements. 7. File-blanks. 8. File-cutting. 9. Files and rasps. 10. Hammers. 11. Harvester-irons. 12. Hoes and shovels. 13. Picks and mattocks. Class 134.— METAL-TUBE MANUFACTURE, (xiii.) 10. Bent soam. Cross weld. 1, Lining. 8. Mandrels. 4. Seamless — Rolling — 7. Cross, Sub-classes. \ Seamless — j Rolling— 5. Longitudinal, 6. Spiral. I 2. Spiral weld. , 1. Straight weld. 9. Tubes. Class 82— METAL TURNING, PLANING, AND MILLING. (xin.) Sub-classes. 1. Centerers. 2. Cutters and cutter-holders. 4. Gear-cutting. 5. Key-seat cutters. 6. Lathe-cbncks. 7. Mandrels and work-holders. 8. Milling. 9. Milling-cutters. 10. Planer- chuck 8. Planers — 11. Reciprocating bed or cut- ter, I Planers — I 12. Rotary bed or cutter. ! 13. Rests. i 14. Shaping and slotting. I Turning — 15. Irregular forms, 16. Miscellaneous, 17. Tapers, 18. "WTieels and axles. 19. Watchmakers' lathes. 20. Wrist-pin turners. Class 206.- 7. Fluxes. Ingots and pUes— 2. Bar, 3. Beam, 4. Plate. 5. Rail, -METAL-WELDING, (xill.) Sub-classes. Ingots and piles— 6. Tube. Metal-working — 8. Electric. 1. "Welding. Class 85— NAILS AND SPIKES, (xni.) 1. Cut-nail making. 3. Horseshoe-nail-olank finish- ing. 2. Horseshoe-nail cutting. 4. Horseshoe-nail forging. 6. Nail- distributers. Sub-classes. 18. Nail-heads. Oniamental 8. Nail-plate feeders. 9. Nails and spikes. 15. Shoe nails and tacks. 16. Spike-making. 17. Wronght-nail making. 1. Machine-needles, 4. Pins. Making Class 163.— NEEDLES AND PINS, (xni.) Sub-classes. Making 5. Pins. Papering 6. Sewing-needles. Making Class 152.— "WAGON, CAR, AND TRACK IRONS, (xin.) Sub-classes. 1. Car axles and boxes. Making 2. Car and locomotive irons. 3. Carriage clips and shackles. 4. Carriage - irons. Miscella- neous 5. Car-wheels and tires. 6. Fifth-wheels. Making 7. Railway-chairs. 8. Repairing and capping rails. 10. Tire-upsetting. 11. Track-irons. Miscellaneous 12. Wagon axles and boxes. Making 13. Wagon tires and fellies. Making DIVISION XIV. EXAMINER MAXSON. Classes,— 194, Ooin-Oontrolled Apparatus; 168, Parriery; 153, Metal-Bending; 201, Metal-Ornamenting; 79, Metal Personal Wear ; Making; 164, Metal Punching and Shearing; 81, Metal-Working Tools; 151, Nut and Bolt Locks; 113, Sheet-Metal Ware: Making; 140, Wire-Working. CLA66 194.— COIN-CONTEOLLED APPARATUS, (xiv.) Sub-classes. 1. Article-delivery — Fraud-preventives — 26. Chance, 34. 'Washer-catchers 2. Oscillatory, 30. Gasometers. 3. Eotatory — 13. Heigh t-measurers. 4. Sheet-feed, 14. Induction-coils. 5. Slidable pusher, coin - en- 15. Loan-receptacles. gaged, SUdable pusher, deteut, 16. Miscellaneous. 6. 31. Music-boxes. 7. Slidable pusher, detent 35. Opera-glasses. and handle, 17. Phonographs. 27. Spiral. 18. Photographic. 32. Boot-blacking. 19. Race-courses. 28. Chairs. 3fi. Shooting devices. 29. Dice-throwers. 25. Telephones. 8. Door and turnstile locts. 20. Testers— 9. Eshibitors.movable-object — 21. Lung, 10. Surface. 23. Strike. 11. Pluid-delivery. 23. Weighing— 12. Fraud-preventives — 24. Recorders. 33. Magnets. Class 168.— FARRIERY, (xiv.) Suh-classes. 10. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 11. 12. Calks. Calk-sharpeners. Hoof and shoe spreaders. Hoof cleaners and trimmers. Hoof-pads. Shoes- Composite. Nailless. Shoes— 13. Ox, 14. Removable-calk, 15. Soft-tread, 16. Swamp. 7. Shoe-nail clinchers 8. Shoeing-stands. 9. Toe- weights. Class 153.— METAL-BENDING, (siv.) 1. Bending — 11. By press, 12. By rolls. 2. Coiling. 13. Coiling and bending pipe, 3. Corrugating. 4. Curving plates. Sub-classes. , 5. Dishing plates. 6. Flanging — 7. Straight. 8. Straightening— 9. Plates and sheets. 10. Twisting. Class 201— METAi-ORNAMENTING. (xiv.) Sti^-classes. 1. OmamentiBg. 2. Pressing. [ 3. Rolling. I 4. Stippling. Class 79.— METAL PERSONAL "WEAR. MAKING (xiv.) Sub-classes. 1. Buttons and clasps. 1 4. Personal -wear. 2. Eyelets. 3. Ornamental chains. 5. Thimbles. Manufacture of 6. Watches and clocks. Class 164.— METAL PUNCHING AND SHEARING. Sub-classes. 6. Combined punching and shearing. 1. Cutting. 7. Fence-oarbsof sheet metal. 9. Punches. 2. Punching— 10. Crank, 11. Foot-lever, 12. Hammer, (XIV.) Puncbing— 13. Hand-lever, 14. Rotary, 15. Screw. 3. Sawing. 5. Shears. Lever and sliding 4. Shears. Rotary 8. Tie-bands. Class 81.— METAL- WORKING TOOLS, (xiv.) Sub-classes. 26. Bolt-holders. 23. Cutting sharpeners. 24. Nippers. Nut-wrenches — 5. Pivoted and spring jaw, 6. Ratchet-wheel, Rigid-jaw, Rigid-socket and axle-nut, Sliding-jaw, Wheel. Pipe-cutters— 10. Inside, 11. Outside, 12. Pipe-expandera. Pipe-wrenckes— 28. Chain, 7. 27, Pipe-iorenches — 29. Espanding-jaw, 13. Pivoted-j aw, 14. Pivoted-jaw, with cutter, 15. Rigid-jaw and spanner, 16. Sliding-jaw, 17. Sliding-jaw, with cutter. 25. Pliers— 18. Rod and bolt cutters, 19. Smiths' tongs. Tises— 20. Pipe and rod, 21. Smiths', 22. Woodworkers'. Class 151.- 1. Base, key and ratchet, 2. Base, washer. 3. Side. 4. Side, key and ratchet. NUT AND BOLT LOCKS (xiv.) Sub-classes. 5. Thread. 6. Thread, key and ratchet. 7. Top. 8. Top, key and ratchet. Class 113.— SHEET-METAL WARE. MAKING (xiv.) Sub -classes. 23. Burnishing. 1. Cutting printers' leads. 2. Edging sheets. 35. Lamp-work. 34. Pens, pencils, and holders. 3. RoUer-toola. 4. Screw-thread bending. 5. Seaming sheets. 24. Spinning. 36. Stamping. 11. Tools. 12. Troughs and moldings. Soldering — 6. Clamps — 32. Expanding mandrel, 31. Trough. 37. Fluxes. 7. Irons — 25. Heaters— 33. Electric. 8. Machines — 26. Dip- SB. Endless-chain carrier. 39. 40. 30. Soldering — Machines— Dip- Reciprocating carrier, Rotary table-carrier, Endleas-chain carrier, Rotary table-carrier. 27. Soldering. 10. Solders. Tubing — 13. Curved and spouts. 14. Grooving and seaming. 15. Pipe-elbowa. Making 16. Straight. Making Vessels— 17. Bending. Angular — 18. Curved. 19. Seaming. Die — 21. Roller. 20. Shaping. Die— 28. Fillers and forcers. 22. Wiring and flanging. Class 140.— WIRE-WORKING, (xiv.) Sub-classes. Attaching card- clothing. Barbing — Sheet-metal, Tools. Bending. Bending and coiling. Bending and twisting. Coiling — By mandrel, definite lengths. By mandrel, indefinite lengths. By rolls. Covering. Cutting and straightening. Fabrics — Making — Coiled. Fabrics— Making--- 33. Twisted, 20. Working. 21. Feeding and tension. 13. Heddles. Making 14. Joining. 15. Reels and spools. 16. Tools. 24. Winding. 17. Wiring bottles and corks - 18. Brushes and cards, 19. Wood— 11. Fences— 28. Gear, 29. Rack-bar, 30. Sprocket, 23. Fencing. DIVISION XV. EXAMINER BRICKENSTEIN. Classes. — 106, Artificial Stoue, Lime, and Cement; 107, Bread, Cracker, and Lozenge Making; 18, Caoutchouc and Minor Plastics; 25, Clay and Pottery; 154, Composite Eoofings and Coverings; 44, Fuel ; 49, Glass; 92, Paper-Making; 94, Paving. Class 106.- -ARTIFICIAL STONE, LIME, AND CEMENT. (XV.) Sub-classes. 1. Composition. 3. Limekilns. 4. Molds. 6. Processoe. 5. Plastenug— iJ. Fiber, 7. Implements, 8. llctarders. Class 107— BREAD, CRACKER, AND LOZENGE MAKING. (XV.) Sub-classes. 1. Bread and cracker machines, i 4. Mixers and knoadcrs. 3. Cake-cutters. i 2. Pastry-boards. 9. Confectionery-machines. 7. Pie crimpers and trimmers. I 8. Kolling-pins. 6. Lozenge-mac nines. Class 18— CAOUTCHOUC AND MINOR PLASTICS, (xv.) Sub-' Caoutchouc— 22. Articles, Fabrics, Hard rubber, Machine for coating. Soft rubber, Vulcanizing apparatus. Minor plastics — 23. Articles, I. Artificial ivory, 16. Button machines and dies, 3. CeUuloid, 4. 5. 9. classes. Minor plastics — 15. Coating and embossing moldings, 19. Compositions, 14. Crayon-machines, 18. Fibrous compositions, 17. Insulating compounds, 13. Molding devices, 12. Pill-machines, 20. Processes, 10. Vulcanized fiber. Class 25— CLAY AND POTTERY, (xv.) Sub-classes. 1. Bricks. Brick-kilns— 18. Continuous — Tunnels, Down draft, Furnaces, Reversible- draft, Up draft. Vertical. Brick-machines — 27. Hydraulic, Reciprocating, Rotary, horizontal, Vertical, Screw, Traveling molds. 19, 20. 35. 23. 21 23, 4. 29. 30. 5. Brick-making implements. Brick-molds — Sanders. Brick and tile cutters. Drain-tiles. Paving-tiles. Pottery articles — Kilns, Machines. PugmiUs. Sarcophagi. T ile-m achin e s— Continuous, Dies, Socket-formers, Tampers. I 3. Felt. Clabb 154— COMPOSITE ROOFINGS AND COVERINGS. (XV.) Srib-classee. 1, Apparatus. | 2. Composition. i. Boiler-coverings. D 1. Artificial. 2. Fire-kindlers — 5. Absorbers, 6. Automatic. Class 44.-EUEL. (xv.) Sub-classes. 3. Peat-machines. 4. Purifying coal. 1. Articles. 2. Cutters. 4. Enameling. 7. Molds. Class 49.— GLASS, (xv,) Sub-classes. 8. Ornamentation. 10. Plate and window. 9. Presses. 11. Tools. Class 92.— PAPER-MAKING, (xv.) Sub-classes. Bleaching. Bronzing-ma<;hines. Calendering. Carpet-lining. Coating. Digesters. Disintegrating fibrous sub- stances. Fabrics. Fibers. Flocking. Materials. Molding machines and arti- cles. 23. Ornamenting. Paper-board. Paper-han^ng machines. Paper -maMng machines. Parchment. Processes. Pulp-engines and bed-plates. Pulp washing and strain- ing. Rag dusters and engines. Stock-grinders. "Waterproofing and sizing. "Wood-grinders. Class 94.— PAVING, (xv.) Sub-classes. 2. Gutters. Pavements- Pavements— r 8, "Wood. 1. Concrete, 4. Road-rammers 3. Iron, I C. Tools. 5. Stono, 1 7. Vault-covers. DIVISION XVI. EXAMINER BISSING. Glasses.— 176, Electric Lighting; 177, Electric Signaling; 175, Electricity: Special Applications ; 178, Telegraphy; 179, Telephony. Class 176.- Cut-outs — 80. Electromagnetic, 190. Hanger, 79. Mecnanical, 154. OscillatiEg snap, 178. Oscillating sprin, 155. notary, 156. Sliding, 78. Thermal— 192. Branch, 193. Lamp, 194. Plug, 195. Successive. Lights — Arc — 104. 105. 216. 106. 217. 218. 107. 108. Gravity-feed — Clutch, Double-dog clutch Gear-clutch, Pivot-dog clutch, King-clutch, Positive-feed— Clutch, ELECTRIC LIGHTING, (xvi.) Sub'Claases. Positive-feed— 219. Electric gear-clutcb, 109. Geax-clutch, 220. Step gear-clutch. Lights — 112. Special features, 110. Arc and incandescent- Ill. Non-feeding, 180. CeiUng-block, 102. Filaments and carbons, 18. Incandescent— 113. Special featui-es, 196. Stopper, 98. Sockets and keys, 19. Systems— 166. Automatic-regulation, 129. Car, 197. Display, 167. Hand-reiTuIation, 198. Safety, " 130. Secondary-battery, 131. Test. Class 177.- -ELECTEIC SIGNALING, (xvi.) Sub-classes. 1. Alarms — 26. Indicators- J 99. yEquoreal, ISO. Station. 200. Barokinetic, 38. Railway— 2. Burglar, 147. Block, 201. Safe. 146. Block systems, 3. Annunciators- 148. Cab— 139. Drop, 149. Sectional rail. 157. Drop system, 150. Sectional rail. 140. Step-by.step, 151. Track instrnments 158. Time. 39. Kecorders. 7. Bells. Class 175.— ELECTRICITY. SPECIAL AI^PLICATIONS. (XVI.) Siib-classes. 4. Applications. General 181. Demagnetizing. 21. Electromagnets. Igniting devices — 115. Automatic, 117. Inductional, Igniting devices — 116. Manual, 91. Portable. 182. Ore-detectors. 183. Testing. Class 178.— TELEGEAPHT. (xvi.) Sub-classes Telegraphs — Telegraphs — 46. Automatic, Printing — 45. Circuits and systems. 142. ■Wheel, 47. Dial, 55. Quadruplex, 48. Duplex, 56. Eailway-car, 49. Dynamo, 63. Eeed. 50. Rre- 10. Circuit-closers — 160. Aatomatic, 202. Burglar, 162. Engine -house appara- 203. Lock, tus. 204. Retarded, 163. Non-interfering, 128. Thermal. 165. Repeaters, 12. Condensers. 164. Variable signal — 29. Keys. 161. Dial, 30. Lightning-arresters — 103. Fire alarms and extin- 214. Magnetic, guishers, 215. Thei-mal. 51. Multiplex, 35. Morse registers. 52. Perforating, 41. Relays and sounders. 54. Printing — 42. Eepeaters. 141. Multiple-wheel, 69. Transmitters. Clabs 179.— TELEPHONY, (xvi.) Sub-classes. 82. Anti-indnction devices. Telephones— 81. Conductors. Anti-induct- 100. Supports, Switchboards, ive 85. Telephones — 71. Switches, 57. CaUs- 64. Systems — 143. Reed, 101. Automatic, 144. Step-by-step, 186. Central, 145. Strength and polarity. 133. Divided central, 68. Details, 187. House, 59. Electric— 134. Intermediate sub - sta 184. Granular, tion. 185. Multiple-electrode, 60. Magnetic, 135. Multiple switch- board — 62. Radiophones, 136. Divided central. 77. Relays and repeaters, 137. Test. DIVISION XVII. EXAMINER RICE. Classes.— 93, Paper-Manufactures; 101, Printing, Class 93.— PAPER-MANUFACTURES. (XVli.) Sub-classes. 2. Articles. 5. Ea^-macMnes — 38. Blank-formers, 39. Transverse central folders, 40. Triangolar folders, 41. Tube-closers, 42. Tube-formers, 4:t. Tube formers and closers, 44. Tube formers and openers, 45. Tube formers, openers,and closers — 46. Openers, Roll 47. Openers, Side 48. Tube-openers — 49. Roll, 50. Side, 51. Tube openers and closers — 52. Openers, Roll 53. Openers, Side. 10. Box-machines. 11. OoUar, cuflf, and bosom ma- chines. 27. Cutters— 13. Reciprocating, 14. Rotary — 28. Slitters and winders, 29. Tranaverae, Cutters — Rotary — 30. TraveUng, 31. TraveUng. 15. Envelopes. 16, Envelope-machines. 18. Folding. 54. Label-affixers — 55. Cutter and plunger, 56. Magazine, 57. Pic&ers, 53. Runway-machines— 59. Label-bed. 19. Label and tag machines. 21. Perforating and lace paper. .12. Reels. 33. Serving apparatus — 34. Printing attachment, Roll-holders — Cutting attachment, Feeding attachment. Tube-machines— Folders, Spiral-wind, Straight- wind. 25. "Wrapping-machines. Class 101.— PRINTING, (xvii.) Sub- 1. Address-printers — 2. Strip-form. 3. Autographic registers. 4. Bed and cylinder ma- chines— 5. Cushions, 1 53. Mul tire volution — 154. Perfecting, 6. Oscillating-cyliuder— 7. Perfecting, 8. Perfecting, 155. Sliders, 9. Stop-cylinder— 10. Perfecting, 11. Traveling-cylinder — 12. Perfecting. 13. Bed and platen machines— 14. Inking attachment, 15. Oscillating — 16. Roller-inker — 17. Orbital, 18. Roller and plate inker, 19. Stationary roUer-inker, 20. Roller-inker. 21. Roller and plate inker, 23. Tympan-gages, 23. Web. 24. Branding-stamps. 25. Chases. 27. Color-machines— 28. Coloring-toola. 26. Composing-sticks. 29. Deliveries — 30. Associators, 31. Droppers, 32. Fly-frames, - 33. Gripper-fiiers, 34. Eecei vin g-tables. 35. Electro typing. 36. Feeding— 37. Gages— 38. Front stops, 39. Separators— 40. Buckling, 41. Pneumatic, 151. Sheet-cutters, 42. "Web. 43. Folders— 44. Longitudinal, 45. Longitudinal and rotary, 46. Newspaper- wrapping machines, 152. OsciUating, 47. Reciprocating, 48. Rotary, 49. Sheet-conveyers. 50. Furniture — 51. Quoins, 52. Tools and appliances. 53. GaUeys- 54. Galley-locks— 55. Rests. 56. Hand-stamps — 57. Check-punches, 58. Head and handle— 59. Inking attachment, 60. Mutilators, 61. RoUer— 62. Inking attachment, 63. Inking attachment, 64. Mutilators, 65. Perforator.s, 66. Sealing- tools, 67. Settable type-carrier — 68. Clock set, 69. Inking attachment, 70. Tumbler. 71. Inking apparatus — 73. Composition rollers, making and preserv- classes. Inking apparatus- 74. Fountains, 75. Pads and holders, 76. Rollers— 77. Compositions, 78. Traveling ductor-plate, 79. Traveling roller and plate, eo. Mail-marking machines — 81. Rotary— 82. Machines and stackers, 83. Marking-machines — 84. Rotary. 85. Multicolor-machines — 86. Bed and cylinder— 87. Multiple impression, 88. Bed and platen, 89. Rotary— 90. Multiple printing couple, 91. Supplemental forma. 92. Numbering-machines— 93. Form attachments, 94. Hand, 95. Measurers and markers. 96. Paper-damping machines — 97. "winders. 98. Planographic machines— 99. Bed and cylinder, 100. Rotary. 101. Plate. Plate-machines— ' 102. Bed and cylinder, 103. Bed and platen, 104. Rotary, 105. Traveling-bed. 106. Press-copying- 107. Damping, 111. Printing couple appli- ances — 112. Anti-offset devices, 113. Blankets, 114. Friskets and fingers, 115. Grippers. 116. Processes. 117. Rotary machines^- 113. Associators— 119. Stop-sheet, 120. Associators and folders, 122. Machines and associators, 12;j. Machines and deUveries, 125. Machines and folders, 124. Machines,asaociators, and folders, 126. Non -perfecting, 127. Reversing and perfecting, 121. Rotary conical printing couple. 128. Ruling-machines — 129. Rotary. 130. Setting and distributing. 131. Sheet-stencils. Making 132. Stenciling-machinea. 133. Stencil-making pens. 134. Stencil-plates. 135. Stereotyping— 136. Casting-boxes, 137. Matrices and materials. 138. Surfaces- ISO. Bases, 140. Holders— 141. SUding-clarap, 142. Planographic— 143. Hektographa, 144. Holders and supports, 145. Rules, 146. Types. 147. Ticket-machines. 148. Traveling-bed machines. 149. Type-cases. 150. Type-machines. DIVISION XVIII. EXAMINER rOWLEB. Classes.— 162, Injectors and Ejectors; 160, Steam and Vacuum Pumpsj 122, Steam-Boilers ; 110, Steam- Boiler Furnaces I 121, Steam-Engines; 136, Steam-Engine Valves. Class l(i2.- -INJECTOES AND EJECTOHS. No sub-dasees. (xviu.) Class 160.— STEAM AND VACUUM PUMPS, (xvni.) No BubclaeseB. Class 1-22.— STEAM-BOILERS, (xvin.) Sub-classes. 1. Attaclmients. 12. Introducing sra 5. CircuJiition. gases. 2. Cleaners— 33. Manholes— 30. Steam or air jet. 13. Eotary. 32. Safety devices. 22. Feeders. 6. Fire-tube. 14. Sectional— 7. Flashers. 34. Headers. 8. Flue and tubular. 15. Separators. Heating feed- water— 16. Superheaters. 29. Furnace-gases, 17. Tubes and flues. 20. Steam, 4. Vapor-generators 21. Steamiijected. 27. Water-tube— 10. Incrustation. 28. CoU. 11. Indicators. 18. Water fire-boxes. and Class 110.— STEAM-BOILER FURNACES, (xviu.) 1. Ash-pans. 14. Attachments. 2. Doors for steam-boiler far naces. Furnace-feeding — 3. Air, 17, Chain grates, 4. Fuel, 15. Fine, 16. Steam. Sub-classes. 5. Furaaces. Grates— 10. Hollow, Air 18, Hollow. "Water 12. Smoke and gas returning. 7. Spark-arresters for locomo- tiTes — 13. Conductors for cars. Class 121.— STEAM-ENGINES, (xvm.) Sub-dasses. 1. Attachments. Engines— Condensers- 51. Smgle-acting, compound. Single-cylinder, 95. Injector, 59. 96. Surface. 19. Steam-steering. 46. Cylinder relief-valves. 6. Exhaust mechanism. Engines — 27. Exhaust regenerated. 47. Bell-ringer, 61. Lubricators. CO. Combined engine and boil- 22. Muflders. er. Packing — 3. Compound — 28. Compound and textile for 58. Locomotive, steam. 16. Hammer, 12. Metallic piston for steam. 9. Locomotive, 29. Eod for steam. 35. Multiple-cylinder, 32. Steam-joint for steam. 48. Multiple-piaton, 53. Pistons. 11. Oscillating, 23. Speed-governors- 13. Portable, 37. Centiifugal, 17. Pumping— 38. Marine, 49. Duplex, 43. Pressure. 18. Eock-drming, 54. Steam sanding device. 14. Kotary- 20. Traps — 57. Alternating-piston, 43. Expansion. 30. Concentric-piston, 21. Valve-gear — 31. Eccentric-piston, 44. Link, 36. Impact, 45. Eod, 34. OscUlating-piston, 33. Shifting-eccentric — 41. EeciprocatinK-piston, 55. Automatic, 50. Wabbling-piaton, 56. Tripping cut-off. Class 136.- STEAM-ENGINE VALVES, (xvm.) Sub-dasses. 1. Balanced-slide — 13. Double, 14. EoUer. 2. Cut-off. 3. Gage-cocks. 4. Governor. 5. Piston. 6. Puppet. 12. Eeveraing. 7. Eotary. 9. Safety. 8. Slide. 10. Steam-acluated. 11. Throttle— 15. Electric. DIVISION XIX. EXAMINER STEWARD. Class 126.— Stoves and rurnaces. Class 126.— STOVES AND FITRN"ACES. (xix.) Sub-classes, Boilers — 1. Agricaltural, 16. Domestic — 17. Steamers, 84. Stand. Burners — 79. Hay and straw, 49. Kefuse. 9. Coffee and tea pots, la. Com-poppers. 13. Dampers — 14. Automatic — 113. Balanced-motor, 110. Draft-operated, 116. Electrical, 114. Expansion, 111. Fluid-pressure, 109. Positive-connection, 112. Pressure-motor. 95. Dough-raisers. 115. Draft-re^latore — Steam-injected. 20. Fenders, ai. Fire-dogrs. 22. Fireplaces — 89. Blowers, 68. Fire-backs, 23. Fronts, 70. Hot-air. 25. Fire-pots and linings. 27. Foot- warmers. 90. Fuel-boxes. Furnaces — 106. Bagasse, 76. Cremation, 37. Hot-air— 43. Magazine, 86. Steam, 103. Hydrocarbon — 104. Injector-burners, 105. Eetort-vaporizers, 46. Portable. 28. Glue-pots. 29. Grates— 96. Adjustable, 98. Compound-movement, 97. Cut-otfs, 24. Fireplace, 102. Raking attachment, 99. Reciprocating, 100. Eocking-bar, 78. Rotary, 101. Yertical-movement. 108. Grates and erate-bars, sta- tionary. 31. Gridirons. Heaters — 5. Barrel, 137. Curling-irons, 15. Dish, 26. Fiat-irou, 138. Frictional, 117. Electric— 118. Pressing and ironing, 40. Lunch, 82. Solar, 52. Soldering-iron. 32. Heating-drums. Heating systems— 119. Air— 120. Steam or water. Heating systems — Car — 131. Air, 133. Steam, 132. Water, Loc al- ias. Air, 125. Steam, 124. "Water, 122. Steam, Train— 126. Air, 130. Smoke, 129. Steam, 127. Water- 128. Steam, 121. Water— 139. Steam. 38. Hot-air registers. 136. Liquid sterilizers. Ovens — 4. Bakers', 19. Domestic. 87. Paiot-breamers. Pans — 2. Ash, 3. Bake, 80. Frying. 94. Pipe-hangers. 45. Platforms. 47. Pot and lid lifters. 81. Pots and kettles. 48. Ranges. 51. Shovel, tongs, and pokers. 83. Snow and ice melters. 72. Steam-radiator attach- ments. 85. Steam -radiators. 54. Steaming-tables. 55. Stove doors and windows. 56. Hoods. 57. Lecjs. 58. Lids and tops. 59. Pipes. 60. Pipe shelves. 61. Pipe thimbles. 62. Shelves. Stoves — 134. Car— 135. Protective casings, 10. Cooking— 11. Hearths, 41. Magazine, 50. Reservoir, 71. Steam, 66. Gas, 69. Heating— 92. Central air-tube, 34. Horizontal -body, 33. Hot-air, 35. Open-front, 36. Panel, 93. Parlor, 39. Lamp, 44. Magazine — 42. Fireplace, 64. Vapor. 63. Tea-kettles. 88. Waffle-irons. DIVISION XX. EXAMINER WIIiKINSON. Glasses.— 3, Artificial Limbs; 16, Builders' Hardware; 32, Dentistry; 70, Looks and Latches; 27, Undertaking, 109, Safes; Class 3. -ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, (xx.) Sul-classes. 1. Arms and hands. 3. Legs. 1. Articulators. 7. )perative. 4. Crntohes. 6. Leg-joints. 12. Bridge-work. 8. Pluggers — 5. Foot extensions. 7. Plastic splints. 13. Disks and holders. 18. Air, . 2. Fracture apparatus . 14. Engines- 24. Angle attachments. Si. Bracket-supports, 25. Hand-operated, 23. Friction-gear, 26. Power-operated. 22. Standard-supports. 19. Eegulators and spacers. 3. Foil-condensers. 20. Enbber-dam champs. ^ 15. Handpieces— 33. Baliva-ejectors. 11. Angle attachments. 9. Teeth— 16. Jaw-braces. 32. Filling, 17. Matrices. 29. Metal-crown, Class 16.— BUILDEES HAEDWAEE. (xx.) 4. Mechanical. 30. Porcelain-crown. 5. Miscellaneous. 10. lools- Sub-c asses^ 6. Molds. 31. Burrs, 1. Blind-stops. Hinges— 27. Mouth-mirrors. 31. Forceps. 2. Bolts— 109. Flush, 28. Obtunders. 60. Can, 49. Gate, 01. Double-door, 111. Lock, frictional — 67. Jail bolt-work. 110. Positive, 63. Multiple, 112. Longitudinally-adjust- ahle, 66. Operators, 64. Sliding, 14. Safe, 65. Sliding and rotary. 3. Carpet-tasteners — 25. Spring, 27. Table, 68. Clasps, 69. Moldings, 70. Strips, 113. Tertioally-adjnstable. Class 70.— LOCKS AST) LATCHES, (xx.) Sash-balances — 114. Friction, Sui-classei 71. Tack-fasteners. 115. Spring — 3. Box-fasteners — Locks — 4. Casters — 148. Drum and cord. 80. Seal, 75. Pivoted-turabler, 73.. Antifriotion-roUers, 149. Friction-roller, 81. Sliding-bolt, 23. Seal, loose. 150. Gear and r.ack. 82. Spring-catch, 95. Seals- 72. Antifriction-rollers, piv- 116. Weight. 83. Hasp-fasteners. 31. Sliding-door, oted. 16. Sash-cord fasteners — 7. Key-fasteners — 76. Sliding-tumbler, 45. Ball- 125. Weight. 65. Portable. 79. Systems of looks. 151. Antifriction-rollers, 17. Sash-cord guides. 8. Keyhole-guards- 25. Till, 152. Pivoted, 18. Sash-fasteners — 61. Sliding and pivoted. 36. Time, 7fi. Pintle-retainers, 117. Gear and rack. 9. Keys. 27. Trunk— 21. Sewing-machine, 53. Lifts, 10. Knobs. 115. Swinging-hasp, 74. Spring, 75. Wheels. 51. Mid-rail, - 11. Knob attachments — 77. Tumbler and dog. 52. Eight-angle, 84. Key-fastener, 78. Without tumblers. G. Door-checks — 118. Eod-clamps, 85. Screw-spindle, 15. Lock-strikes- 77. Buffers, 119. Sliding bolts. 80. Set -screw and pin fas- 52. Electric. 80. Catches and hntfers. 19. Sash-holders— tener. 16. Lock- trimmings. 79. Catches, floor. 121. Clamps, 87. Spring-fastener, 39. Locks and latclies com 78. Catches, -wall. 120. Combined fasteners. 88. Wedge-fastener. bined. 81. Chain or link. 132. Foot, 12. Knob-roses. 17. Padlocks- 83. Foot-holt, 54. EoUer-bearing, 41. Knob-spindle fasteners. 109. Alarm, 82. Foot-lever, 123. Strips, 134. Wedges. 13. Latches — 104. Divided-shackle, 84. Sliding-holt, 64. Automatic-detent, 110. Indicator — 85. Trippers, 30. Sash-Tveights. 28. Gate, 111. Pivoted-shackle, 86. Weights, 22. Shutter bowers — 51. Gravity, 19. Permutation— 46. Doorchecks and closers — 23. Fasteners- 44. Lifting— 113. Pivoted-shackle, 88. Liquid, 126. Bars or bolts. 45. Hooked-end, 113. Sliding-shackle, 87. Pneumatic, 128. Catches, double— 43. Pivoted-end, 96. Pin, 47. Closers. Gravitating 131. Gravity, 21. Eeversible, 105. Pivoted-shackle— 7. Hangers— 130. Eod, 42. Sliding, 106. Sliding-bolt, ■ 89. Brackets. 127. Single, 49. Swinging. 107. Eotating-shackle, 90. KoUer-carriage— 149. Sliding, 14. Locks — 97. Seal, 91. Ball-hearing, 139. WaU, 1. Alarm- 108. Sliding-shackle. 92. Sliding, 55. Combined sash. so. Detonating, 18. Permutation — 93. Stay-rollers, 66. Fire, 2. Bag, 56. Dials, 8. Securers— 132. Hooks, 90. Bicycle, 55. Hasp, Keyhole-guards, 154. Braces, 133. Operators, 4. Car-seat, 66. 9. Springs— 24. Workers — 46. Cylinder, 58. Knob-pins, 94. Bo-w, 57. Combined sLat, 91. Cylinder knob— 67. Operating-handle, 95. India-ruhher, 134. Cord or chain. 93. Multiple-key, 54. Push-pin, 96. Lever attachments. 135. Levers, 50. Electric- 53- Eotating tumblers. 98. Sliding-door, 136. Eotary-shaft, 63. Combination, 00. Sliding tumblers. 97. Strap and pulley attach- 137. SUding-shaft, 62. Time, 59. Spindles, ments. 138. Sllding-shutter. 5. Hasp, 07. Till-locks, 99. Torsional— 26. Stair-rods and securer.?— 6. Indicator, 94. Seal-boUs. 100. Coiled, 139. Buttons, 74. Multiple-bolt, 98. Seals— 101. Flat, 140. Fasteners, 69. Multiple-key- 99. Automatic-catch, 103. Volute. 141. Eods. 70. Adjustable tumbler. 100. Box .ind bag. 10. Handles— 37. TiH-alarms. 71. Master-key, 101. ]3ox-strap. 103. Coffin- 28. Transom lifters— 72. Primary and secondary. 34. Shackles. 153. Braces. 142. Pivots. 73. Trap, 102. Sliding-door fasteners. 11. Hinges— 29. Window-bead fasteners. 20. Piano, 103. Trnnk-fasteners. 48. Awning-hlind, 30. Window anddoorbuttons — 47. Pin— 104. Box, 58. Automatic, 93. Multiple-key, 5. Coach, 143. Sliding bolts, 105. Concealed, 144. Screw, 106. Door— 59. Strips, 107. Butt, 145. Trippers, 108. Strap, 146. Yertically-swinging. Class 32.-DENTISTEY. (xx.) Sub-claeses. DIVISION XX.— Continued. Class lOn.-SAFES, (xx.) Sul-classcs. 1. Burglar-proof. 4. Circular-door, ."i. Express. 2. Fireproof. 6. Gas and explosives. 11. Pressure mechanism. 3. Safe bolt-work - 9. Automatic, 10. Filling. «*■ "1 7. Safety-deposit. " 12. Safety-deposit^boxes 8. 'Water and air.' Class 27— UNDERTAEXtfG. (xx.) Sub-classes. CoflBns — 15. Life-signals, Biers. Burial apparatus — Grave-mlers, Eaising and loweriu Coffins- Brackets, Comers, Fasteners, Head - rests i Lids, 16. Ltnino;s and eoveriuj^s, 7. Metallic, 8. Plastic material, 17. Sliields, 9. "Wooden. 4. Embalming — 18. Apparatus, 19. Processes. DIVISION XXI. EXAMINER HAINS. Classes— 13, Brakes and Gins; 19, Carding; 26, Oloth-FinisMng; 28, Cordage; 38, Felt and Fur; QQ, Knitting and Netting; 117, Silk; 118, Spinning; 139, Weaving, Class 13.-BRAKES AND GINS, (xxi.) Sub-classes. 10. Delinting cotton-seed. 1. Gin attachments. 11. Gin brnslies. 17. Gin condensera. 12. Gin feeders — 19. Pneumatic. 13. Gin ribs. 20. Gin rollers. 14. Gin saws. 15. Gin saw cleaners. 2. Hackling machines. 3. Hair pickers. 4. Oaknm machines. 5. Processes. 6. Reciprocating brakes. 7. Koller-gins. Rotary brakes — IG. Breakers and crushers, 17. Rotary brakes, 18. Scutchers. 9. Saw gins. Class 19.— CARDING, (xxi.) Sub-classes. 16. Balling heads. 1. Burring. 2. Card clothing. 3. Carding. 5. Coilers. 17. Comb dabbing mechanism. 6. Combing — 24. Circle combs. 12. Covering yarn. 22. Cylinders and rollers. 18., Dust trunks. 7.' Feeding cards. 13. Fleece dividers and con- densers. 14. Fleece removers. 8. Lapping. 19. Opener beaters. 20. Opener evening mechanism. 9. Pickers. 21. Screens. 25. Stopping. 15. Stripping mechanism. 23. Traveling flat cards. 10. Wadding. 11. "Wool oikng. Class 26.— CLOTH-FINISHING, (xxl) Sub-classes. 5. Pressing. 13. Rigging. 6. Shearing. 14. Singeing. 15. Sizing. 7. Sponging. 8. Stretching. 16. Stretching and drying. 17. "Winding. 10. Beetling. 11. Calendering. 9. Cutting lace and looped fab rics. 2. Finishing. 12. Finishing cut pile fabrics. 3. Folding. 18. Guiding. 4. Napping. Class 28.— CORDAGE, (xxi.) 5«6 -classes. 23. Balls. '2. Banding. 3. Bobbin supporters. 4. Braiding. 24. Braiding carriers. 25. Braids. 21. Cord and rope machines. 5. Cords and ropes. 6. Covering cord. 7. Finishing yam and thread. 27. Fuse and packing machines. 29. Lease formers. 9. Packaging braid and yam. 10. Reels. 11. Separating rope. Spools. Tassels. "Warping. Warping reeds. Warping stop motions. Winding balls. Winding bobbins — Sewing machine shuttle, Warp wind, Weft wind. Winding heddle and seine-needles. Winding spools. Winding tatting shuttles. Yam guides and clearers. 7. Fabrics. 8. Felting machines, 9. Flock cutting. Class 38.— FELT AND FUR. (xxi.) Sub-classes. 110. Forming bats. 11. Fulling. 12. Furs and pelts. Class 66.— KNITTING AND NETTING, (xxi.) Sub-classes. 1. Burrs and sinkers. Cii'cular — 2. Circular machines, 18. Independent needles, 11. Looper pin and hook ma- chines. 17. Crocheting. 3. Darning. 4. Fabrics. 12. Feeding. 5. Needles. 6. Netting. 7. Stopping. Straight— 15. Cams and stops, 13. Fashioning-machines, 14. Looper pin and hook ma* chines, 8. Straight machines, 16. Warp-machines. 9. Take-ups and tensions. 10. Tatting. 1. Assorting. 2. Cleaning. 3. Cocooneries. 4. Doubling. Class 117.— SILK, (xxi.) Sub-classes. 5. Silk. 6. Stretching. 7. Throwing. 8. Winding. Class 118.— SPINNING, (xxl) Sub-classes. 1. Bobbin and cop builders. 11. Eings and travelers. 2. Bobbins. 27. Spindles and appurtenances 26. Clearers. Spindles and bearings — 4. Cop tubes. 18. Bolsters, 30. Covering yam. 19. Combined bearings, 5. Domestic. 20. Sleeve whirls and stand 6. Doubling. ards. 7. Drawing and evening. 25. Spindles and bearings, 23. Drawing rollers. 21. Steps. 24. Spindle driving devices. 17. Drawing stop mechanism. 28. Drawing trumpets. 12. Stopping. 29. Fliers. 22. Top roll saddles. 8. Hemp, flax, and hair. 13. Throstles and caps. 9. Mules and jacks. 14. Twisting-heads. 10. Ring frames. 16. Tarn controllers. Class 139.— WEAVING (xxi.) Sub-classes. 47. Bag-tm-nlng machines. Carpot-rag loopera. Looms- 5. 68. Swivel, 6. Chenille. 39. Wire. 40. Chenille-macliines. 42. Pattern-chains. 8. Cross- weaving. 22. Picker-checks. 50. Cutting double pUe fabrics. 21. Pickers. 67. Driving and lay motions. 24. Reeds and reed-making Fabrics- 25. Shedding. 70. Elastic, Shuttles— 9. Fabrics, 44. Cop-cell and cover, 71. Pile, 45. Float-detecting, 72. Tubular. 46. Guides and tensions. 41. Fringe-machines. 27. Shuttles. 10. Fringes. 28. Shuttle-boxes. 13. Heddle-machines. 29. Shuttle-checks. 14. Heddles. 30. Shuttle-guards. 16. Jacquard mechanism. Shuttle-motions — Looms- 48. Fly, 1. Bag, 49. Positive, o^ Basket, 69. Pneumatic. 3. Buttonhole, 43. Shuttle-threaders. 7. Circular, 33. Special machines. 11. Hair-cloth, Stopping- 12. Hand, 51. Protector mechanism. 15. Irregular, 52. Stopping, 17. Lappet, 53. Warp-stop motions, 18. Looms, 54. Weft-stop motions. 19. Narrow-ware, Tak e-ups and let-offs- 20. Needle, 56. Beams, Pile-fabric — 57. Escapement let-offs. 62. Longitudinal wires. 58. Friction let-offs, 23. Pile fabric. 59. Let-offs, 63. PUe-wires, 60. Take-ups, 64. Pile-wire motions. 61. Take-ups and let-offs. 65. Terry, 36. Temples. 66. Tufted, 37. Tying-in warps. 32. Slat, cane, and straw. 38. Weft-forks. DIVISION XXII. EXAMINEB SEATON. Classes.— 9, Boats; 42, Firearms; 43, risking and Trapping ; 115, Marine Propulsion; 89, Ordnance; 102, Projectiles; 114, Ships; 116, Signals. Class 9.— BOATS, (xxii.) Building. Buoys and safes. Detacliiikg. h.oistiug ering. Life boats and rafts. Sub-classes. 6. Life-preservers. and low- 7. Oars and oar-locks. 8. Rafting and booming. 9. Sectional and folding. 10. Swimming appliances. Class 42.— FIKEAEMS. (xxil) Sub-classes. 25. Ball-traps. 3. Bayonets. 5. Bows and cross-bows. 8. Catapults. 28. Cartiidge-bolders. Tempo- i-ary 26. Electrical appliances. Guns — 1. Air and spring, 4. Blow, Breech-loading — A. Barrel sliding forward, B. Barrel tilting up at breech, C. Barrel tilting up at muz- zle. D. Barrel hinged to stock, E. Barrel swinging later- ally on vertical pin, F. Barrel rotating on paral- lel pin, H. Breech-block drawn back by hand or lever, (bolt-gun,) I. Breech-block swinging upward and forward, J. Breech - block swinging laterally forward, K. Breech-block swinging backward and down- ward, L. Breech-block swinging on center or trunnions, M. Breech-block swing- ing upward and back- ward, N. Breech ■ block swinging laterally backward, O. Breech-block swinging downward and back- ward, P. Breech-block swinging on longitudinal pin or hinge, Q. Breech-block sliding vertically in mortise, R. Breech-block sliding lat- erally in mortise, S. Faucet breech-block, chambered, T. Faucet breech-block with chamber in front, U. Rotating sleeve on bar- rel. V. Gas-operated, W. Recoil- operated, 7. Cane, 13. Magazine — A. Barrel sliding forward, B. Barrel tilting up at breech, Guns— Magazine — C. Barrel tilting up at muz- zle, D. Barrel hinged to stock. E. Barrel swinging later- ally on vertical pin, F. Barrel rotating on paral- lel pin, G. Lougitudinally-reci p ro - eating breech-bolt, (spring-impelled fir- ing-pin,) H. Same, with firing-pin im- pelled by rotating ham- mer, I. Breech-block swinging upward and forward, J. Breech-block swinging laterally forward, K. Ereech-biock swinging backward and down- ward, L. Breech-block swinging on center or trunnions, M. Breech-block swinging upwardand backward, N. Breech-block swinging laterally backward, O. Breech-block swinging downward and back- ward. P. Breech-block swinging on longitudinal pin or hinge, Q. Breech-block sliding ver- tically in mortise, R. Breech-block sliding lat- erally in mortise, S. Faucet b r e e c h-b lock, chambered, T. Rotating carrier, filled from a" fixed magazine and discharged in the carrier. 9. Gun-barrels. 10. Gun -trimmings. II. Implements. 12. Locks. 27. Muzzle-loaders, 15. Xipples and guards. 16. Pistol-swords. 18. Revolvers— 29. Locks. 19. Rifling. 20. Sights. 21. Stocks. 22. Targets— 24. Flying. 23. Toy pistols. Class 43.— FISHII^G AI^D TRAPPING, (xxii.) Sub- 2. Decoys. Fishing — 3. i^shwaj'S, 4. Floats, 6. Harpoons and spears, 7. Hooks, 9. Nets and seines, 10. Oyster-culture, 11. Oyster-dredges, 12. Oyster rakes and tongs, 13. Pisciculture, 15. Reels, 16. Rods, 17. Sinkers. Insect-destroyers — 1. Catchers, classes. Insect-destroyers — 5. Fumigators. 8. iloth-esterminators, 14. Powder-dusters. Traps — 18. Bedbug, 19. Cage, 20. Fish, 21. Impalement, 22. Insect, 23. Jaw, 24. Self-set and ever-set, 25. Sporting, 26. Yictim-set, 27. Wire- choker. Class 115.— MARINE PROPULSION, (xxn.) Su^-classes. Paddle-wheels — 4. Feathering-blades, 22. Fitting and driving, 23. Form and construction. Propelling — 1. Buoyant propellers, 2. Chain-propellers, 3. Crank-paudles, 6. Hydraulic propellers, 2 1 . Motion of vessel, 24. Oscillating propellers, 8. Pneumatic propellers, I Propelling — 12. Reciprocating propellers, 1 10. Steering - propellers, (ex- cept screw.) Screw-propellers — 15. Fitting and driving, ; 16. Form and construction, ! 17. Steering. Towing— 18. External power, ! 19. Internal power. , 13. "Wheels in channel. Class 89.— ORDNANCE, (xxn.) Sub-classes. Body-structure. Breech-loading — Gas- operated. Recoil-operated. Carria^^es. Cartridge -feed cases. Counterpoise-caniages. Disabling. Electrical appliances. Gas- checks. Loading. Locks. 9. Machine-guns. 10. Mortars. 12. Operating. 22. Pnenmatic. 29. Practice-barrels. 13. Shields. 28. Sights. 15. Submarine guns. 16. Tompions and valves. 17. Trunnions. 18. Vents and stoppers. E DIVISION XXII.— Continued. Class 102.— PROJECTILES, (xxii.) Sub-classes. 21. Blasting-cartridges. 7. Flasks and chargers. 22. Blasting-fnses. 8. Lubricating. 23. Blasting implements. 9. Mai-ine torpedoes. 2. Bomb-lances. 11. Primera, 3. Cap-boxes. 12. Projectiles. 4. Cap-fllling. 13. Rockets. 19. Cartridge implements. 14. Sabots and wads. 5. Cartridge-loading. 15. Shells. 6. Cartridges — 16. SheU-fuses. 20. Electric. 18. Torpedoes. f Clasb 114. -SHIPS, (xxn.) Sub-classes. 1. Ancliors. 30. Light and air ports. 2. Anolior-trippers. 3. Armor-clad. 32. Masts and spars. 46. Oil-distribnters. 4. Ballasting. 33. Raising sunken vessels. 5. Bertlis.cabins, and furniture. 34. Reefing and i^irling .sails. 6. Bilge-water. Discharging 35. Sails and rigging. 9. Building. 36. Scows. 10. Cables and cable-stoppers 37. Scuppers and hawse-boles. 51. Camels and floating docks 38. Steamboat-chimneys. 14. Centerboards and keels. 39. Steering mechanism- 15. Cleats and belayin^-pins. 16. Couplings and towlines. 18. Decks and batches. 47. Hydraulic, 48. Pneumatic, 50. Rudders, 52. Fenders and torpedo-guards. 49. A\^heels and channels. 19. Fire-exting'uishers. 40. Submarine and torpedo. 22. i'orm. 41. Surge-relievers . 23. Gangways and bridges. 42. Travelers. 24. Hanks, cringles, and hoops 43. Turrets. 26. Ice boats and breakers. 44. Valve and port stoppers. 27. Implements. 45. Ventilating. 29. Leak-stoppers. - Class 116.— SIGNALS, (xxn.) Sub-classes. 1. Alarms — 12 Flag-staff holders. Burglar — 31. Indicators — 41. Combined, 45 Barbers' turns, 42. Detonating, 51. Game-counters, 43. Miscellaneous, 46. Identity, 44. Ringing, 47. Office, H. Fire, 48. Peg, 15. Leak, 49. Rotary, 23. Shoal. 60. SUding, 32. Annunciators. 52. Station. 33. Bells— 23 Semaphores. Signals — 34. Call, 3.5. Door, 9 Car, 36. Letter-box, 13 Fog, 37. Sleigh. 18 Nautical, 38. Bell-hanging— 19 Pneumatic, 39. Pulls, 20 Pyrotechnic. 40. Ringing. 26 Speaking-tubes. DIVISION XXIII. EXAMINER A. P. GREELEY. Glasses.— 181, Acoustics; 33, Drafting; 58, Horology; 73, Measimug-Instrumeuts. Cr-Ass ISl— ACOUSTICS. Suh -classes. (xxiu.) 1. Audipliones. 2. Ear-trumpets. 4. Graphophonea. I 6. Grapliopbone-tablets. 3. Mechanical teleplionea. I 5. Miacellaneoua. Class 33.- 13. Eeam-compasses. 1. Calipers and dividers. 2. Curve -BCribers. 5. Ellipsographs. 6. Pantographs. 7. Parallel-rulers, -DRAFTING. Sub-classes. (xxm.) 8. Plotters. 12. Protractors. 9. Scribers. 10. Stair-curves. 14. T-squares. Class 58.— HOKOLOGY. (xxul) Sub-classes. 8. Balance-escapements. l.'i. Time-alarms. 3. Clocks— 16. Time-cliecks. 2. (Jalendar, 31. Time larap-ligliters 28. Electric, 33. Time-signals. 9. Geographical, 17. Watches. 29. Pneumatic. 18. Watch-balances — 4. Clock-cases. 19. Barrels, 5. Clock-striking. 20. Cases, 6. Clock-winding. 21. Case-springs, 34. Dials and hands. 2-2. Dust-caps, 10. Metl'onomes. 23. Keys, 11. Pendulums. 24. Plates, 35. Pendulum-escapements. 25. Regulators, 30. Repeaters. 26. Stops. 13. Satety-wheela. 32. Watchmakers' tool 13. Stem-winders. 27. Watch- winding. 14. Sun-dials. Class 73.— MEASUEEJG-INSTEUMENTS. (xxiii.) 3. 101. 99. 102. 100. 4. 5. 6. 7. 84. 105. 100. 86. 87. 9. 10. 83. 11. 73. 13. 15. 16. 107. 77. 66. 108. 67. 19. 97. 94. 96. 78. 95. ao. 32. 24. 79. 63. 71. 70. 36. 40. 64. 43. 48. 49. 60. 61. 62. 1. 12. 98. 28. 30. Sul-classes. Anemometers. Meters- Balances- 68. Proportional, Electrical attachments. 37. Rotary, Equal arms, 45. Spirit. Pick-up weights, 27. Odometers. Recording. 80. Pitch-hoards. Barometers. 81. Planimeters. Bathometers. 73. Plumb-bobs. Bevels. 31. Pressure-gages — Calculators-^ 109. Bourdon, Tahular. Calipers- 110. Diaphragm, 111. Piston. Dial, 33. Rain-gages. Stem. 34. Recorders — Cash-registers— 89. Fare, Rotating indicators. 88. Manual, Cloth-measuring machines. 90. Passenger, Coin-counters. 91. Pressure, Coin-packages. 92. Speed, Coin-testers. 93. Steam-engine indicator. Conformalors. 123. Registering baUot-boxes. Dividing-engines. 35. Registers — Dynamometers. 59. Fare, Gages — 17. Game, Depth, 58. Passenger. Micrometer, Scales— Surface, 39. Beams, Thickness, 8. Cart, Track. 23. Hydrostatic, Grain-meters— 41. Pans, Double-trap bottom. 29. Pendulum, Oscillating, 121. Platform, Positively -actuated. 104. Price, Rotatiag, 38. Sack, Twin buckets. 46. Spring. Grain-tallies. 69. Ships' logs. Hydrometers. 113. Spacing-instruments. Hygi-oscopes. 42. Specific-gravity appai'atus Lactometers. 44. Sphygmoscopes. Leather-measuring. 112. Spirometers. Levels- 47. Squares— Plumb, 115. Center, Spirit. 116. Folding. 103. Steelyards. Measures — Rotary, 117. Telemetry. Scale,' 50. Testing iiluniiuating-fluids Shoemakers', 51. Testing-machines. Speed, 52. Thermometers — Tailors', 113. MetaUic, Tape. 119. Oven, Measuring-faucets. 32. Pyrometers, Measuring-pumps. 85. Telethermometers. Measuring- vessels. 21. ToUers. Meters — 120. Ullage-rods. Air and gas. 53. Voting-machines. Diaphragm, 54. Water-gages— Disk, 82. Float. Oscillating, 55. Weather-vanes. Piston, 56. Weights. DIVISION XXIV. EXAMINER PIERCE. Glasses.— 2, ^Ai)i}arel; 29, Orinoliue aud Corsets; 112, Sewing-Machiues; 132, Toilet; 135, Umbrellas auct Canes; 165, DESIGNS. Class 2.— APPAREL, (xxiv.) Stih-classes. Armpit- aliields. Bonnets. Capes and sliawls. Coat- bangers. Coats and vesta. Collars and cufi^s. Combination garments. Curling hat-brima. Cutting. Barning-lasts. Diapers. Embroidery -patterns. Garment-protectors. Garters and belts. Gloves. Handkerchiefs . Hat blockingand stretching Hat-blocks. Hat brushing and finishing Hat- ironing. Hat-poiinciug. Hat-pressing. Hats and caps. Hat-sweats. 33. Hat -ventilators. 38. Muffs and mufflers. 11. Neckties. 28. Needles. 39. Needle-threaders. 40. Nether garments. 13. Pin and needle cases. 14. Pinking. 16. Plaiting. 15. Pockets. 18. Sewing. 41. Shirts. 20. Skirt-elevators. 42. Skirts. 23. Stockings. 22. Stretchers and formers. 43. Supplemental bosoms. 25. Tailoring. 29. Thimbles. 44. Thread holders and cutters 26. Trimmings. 27. Work-boxes. 45. "Work-holders. Class 2[).— CRINOLINE AND CORSETS, (xxiv.) Sub-classes. 1. Bustles. 3. Corsets. 4. Hoops and clasps. 5. Hoop-skirts. 6. Pads. 10. Shoulder-braces. 7. Skirt-machines. 9. Stays. 8. Hnderwaists. Class 112.— SEWING-MACHINES, (xxiv.) Sub-classes. Attachment-holders. Binders. Book-sewing. Braiders and corders. Broom-sewing. Buttonhole. Chain and double chain. Embroidering. Feeding. Glove-sewing machines. Guides. Hemmers. Methods. Miscellaneous parts. Needles. Needle-clamps. Presser-feetand lifters. Quilting. Revolving hooks. Revolvins-hook machines. Rufflers and gatherers. 17. Running-stitcli. 18. Setters and threaders. 31. Sewing hats. 19. Sewing looped fabiics. 32. Sewing on buttons. 42. Sewing rugs. 20. Sewing shoes. 21. Short-thread. 22. Shuttle-machines. 23. Shuttles and bobbins. 24. Special machines. 25. Straw. 26. Take-ups, 39. Tensions. 33. Thread-cutters. 6. Trimmers. 27. Tuck creasers and markers 19. Tncking-guides. 40. Turfing fabrics. 28. "Wax-thread. Class 132.— TOILET, (xxiv.) Subclasses. Combs. j 9. Nail and ear clennera. Crimping and curling. 14. Pins. Hair-pins. 15. Shaving-cups. Hair and wigs. 11. Toilet-cases. Mustache-guards. i 12. Toothpicks. Class 13.'i. -UMBRELLAS AND CANES, (xxiv.) Ciines. Combined caneand umbrella, Covers. Drip cups. Handles and sticks. Ribs and stretchers. Sub-classes. 9. Runners and notches. 10. Tip-cups. 13. Umbrellas, Folding— 14. Self opening and closing 12. Supporters. Class 165.— DESIGNS, (xxiv.) The sub-classes conform as nearly as possible to those of the mechanical classes. DIVISION XXV. EXAMINER WYNNE. Classes.— 166, Artesian aud Oil Wells; 17, Butcliering; 83, Mills; 125, Stone-¥orking; 130, Thrashing; 146, Vegetable Cutters and Crushers. Class 166.— ARTESIAN AND OIL "WELLS. (XXV.) 1. Casing-heads. 2. Cleaning. 3. Drilling and boring 4. Drill-jars. 5. Drill-rod grabs. 11. Earth augers— 12. Bits, Sub-classes. Earth-augers— 13. "With carriers. 6. Reamers. ' 10. Sncker-rods. 7. Tube-clamps. 8. Tubing ana packing 9. "Walking-beams. Class 125.— STONE -"WORKrNG. (xxv.). 2. Channeling-machines. 3. Chucks for rock-drills. 4. Diamond- tools. 5. Dressing slate. 6. Dressing stone. 10. Drills. 11. itillatone-dressingmachines. Sub-classes. 12. Millstone paint-staffa. 13. Millstone-picks. 14. Mining-machines. 15. Monuments. 18. Sawing stone. 19. Tools. Class 17.— BUTCHERING, (xxv.) Sub-classes. 8. Butchers' stalls. 9. Chopping-blocks. Dressing — 10. Fish-dressing machines, 11. Hog-8craping machines, 12. Intestine-cleaners, 13. Skinning. 14. Meat clamps. Meat- cutters — 16. Cracklings, 17. Crank mechauism, 18. Cube, 19. Cylinder and block, 20. Cylinder and concave, 21'. Double-cylinder, Meat-cutters — 22. Hand, 23. Rocking-knife, 24. Slicers, 25. Trip mechanism. 26. Meat-mixers. Meat- tenderers — 27. Hand, 28. Pivoted-head, 29. Rotary. 6. Sausage-machines. 7. Scalding and singeing. 30. Slaughtering, elevating, and suspending. Class 83.— MLLLS. (xxv.) Sub-classes. Amalgamators— 65. Electric, 66. Lead. 67. Mercury, 68. Plate, 6!). Vacuum, 70. Vapor. Bagging gi-ain — 2G. Bag-holders. Chop-CTaders — 50. Bran-dusters, Beaters 51. Bran-dusters, Brushes 49. Electi'ic purifiers, 42. Flour processes, 40. Gravity, 39. Rotary bolts, 38. Shaking bolts. ^ D us t- collect ors- 47. Reciprocating, 48. Rotating. Grain -scourers — 32. Centrifugal, 36. Concave face, 31. Conical, 30. Cylinder, Horizontal 29. Cylinder, Vertical 37. Disk-face, 33. Pestle-action, 35. Reciprocating and endless, 34. Screw-action. Grind in o;-mills — 17. Balancing millstones, 9. BaU and di-um, 21. Bark, 45. Chasing, 18. Coffee, 10. Compoond movement, Grinding-mills- 13. Cone and shell, 12. Crushing-rolls, 14. Cylinder and concave, 7. Disk-action, Horizontal 8. Disk-action, Vertical 44. Peed-regulators, 15. Grain-samplers, 16. Grist-alarms, 23. Hominy, 46. Impact pulverizers, 6. Elnife-action, 1. MiU-spindles, 3. Millstone- dress, 4. Millstone -exhaust, 2. Millstone-trams, 22. Paint, 11. Rotary beaters. Ore and coal — 52. Coal-breakers, 53. Crushers, 63. Ice-crushers, 62. Ice picks and shavers. Separators — 54. Dry, 58. Jiggers, 71. Magnetic, 59. "Washers, 56. Sifters and screens — 60. Household, 57. Stamps. Preparing grain — 28. Processes, 27. Steaming and dampening, 64. Steam-boiler and flue scrapers. 61. Sugar and salt crushers. Class 130.— THRASHING, (xxv.) Sub -classes. 1. Band-cutters and feeders. 31. Cane -strippers. 2. Clover-hullers. 3. Corn-cribs. 4. Corn-husking implements. 5. Corn-husking machines. Com-sheUers — 6. Breast and cylinder, 7. Disk-action, 9. Ear-grasping, 10. Implements, 8. Peripheral action. 12. Fans and regulators. 13. Flax-thrashers. 32. Fruit and vegetable separa- tors. Grain -separators — 17. Gravity, 18. Oat, seed, and garlic. Grain-separators — 16. Rotary screens, 19. Screens and riddles, 15. Shaking screens. 14. Granaries and bins. Straw-carriers — 21. Endless aprons, 22. Overhung rakes, 23. Reels, 24. Shaking tables, 20. Stackers, 25. Vibrators, 26. Walking-rakes. Thrashing-machines — 27. CyUnder-machines, 29. Dust-conveyers, 28. Flail-machines, 30. Vine and seed strippers. Class 146.— VEGETABLE CUTTERS AND CRUSHERS. (XXV.) Stib classes. 8. Apple-parera. Straw-cutters— 16. Bunching-macliiiies. Crashers and graters — 20. Double-cylinder, Pivoted- knife — 15. Reciprocating, 21. Eake-feed, 9. Eotary. 22. EoUer-feed, Cutters — 23. AVithontfeed, la. Bread, Eotary-wheel— 7. Eeciprocatiug, 24. Follower-feed, 11. Eotary. 25. Eake-feed, 2. Fruit-squeezers. 26. Eoller-feed, 'i. iNut-crackera. 27. Without feed. 14. Peelers and washers. Single-cylinder — 6. Pitters, corera, and eye-cnt- 28. Eake-i'eed, ters. 29. EoUer-feed, 5. Seeders. 30. Without feed, Straw-cutters — Sliding-knife— Cutter and bed— 31. Eake-feed, 17. Eeciprocating-linire, 18. Eotary-cylinder, 32. EoUer-feed, 33. Without feed. 19. Cylinder and concave, DIVISION XXVL EXAMINER GEO. D. SEELY. Glasses.— 173, Electricity: Oouductors; 191, Eiectiicity: 'Electric Kailways; 171, Electricity; Generation; 174, Electricity: Medical and Surgical ; 172, Electricity: Motive-Power. ' Clabb 173.— ELECTRICITY. CONDUCTOBS. (XXVI.) 28. Insolators. 13. Conductors— 94. Lead-covered, 70. TJndergrouud. 14. Connectors. 2'13. House-wiving. 31. Liglitning-rods. 244. Machines for covoring 43. Kbeostats. Class 191.-ELECTRICITr. ELECTRIC RAILWAYS. (XXVI.) Sub-classes. Collapsible-tulie conductor. Conductor supports and in- sulators. Electric locomotives- Electric control, Electromechanic al c o u - trol. Motor on axle. Pivoted motors, Single and multiple motor. Spring-moiuited motors, Traveliug-dynamo. General. Motor part along the track. Sectional conductor, con- nected — Magnetic closers. Sec 21. 20. 3. tional conductor, con- nected — Mechanical closers, Traveling closers. Systems- Battery, Circuits. Series Closed-conduit, Conduit, Converter, Distribution, Overhead- Trolleys. Telplier and towiug. Trolley - oper a t e d track- switches. Class 171.— ELECTRICITY. GENERATION. (SXVI.) Sub-classes. Bat erics — 73. Thermal. 23. Friction-generators. 95. Galvanometers. Inductoriums— 122. Induction-coils, 123. Transformers. Rotary 124. Transformers. Station ary Magneto-electric— Armatures — 205. Disk, 206. Drum, 207. Pole, 208. King. 200. Bipolar. 210. Brnsties and liolders. 211. Commutators and collec toi-a. 118. Connecting devices. 76. Hand-macliines. 211. Multipolar. Magneto- electric — 212. UDitbrm field. 34. Meters. 125. Pyro-magneto- electric de- vices. Regulators — 119. Alternating — 241. Compounding. 242. Inductive resistence. 221. Brush adjustment. 222. Circuit-interruption. 224. Compoun din ^-machines. 223. Conipound-wiuding. 225. Counter electromotive force. 226. Engine-control. 227. Mat^netic reluctance. 228. Reducing sparks. 229. Resistance. 230. Sectional winding. 97. Systems of distribution. 231. Ti-ansmitting raeclianism. Class 174.— ELECTRICITY. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. (XSVI.) Sub-classes. 87. Baths. Medical and surgical — 88. Body-wear. 173. Conibs ana brushes, 89. Electrodes. 174. Electric soles, 177. Medical and surgical— 175. Exercising apparatus, 172. Chairs and couches, 170. Vaporizers. c LASS 172.— ELECTRICITY. MOTIVE-POWER, (xxvi. Sub-classes. 1.5. Dental iustvumcuts. Motors— 152. Elevators. 126. Reciprocating. 36. Motors- 8. Steering and propulsion 130. Alternating— Transmission of power — 233. Condensers, 337. Alternating- 234. Distorted-field, 239. Direct, 235. Eotary-fleld, 238. Pbase-modiflc.ation, 236. Starters. 240. Reciprocating. 179. Hand-operating devices, DIVISION XXVII. EXAMINEE. GOULD. Classes.— 15, Brushing and Scrubbing; 51, Qrinding and Polisliingi 68, Laundry | 141, Washing Apparatus. Class 15.— BRUSHING AND SCRUBBING, (xxvn.) Utib-classes. box and bruali ; 8. Carpet-cleaners. 1. Blackin^ cases. 18. Blackincj-bos holders. 61. Boot-blacking machines. 2. Boot-cleaners. 4. Broom -machines. Brooms — 19. Broom-beads, 20. Household, 21. Stable and yard, 22. "WTiisk. 23. Brush and broom bridles — 24. Handles, 6. Supports. 25. Brush-cleaners. Brush heads and faces — 26. Bath and flesh brushes, 27. Biiish and broom fiber, 28. Dusting-brushes, 29. Hair-brusbes, 30. Hat and clothes brushes, 31. Horse-brushes, 32. Metal-cleaning brushes, 33. Metallic tuft- fasteners, 34. Molds and molded backs, 35. Nail-brushes, 36. 60. Carpet-sweepers. Cbimney-cleaners — 41. Flue and stovepipe, ■12. Lamp. 43. Combined mop heads and wringers. 44. Combined scrubbers and mops. 45. Dressing and assorting ma- chines. Fountain-brushes — 46. Blacking, 47. Broom, 48. Hair, 49. Paint, 51. Scrubbers, 50. Shaving, ' 52. Tooth, [ 53. Window-cleaners. j Holders — 54. Brush-head, '55. Convertible mop and I bmsh, 1 56. Mop-heads. 57. Mops. 37. 13. 38. 39. 7. 40. Paint and whitewash I 12. Mop -wringers, brushes, J 14. Scrubbtng-machines- Rotary brushes. Scrubbers, Shaving-brashes, Tooth-bmshes. Brush-machines. Brush-trimming machines. 15. Pails. 58. Shoe-blacking stands. 16. Shoe-brushes. 17. Street-sweepers. 59. Window-cleaners. Class 68.— LAUNDRY, (xxvn.) Sub-classes. Bosom-boards. Clamps. Clothes -driers. Clothes-line fasteners. Clothes-line reels. Clothes-lines. Clothes-pounders. Clothes slicks and tougs. Flu ting-irons. Hand-rubbers. Ironin g-m achine s . Ironing-tables. Laundries. Mangles. Sad-irons. Sad-iion holders. StJirching-machinos. "Washbenchcs. 29. "Washboards. 30. Washboilers. 31. Washtubs. Washing-machines — 15. Agitator, Boiler, Combined washing a wringing, Cylinder, 37. iiiscellaneoug, 19. Pounder, 20. Reciprocating-rubber, 21. Rocking and swinging, 22. Roller, 23. RoUer and bed, 24. Rotary -rubber. 32. Wringers. 33. Wringer-rolls. 16. ■ 17. 18. Class 51.— GRINDING AND POLISHING, (xxvn.) Sub-classes 1. Abrading materials and Metal— tools. 8. Mower and reaper knives 17. Boots and slioes. 9. Needle-eyes, Glass and stone — 10. Needles, rods, and points 3. Cnrvod surfaces, 1-2. Plane surfaces. 11. 3?lane surfaces. 14. Eiunbles, Metal— 15. Sheet metal and wire. 2. Card-Grinding, 16. Strops, Lones, and riOes. 4. Curved surfaces. Wood— 6. Cutlery-scourers, 5. Curved surfaces, 7. Edge-tools, 13. Plane surfaces. Class 141.- -WASHING APPARATUS, (xxvn.) Sub-classes. 6. Barrel-washers. 7. Bottle and can washers. 9. I)ish-cleaners. 8. Dish cleaners and drainers. Combined 10. Dish-cloth holders. 11. Dish-drainers. 12. Pitching casks. 3. Tumbler-washers. 5. Wool-washing machines. DIVISION XXVIII. EXAMINER W. W. TOWNSEND. Classes— 123, Ail- and Gas Engines; 34, Driers; 98, Pneumatics; 62, Kefrigeration; 170, Wind-Wheels. Class 12;i. -AIE AND CAS ENGINES. Sub-elasses. Engines — 1. Air, 2. Caloric, Engines— 3. Explosive, i. Gas. (XXVIII.) Class 34.— DEIEKS. (xxviii.) Sub-classes. 1. Alisorl>ent. 25. Push-bar. 2. Baffles and screens. 26, Racks and stands. 3. Condensers. Reels — Cylinder — 27. Skein, 4. 'External, 28. Tray-carrier, Internal — 29. "Winding. 5. Rotary horizontal, 30. Retort. fi. Rotary inclined, 31. Rolls. 7. Stationary horizontal. 32. Rotary disk. 8. Stationary inclined. Shafts- !). Vertical. 33. Inclined, 10. Disk and hopper. 34. Vertical, 11. Elevator. 35. Zigzag. 12. Endless carrier. 36. Shaft and cylinder 13. Endless scraper. 37. Shaft and shelf. Eloors— 38. Shaking. 14. Fixed, 39. Shelf and tray. 15. Tilting section. 40. Sliding rack. 16. Forms and platens. 41. Solar. 17. Erames and trays. 42. Spiral. 18. Heaters. 43. Stirrers. 19. Houses and kilns. 44. Trough and beater 20. Lath and chain. 45. Trough and screw. Truck and rail — 21. Pans. 22. Pan and boiler. 46. Horizontal, 23. Pan and scraper. 47. Inclined. 24. Processes. 48. Web. Class 98.— PNEUMATICS, (xxviii.) Stib-classes. 1. Aerial navigation. Fans— Air and gas pumps — 29. Toilet. 31. HydrauUc, 35. Pneumatic railways 32. Mechanical, 36. Bit^patch-carriers. 33. Mercury, 37. Dispatch-tubes. 34. Rotary. 38. Motor-charging. 5. Bellows. 15. Sand-blowers. Chimneys and cowls — Ventilation— 22. Rotary, 7. Car, 23. Stationary. 10. Grain, 28. Fan attachments. 11. House, Fans- 12. Mine. 27. Automatic, 19. Window-ventilators Class 62.— REFKIGERATION. Sub-classes. (xxvui.) 1. Air-cooling apparatus- 15. Air- expansion. 2. Beer-coolera. 3. Corpse-coolers. 4. Ice-cream freezers — 17. External freezing. 6. Ice-machines. 8. Implements. 16. Lard -coolers. j 10. Refrigerators. 11. Refrigerator-buildings. 12. Refrigerator-cars. 13. "Water-cool era. 14. "Wine-coolers. Class 170.— "WLND-WHEELS. (xxvul) Sub-classes. Automatic regulators. Grearing. "Wind-wheels — Horizontal, "Wind-wheels — 7. Oscillating, 2. Vertical feathering-blades, 3. Vertical solid-wheel. DIVISION XXIX. EXAMINER MORRIS. Classes,— 20, Carpentry; 147, Coopering; 108, Koofing; 157, 'Wheelwriglit-Maclimes ; 143, Wood-Sawing; 142, Wood-Tiu'niug ; 144, Woodworking-Maoliines ; 145, Woodworking-Tools, Class 20.— CAEPENTKY. (xxix.) Class 142.— WOOD-TUENING. (xxix.) Sui-classes. Sub-classes. 33. Ceiling cfuter-pieces. 14. Shutters— 9. Ii-regnlar forms. 3. Lathe appliances. 34. Compound lumber. 44. Sliding, Lathes — 8. Oval fomis. 54. Coraer-shields. 45. Swinging. 12. Automatic-spindle, 16. Polygonal forms. 2. Doors— 15. SkyUghts. 2 Gage, Eegular forms — 23. Car- 33. Splices and joints. 13. Many-spindle, Single-chuck, 17. Lateral-movement, Si. Grain, 17. Stairs. 14 18. Longitudinal-movement 24. SUding. 18. Stair-covers. 15 Tubular-cutter. 56. Door and window tiamos. 31. Thresholds. 32. Drip-trouglis. 62. Voting-booths. 4. Floors. 63. "Weatlier-boarding. 5. Frame houses. Weather-strips — 9. LatMng. 35. Hinged— 37. Sills, 57. Mantels. Class 114.- WOODWOEKIXG-MACHINES. (xxix.) 10. Marquetry. 39. Mats— 38. Packing, 36. Sliding. Sub-classes. 67. Metallic, Window— 1. Bending wood. Mortising — 43. Wire. 46. Chairs, 2. Boring — 61. Eotary cutters. 26. Moldings. 40. Guards, 77. Portable. 19. Osier-pe'elers. 58. Panels and wainscoting. 47. Sashes— 48. Boring and reaming. 22. Pencil-wood. Making 11. Portable houses. 48. Sliding, 78. Box-nailing machines. Planers — 12. Scaffolds— 50. Sliding and swinfiiiig, 6. Clothes-pin machines. 64. Beveling, 28. Bracket, 49. Swinging. 8. Comb-teeth. Cutting 65. Eotary-cylinder, 60. Trestle. 20. Windows— 80. (Gutters — 66. Kotary-disk, 19. Scaffold-binders. 64. Car. 49. Chain, 25, Sliding. 13. Shingling-brackets. 66. Wooden walls. 9. Eotary-stock. 23. Planer attachments. 10. Cutting dya-wood. 27. Planing and matching. 11. Cutting gears. 28. Planing and sawing. 14. Dovetailing. 63. Pressor bars and rolls. Class 147.— COOI ■EEING. (XXIX.) 81. 83. Feed mechanism — EoUs. 67. 29. Punching-cutters. Eossing bark. Sub-c asses. 50. Gaining. 68. Eouting — 1. Barrel-head making. 2. Barrel-hoop machines. 12. Crozing barrels. 6. Crozing staves. 51. 16. Machine-tables. Match-splints. Making 4. Pattern. Sashes and blinds- 3. Barrel-making machines. 13. Hoop-drivers. 75. Match-trays. 31. Making, 4, Basket-making machines. 5. Box-machines. 8. Jointing staves. 10. Wooden articles. 83. Mitering — Knife, 74. 69. Tenoning. Shaving. Fixed-knife 11 Collin'' 84. Saw. SUcers— _ M l.t \^V/** ^^ ' Molding- 70. Beveling, 85. Axles, 71. Reciprocating, 52. Clamped-work, Hand-feed, Lateral-feed, 72. Eotary and oscillating. Class 108.— EOC JFING. (XXIX.) 53. 54. 36. 37. Slivering. Special work. Sub'C asses. 55. Pattern-feed, 38. Splitting and bundling. 86. Eevolving-feed, 73. Tenoning and boring. 1. Battening. 9. Car. 12. Conductor-supports. Metallic — 15. Standing-seam. 10. Portable. 56. 57. Special-feed, Straight-feed. Mortising— 40. 46. 42. Universal joiners. Wiring blinds. Wooden pins. Making 2. EaTes-troughs — 18. Strainers. 3. Fenders. 8. Flashings. 13. Eidges. 5. Boots. 6, Slate and shingle. 11. Thatch. 58. Auger-cutters, 43. Wooden trays. Making 59. 60. Chisel and auger cutters. Chisel-cutters, 44. 45. Wood ornamentation. Working rattan. 4. Metallic— 7. Tile. 14. Shingle, 16. VaUeys. Class 157.— "WHEEL WRIGHT -MAC HIKES. Sub-classes. (XXIX.) 1. Axle-gages. 2. Boring bubs. 3. Carriage-bow setters. 8. Tire-setters. 9. "Wheel wrigbt-machincs. Class 143.— "WOOD-SAWIKG. (xxix.) Sub-classes. 11. 15. 25. 26. 16. 1. 4. 22. 6. 23. 24. 2n. 30. 5. 3. 31. Log-turners. Saw-bucks. Saw-guards. Saw-guides. Saw-banging. SawiBg-machines— Band-saw, Circular- saw — Angular, Fire-wood, Badial, Traveling, Drag. Crank- Lever, Edgers, Mills. Circular-saw— Auxiliary-saw, Keciprocating-saw, Sawing-machines — 32. Keciprocating-saw — 21. Scroll, 13. Resawing, 20. Sbingle— 33. Horizontal-saw, 28. Tubular-saw. 17. Sawmill-appliances. 34. Sawmill-caiTiages. Feed 35. Sawmill-carriages. Ofl'set- ting 18. Sawmill-dogs. 9. Sawmill set-works. 14. Saws. 27. Saw-table gages. 19. Saw-teetb. Class 145.— "WOOD "WORKLNG -TOOLS, (xxix.) Sub-classes. 1. Augers- 30. Floor-sets. 25. Countersink, 11. Gages — 35. Detachable-lip, 45. Scratch, 36. Bxp.ansible, 31. AYeather-hoard — 34. Gage attachments. 46. Marking. 2. Anger-handles — 13. Hammers and hatchets 26! Eatchet. 23. Handsaws. 3. Bench-dogs. 47. Handsaw attachments. 4. Bench-planes — Bit-adjusting, 13. Hollow angers. 37. 52. Mallets. .38. Crozes, 53. Kail-extractors, Claw — 29. Gage attachments. 54. Xipper. Saw-nandles. 51. Bit-sockets. 16. 5. Bit-stocks— 17. Screw-drivers — 27. Eatchet. 48. Attachments, 6. Box-openers. 28. Eatchet. 7. Box-scrapers. 33. Spiral tool-drivers. 23. Cant-dogs. 18. Spokeshaves — 10. Chalk-line holders. 49. Adjustable-bit. 8. Chisels — 55. Tenoning-bits. 39. Gage. 19. Tools. 9. Clamps — 20. Tool-handles — 40. Box and roiter. 32. Fastenings, 41. Double-screw, 60. Sockets. 42. Pivoted-jaw, 21. Work-benches. 43. Single-screw, 44. Sliding-jaw. DIVISION XXX. EXAMINER WOODWARD. Classes,— 67, Lamps aud Gas-Pittiugs; 19 9," Linotyping; 198, Matrix-Making; 88, Optics; 197, Type- "Writiiia: Macliines, Class 67.— LAMPS AND GAS-FITTINGS, (xxs.) Sub-classes. 1. 97. 66. 3. 4. 92. 93, 91. 99. 53. 54. 89. 100. 55. 56. 57. 53. 60. 59. 61. 101. 74. 7. 51. 5-2. 9. 8. 62. 77. 102. 94. 78. 79. 83. 33. 10. 11. 63. 32. 87. 39. 76. 42. 103. 16. 17. 64. 104, Candlesticks — Miners'. Canopy shades and reflec- tors. Cbandeliers. Gaa Chimney-liolders. Chimneys, Composite- Double, Integral. Collars and tops. Cut-offs, Automatic — Pressure. Distributers. Drip -catchers. Drop-lights — Burner attachments, C ounter wei gh t, lYiction and clutch, Spring- drum. Extinguishers — Fluid, Mechanical, Pneumatic. Founts. Gas brackets and A'^alves. Gas-burners — Incandescent, Kegenerative, Herniating. Gas-httings. Gas-lighting attachments. Globes- Attachments. Guards. Harps and hangers. Lamp attachments. Lamp-boxes. Lamp-burners — Argan.d, Multiple-wick. Lamp-lighting attach- ment's. Lamps — Bicycle, Bracket, Carriage, Cigar-hghting, Flash, Forced-draft, Independent-reservoir, No-chimney, Safety-tube and central- draft— Draw-bar, Lamps — Safety-tube and central- draft— Miscellaneous, No- raiser, Rack-bar, Screw-rod, Swiss-screw, Special, Street. Lanterns — Dark, Signal, Submarine, Tubular. Lantern -holders. Lighting implements. Lighting systems. ' Lights — Christmas-tree, Decorative, Head, Hydrogen-platinum, Signal. Match-boxes- Igniting, ^ Single-delivery. Match -safes. Oil indicators and fillers. Pedestals. Pocket-lighters . Posts. Keflectors — Hooded, MisceUaneous, Side. Refracting attachments. Safety lamps and lanterns. Shade-supports — Double -clamp, Drop, Miscellaneous, Spider, Umbrella. Spark-catchers. Street-light hangers. Torches. "Vapor-burners. Vents. "Wick-pickers. "Wick raisers. Flat- Wicks. Class 199.- LINOTTPING. (xxx.) Sub-classes. Bar-macliines, Plural — ! 3. Linotype-making 6. Sinelo. 7. Circulation-machines, 8. Guide-machines. 4. Justifying devices. Linotyi)e3. 9. Machine attachments. 10. Miscellaneous machines. 11. Kotary linotype-machines. Cr^ss 198.— MATRIX-MAKING. (XXX.) Suh-classes. 1. Bar. Dies. Miscellaneous. Reciprocating dio-carrier, electrical. 5. ReciiirocatiDg die-carrier, mechanical. 6. Rotary die- carrier. Class 88.— OPTICS, (xxx.) 1. Altitvule-instruments. 19. Compasses. 2. Distance-instruments. 23. Eyeglasses. 3. Hcliostats. 4. Kaleidoscopes. 5. Lenses. 6. Leveling-instrumeuts. 7. Magic lanterns. 8. Microscopes. 24. Opera-glasses. 20. Optometers. Sub-clagses. 9. Photometers. 10. Prisms. 11. Sextants. 12. Spectacles. 22. Spectacle-cases. 13. Stakes and targets. 14. Stereoscopes. 17. Surveying-instruments. 15. Telescopes. 21. Testing -instruments. 16. Tripods. Class 197.- 1. Aligner.s. 2. Attachments. 3. Bar. 4. Carriages. 5. Cleaners. 6. Electrical. 7. Index-wheel. -TYPE-WRITING MACHINES. Snh-classes. 8. Keyboards. (XXX.) 9. Key-wheel — ; 10. Miscellaneous. 11. Plate. 12. Ribbon mechanism, 13. Stenographic. DIVISION XXXI. EXAMINER ELY. Classes.— 195, Alcohol; 203, Ammonia, Water, and Wood-Distillation ; 202, Charcoal and Coke; 35, Educa- tional Appliances ; 50, Flnid-Pressnre Regulators; 48, Gas; 149, Hides, Skins, and Leather; 196, Mineral Oils; 87, Oils, Fats, and Glue ; 91, Painting. Class 195.— ALCOHOL. Sub -classes. (XXXI.) 1. Beer— 4. Preserving — 5. Pasteurizing, 2. Purifying — 3. Pinings and shavings. G. Distilled spirits- Aging— 7. Apparatus — 1). Kecking racks, 10. Processes, 11. Apparatus — 13. Stills— 13. Columns, 14. Doublers and worms, 16. Vapor-filters, 15. Kectifying processes. Fermenting — 17. Apparatus — 18. Vats, 19. Vent-bun ga, 20. Processes. Mai ting- Si. Apparatus — 23. Cyliudera, rotary, 23. Malt- stirrers, 24. Processes. Mashing— 25. Apparatus — 26. Digesters and di grators, 27. Fore-mashers, 28. Mash-tubs- 29. Kakes, 30. Tubular rakes, 31. Hops, 32. Processes, 33. Worl^ 34. Hopping, 35. Purifying. 36. "Wines. Class 203.— AMMONIA, AVATER, AND "WOOD-DISTILLA- TION. (XXXI.) Sub-classes. 1. Ammonia. 2. Turpentine— 3. Apparatus, 4. Processes. Water. Wood. Class 202.— CHARCOAL AND COKE, (xxxi.) Sub-classes. 1. Charcoal — Cohe- 1 0. Kilns, O vens — 2. Processes, - 6. Doors, 3. Retorts. 7. Dumping-bottonia. Coke— 8. Processes. 4. Ovens — 9. Ketort-ovena. 5. Chargers and discharg- ■ ers, I Class 35.— EDUCATIONAL APPLIANCES, (xxxi.) Sub- classes. 6. Maps. 12, Miecellaneous. 8. Penmanship. 1. Alphabet-blocks. 2 Aiithmetic. 3. Astronomy. 15. Blackboards. 13. Cryptography. 5. Globes. 9. Reading 10. Slates. 14. Slate-mufflers. Class 50.— FLUID-PRESSDRE REGULATORS, (xxxi.) Sub-classes. Cut-offs. 1 7. Float- Diaphragm — 1 8. Lever. Lever. 1 9. Piston. Class 48.— GAS. (xxxi.) Sub-classes. 2. Carburetors — Gas- 24. Carbureting-lamps, so. Producers, 29. Float- vaporizers, 19. Water, 25. G-as and air mixers, 20. Wood. 3. Jet-mixers, 11. Holders. 26. Oil-feed, float-valves. Purifiers— 27. Oil-feed, rotary, 31. Boxes, 28. Eevolvin^. 32. Compounds, Condensers, i. Center- seals and by -pass 33. valves. 34. Miscellaneous, 9. Dip-pipes. 35. Processes, 22. Distribution- 36. Kevivifying, 46. Leakage. 37. Trays, 47. Preventing leakage, 38. Washers and scrnl)l)er3 48. Kegulating pressure, 39. Ploat, 49. Separators. 40. Kecjprocating, 10. Exhausters. 41. Kotary. Gas— 18. Ee tort-chargers. 5. Coal, 23. Ketort gas-furnaces. Eetort-Uds. 6. Coal and oil, 16. 8. Coal and water, 17. Ketorts and settings — 7. Coal, oil, and water, 42. Attachments, 12. Hydrogen, 43. Cleaning, 13. Oil, 44. Domestic plants. 14. Oil and water— 45. Eetorts. ."iO. G enerators— Cupola, 51. Kefractory, 52. Ketort, Class 149.— HIDES, SKINS, AND LEATHER, (xxxi,) Sub-classes. Apparatus — Coloring and polishing, Endless belts. Helical tools. Putting out and stretch- ing- Stretching- frames, Reciprocating tools- Rocking frames, Rolling and embossing, Kotary cylinders, Rotating tools. Tables and frames, Apj)aratu3— 13. Tanners' tools, 9. Tanning, 11. Tumbling-drums, 10. Vats. Processes and compositions— 3. Bating, 7. Coloring and polishing, 6. Cun-ying, 2. Depilating. 1. Preserving, 4. Tanning, 5. Tawing. DIVISION XXXL— CONTINUEt). Class lOC— MINERAL OILS, (xxxi.) Siih-classes. 1. Apparatus — Keducing gravity, Apparatus— 2. Stills- 3. Stills- 16. Vacuum, 6. Bottoms, 17. Vapor-outlots. 5. Condensers, Coal-oil- 1. Feeders, 21. Processes, 8. Films, 19. Retorts- 9. Furnaces and flues, ao. Rotary. 10. Heads, 22. Compositions — 11. Jackets, 2.3. Burning-fluid. 12. Kotary, 21. Paraffins. 13. Series, 25. Processes— 4. Stirrers and scrapers. 26. Chemical, 18. Supplementary heating, 27. Xn.iecting gases, U. Tubular, 28. Residuum, 15. Utilizing gases and resi- due. 29. "Washing and filtering. Class 87.— OILS, 17. Adhesives. 18. Artificial butter. 21. Candles. 3. Candle apparatus. 4. Decomposmg fats. 5. Detergents. 6. Extracting oils. 7. Glue. 9. Lubricants. FATS, AND GLUE, (xxxi.) Sub-classes. 12. Kefining fat oils. 13. Eendering. 23. Soap articles. 15. Soap-cutting. 24. Soap-frames. 16. Soap-mauufacturo. 25. Soap-pressea. 26. Suint. 19. "Wax. Class 91.— PAXNTLNG. (xxxi.) Sub-classes. Apparatus— 23. Air-brushes, Bmshes or rolls— Fixed, Eeciprocating, Dipping-tanks, Enameling wood, Fountain- discharge, Heaters, Indenting and filling ma- chines. Paint-mixers, Pots and tools. Bolls or webs — Continuous-motion, band, Interrupted -motion, hand, "Work-holders. Compositions— 58. Driers, Fillers. Fiieproofing compounds, Inks — Copying and sensitive, ae. Printing, 39. "Writing, 24. 25. 27. 29. 30. 33. 34. 35. h<). 37 Compositions- Mixed paints — 60. Alkali, 40. Barrel-linings, 41. Oil, 61. Hubber, 42. Tar, 62. "V^ulcanized, 43. "Water— 44. Soluble silicates, 45. Pigments — 46. Lamp-black, 47. Lead salts, 48. Dltramarino, 4^. Zinc salts, 50. Stove-polishes, Varnishes — 52. Alkali, Making- Si. Processes and appa- ! ratus, 53. OU, 54. Pyroxyline, i 55. Tar. Processes — 56. Processes, 57. Japanning. DIVISION XXXII. ACTING EXAMINER WITHERSPOON. Classes.— 180, Accouterments; 40, Advertising; 190, Baggage; 209, Carbonating Beverages; 2 10, Packag- ing and Dispensing Liquids ; 150, Packing and Storing Vessels. Class 180,— ACCOUTEEMENTS. (xxxii.) Sub-classes. 1. Accoiiternients. 23. Scabbards — 16. Cartridge-belts. 24. Hangers. n. Cartridge-boxfs— 8. Tents— 18. Canrulge-feed. 25. Bed, 19. Game-belts. 26. Frames, 20. Guu and pistol holders 27. Pegs and poles, 15. Knapsacks and hav ersacks. 28. Shelter, ai. Knapsack-slings. 20. Pipe-shields and ventila 23. Sai'ety-barness. tors. Class 40.— ADVEETISIilG. (XXXII.) Sub-classes. 1. Articles — 84. Sign dummies. 78. Multiple-card, 6. Sign-letters. 77. Single-card. 4. Signs- 75. Card-exhibitors — 7. Automatic figure. 76. Droppers, 58. Belt, 20. Eotary, 59. Endless-belt- 21. Sliding. 89. Motors— Clock, 3. Card-racks. 90. Vehicle, 22. Change-receivers. 60. Guide-post, 25. 33isplay-box covers. 65. Hanging, 26. Display-boxes-i 61. Hluminated — 27. Sample-holders. 91. Lantern, 28. Display-cards. 92. Perforated, 40. Display-trays. 62. Interchangeable-letter, 41. Drawer-plates. 63. Interchangeable-slide, 43. Embroidery-cases. 64. Mechanically-rotated, 9. Labels. 86. Multiple-plate, Eaised letters. 10. Label-holders. 87. 79. Clip, 65. Eotatable, 80. Treight-car, 88. Single-plate, Street-lamp, 81. Hat, 66. 82. Slide, 67. Vibrating. 83. Street-car. 73. Vending devices. Eibbon 52. Pattern-exhibitors. holders. Class 190.— BAGGAGE, (xxxii.) Sub-classes. 8. Eook-clamps. 1. u., Folding. 85. Blacking, Wooden vessels : boxes — 137. Compartment, 19. Boxes- 83. Knockdown, 169. Bent— 84. Pocket. 92. Closures, 51. Canisters. 93. Single-blank, 30. Cans and unclassed ves- 95. Block, sels— 20. Can and bottle cases— 100. Single-blank. 315. Vial-cases, 54. Casks. 21. Cell-cases — 55. Closures — 68. Clotb or cord, 56. Clamp, 69. Paper- Boxes. 57. Screw-cap, 141. 98. Screw-stopper, 70. Wood- 58. Seam or solder— 71. Veneer. 171. Kip, 92. Closures, 108. Swing-cover. 140. Compartment, 52. Coal-scuttles. 22. Crates— 110. Ears and bails. 216. Fruit-boxes, 221. Garbage-receplaclea— 217. Hat. 222. Buckets, 218. Package, 223. Pivoted. 219. Poultry, 111. Handles. 23. Crates and boxes, Fold- 33. Hermetic sealing. ing- 34. Jackets — 220. Poultry— " 62. Cask, 109. Knockdown, 63. Package, 104. Linings and coveriugs, 123. Stand. 27. Powders, Cases for 61. Jackets and stands. Swing- 113. Stays, Corner- 64. Linings. 112. Straps, 36. Milk-cans. 124. Toilet and silverware. DIVISION XXXIIL EXAMINEE SEELY. Teade-Makks. This classification has no odicial character, but is a grouping of merchandise liindred in character to facilitate search by the Office. The parenthetical references point to the titles of analogous groups into which the field of search may extend, depending on the nature of the merchandise. 3. 4. 5. S. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. la. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. U9. 30. 31. 33. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 11. 43. 43. 14. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 67. 58. 59. 60. 61. 63. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 611. 70. 71. 72. TRADE-MABKS. Titles. Agricultural implements. {See Title 41, 73.) Baking-powder and yeast. {See Title 20.) Beverages. (See Title 42.) Blacking and leather-dressing. {See Title 12.) Boots, shoes, and lasts.. {See Title 57.) Brooms and brushes. Buttons. (See Title 22.) Canned goods. (See Title 16, 26.) Carpets, tfec. Cement, plaster, and brick.s. Cigars and cigarettes. {See Title 71.) Cleaning and polishing preparations. (See Title 4.) Coifee and tea. Confectiouery. Corsets. (See Title 75.) Cured meats. (See Title 8, 26, 37.) Cutlery and edge-tools. (See Title 73, 68.) Dairy products. Dentistry. Drugs and chemicals. {See Title 44, 53, 73.) Dry goods. (See Title 23, 69.) Taney goods. (See Title 7, 21, 30, 47.) fertilizers. (See Title 30.) Firearms, ammuuition, and explosives. Flour. Food and relishes. (See Title 8, 16, 62.) Fuel. Games and toys. (See Title 46.) Glassware. (See Title 32, 55.) Gloves. (See Title 22.) Head-wear. Household articles. {See Title 29, 36, 55.) Inks. (See Title 65.) Iron, steel, and manufactures. (See Title 41, 73.) Jewelry and plated ware. (See Title 32, 70.) Lamps, lanterns, &c. (See Title 29.) Lard and tallow. {See Title 16, 18.) Laundry articles. (See Title 32, 61, 64.) Leather and saddlery. Locks and hardware. {See Title 72, 73.) Machines. (See Title 1, 34, 73.) Malt liquors. {Sec Title 3, 63.) Matches. Medical compounds. {See Title 30, 53, 72.) Miscellaneous. Musical instruments. {See Title 29.) Needles and pins. (See Title 22.) Oils and lubricants. {See Title 51.) Optics and measuring-instruments. (See Title 73.) Packing. (Machinery.) (See Title 39, 57.) Paints and painters' supplies. (See Title 48.) Paper and envelopes. (See Title 65.) Poisons for animals. (See Title 20, 44.) Publications. Receptacles. (See Title 39, 32.) Rope, cord, and twine. (See Title 59.) Rubber goods. {See Title 5, 60, 69.) Sewing-machines and attachments. (See Title 41, 73.) Sewing silk, cotton, and thread. (See Title 66.) Shirts, collars, and cuifs. (See Title 75.) Soap. (See Title 38, 72.) Spices, mustard, and salt. (See Title 26.) Spirituous liquors. (See Title 42, 77.) Starch, corn-starch, and products. (See Title 26, 38.) Stationery miscellany. (See Title 33, 52.) Stoves and heaters. Sugar, sinip, and molasses. Surgical instruments and appliances. (See Title 17.) Tailoring and clothing. (See Title 21, 57. 75.) Time-keeping instrumeuts. (See Title 35.) Tobacco and snutf. (See Title 11.) Toilet articles and preparations. (See Title 30, 61.) Tools and devices. Umbrellas, parasols, and canes. Underwear and furnishing. (See Title 15, 60.) "Wines. (See Title 3, 42, 63.) PRINTS AND LABELS. Not classified, but arranged in chronological order and pre- served for reference in the Examiner's room. DIVISION XXXIV. EXAMINER SIMPSON. Classes — 188, Eailway-Brakes ; 213, Eailway Draft Appliances; 105, Eailway Eolling-Stook. Class lg8.— KAILWAY-BRAKES. Sub-classes. (xxxiv.) 16. Automatic— 17. Draw-bar actuated— 19. Centrifugal goveruor, 18. "Winding. 20. PusK-rod actuated — 21. Winding. 22. Beams. 23. Brake-flange on wheel. 24. Brakes. 25. Brake-shoes — 26. Chills, 27. Composite faces, 28. Fasteners, 29. Non-metallic, 30. Eail, 31. Eecessed faces. 32. Conduit-slot. Disk on axle — ^ 3:i. Brake-baud, 34. Peripheral shoes, 3.5. Side shoes. 36. Electric- Magnetic clutch — 37. AVinding-drum, 38. Magnetic shoes, 39. Solenoid-operateil. Eluid pressure — 1. Automatic. 9. Brake-piston iudicators, 10. Brake-release valves, 2. Derailment, 3. Direct, 4. Electric, 7. Engioeers' valves, 11. Load-regulated valves, 5.* Mnmentuni-purap, 32. Pressure-retainers, Fluid-pressure — 13. Train-pipe couplings, 14. Train-pipe-release valves, 8. Train-pipe stop-cocks, 15. Triple valves, 6. Vacuum. 40. Hand-levers — 41. Eatchet-drum, 42. Katchet-segment, 43. Load-regulated. Locomotive — 44. Connected series, 45. Shoes between drivers. 46. Positive lock. 47. Rail— 48. Grippers. 49. Slack-adjusters — 50. Ratchet-bar, 51. Ratchet-diiven screw. 52. Staffs— 53. Friction-clutch handles, 54. Geared, 55. Locking-ratchets, 5tJ. Ratchet-handles — 57. Pivoted, 58. Screw, 59. "Winding attachments. 60. Top shoes. 61. Train- operated — 62. Rotary shafts, 63. Winding. 64. Wheel and rail — 65. Chock-block. Winding — 66. Pneumatic shift. 67. Winding-axle. 68. Winding-drum. Class 213.— KAILWAY DKAFX APPLIANOES. (xxxiv.) Sub classes 39. Buffers— Couplings— 2. Fluid-pressure. 12. Pivoted vertical latches Bumpers— 13. Safety -brackets. 3. Eigid. 14. Vertical sliding pins. Couplings — Link- 35. Arro^wliead and jaws. 15. star-wheel detent, 36. Bails, 47. Link-lifters, 37. Beveled link and fixed 49. Miller hook. catch, 50. Pins and links, 38. Beveled link and swing Pin-supports — catcli. 16. Balls, 40. Combined air-brake, 51. Gravity, Combined draw-bar and 62. Spring, hook— 54. Rolling detent, •1. With link. 53. Rotary heads. ■13. Headed link and V-slot, 55. Sliding detent. U. Hook and catch. 56. Swing-pins, 45. Hook and link — 57- Tools, 5. Combined, 58. Train, Janney type — 17. Twin jaws. 6. Emergency-releases, 59. Uncoupling-levera. 7. G-ravity-locks, 1. Draft-cable. 8. Horizontal sliding 42. Draw-bars- latches. 41. Continuous, 9. Knuckle-openers, 18. Srreet-car. Knuckle -openers and Locomotives— locks — 19. Side-track push-rods. 10. Combined, 20. Street-car poles. 11. Pivoted horizontal latches. Class 105.— RAILWAY ROLLING-STOCK, (xxxiv.) Sub-classes. 4. Axles — Cars— Divided — Stree1>- 2.i8. Fixed middle bearings. 92. Convertible open a>id 66. "With couplings. closed, 67. Wheel-attaching devices. 35. Hand-straps, 68. With sleeved and fixed 214. Reversible, wheels. 93. Storm-fronts, Bevel-ended — 61. Vestibule. 69. Non-telescoping. 216. Derailers and replact-rs. 63. Car -movers- 94. Derailment-guards — 133. Flange or axle grip. 215. Inclined wheels. 70. Pinch-bars— 95. Rail-interlocking, 71. With rail-grip. 96. Supplemental wheels. 72. Pushing-jacks, 17. Locomotives — 73. Traction-wheels. 217. Beltr gearing, Cars — 97. Draw-bar Utters, 133. Bell-cord hangers. Electric — 74. Dining, 218. Belt-gearing, 14. Dumping — 219. Friciion-roUer driven. 181. Convertible flat and 220. Geared, hopper bottom. 221. Intermittent-grip, 185. Hopper-bottom, 2a2. Longitudinal gear- Inclined-bottom — shatts, 186. Side doors. 223. Longitudinal worm- 187. Inwardly - tilting s e c- shafts, tions. 224. Friction-roller driven, 188. Outwardly- tilting sec- 225. Intermittent-grip. tions — 227. Longitudinal shafts. 189. Displaceablo sides. 228. Rack-rail, 190. Tilting-body— 226. Swinging-bogie, 191. Displaceablo sides. 98. Telescoping pilots, Express — 99. Traction-increasers — 75. Burglar-proof, 175. Electric, 76. Floor-frames, 229. Gripping-drivers. 15. Freight- Mail-bag delivery— 192. Frames, 230. Car-forks, 77. Fruit, 231. Catchers and cranes. 78. Removable covers. 232. Cranes. 193. Removable side s e c- Motors— tions. 102. Manually-operated, 79. Rolling, 101. Spring, 194. Running boards and 100. Tread power. rails. 60. Sanding devices — 182. Stakes— 176. Chain-feed, 173. Releasable, 177. ■DsclUatory-feed, 174. Side-folding, Reciprocatory-feed — 195. Steps and platforms. 178. Horizontal, 16. Hand- 179. Vertical, 196. Geared. 180. Rotary-feed. 197. Lamp arrangement. 233. Single rail- 198. Merchandising, 234. Side guides — Open street — 235. Locomotives. 80. Seats, 236. Single top and bottom rail. 81. Side guards. 181. Sound-deadening devices. 19. Passenger — 24. Springs — 5. Baskets, 117. Coil- 199. Double-deck. 118. Cap and bed plates, 200. Dust-guards, 119. Coil and rubber. 82. Emergency-exits, 120. Conical volute. 201. Frames, 121. Elliptic- 202. Head-rests, 122. Cap and bed plates. 83. Individual safes. 123. Multiple-disk, Platform extensions— 134. Pneumatic, 81. With gates. 124. Rubber- 203. Platform-gates, 125. Cap and bed plates. 204. Platforms, 126. Zigzag. 205. Seat and door arrange- 26. Starters. ment, 27. Starters and brakes. 85. Steps— 237. Suspended. E.\'tension — Trains- 86. Folding. sag. Power-transmitters. 87. Sliding, 32. Trucks- 88. With gate. Safety-bridges, 135. Antifriction-wheels, 81. 103. Bolsters- ■ 23. Sleeping— 104. Cast, 90. Berth-guards, 105. Guides, 206. Berth-locks, 106. Pressed-bteel, 207. Compartment arrange- 107. Trussed, ment. 257. Cable-grip, 208. Convertible seat and 108. Center bearings — berth, 109. Pressed-steel, 89. Curtains and rods. 110. EoUer, 209. Hinged berths. 11. Changeablo-gage, 91. Ladders. Curve-adjusters— 210. Partitions, 136. Swiveled-wheel, 211. Seat-hack and upper Electric-motor, berth, 239. Bogies, 212. Suspended berths. 240. Equalizing-levers, 28. Steam street, 241. Motor-supporters, 31. Street- 242. Rigid-frame. 213. Awnings, DIVISION XXXIV.- Continued. Class 105.— E AIL 'WAT ROLLEs^G STOCK. Continued. (xxxiv.) Sub-classes. Trucks- Four wheel — Bogies, Curve-adjusters— Axles, radial, Axles, sectional. Frames — Pressed-steel, Pedestals, Safety-supporters, Side bearings — EoUer, Sis-wbeel— Bog:ie8. Curre-adiusters- Axles, radial, Supplemental. Velocipedes, Bicycle attachments, Geared. "Wheel-bodies — 140. Cast in tires. Cast on hubs. "Wheel-fenders — Car and truck equalizer, Combined brake, Fised-scoop, Foldiktr hinged-scoop, Hinged-scoop, Inclined — Tilt-np front, Obstacle projectors, Pilot type, Kotary — Positively- driven , Trip and drop-scoop, Trip and shoot forward, "Wheeled-scoop, "Wheel- tread, "Wheels— 146. Bushings, 147. Counterbalances, 243. 137. 138. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 244. 139. 245, 246 247 248. 141. 33. 249. 250. 251. 252. 253. 127. 128. 254. 129. 130. 255. 256. 131, "Wheels— 148. Epicycle, Flanges— Independent movement, Integral — Cast — Hollow webs, Roll er-bearin gs. Spokes — Cast in. Metallic — Detachable, "Wooden, Tire-fasteners — Bolted lap-flanges, By casting, Integral lugs, Transverse intermedi- ate keys, Tires- Cushioned— Metallic springs, Rubber, "Wooden blocks, Loose, Kon -metallic, Roller-supported, "Webs— Sheet-metal disks — Non-metallic filling, Single, Split castin gs — Detacbabte tires, "Wooden, "Webs and tires — 172. Pressed-steel. 182. "Wheel-tread surfaces — 142. Form, 143. Multiple, 144. Peripheral rollers, 145. Recessed. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 158. 157. 159. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 170. 171. G SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED WITH THE NUMBER OF PATENTS IN EACH SUB-CLASS ON JANUARY 1, 1895. Sub-class. Abrading materials and "tools. Absorbent Accordions : . . - Aecouterinents Accumulators Acids, mineral Actinometers Actions, Oman Address-printers Address-printers — Strip forma AdbesiTBs Aerial navigation Ascratfes and bridges. Piano Air Air and gas piinipa — Hydraulic Mechanical Mercury Kotary Air-brushes Air-cooling apparatus Air-cooling apparatus — Air-expausion Alarms Alarms — Aequoreal Barokinetic Burglar Burglar, safe , Alarms Albums Aligners Alloys Alphabet-blocks , Altitude-instruments Amalgamators — Electric Lead Mercury Plate ..^ Vacuum "Vapor Ambulances and stretch- ers. Ammonia Ammonia Anchors Anchor- trippers Anemometers Angle-irons Animal gates. Backwa- ter and Animal-shears Animal-stocks — Gags and muzzles Hog-traps Horse and cattle Sheep Annealing apparatus . . . Annealing apparatus — Boxes and pots Clamps Muffles Ovens Ovens — Sotary hearths Pits "Wire and springs Annealing processes Annealing processes — Drawing temper Gas Toughening Annunciators Annunciators — Drop Drop system Step-by-step Class. Grinding and Polishing — Driers Music Accouterments . Pumps Chemicals Photography . . . Music Printing -do. Oils, Fats, and Glue . Pneumatics Music Beds Pneumatics. .. do do do Painting Refrigeration . do Electric Signaling . do do , do do Signals Bookbinding Type- Writing Machines. Metallurgy Educational Appliances . Optics Mills . -do . -do . .do . .do. -do . Carriages and "Wagons Ammonia, Water, and Wood Distillation. Chemicals Ships do Measuring-Instruments Metal- Rolling Sewerage Cutlery. Care of Live Stock do do do Annealing and Tempering. .do . -do . .do . .do . .do . .do . .do . -do . do do do Electric Signaling . .do . -do . -do. a S 1-9 1 .2 '> a 336 27 12 28 45 5 SO 32 19 9 146 6 3 6 65 5 58 17 oo 17 70 31 148 28 95 5 36 8 158 28 545 28 43 28 366 28 19 31 156 S8 34 28 87 IB 57 16 3-2 108 16 44 16 126 oo 83 D 13 30 250 3 40 31 35 30 48 25 51 S5 453 25 108 S5 24 25 17 25 34 10 50 31 65 6 147 sa 41 22 8 23 13 23 9 293 13 160 2 55 2 80 2 67 2 32 3 33 3 S3 3 S8 3 23 3 7 3 9 3 23 3 23 3 27 3 15 3 10 3 52 16 141 16 64 16 91 16 Suh- class. Annunciators — Time Annunciators Antifriction-wheels {See Trucks.) Anti-induction devices Antiseptics Anvils Apartment-houses Apparatus Apparatus Apparatus , Apparatus Apparatus Apparatus Apparatus — Reducing gravity., Apple-parers , Applications, general Apron vats and stretchers Aquariums Aqueducts Arc and incandescent Aic and incandescent— Non-feeding Arithmetic Armor-clad Armpit-shields Arms Arms and hands Article- delivery Article-delivery— Chance Oscillatory Rotatory , Rotatory — Sheet-feed Slidable pusher— Coin-engaged Detent Detent and handle. Spiral Articles Articles Articles Articles — Caoutchouc. Minor plastics. Multiple card . . Single card Articiilators Artificial fuel Artificial— Bulter Flowers Ivory Stone, lime, and cement, composition. Artists' appliances Ash-chutes : Ash-pans Assaying Assorting Astronomy Atomizers Attaching card-clothing . Attachment-holders Attachments Attachments Attachments Attachments Attachments Attachments Attachments — Hand, exercising de- vices. Class. Electric Signaling Signals Railway Rolling-Stock. Telephony Preserving Metal-Forging Masonry Chemicals Composite Roofings and Cov erings. Fertilizers Hides, Skins, and Leather.. Mineral Oils Preserving Mineral Oils Vegetable Cutters and Crush ers. Electricity. Special Appli- cations. JBtoachin^ and Dyeing Water-Distribution Hydraulic Engineering Electric Lighting .do . Educational Appliances . - - Ships Apparel Arms and Projectiles. Mak- Artificial Limbs Coin-ControUtd Apparatus -do. .do . -do . .do . do , do do do Advertising Glass Paper-Manufactures . Caoutchouc and Minor Plas tics. .... do Advertising do Dentistry Fuel Oils, Fats, and Glue Fine Arts Caoutchouc and Minor Plas- tics. Artificial Stone, Lime, and Cement. Fine Arts Masonry Steara-Boiler Furnaces Metallurgy Silk Educational Appliances Surgery Wire-Working Sewing-Machines Plows Pumps Steam-Boiler Furnaces Steam-Boilers Steam-Engines Type- Writing Machines Music ^■s 33 46 19 101 182 66 29 87 48 35 9 141 20 221 43 16 9 29 32 73 100 69 23 36 32 10 28 59 40 39 56 9 SO 107 85 59 17 27 32 182 84 14 67 13 6 74 152 13 69 157 59 168 156 13 59 1 24 52 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sul)-class» Attachments — Harrow Keyboard, exercising devices. Eeed-organ Watch-chain Audiphones Auger -haBdles Auger-handles— Katchet Augers Augers A ugers — Countersink Detachable-lip Expansible G-age attachments Autographic registers ... Autoharps Automatic Automatic Automatic — Draw-bar actuated Draw-bar actuated — Centrifugal governor Winding Push-rod actuated Push-rod actuated — Winding Regulators Spindle-lathes Auxiliary pedals Auxiliary strings Awnings Awnings (See Cars, street.) Axes and hatchets Class. Plows . Music . do Jewelry Acoustics Woodworking-Tools. Axle-boxes . Asle-gages . Axle-skeins - Axles Axles Divided, fixed middle bearings. • With couplings Lubricating Wheel - attaching d e - vices. With sleeved and fixed wheels. Baby -jumpers Baby-walkers Backwater and animal gates. Badges Baffles and screens Bag and twine holders . . . Bag-closures Bag- closures- Bar Bag-fasteners Bag-fastenera — Cord-tie Hinged-jaw Locking- lever Strap Baggage-checks Bag~holders, bagging grain. Bag-holdera Bag-machines Bag-machines— Blank-formers Transverse central- folders. Triangular folders Tube-closers Tube-formers Tube formers and clos- ers. Tube formers and open- ers. Tube formers, openers, and closers. Tube formers, openers, and closers — Openers— Boll Side Tube openers and clos- ers. .do. Tools and Implements Making Woodworking-Tools do do do do Printing Music Railway-Brakes , Telegraphy Railway-Brakes . .do . .do . -do . do Wind-Wheels AYood-Turning Music do Curtains, Sbades.and Screens Railway Kolling-Stocfc... Tools and Implements. Making Carriages and Wagons Wheelwright-Machines Carriages and Wagons do Railway Rolling-Stock .do . .do . Journal-Boxes, Pulleys, and Sbafting. Railway Rolling-Stock .do . Surgery . . . do ... Sewerage . Fine Arts Driers Store- Furniture Packing and Storing "Vessels. do do -do . -do . -do . .do. Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons MUls Store-Furniture Paper- M anufacturing .do . .do . -do .do . .do. .do . .do. .do. -do. .do. .do . 39 4t) 24 77 19 123 257 40 48 103 27 112 58 33 13 256 6 130 49 121 325 38 87 183 24 3 40 46 18 32 17 21 17 11 75 340 38 40 26 22 7 31 39 44 24 Sub-class. Class. Bag-machines — Tube openers and clos- ers- Openers — Ml Side Tube-openers Tube-openers — Openers- Roll Side Bags Bags, traveling Bag-turning machines . . - Balance -escapements Balanced slide Balanced slide — Double Roller Balances Balances — Electrical attachments. Equal arms Pick-up weights Recording Bale and box hooks Ballasting , Balling-heads Ballot-boxes Ballot-boxes — Ball Canceling Closures Balls Balls and bats Ball- traps Bandages Bandages — Bandage-machines Suspensory Water Band-cutters and feeders - Banding Band-saw Banjos and guitars Bank-notes, checks, and bonds. Banners and flags Bar Bar, type-writing Barbing Barbing — Sheet-metal Tools Bar-machines — Plural Single Barometers Barrel-bead making Barrel-hoop machines Barrel-making machines . Barrel-rollers Barrel-washers Barrels {See Paper vessels, bar- rels.) Barrels — Wooden (jSTee Wooden barrels.) Bars Bascule-bridges Base-ball Base key and ratchet Baae-wa&her Basins and stands Basket-makingmachines Baskets [See Wooden vessels, baskets.) Baskets and buckets, (cloth, leather, and rub- ; ber.) i Baskets and crates ! {See Metallic vessels, baskets and crates.) Bathing apparatus Bathometers Baths Paper-Manufacturing . do do , .do. .do. Packing and Storing Vessels Baggage AVeaving Horology Steam-Engine Valves .do . -do. Measuring-Instruments . . . do do do do Hoisting Ships Carding Packing and Storing Vessels . do do do Cordage Games andToys. Firearms Surgery do do , do Thrashing Cordage Wood-Sawing . Music Bookbinding . . Fine Arts Matrix-Making Type-Writing Machines . - Wire- Working -do. .do. Linotyping do Measuring-Instruments Coopering .' do do Hoisting Washing Apparatus Packingand Storing Vessels. -do. ^J3 6 17 4 I 17 11 17 6 8 33 60 7 128 335 63 54 164 57 26 24 12 28 12 10 4 32 11 32 8 21 95 7 98 ' 22 140 6 7 6 40 6 20 6 358 25 14 I 21 215 29 146 5 67 5 11 5 6 30 30a 30 159 14 33 18 10 14 29 ; 23 60 29 65 111 30 50 93 Metal-Drawing | Bridges ; Games and Toys i Nut and Bolt Locks do Baths and Closets Coopering Packingand Storing Vessels. ■ do. 37 11 -do. Baths Bating , Battening. . Batteries — Anodes . . Cathodes Baths and Closets Measuring-Instruments Electricity. Medical and Surgical Photography Hides, Skins, and Leather.. Roofing Electro -Chemistry . do 1.. 13 4 7 305 I 14 180 14 335 9 32 29 160 a2 326 13 30 62 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. S3 Sub -class. " Class. Batteries— Connectors Diapliragma Earth ! do ...do. ...do. Electro-Chemistry . do :.. .do . -do . .do . .do. -do. .do . .do. -do . .do- Electricity. Generation. Electro-Ciiemistry -do . .do . .do . .do . do do , Firearms Drafting Plows Railway-Brakes Harvesters Railway RoUing-Stock. "Velocipedes. ' Printing Gas. One-fluid One-flnid — Zinc Zinc- Chlorides , Chromates Nitrates Oxides Sulphates Piles Secondary Secondary- Charging and dis- charging. Thermal Two-fluid Two-fluid— Zinc Zinc — Chromates Nitrates Sulphates Sulphates- Gravity Vessels " Bayonets Beam-compasses Beams Beams Bean-harvesters Bearings {See Trucks.) Bearings Bed and cylinder ma- chines. Bed and cylinder ma- chines — Cushions Multi revolution Mnltirevolutiou — Perfecting Oscillating-cylinder ...■ do . Oscillating-cylinder— Perfecting- Perfecting Stop-cylinder Stop -cylinder — Perfecting Traveling-cylinder Traveling-cylinder — Perfecting , Bed and platen machines Bed and platen ma- chines- Inking attachment Oscillating Oscillating — Rollerand plate inker . Roller-inker Roller-inker — Orbital , Stationary roller- inker. Roller and plate inker. J do Roller-inker do Tympan-gages I do Web j do Bed-bottom Fire Escapes and Ladders . Bed-bottoms — Fabrics Beds Fabrics and springs ... do Slats I do Slats and springs I do Springs I do Bed-clothing \ do Bed-pans Baths and ciosets".. ".!!!!! .do . .do . -do . -do . -do . -do . -do . -do. -do . .do . -do . -do. -do . .do . .do . .do . Bedsteads Bedsteads — Attachments . . . Braces , Extension Folding Invalid Invalid — Head- sections Lifters and conveyers Vertical ly- moving frame. Sofa Sofa- Extension Folding-back Beds- .do. .do. .do . -do . -do . -do. -do. .do . -do. .do. .do. I- = g d a 525 , 85 109 56 58 27 17 330 110 53 745 458 16 46 46 26 ....I 3 106 8 23 8 43 8 35 8 86 8 165 8 87 8 29 8 54 8 72 8 54 8 114 8 Sub-clasa. Class. Bedsteads- Sofa^ Folding back and seat Beds. Folding-seat [ do . Eotary back and seat. 1 do . Vertically-moving ' do . frame. Table I do . Wai'drobe-bedateads- - .1 do . "Wardrobe-bedsteads — Center-folding do . End-folding do . Extension do . Shifting- fulcrum do ' Single-frame do Sliding- frame do Bee-culture — Beehives Bee-Culture Hive appliances do Beer j Alcohol Beer- Coolers ] Refrigeration Dispensing ' Packaging and Dispensing Liquids. Dispensing — Barrel- taps do Faucet — Foam do Pump do , Faucets do Foam-separators do . - , Pipe-cleaners do Pressure '. do Pressure — Gas do ■ , Pump do Preserving ! Alcohol Preserving — Pasteurizing [ Alcohol Purifying do . Purifying — Finings and shavings . Beetling.. Bell-cord bangers (See Cars.) Bell-hanging Bell-hanging — Pulls Einging Bellows BeUows — Organ Bell-ringer BeUs BeUs Belt-fasteners Belting Belting-macbinea Belt-shifters Belt-stretchers Belt-tighteners . do Cloth-Finishing Railway Rolling-Stock. Signals do do Pneumatics - o S 6 a Bench-dogs Bench-planes Bench-planes — Bit-adjusting Crozes Gage attachments Bending : Metal-Bending Music Steam-Engiues Electric Signaling Signals Hose and Belting do do Journal-Boxes, Pulleys, and Shafting. Hose and Belting tfournal-Boxes, Pulleys, and Shafting. Woodworking-Tools do I -do. -do. -do - "Wire-Working- -do -do Metal-Bending do Woodworking-Machines. . Metal-Tube Manufacture- Railway RoUing-Stock Ships . Railway Rolling-Stock - Bending Bending and coiling Bending and twisting Bending — By press By rolls Bending wood Bent seam Berths (SeeCaxs, slefepin^.) Berths, cabins, and furni- ture. Bevel - ended, non - tele- scoping. Bevels Beverages I Carbonating Bevera^^ Bicycle attachments : Railway Rolling-Stock (&ee Velocipedes.) | Bicycle-lamps Lamps and Gas-Fittings . . - Bicycles — Header-preventers Velocipedes Ordinary, rigid-frame do Propulsion — Crank and chain ; do Crank and gear j do Lever and crank ' do Lever and ratchet do 59 137 14 4,4, 48 45 80 55 30 90 285 14 135 8 344 15 27 16 8 24 9 38 17 56 17 20 21 28 42 48 29 366 134 275 180 42 277 175 157 84 256 107 23 93 117 135 15 65 46 27 269 21 Measuring-Instruments . 118 9 164 20 24 105 113 28 57 31 28 32 32 32 33 32 32 33 32 32 31 31 31 31 21 34 22 22 28 5 18 16 22 11 11 11 12 11 12 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED Velocipedes ilo. do do do do Undertaking Shipa Ham 63a . . . Statiouery . .do . .do . -do . .do . .do . do do do do do Sewing- Machines . Bicycles — Propulsion — Lever, crank and gear, or chain. Lever, ratchet a n d gear, or chain. i Miscellaneous ' do Hack and pinion do . Safety— Rigid-frame Spring-frame Supports Tandem Biera Bilge-water, dischar ing. Billet-loops Bill-files BUl-files— Boxes Boxes — Separators j do Continuoua-web I do Division leaves and i do pockets. Followers luipaling-pina Packet-holders Pins and followers Billiard— 1 Appliances Gamos and Toys Balls j do Chalk-cups ] -do Cues Cue-tip fasteners Cushions Table-levelera Tables Binders Binders — Compressors fjrain-adjusters Sheaf-carriers Temporary Binding ...l Binding-machines Bins Bird cages and houses Bits Bit-sockets Bit-stocks Bit-stocks— Ratchet Blackboard -rubbers Blackboards Blacking box and brush cases. Blacking-boxes {See Metallic vessels, blacking-boxes. ) Blacking-bos holders Blanching Blanket Blasting -cartridges Blasting-fuses Blasting implements Blasting-powder Bleaching Bleaching Bleaching cane-jiiice Blind-stops Block and tackle Block and tackle — Differential pulleys Block-signals, automatic. Blocks, musical Blotters Blowpipes Boards, drawing Boat-huilding {See Building.) Boats- Life {See Life boats and rafts.) Sectional and folding. . Bobbin and cop builders. Bobbins Bobbiu -supporters Bodies Body structure Body-wear Bogies {See Locomotives and trucks.) Boiler attachments. Steam- Harvesters , do , do Bookbinding do do Store- Furniture Care of Live Stock Metal Boring and Drilling Woodworking-Tools do do Stationery Educational Appliances Brushing and Scru bbing Packing and Storing Vessels . Brushing and Scrubbing — Trees, Plants, and Flowers. . Fire Escapes and Ladders . Projectiles do do Explosives Bleaching and Dyeing Paper- Making Sugar and Salt Builders^ Hardware Hoisting do Railways . . Music Stationery . Metallurgy Fine Arts.. Boats .do . do Spinning do Cordage Carriages and Wagons Ordnance Electricity. Medical and Surgical Railway RoUing-Stock Steam -Boilers. 9 17 7 HO 7 lfi4 7 107 7 20 7 25 20 66 50 11 i 166 5 53 8 28 165 117 50 10 56 67 10 84 42 117 87 36 100 132 589 104 124 49 191 96 188 75 63 124 75 22 36 7 35 70 84 51 114 77 51 38 177 269 130 48 8 110 75 92 98 78 21 162 47 353 111 193 168 22 Boiler-coverings Composite RoofiDgs and Cov- eriugs. Boiler feeders. Steiim- . . Steam-Boilers Boilers — i Agricultural | Stoves and Furn.aces Domestic ; do . .-. Domestic — i Steamers ' do Stand i do Steam, sectional i Steam-Boilers Bolsters | Kailway Kolling-Stoclc (See Trucks.) Bolt-holders ' Metal-Worldng Tools Bolts Builders' Hardware Bolts and nuts, dressing Metal Bolts, Nuts, Kivets, and assembling. ■ and Screws. Bolts and rivets do Bolts aud rivets — Makin g do Bo'ts— Can I Builders' Hardware Double-door I do Jail-bolt work : do Multiple I do Operators i do Sliding j do Sliding and rotary do Bomb-lances Projectiles Bonding and tying Masonry Bonds, bank-notes, aud Bookbinding checks. Bone-black Sn gar and Salt Bonnets i Apparel Bonnets and covers \ Harness Book and music holders — ' Base supported [ Furniture Base-supported— Adjustable | do Kotary , do Body-supported do Book-stands do Book-,stands — j Folding ! do Leveling ; do Bracket-supported do Bracket-suppoited — Adjustable do ■ Leaf-holders do Leaf- rests do Music-stands do Music-stands — Portable ^ do Panel do Portfolio ' do Book-cases ' do Book-cases — ', Adjustable slielf-parti- i do tions. I Adjustable shelves and do shelf-supports. i Hanging shelves ' do . 346 600 283 ' 19 414 19 307 19 149 '19 .^a 18 28 34 27 U H 20 60 13 156 13 362 13 5 20 31 20 20 211 36 20 10 20 137 20 34 20 66 22 53 4 67 5 119 fi 40 24 100 11 71 8 29 8 7 H 5 8 23 8 39 8 19 K 68 8 .'54 8 56 8 13 8 13 8 40 8 56 8 40 8 22 8 85 , Knockdown ■ do . Revolvin^ Roller- shelves Book-clamps Book-cover protectors ... Book-cutting Book - leaf holders and marks. Book-marks and book-leaf holders. Books and binding Books and covers Book-sewing Book-stapling Boot-blacking Boot-blacking machines. . Boot-cleaners Bootjacks Boots and aprons Boots and shoes Boot-treeing machines .. Boot-trees Boring Boiing and drilling appli- ances. Boring and reaming Boring hubs Boring-machines Boring, portable Bosom-boards Bot tie and can washers . . Bottle cases. Can and. . {See Wooden boxes, can and bottle cases.) Bottles and jugs {See Grlassand pottery, bottles and jugs.) .do do Baggage Bookbinding do ..-.^. do -do . do do Sewing-Machines Bookbinding Coin-ControUfd Apparatus . Brushing and Scrubbing do Boots aud Shoes : . . . Carriages and Waffoua' Grinding and Polishing Boots and Shoes do Woodworking-Machines. . . Metal Boring and Drilling.. Woodworking-Machines... Wheelwright-Machines Metal Boring and Drilling .. Woodworking-Machines Laundry Washing A pparatus Packing and Storing Vessels 9 8 14 8 53 8 24 8 39 32 68 5 32 5 96 5 96 5 75 5 182 5 83 24 175 5 2 14 59 27 68 27 120 11 59 10 94 27 40 11 175 .11 210 29 14 13 11 29 112 29 ^3 13 101 29 127 27 177 27 93 32 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 55 Sub-clas3. Class. Firearms Music Packing and StoriugTessels .do . 6 PI .G .do . Bows and cross-bows Bows. Violin- Boxes, (cloth, leatlieT, and rubber.) Boxes {See Metallic vessels, boxes.) Boxes — Paper {See Paper vessels, boxes, angular and and curved.) Post-office Stationery . Wooden ' Packiugand Storing Vessels j {See Wooden boxes.) | | Box-fasteners i Locks and Latches i Box-fasteners— S Seal I do I SUding-bolt "- . - do '■, Spring-catch : do i Box-machines Coopering Box-machines , Paper-Manufactures Box-narliug machines Woodworking-Machines ' Box-openers Woodworking-Tools Box-scrapers ! do : Bracelets Jewelry , Bracket-lamps j Lamps and Gas-Fittinga — Brackets— , I Arra-snpportiug ' Furniture Arm- 8 up porting — | ; Adjustable do End-supporti ng do End-supporting— Adjustable do , Braiders and corders Sewing-Machines . Braiding Corda£ Braiding — Carriers do - Braids do . Brake-flange on wheel ... Railway-Brakes. Brake-handles do - (Ste Hand levers and staffs.) Brake- levers Brakes Brakes i Pumps Brakes I Railway-Brakes Brakes Velocipedes Brakes — Automatic .. Brake-shoes... Brake-shoes... Brake -shoes — Chills Composite faces i do Fasteners j do Non-metaUic do Rail do Recessed faces | --do Branding-stamps Printing Bread and cracker ma- j Bread, Cracker, and Loz o n 5zi"" iA Sab-class. Cheese-hoops Cheese-turners Cheese -vats and curd- breakers. Chenille , Chenille-machines Chest- protectors Children's carriages Children's carriages — Folding Stops Children's seats Chills (See Brake-shoes.) Chimney-cleaners — Flue and stovepipe . . . Lamp Chimney-holders Chimneys and cowls — Rotary Stationary Chimneys — Composite Double Integral Chin-rests, violin Chisels , Chisels- Gage Chock-block ■ (5ee Wheel and rail.) Chop-graders — Bran-dusters — Beaters Brushes Electric purifiers Dairy . do - do- Weaving do Surgery Carriages and "Wagons - do do Velocipedes Railway -Brakes- Brushing and Scrubbing do :.. Lamps and Gas-Fittings Pneumatics. do Lamps and Gas-Fittings . . . do , do Music Woodworking-Tools do Railway-Brakes . Mills . -do . .do . 166 143 5 225 120 46 50 48 156 142 130 353 131 21 182 111 91 223 98 193 35 43 26 164 17 27 73 25 100 76 25 18 43 200 100 111 566 67 21 21 10 46 134 53 15 125 13 22 6 295 79 52 28 65 79 33 189 443 94 5 73 30 148 62 Class. MiUs . .do . .do . Chop-graders — "^Flour processes . . Gravity Rotary bolts Shaking bolts ! do Chopping-blocks ! Butchering Christmas-tree lights ' Lamps and Gas-Fittings . Chucks for rock-drills . . . Stone- Working Churns Dairy Churns — Double-acting do Reciprocating — Combined lever and do crank mechanism. Crank mechanism — Multiple-dasher ... , do Single-dasher do Foot mechanism do Hand and foot mech do 34 Lever mechanism — Multiple-dasher ... do Single-dasher do Rocking - seat mech do anlsm, Without operating ! do mechanism. Rotary — Diagonal-dasher do Horizontal double- dasher — Concentric shafts -. do Parallel shafts do Horizontal single- do dasher. Vertical double- dasher — Concentric shafts -. do Parallel shafts do Vertical single do dasher. Vibrating do Working body do Chutes Fire Escapes and Ladders . ' Chutes Hoisting Chutes I Hydraulic Engineering ... Chutes — Screens ! do Water-power • do Chute-wagons I Carriages and Wagons Cigar and cigarette cut- Tobacco ters. I Cigar-bundling ; do Cigar-cutters, tip do Cigar-lighting lamps Lamps and Gas-Fittings .. - Cigar-machine aprons Tobacco Cigar-machines ' do Cigar-machines — ' Adjuncts , do Apron j do Apron — Moving roUing-table • do Stationary rolling-ta do ble. Endwise-moving filler-. do One traveling apron do Roller do Two traveling aprons do Cigar . makers' imple- i do ments. Cigar - makers' imple- ments — Wrapper-cutters ! do Cigar-perforators i do Cigars, cigarettes, and' do cartridges. Cigar supports and do. stands. Circuit-closers Circuit-closers— Burglar do . Lock do Retarded do Thermal j do Circuits and systems i do Circular — Circular machines Door Independent needles. . Looper -pin and hook machines Circular saw Wood-Sawing Circular saw — Angular do . Fire- wood do . Radial do . "8 ■* 9 » -2 "^ , ■= I 2 oS I " da £ !2i" fi 93 25 112 25 395 25 421 25 15 i 25 40 30 44 t 25 61 122 213 37 103 21 28 30 301 113 74 337 j 249 ' 443 71 71 25 17 63 38 17 46 147 63 53 78 10 19 54 74 48 Telegraphy •..' 131 16 Knitting and Netting. Safes Knitting and Netting. .....do 50 16 26 16 21 Hi 175 16 159 16 85 I 21 33 I 20 450 I 21 35 1 21 88 I 29 47 29 46 ' 29 ** Approximate on account of number of cases without drawings. SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 59 Sub-clas3. Class. 1-9 Circular saw — Traveling 1 "Wood-Sawing Circulation , Steam-B oilers Circnlation-inachines ' Linotypiug Cisterns Masonry Clamps ' Laundry Clamps "Woodworking-Tools Clamps — Bos-and-miter do Pivoted-jaw do Single-screw do Sliding-jaw do Clarinets and flutes Music Clasps Clasps, Backles,and Buttons Clasps — j I Pencil I Stationery I Cleaners ' Plows ! Cleaners I Steam-Boilera I Cleaners '. Type- Writing Machines ,' Cleaners— i j Steam or air jet Steam-Boilera ] Cleaning Artesian and Oil "Wells ! Cleaning ' Sewerage I Cleaning , Silk , Clearera ,.,! Spinning j Cleats and belaying-pins.l Ships Clevises Plows i cups ! Carriages and "Wagons Clips— I Paper ! Stationery Clock-cases Horology Clocks do Clocks — Calendar ' do Electric do Geographical do Pneumatic do Clock-striking do Clock-winding , do Clod-crushers .'. Harrows and Diggers Clod-crusher-s — I Barred and corrugated [ do rollers. j Drag-bars I do Drag-bars and harrows do Toothed rollers and do wheels. Close carriages Carriages and Wagons Closet-cisterns ; Baths and Closets Close vats Bleaching and Dyeing Clothes -clamps Beds Clothes-driers Laundry Clothes-line fasteners do Clothes-line reels ' do Clothes-lines do Clothes-pin machines | "Woodworking-Macliines.- Clothes-poiinders i Laundry Clothes sticks and tongs . ; do Cloth-measuring m a- Measuring-Instruments . . chines. Cloth, ornamenting Fine Arts Clover-harvesters Harvesters Clover-hullers , Thrashing Clutches Clutches.. Clutches- Eccentric or wedge do Expansible segment do Fluid . - ; do Frictional and positive, i do Intermittent-grip \ do .~. Intermittent-grip — Katchet do Strap and dog or ball do Lever-shoe do Locking-pawl do Longitudinally ■ ni o v - able — Double-face do Single-face do "With projections do Magnetic do Multiple- disk do Kadially- movable do shoes, Kadially-movable shoes — Opposing do Split-rmg . . . ^ do Strap I do Coal I G-as Coal and oil j do Coal and water I do Coal-breakers Mills Coal, oil, and water Gas Coal-oil — j Processes ! Mineral Oils Retorts do 118 226 27 61 24 j 4 ! 119 300 28 21 118 58 166 3d 83 11 ; 27 51 , 29 19 1 , 79 1 40 I 1 80 10 423 ! 9 42 I 6 43 ; 8 757 ; 27 204 27 56 I 27 j 139 27 8 I 29 196 I 27 25 27 157 23 . 22 12 49 12 8 12 19 I 12 Sub-class. 59 29 43 29 69 29 71 29 35 5 750 11 95 5 74 1 S47 18 35 30 84 18 or; 255 1 60 10 240 5 73 2;i 158 23 97 12 189 [ 12 189 ■ 12 9 12 17 12 126 , 12 42 12 :! 55 ,2 50 31 40 31 38 31 56 25 128 31 11 31 14 31 Coal- oil — Ketorts— Rotary Coal, purifying Coal-scuttles , {See Metallic vessels, I coal-scuttles.) | Coat-hangers i Coating I Coating and embossing moldings. j Coats and vests ' Cocks and faucets — Compound i Reciprocating valves . . Sliding gates Tank Thermal Tube-compressors Turning plugs Cocooneries Coffee and tea pots Coffee-miUs Cofier-dams Coffins j Coffins— I Brackets ! Corners ! Fasteners Head- rests Lids Life-signals Linings and coverings . i Metallic , Plastic material I Shields ' "Wooden j Coilers ! Coiling , Coiling I Coiling Coiling— j By mandrel — i Definite length | Indefinite length By rolls Coiling and bending pipe . Coin-counters Coin packages Coin-testera Coke- Processes Retort-ovens Coke-ovens Coke-ovens — Chargers and discharg- ers. I Doors j Dumping-bottoms I Cold ■ Collapsible tube i Collapsible tube couduc- ! tors. I Collar, cuff, and bosom machines. Collar-fasteners Collar-machines Collars and cuffs Collars and tops Coloring Coloring and polishing apparatus. Coloring and polishing processes. Color-machines Color- machines — Coloring-tools Colters Colters — Rolling -^ Columns and timber Comb-dabbing mechanism Combination-garments . . . Combination organ stop- actions. Combined cane and um- brella. Combined dish cleaners and drainers. ! Combined engine and boiler. Combined mop heads and i wringers. | Combined organ and pi- I ano. I Combined punching and shearing. ' | Class. 1-3 Mineral Oils ' Fuel ! Packingand StoringVesaels Apparel Paper-Making Caontclioucautl Minor Plas- tics. Apparel Water- Distribution do , do do do do do Silk Stoves and Furnaces MiUs Hydraulic Engineering. Undertaking do do do do do do do do do do do Carding i Coopering Metal-Bending. Wire- Working. do do do Metal.Bending Measuring-Instruments . do do 12 10 170 10 243 34 109 865 339 467 37 26 347 7 726 117 31 91 20 109 27 78 6 27 65 54 8 20 14 55 38 11 55 47 19 75 148 Charcoal and Coke. do do .do. do do Preserving Pumps Electricity. Electric Eail. ways. Paper-Manufactures Harness do Apparel , Lamps and Gas-Fittings Photography Hides, Skins, and Leather. do Printing do. Plows . - -do- Fireproof 'Buildings . Carding Apparel Music 125 100 298 67 50 19 76 52 33 907 155 13 Umbrellas and Canes Washing Apparatus Steam-Engines Brushing and Scrubbing .. Music Metal Punching and Shear- 86 22 102 21 31 21 31 44 31 19 31 11 31 11 31 42 6 25 9 15 26 14 ; 21 114 i 24 23 j 5 51 I 24 46 27 79 1 18 6o SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-clttsa. Class. Combined rakes aud ted- ders. Combined aciubbers and mops. Combing Combing, circle combs - - Combs Com ba and brushes Comb-teeth, cutting Compasses Compensating journals . Harvesters Brushing and Scrubbing Carding do Toilet. O CI Electricity. Medical and -Machinea — Lty. Surgical Compensators Compensators — Intermittent grip . Slot "Weight Composing-aticks- . . Composite walls Composition '. . . Composition .. Compositions . Compositions Compositions Compositions — Burning-fluid Compound Compoxind Compound — Locomotive Lumber Metal- working ma- chines. Compounds — * Fire-extinguishing Food Insulating ■Woodworking Optica r j Joarnal-Boses, Pulleys, and i Shafting. Railways i do do do Printing Masonry , Artificial Stone, Lime, and Cement. Composite Roofiuga and Cov- erings. Caoutchoucand Minor Plas- tics. Fertilizers Mineral Oils 8 16 47 13 I 460 do Pumps Steam-Engines . Pyrotechnic Cop'- tubes Copy-holders , Cord and rope machines. Cords and ropes Corking-machines Corn-coverers Corn-cribs Corner-fastenings Comer-shields Cornets and trumpets Corn-harvesters — Implements Stalk-cutters Stalk-cutters — Droppers- Crane Direct-tilting Ejector Endless apron Horizontally mov- ing and tilting. Sliding bottom Strippers Strippers — Comb Knife Roller Corn-husking — Implements Machines Corn-planters Corn-poppers Corn-shellera — Breast and cylinder Disk-action Ear-grasping Implements Peripheral action Corn-shockers Corpse-coolers Corrugating Corset- fastenings Corsets Cotton-choppers Cotton- harvesters Cotton-planters Cotton- scrapers Counterbalances {See Wheels.) Counterpoise-carriages. . . Counters Counters— Attachments do j Carpentry , Tools and Implements Mak-i ing Chemicals ; Preserving I Caoutchouc and Minor Phis- ; tics. ! Explosives j Spinning j Stationery ; Cordage I do j Packaging aud Dispensing j Liquids. [ Plows [ Thrashing i Beds , Carpentry : Music 125 32 45 175 195 80 43 33 206 153 Harvesters do .do . -do .do .do . -do . -do . .do . .do. :do . .do . Thrashing do Seedera and Planters . Stoves and Furnaces. . Thrashing ;!!!!!do!!!!!!"!;;""!!!!!!!' do ; do 1 Harvesters Refrigeration Metal-Bending Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons. . Crinoline and Corsets i Plows I Harvesters Seeders and Planters Plows Railway RoUing-Stock Ordnance , Store-Furniture . 48 21 50 21 136 '24 22 26 15 29 110 au 40 12 6 1R 4 Sub-class, Coiiplers ' Music . Coupling-bars Velocipedes Couplings Plows . Coupliugs and tow-lines . Sbips . Couplings — Arrowhead and jaws- - - Railway Draft Appliances . . .do . -do . -do . .do. 4 17 4 15 15 15 6 31 31 9 18 18 89 13 14 fi , 19 21 ! 144 5 342 21 82 21 39 32 28 1 9 25 258 8 7 29 73 5 22 7 115 7 .do. 30 171 38 31 45 21 43 27 24 78 114 179 1770 58 204 175 122 64 25i 21 89 105 300 542 417 2a3 354 185 4 31 14 14 8 Bails Beveled link and fixed catch. Beveled link and swing catch. Combined — Air-brake Draw-bar and hook, with Unk. Headed link and V-alot. Hook and catch do . Hook and link do Hook and link- Combined do Janney type — Emergency-releases do Gravity-locks do Horizontal sliding do latches. Knuckle-openers do Knuckle openers and do locks combined. Pivoted — Horizontal latchea do Vertical latchea do Safety -brackets do Vertical sliding pins do Link-lifters do Link, star-wheel detent, do Miller hook do Pins and links do Pin-supports — Balls do Gravity do Spring do Rolling detent . do Rotary heads do Sliding detent do Swing-pius ■ do Tools do Train do Twin-jaws do TJncoupling-levers do Covering "Wire- Working Covering- Cord Cordage Tarn Carding Tarn ''■ Spinning Covers j Bookbinding Covers ! Furniture Covers . . ." : Umbrellas and Canes . Cow-milkers Dairy Cradles ' Beds' Cradles — , Motor-operated do Scythes and Harvesters Cranes and derricks Cranes and Derricks . . Cranes and derricks — \ Motor-operated do Motor-operated — Vertically-adjustable do jib. Rectilinearly -movable , do load-support. Rectilinearly -movable ] load- support — ■ Electric I do Hydraulic I do Load-lifting devices do Longitudinal shaft do driver. Stationary-motor. . . . . ' do . T ravelin «;-mo tor ; do . Rotary load-support . . . ' do - Rotary load-support— Vertically-adjustable do . jil>- Rotary rectilinearly- do ._ movable load -sup- port. ' Stationary load -sup- do port. j Stationary load-aup- | port— j Jib ' do Crank-clutches j Velocipedes Compound tools •. Kitchen and Table Articles Compound tools— j Gripping j do ..- Compressed-air water-ele- : Pumps I vators. ' 32 34 12 34 100 34 372 34 452 34 124 34 13 34 28 -34 43 34 45 34 04 34 51 34 98 34 14 34 179 34 428 34 15 34 18fi 34 237 34 113 34 573 34 485 34 SI 34 133 34 274 34 488 34 34 34 Ifi 34 349 34 394 34 3 14 92 21 25 21 14 21 59 5 5 8 73 24 91 2 181 8 50 8 I()7 7 23 12 39 12 26 12 7 IS 10 12 111 12 7 12 28 12 12 12 34 12 05 12 45 K 50 5 53 24 123 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 6r Snl3-clas3. ' Class. 1-3 Compressing Metal-Forging Concrete Paving Condensers Driers Condensers Telegraphy Condensers — Injector Steam-Engines Surface ' do Condiment -hold era Kitchen and Table Articles Condiment-holders — ! Pulverizing [ do Conductors Electricity. Conductors Conductors — I Anti-inductive Telephony Conductor- sup ports Roofing Conductor suppoits and Electiicity. Electric Kail- insulators, ways. Conduitrslot Railway-Brakes Confectionery Sugar and Salt Confectionery -machines.- Bread.Cracker, and Lozenge Making. Conforniators Measuring-Instruments Connectors Electricity. Conductors Construction Sewerage .-.: Constiiiciion — Miscellaneous Masonry Converters Metallurgy Converters — I Fixed do Furnace ! do Runway i do Sectional | do Tuyeres and bottoms do Conveyers Conveyers Conveyers — Endless | do Endless — i Adjustable-leg i do Belt do Boot do Buckets do Bnckets— \ Witb traction-roll- ] do 70 32 200 17 100 157 42 23 304 i 26 26 , 9 41 ! 56 : 15 ' 7 ■ 4 7 ■ 21 , Flights ! do Hooks ; do Pneumatic I do Pneumatic — Stackers do . Reciprocating do . Retransfer and weigh- do . Screw do Store-house do Thrasher attachments -I do Thrasher attachments — • Foldable ! do Laterally and verti- ! do cally adjustable. I Oscillatory do Vertically-adjustable. ! do Trimmers ' do Coping ' Masonry Crank-paddles Marine Propulsion Cranks and levers , Macliine Elements Cranks and levers — Handles Crates (See "Wooden boxes, crates.) Crates. Baskets and . . . (See Metallic vessels, baskets and crates.) Crayon-holders Crayon-machines Cream-pumps Cribbing Cribs Cribs- Attachments Crimping ■ Crimping and curling Crocheting Croquet Crossing signals, auto- matic Crossings Crossings^ Movable-rail Movable-rail — Stub Cross-weaving Cross-weld. Crozing barrels Crozing staves Cracibles -do. Packing and Storing Vessels ! -do. Stationery Caoutchouc and Minor Plas- tics. Bairy Hydraulic Engineering Beds 41 12 66 32 45 260 5 51 I 15 I 4 : 2 13 [ 4 51 8 do Boots and Shoes Toilet Knitting and Ifetting. Games and Toys Railways .do. .do. do "Weaving Metal-Tube Manufacture. Coopering do Metallurgy 35 280 186 S 35 59 70 12 3U 12 75 12 n 12 91 12 39 12 as 12 18 12 11 4 RH 22 375 12 Sub-claas. 14 13 300 15 16 28 11 16 140 , 18 205 i 18 122 8 I 45 Class. Crushers and graters- Reciprocating Vegetable Cutters and Crush- ers. Rotary I do Crutches ' Artificial Limbs Cryptography Educational Appliances Cube sugar Sugar and Salt Cuff-holders i Clasps, Buckles. andButtpns Culinary , Kitchen and Table Articles Cultivator-irons Tools and Implements. Making Plows do I 94 12 31 12 14 I 12 152 j 12 46 12 46 . 12 16 ! 12 119 12 do Metallurgy . Cultivator-teeth Cultivators Cultivators — Hand ' do . Hand- Wheel do . Parallel do . Revolving do . Rolling do . Rotary do . Rotary — Horizontal do . Straddle-row ^.. do . "Wheel do . "Wheel- Straddle row Cupolas Cupolas — Drop-bottoms do . Fore-hearths do. "Water-jackets | do , "Wind - chests and tuy- do , eres. | Cups i Kitchen and Table Articles Cups — j Collapsible ! do , Oq belt j Seeders and Planters On disk i do , Sponge Stationery Curing, tobacco I Tobacco Curling hat-brims ! Apparel Currycombs Care of Live Stock j i Currying I Hides, Skins, and Leather.. ! Curtain— j | Holders Curtains, Shades, and Screens, Poles do j j Poles and rings do | I Pole"- supports do i Rings ana pins j do I Curtain-cord — \ Holders ' do Tighteners ' do Curtains ! Railway RoUing-Stock (SeeCsLTs, sleeping.) j Curve-scribers Drafiing Curving plates Metal-Bending Cutlery-making Hardware-Making Cut-nail making | Nails and Spikes Cut-off ' Steam-Engine Valves , Cut-offs Fluid-Pressure Regulators Cut offs- Automatic Lamps and Gas-Fittings. Pressure do Cut-offs and spouts "Water-Distribution Cut-outs — Electi'omagnetic . Hanger . Mechanical . Mechanical- Oscillating— Snap ' do . Spring do . Rotary I do , Sliding '■ do . Thermal ' do . Thermal— j Branch i do . Lamp do . Plug Successive Cutters Cutters Cutters Cutters — Bread -do. -do . Glass - Paper- Manufactures Woodworking-Machines. Vegetable Cutters and Crush- ers. Chain Woodworking-Machines Reciprocating ! Paper- Manufactures Reciprocating ' Vegetable Cutters and Cruah- 1 era. Rotary Paper- Manufactures Rotary I Vegetable Cutters and Crush- ers. Rotary — Slitters and winders. . Paper-Manufactures . 155 2.n 54 20 24 31 49 fi SOU 11 S2 fi 20 13 335 1 L094 1 47 1 16S 1 1H7 1 38 1 85 I 182 1 29 1 2.57 1 219 1 4S0 1 50 3 5 3 .51 3 21 3 44 3 43 8 10 8 26 1 72 1 110 5 61 2 110 24 283 2 31 31 25 8 43 8 35 56 71 11 8 134 8 9 34 22 23 32 14 89 13 158 13 312 I 18 60 I 31 87 I 30 41 184 147 32 103 16 33 16 84 ' 16 49 16 113 ■ 16 22 I 16 44 I 16 14 I 16 39 I 16 81 I 15 27 I 17 91 , 29 13 29 236 17 224 25 248 221 28 17 62 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sxib- class. Class. Cutters — notary— Stocks Transverse Traveling Sod Traveling Cutters and cutter-hold- ers. Cutting Cutting Cutting. Cuttingand straightening Cutting apparatus— I Endless | Guard-fingers and fin- ger-bars. I Reciprocating ; Kotary : j Yibrating ; Cutting double pile fab- i rics. j Cutting dye-wood Cutting gears Cutting lace and looped fabrics. Cutting printers' leads. . . Cutting sharpeners Cylinder — | External Internal — Kotary horizontal ... J Eotary inclined | Stationary horizontal Stationary inclined . . "Vertical Cylinder machines. Bed and Cylinder relief-valves Cylinders and rollers Cylinders forself-playing instruments. Cylindrical Daguerreotypy Dampers Dampers — Automatic Automatic — Balanced-motor Draft-operated Electrical Expansion , Fluid-pressure Positive- connection . . Pressure-motor Harmonic Harmonic — Violin Dampers and mutes, vio- lin. Dampers for piano -ac- tions. Dams and levees Dams and levees — Cores Mattresses Dams — Coffer Sectional Dark-rooms Darning Darning-lasts Dashboards Deadening; noise Decarbouizing Decks aud batches Decomposing fats Decorative lights Decorative painting Decoys Defecating Deflection-stands Delinting cotton-seed Deliveries Deliveries — Associators Droppers Ely-frames G-ripper-tliers Receiving- tables Demagnetizing Dental instruments . Depilating Depurators "Woodworking-Machines Paper-Manufactures do Plows Paper-Maoufactnres Metal Turning.Planing.and Milling. Apparel Leather -"Working Machin- ery. Metal Punching and Shear- ing. "Wire -"Working Harvesters . do do - do . do . "Weaving Woodworking-Machines. do Cloth-Eiuishing Sheet-Metal "Ware. Making, Metal- Workin g Tools Driers . do.. do... do ... do ... do -. Printing. Steam-Enginea . Carding Music Metal-Rolling Photography , Stoves and Furnaces . do do. do . do . , do. do. , do . do . Music .. .do. .do. .do . Hydraulic Engineering. .do. .do. do do ■ Photography Knitting and Netting Apparel Carriages and Wagons Railways Annealing and Tempering . Ships Oils, Fats, and Glue Lamps and Gas-Fittings Fine Arts Fishing and Trapping Sugar and Salt , Railways Brakes and Gins Printing ^•s do.... , do do do do Electricity. SpecialAppli- cations. Electricity. Motive-Po'wer. Hides, Skins, and Leather . . Surgery 369 47 37 45 244 400 100 50 59 194 342 42 37 23 18 5 20 44 118 391 84 5 109 111 51 84 100 32 440 27 33 72 125 196 IS 88 7 33 16 45 13 11 31 11 21 7 27 113 37 43 15 100 18 3 28 35 10 59 50 11 67 19 33 35 10 28 Sub-class. Class. Derailers and replacers.. Railway KoUing-Stock. Derailing-switches ' Railways Derailment-guards Kailway RoUiug-Stock. Derailment-c^uards — Inclined wheels do Rail-interlocking do Supplemental wheels do Den-icks. Cranes and . . Desk- rulers. Desks Desks — Attachments Lids Lids — Flexible Portable Sectional Table Desiccation Detaching, hoisting, and lowering. Details Detector-bars Detergents Detonating'Signals Devices. Key-holding . . Dial „.. Dials and hands Diamond-tools Diapers , Diaphragm Diaphragm Diaphragm-lever Dice-boxes Dice-throwers Dicycles Dies Dies DifiEiision apparatus Digesters Diggers Dining-cars {See Cars, dining.) Dipping-tanks Dip-pipes Disabling Dish-cleaners Dish-cloth holders Dish-covers Dish-drainers , Dishes and plates Dishes and plates — Covered Pivoted covers Dishing plates Dish-stands Disinfectants , Disintegrating fibrous substances. Disk aud hopper Disk on axle — Brake-band Peripheral shoes Side shoes Disks aud holders Dispensing-fountains Cranes and Derricks. Stationery Furniture ^ to .do . .do. .......do .... , do do do Preserving. Boats Telephony Railways Oils, Fats, and Glue Railways Music Telegraphy Horology Stone-"W"orking Apparel Floid-Pressure Regulators . . Pumps Fluid-Pressure Regulators. . Games and Toys Coin.ControUed Apparatus. Velocipedes Matrix-Making Tools and Implements. Making Sugar and Salt Paper-Makiu g Excavating Railway Rolling-Stock Painting Gas Ordnance Washing Apparatus do Kitchen and Table Articles- Washing Apparatus Kitchen and Table Articles. do do Metal-Bendiog Kitchen and Table Articles. Medicines Paper-Making Driers . Dispensing.fountains — Cans- Horizontal "Vertical Draft apparatus Draft apparatus — • Pressure-reducers . Liquid-holders Portable Portable — Bottle-taps Siphons Pump Display -box covers Display-boxes Display-boxes — Sample-holders Display-cards Display-forms Display-racks Display-racks — Adjustable-arm Enclosed Hanging RoU do Rope do Rotary ! do Rotary — Enclosed I do Railway-Brakes do do Dentistry Packaging and Dispensing Liquids. do .... do...- do .... Advertising do.... do do Store-Furniture do , 12 30 13 14 14 23 125 57 6 50 10 27 33 43 165 233 91 13 405 95 9 29 96 52 17 223 59 112 31 22 .S3 17 29 51 202 32 5 48 65 4 112 20 14' 52 49 59 32 12 12 216 65 19 22 10 12 51 57 16 33 21 •24 44 17 35 125 105 110 102 147 49 85 73 110 18, 99 49 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 63 Siib-chiaa. Class. Display-racks — I Sample-sheet ' Store-Furniture Sample- sheet — Rotary ! do Display-stands : do Display-ti-ays I Advertising — Distance-instruments Optics DistiUed spirits Alcohol. Distilled spirits— Agino; appai-atus . . Aging apparatus — Rocking racks . . . Aging processes . . . Apparatus Apparatus— Stills do . Stills— Columns do Doublers and- do , worms. ( Vapor-filters ' do , Rectitying processes do '. Distributers 1 Lamps and Gas-Fittings Distribution | Gas .' Distribution — Leakage do Preventing leakage do , Regulating pressure - . - ! do Separators . do Ditching-ploys Plows Dividing-engines Measuring-Instruments . . . Diving-armor , Hydraulic Engineering Docks do Domestic Spinning Door and turnstile locks Coin-Controlled Apparatus Door and window frames . Carpentry Door-bells Signals Door-checks Builders' Hardware Door-checks — -^ 1 Bnffers do Catches — Floor i do Wall do Catches and buffers \ do Chain or link ' do Foot-bolt do Foot-lever iV> .". , Sliding bolt do Trippers [ do Weights : do Door checks and closers / do Doorchecks and closers— ■ Liquid ' do Pneumatic do Door-closers, gravitat- do , ing. i Door-hangers | do Door-hangers — \ Brackets j do Roller-carriage do , Roller-carriage — , j Ball-beaiing ; do , Sliding i do Stay -rollers j do Door-openers — | Cab ; Fences Car : do Car-platform ' do Sliding I do Swinging i do Doors Carpentry Doors j Iron Structures . Doors I Steam-Boiler Furnaces. Doors and windows . Doors- Car Car — Grain Door-securers Builders' Hardware. Door-securers — Braces do . Door-springs do . Door-springs — Bow ' do India-rubber do Lever attachments do Sliding-door i do Strap and puUey attach- i do ments. | Torsional do Torsional — ' Coiled do F'lat j do Volute do Doors, sliding Carpentry . Double-acting ! Pumps Double-cylinder | do Carriages and Wagons. Carpentry . Sub- class. Class. Double-piston Doubling Doubling Dough -raisers Dovetailing Draft- Cable Equalizers >... Regulators, steam-in- jected. Pumps Silk Spinning Stoves and Furnaces Woodworking- Machines .. Railway Draft Appliances. Carriages and Wagons Stoves and Furnaces 65 31 34 20 Wood-Sawing - do Pumps Hydraulic Engineering Clay and Pottery Railway Draft Appliances. do do Bridges Advertising . Furniture . . . -do. -do . .do . Crank Lever Drainage Drains Drain-tiles Draw-bars Draw-bars— Continuous Street-car Drawbridges Drawer -plates Drawers Drawers- Guides Locking devices - . - Swinging Tilting do . . Draw-gates, bridges Bridges. . . Drawing and evening ! Spinning , Drawing— j Boards ! Fine Arts Rollers , Spinning Stop mechanism ' do , . , Trumpets do Draw-plates Metal-Drawin. Drays Carriages and Wagons Dredgers- Anchoring Clam-shell Clam-shell — Buckets Scouring Scouring — Hydraulic do Dress and mud guards Velocipedes Dress attachments | Trees. Plants, and Flowers . Dressing and assorting Brushing and Scrubbing machines. Dressing, casing, and fla- Tobacco voring tobacco. Dressing slate Stone- Working Dressing stone \ do Driers j Painting. Drill-chucks I Metal 35oring and Drilling. . Drilling and boring ' Artesian and Oil Wells Drilling-macbines ! Metal Boring and Drilling. . Drill-jars , Artesian and Oil Wells Drill-rod grabs Drills Drills ^J3 191 5 48 46 Excavating do — -do . .do . Drills— Adjustable-rank ., Drills and broadcast ■ do . combined. Elastic feed- wheels 1 .do . Grain do . do Stone-Working Tools and Implements. Making Seeders and Planters Hand Ratchet Rock Walking Drill-teeth Drink-mixers Drip — Catchers Cups., Troughs Driving and lay motions. Drop-hammers I Metal-Forging Drop-lights — ' I Burner attachments . . . , Lamps and Gas-Fittings. Metal Boring and Drilling. do Steam-En gines Seeders and Planters do Dairy Lamp and Gas-Fittings. Umbrellas and Canes ... Carpentry Weaving . Harvesters do do C ounterw eight Friction and clutch . Spring-dmm Droppers — Direct- tilting Miscellaneous Opening and closing . ., Side-deuvery do Swinging and tilting. Drums Dry closets Dumb-bells and clubs. - Dumb-waiters Dumping-cars (See Cars, dumping.) do Music , Baths and Closets Surgery Elevators Railway Rolling-Stock. 13 34 511 10 28 19 287 236 2P 7 9 26 4 15 254 I 34 40 34 40 ! 34 25 i 4 30 32 42 8 84 ! ^"^ I 10 ! 10 I 197 8 4 100 I 21 92 1 5 62 ' 21 68 21 8 21 26 13 36 10 20 33 136 69 30 22 45 41 297 22 198 401 322 33 51 517 103 17 564 52 164 309 78 187 72 31 : 24 16 ; 29 17 21 96 13 32 30 76 187 137 77 7 7 7 7 7 5 9 6 55 I 12 63 I 34 40 93 I 28 55 408 64 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-class. Class. Carriages and Wagons. Telegraphy Duniping-"n^agons . - - Daplex Dust-collectors— Keciprocating : Mills Hotating ' do Dust-guards j Railway KoUing-Stock (See Cars, passenger.) I Dust-pans j Kitchen and Table Articles . Dust-pans — I Brush attachments do Foot-pieces '■ do Dust-trunks ■ Carding Dyeing processes Bleaching and Dyeiu; Dyes do 432 117 69 25 175 25 5 34 109 .do . Measuring- Instruments Telegraphy Surgery Jewelry Acoustics Artesian and Oil Wells -do . Carbon Dynamometers Dynamos Ear Ear-rings Ear-trumpets Earth-augers Earth-augers— Bits With cariiers do Easels i Fine Arts Eaves-troughs Roofing Eaves-troughs— [ Strainers ! do . Edge-planes and shaves.-] Boots and Shoes Edgers Wood-Sawing Edging sheets | Sheet-Metal Ware. Making Egg-beaters Dairy Eyg-beaters — Reciprocating do Rotary — Multiple- dasher do Siugle-dasber j do Vibrating ! do Egg-cups , Kitchen and Table Articles . Egg-testers I Preserving Electric Railway- Brakes Electric actions: Music Electrical Type-Writing Machines Electrical appliances j Eirearms ~ Ordnance Electricity. Electric Rail- ways. Railway Rolliug-Stock Electrical appliances Electric locomotives Electric locomotives {See Locomotives, elec- tric.) Electric locomolives— Electric control Electricity. ways. do-... Electric Rail- Electromechanical con- trol. I Motor on axle i do Pivoted motors ' do Single and multiple mo- J do tor. j Spring- mounted motors , do Traveling- dynamo do Electric— | Magnetic clutch, wind- i Railway-Brakes ._ ing-drum. I Magnetic shoes ' do , Motor , Railway Rolling-Stock (See Trucks and loco- ; motives.) i Solenoid- operated ' Railway -Brakes Soles i Electricity. Medical and Surgical Games and Toys Electricity. Medical and Surgical Toys Electrodes . Electrolysis— Afiueous bath Aqueous bath — | jiiloy s ' do Aluminium ! do Anodes ; do , Apparatus i do Cathodes do Cathodes- Cleaning i do Metallizing | do Chemicals '■ do Copper ! do Depolarizing and ' do burnishing. j G-old do Multiple ' do Nickel j do Ores I do Silver \ do Tin I do Zinc I do Electro-chemistry. 34 IH 3 84 3 14 '' 3 3 42 3 ()8 3 8 -3 35 3 3 3 as 3 a9 3 57 3 2 3 8 3 4 3 25 8 18 8 19 21 116 6 100 6 676 6 128 23 27 16 34 6 109 5 39 23 124 25 277 25 12 25 121 5 16 29 130 ; 11 128 138 16 29 14 2 39 2 63 2 45 2 37 8 58 6 68 34 35 5 26 30 11 22 19 22 50 26 31 ; 26 64 ! 26 ■ 52 I 26 19 ; 26 27 I 26 8 j 26 16 34 34 Sub-class. Class. Electrolysis- Bleaching Diaphragms Fused bath Fused bath- Aluminium Sodium Purifying liquids --. Purifying liquids — Alcohol Water Tanning Electromagnets Music .. do . Printing . . Railways . , do .. do .. Hoisting. Electropueumatic — Organ-actions Self-playing instru ments. Electrotyping Elevated Elevated — Bicycle Cable-rail Elevated carriers Elevated carriers- Draft- sustaining Lever-lock Non -lowering support Ratchet-lock Rope-catch Sheave-irame catch . . Ways Elevator - Elevators Elevators ; Elevators" Pllevators- i Adjustable balances,..! do .. Automatic stops do . . Chairs do . . Combined locks and au- I do .. tomatic stops. j Controllers | do . . Controllers — j Running-rope i do . . Counterweights j do . . ... do . . ...do.. ...do .. ...do -- ...do .. ...do., --.do.- Electro-Chemistry . -do . -do , .do . .do . do.... do .... do-... Electricity, cations. Guides . Hod Indicators Lazy-tongs Locks Mail Safety devices Safety devices — Door.locked control- do . lers. Overwinding do . Shaft-guide' catches do . aud grips. Speed-governors do . Speed-governors — Fluid-retarders do . WeU-botiom cushions do. AV ell obstruction do . Screw do . Screw and traveling do . sheave or block. Slack-cable stops do . W ell -doors — Horizontal — Horizontal hinge do . " • " •■ ' .do . Special Appli- do .... do.... do .... do .... do.... (10 do .... Driers Electricity. Motive-Power ' Horizontally-slid- able. Vertical hinse do Vertically-slidable do Vertical — Horizontal hinge do Horizontally-s lid- do I able. j Vertical hinge do j Vertically-slidable do ' Elevators and drops Store-Service ! E llipsographs Drafting I Embalming Undertaking ; Embalming — i I Apparatus ■ do ' Processes ; do j Embossing ; Photography Embroidering I Sewing-Machines . ; Embroidery-cases j Advertising Embroidery-patterns j Apparel '. Enameling | Glass i Enameling wood j Painting i End-gates j Endless belts -- I Endless carrier I Endless scraper Engines | Dentistry Carriages and Wagons Hides, Skins, and Leather . Driers do . ^•2 5 4 18 66 7 110 6 7 34 109 10 39 116 78 ; 12 18 , 12 25 27 121 150 47 78 I 28 109 26 7 26 5 12 113 28 12 7 80 40 17 10 17 26 28 155 38 49 65 6 12 115 12 57 12 50 23 11 20 14 20 8 20 11 6 237 24 30 32 35 24 99 15 27 31 415 10 13 31 129 28 7 27 , SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 6S Sab-class. Class. is a ^g .t fc-" fi ! Sulj-elns3. Class. Engines — Air I Air and Gas Engines. Bracket-supports ! Dentistry Caloric Air and Gas Engines. Componnd Steam-Engines Explosive ' Air and Gas Engines Friction-gear 1 Dentistry Gas Air and Gas Engines . Ijocomotive - - - Steam-Engines Oscillating do , Portable do Pnmping do Rotary do Single-acting com- do pound. Standard-supports Dentistry Engraving and tools Eine Arts Eugraving-macbines" do Envelope-macbines Paper- Manufactures - - Envelope-openers Cutlery Envelopes Paper -Manufactures . . Epicycles Velocipedes Erasers Stationery Erasers — Knife do Evaporating-pans Sugar and Salt Excavators — Chain and bucket Excavating Chain and bucket — Buckets do Dippers do Hydraulic do Hydraulic — Pipe-supports do Steam vacuum do Suction-pipe mouth- do pieces. Miscellaneous .^ do Plow and carrier do Hammers do .-. Eoad beds and grades do Scoops do Scoops — Railway-side do Scrapers do Scrapers— Distant power do Railway-side do Sledded do Wheeled do Screw do Screw and caixier do Self-loading carts do Self-loading carts — Carrier do Scoop do Wheel do Snow-road machines do Treating quicksand do Wheel do... Wheel and belt ...do Wheel and earlier do Exclusion of air , Preserving Exercising devi ces Music Exercising devices — Hand attachments do Keyboard do Keyboard attachments do Vocal do Exercising-machines Electricitv. Medical and Surgical Exercising-machines Surgery ' Exhaust mechanism Steam-Engines Exhausters Gas Exhaust, regenerated Steam-Engines Exhibitors- Mo vable-ob.ject Coin-Controlled Apparatus . Surface do Express Safes Express-cars Railway Rolling-Stock (See Care, express.) Extension-ladders Fire Escapes and Ladders - . Extinguishers — Fluid Lamps and Gas-Fittings Mechanical do Pneumatic do Extracting oils Oils, Fats, and Glue Extracts Medicines Eye Surgery Eyebolts and hooka Hardware-Making Eyeglasses , Optics Eyeleting-machines Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons Eyelets do Eyelets Metal Personal Wear. Mak- ing Fabrics Caoutchouc and Minor Plas- , tics. I 25 : 28 30 ! 20 255 28 195 18 646 28 15 20 99 28 107 16 187 18 130 18 328 18 34 ! 18 50 202 24 73 49 778 10 110 i 127 ; 7 27 ' 26 211 10 132 I 30 162 34 226 14 Hi 2U 17 31 I 13 439 I 17 17 4 14 26 309 6 166 18 14 .SI 69 18 28 14 42 14 12 2U , 34 58 4 9 30 230 i 30 22 30 190 31 ion ' 6 33 6 96 13 243 30 175 ' 11 100 11 54 14 Fabrics Felt and Fur Fabrics ; Knitting andN"etting Fabrics ■ Paper-Making Fabrics Wire- Working Fabiics— Elastic I Weaving Fabrics | do Making Wire- Working Making- Coiled do Twisted I do Pile Weaving Tubular do Workino; , Wire- Working Facing walls '. Masonry False stems Trees, Plants, and Flowers . Fan attachmen ts Pneumatics Fans and regulators Thrashing Fans — I Automatic Pneumatics lt)9 21 263 : 21 326 1 15 18 14 35 21 192 1 21 16 14 19 14 48 ' 14 85 } 21 51 ■ 21 19 , 14 65 4 -do . -1- Packing and Storing Vessels. -do. -do. -do. 17 185 34 4 1 41 8 141 9 33 246 6 10 5 7 5 14 ToUet Fare-boxes Fare-boxes — Change i Check-receivers Closed-slot Conveyers | do Detachable locking-re- ; do ceptacie. ' Portable do Portable closures do Shelf— i Rotating do Serrated do Sliding I do Tiltins: ' do Tilting— j Multiple do Farm implements I Tools and Implements I Makijig Feed mechanism Woodworking-Machines . . . Feed mechanism — i Roils do Feeders Steam-Boilers Feeding Knitting and Netting Feeding ! Printing Feeding Se wing-Machines Feeding — Air , Steam-Boiler Furnaces Cards ; Carding , Fine fuel Steam-Boiler Furnaces Fuel do Gages i Printing Gages — I Front stops do Separators do Separators — Buckling do Pneumatic do Sheet-cutters do Steam Steam-Boiler Furnaces Web Printing Feeding and tension Wire- Working Fellies and rims Caniages and Wagons Felt Composite Roofings and Cov- erings. Felting-ma chines Felt and Fur Fence - barbs of sheet Metal Punching and Shear- metal, ing. Fence-posts, bases, metal. Fences. Fences — Barbed do Barbed — Linked do Ribbon do Visible do Cat-guards do Earth and plastic do Flood , do Iron do Wire do Wood do Wood- Panel do Panel- Suspended do Worm do Picket do Pickets Panel do Tied do Fenders Carriages and Wagons Fenders Plows Fenders Railway Rolling-Stock (See Wheel-fenders.) | Fenders ! Roofing Fenders Stoves and Furnaces ........ 212 , 28 44 i 25 267 ■ 28 113 ' 28 18 32 29 , 32 41 32 21 ! 32 9 1 32 11 32 30 : 32 I 20 32 10 32 15 I 32 18 1 32 I 16 32 13 13 86 29 600 18 121 21 6!) 17 382 24 517 18 12S 21 66 18 185 18 26 17 26 17 69 17 34 17 37 17 42 17 354 Irt 22 17 16 U 100 10 77 15 323 21 74 14 40 120 28 20 1 5 ' 177 228 133 168 446 15 133 32 69 203 38 34 29 29 72 19 66 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-class. Class. O w 1-9 Bridg:ea Seeders and Planters . Fenders and torpedo- [ Ships guards. I Fermenting apparatus... j Alcoliol Fermenting apparatus — \ Vata do Vent-bungs do Fermentingprocesses do Ferrules, rings, and thim- Hardware-Making bles. i Ferry-gnarda, bridges. . . Fertilizer- distributers . . Fertilizer- distributers— ! ' Hand ' do Eevolving hoppers do Walking do Fibers Paper-Making Fibrous compositions Caoutchouc and Minor Plas- tics. Fifth- wheels Carriages and Wagons Fifth-wheels— \ Making , Wagon, Car, and Track Irons Figure toys Games and Toys Figure wheeled toys j do Filaments and carbons . . ' Electric Lighting File-blanks | Tools and Implements. 1 Making File-cutting ' do Files— ; Bill j Stationery Newspaper i Bookbinding Files and rasps ' Tools and Implements. ! Making Fillers ! Painting Filling and corking ' Packaging and Dispensing j Liquids. Filling and corking — i Internal- stopper | do Keciprocating-head 1 do Turn-over do FiUing-machines do Filling-machines— Cut-ofi's— Automatic do Float do Gage do Ga^e— Sirup do 38 Kecipro eating-head do . Siphon-tube do . Filters- Beer Cistern-cleaners j do Cistern -supply j do Decanters do Faucet ; do Filterin g-faucets do Granular-bed I do Water- Distribution Materials . Oil Porous- wall. . Portable Pressure Rotary-bed . . Service-pipe . Strainers Submerged .. Systems . -do . .do . ■ do. .do . .do . .do . -do . .do . .do. -do. Finders 1 Photography Metallurgy . Music Jewelry Cloth-Finishing. do Cordage Telegraphy .do . .do . .do . ■ do. .do . Finery-6res Finger-boards Finger-rings Finishing Finishing cut pile fabrics Finishing yarn and thread Fire " Fire- Automatic Engine-house appara- tus. Non-interfering Kepeaters Variable -signal Variable- signal — Dial Fire-alarms Fire alarms and extin- guishers. Fire-brick Fire-dog:s Fire-extinguishers Fire-extinguishers — Car-heater Fi re-Extinguishers Chemical do Portable .[ do Stationary | do Fire-extinguishing com- , Chemicals pounds. i do Signals Telegraphy . Metallurgy Stoves and Furnaces . Ships 31 41 31 4a 31 42 31 87 13 8 4 404 1 25 1 2.3 1 36 1 65 15 va 15 447 10 21 13 332 7 171 7 282 16 30 13 170 13 166 5 119 5 89 13 45 31 39 32 39 32 17 32 17 .32 62 33 19 32 43 32 31 32 16 .32 in 32 16 32 28 9 45 9 50 9 32 9 154 9 37 9 1 269 9 27 9 72 9 61 9 104 9 55 9 43 9 67 9 102 9 65 9 ,52 9 9 6 12 3 9 5 109 5 68 21 12 21 132 21 202 16 1.12 16 17 16 85 16 15 Ifi 43 16 96 16 110 22 39 16 113 3 17 19 10 22 134 9 381 9 1 1.52 9 356 9 33 6l Sub-class. Class. o P g-s Fire guards Fire-kindlers Fire-kindlers — Absorbers Automatic Fireplaces Fireplaces— Blowers Fire-backs Fronts Hot-air Fire-pots and linings Fireproof Fireproof — Roofs Shutters Fireproofing compounds . Fire-shields Fire-tubes Fish-dressing machines . . Fishing — Fishways ; Floats Harpoons and spears . . Hooka Nets and seines Oyster-culture Oyster-dredges Oyster rakes and tongs . Pisciculture Reels Rods Sinkers Flags. Banners and Flagstafl-holders Flanges for piano-actions - Flanging Flanging— Straight Flashers Flashings Flash-lamps Flasks and chargers Flax harvesters. Hemp and Flax- thrashers Fleece dividers and con- densers. Fleece-removers Flexible blinds Flexible ladders Flexible ladders- Reel Sectional Sectional — Elevator Single-stile Trolley Fliers Float Float-lever Flock-cutting Flocking Flooding Flooring, bridges Floors Floors- Fixed Tile and metal Tilting-section Floors. "Ceilings and— Concrete Concrete and metal Metal Protected wood Tile Tile and metal Floor-sets Flower-holders Flower-pots Flower- work Flowers, artificial Flue and tubular Flues and tubes, steam- boiler. Flues, smoke and air Fluid-delivery Flui d- p re s sure — Automatic Brake piston indicators! Brake release valves. Derailment Direct Electric Engineers' valves. ... Load-regulated valves Momentum-pump Fences . Fuel . . . .do . -do'. Stoves and Furnaces. 23 1 171 15 100 ■■ 15 30 '■ 15 .flo . -do . do . .do . -do . Safes . Fireproof Buildings . do Painting Fireproof Buildings . Steam-Boilers Butchering Fishing and Trapping do do , do do do do do do , do do , do Fine Arts Signals Music .'. Metal-Bending do Steam-Boilers Roofing Lamps and Gas-Fitting Projectiles Harvesters Thrashing Carding .do . Curtains,Shades,and Screens Fire Escapes and Ladders. . . i .do. .do. do do do Spinning Fluid-Pressure Regulators. do Felt and Fur Paper-Making Fireproof Buildings Bridges Carpentry Driers . . . Masonry . Driers ... Fireproof Buildings .do -do- .do. .do . .do . Woodworking-Tools. . . . Trees, Plants, and Flowers do do ■- Fine Arts Steam-Boilers do , Masonry Coin-Controlled Apparatus. Railway-Brakes , do do do do do do do do 160 19 91 19 50 fl9 42 19 159 19 160 19 78 20 22 4 54 4 27 31 53 4 314 18 9 25 16 22 27 23 15 22 230 22 116 22 9 22 28 22 18 22 30 22 190 22 122 22 28 22 11 5 37 22 20 5 85 14 6 14 55 18 18 25 55 21 35 21 63 8 86 4 87 4 90 4 22 4 34 4 11 4 67 21 181 31 54 31 29 21 11 15 20 4 5 4 57 29 21 28 6 4 27 28 8 4 80 4 10 4 31 4 57 4 69 4 149 29 26 1 42 1 15 1 «8 5 217 18 251 18 11 4 55 14 155 34 6 34 28 34 33 34 131 34 25 3 52 3 21 3 70 3 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 67 Sub-claas. Class. P o a Sab-class. Class. 4-s Flu ill-pressure — ! Presaure-retaiiiers 1 Railway-Brakes Train-pipe — j Couplings ; do Eelease-valves do Stop-cocks [ do Triple valves do Vacunm '. do FhisMno: Sewerage Flush-tank siphons do Flutes. Clarinets and ... Mnsic Fluting-irons Laundry Fluxes -■ I Metal-Welding Fly-nets Harness Fly-wheels Machine Elements Focusing devices Photography Fo^-signals Signals Foil-condensers Dentistry Foil-manufacture . . -' Metal- Rolling Folders Printing Folders- Longitudinal do Longitudinaland rotary , do Newspaper - wrapping do machines. Oscillating ■ do Reciprocating do Rotary ■ do Sheet-conveyers I do , Folding Cloth- Finishing Folding Paper-Manufactures Folding reed-organ Music Followers, bill-files Stationery Food compounds PreserviDg Foot extensions , Artificial Limbs Foot-guards j Railways I Foot- warmers I Stoves and Furnaces Force ^- Pumps Forced-draft lamps Lamps and Gas-Fittings Force-feed Seeders and Planters Forging Melal-Forging Fork-guards Cutlery Forks ^ do Forks ' Harrows and Diggers Forks j Adjustable heads ! do Combined forks and ' do shovels. Fodder-forks do Potato forks and shov- do els. I Forks and spoons j Cutlery Form I Ships Forming and preserving- j Hydraulic Engineering channels. i Forming bats Felt and Fur Forms and platens Driers Foundations Masonry Fountain-brushes — Blacking Brushing and Scrubbing . . . Brooms do Hair : do Paint ! do Scrubbers do Shaving do Tooth do Window-cleaners do Fountain-discharge Painting Fountain-pens Stationery Fountains Water-Distribution Foixnts Lamps and G-a^-Fittings Fracture apparatus Artificial Limbs Frame houses Carpentry Frames and trays Driers Frames- Piano Music Piano-actions do Picture Fine Arts Fraud-preventives Coin- Con trolled Apparatus - Fraud-preventives— Magnets do Wasber- catchers do Freight-cars Railway Rolling-Stock (See Cava, freight.) Friction Fire Escapes and Ladders . . Friction — nand-clarnp do Jaw do Jaw — Set-screw do Keel do Reel- End-thrust > do ^ Jaw-brake do Jaw-brake— Tension do Strap-brake ; do 9 I 34 8 ' 34 6 ' 34 8 I 34 104 I 34 63 ' 34 32 : 9 29 I 9 35 I 5 161 27 56 13 100 e5 11 112 30 24 58 165 206 4 55 , 34 1 5 1 10 1 53 1 69 13 103 22 99 4 133 21 39 28 14 4 68 41 118 46 28 57 21 228 22 5 161 6 31 17 17 13 17 23 17 89 17 49 i 17 j 38 17 14 17 36 ' 21 ; 284 I 17 121 j 19 200 ! 9 68 i 30 196 ' 1 42 I 13 59 13 50 13 88 I 1 28 . 27 9 ; 27 5 i 27 50 I 27 24 I 27 5 1 27 9 27 49 I 27 26 31 333 Friction — I Sliooting lines Tire Escapes and Ladders . . Tortnons ■ do Tortuous and jaw ■ do Tortuous and jaw — i Set-screw ' do "Wheel- brake do Friction-generators Electricity. Generation Fringe-machines Weaving Fringes ■-- do Frogs Railways Frogs — Movable-rail do Movable-rail — Lap do Stub do Spring-rail do Fruit and vegetable sepa- ■ Thrashing ■ rators. j Fruit-cars ! Kail way EoUing-Stock (See Cars, frait.) j Fruit-gatherers Harvesters Fruitrhfters ; Kitchen and Table Articles . Fruit-squeezers ' Vegetable Cutters and Crush- ers. Fnel, artificial Fuel Fuel-boxes Stoves and Furnaces Fulling FeltandFur Fulminates | Explosives Fume-ari-esters i Metallurgy Fumigation ' Preserving Funnels ' Water-Distribution Furnaces -^ Steam-BoUer Furnaces Furnaces — Bagasse Stoves and Furnaces Blank I Metallurgy Blank- Tire I do Blast [ do Blast — 1 Charging devices I do Charing devices^ — BeU and hopper do Protecting walls do i Tuyeres do Tymps and slag- do spouts. Brick-kilns I Clay and Pottery Cremation j Stoves and Furnaces Crucible ! Metallurgy Electric do Forge do Forge— i Tuj^eres I do Hot-air ' Stoves and Furnaces Hot-air— j Magazine I do Steam ! do Hydrocarbon | do Hydrocarbon — ; Injector-burners ; do Kotort- vaporizers .--. do Melting ' Metallurgy Melting— Glass-pots 1 do Glory-hole ! do Open-hearth do Pot- hearth j do Tank do Pigment ( do Portable - - - -! Stoves and Furnaces Keverberatory- j Heating air j Metallurgy Necks and chimneys . ' do Water-walls and roofs' do Furniture ■ Printing Furniture — Quoins do Tools and appliances . . ; do Furs and pelts : Felt and Fur Fuse and packing ma- Cordage chines. Gage-cocks Steam-Engine Valves ' Gage-lathes Wood-Turning Gages Measuring-Instruments Gages ! Woodworking-Tools Gages- Depth ; Measuring-Instruments Micrometer I do Scratch Woodworking-Tools Surface Measuring- Instruments Thickness ' do Track do Weather-board Woodworking-Tools Weather-board — Marking ' do Gilgewheels and runners. Plows 10 83 68 4 4 4 4 4 35 i 26 31 21 19 I 21 177 I 4 33 41 75 03 83 12 1 34 389 9 182 41 72 35 75 94 174 470 72 103 35 15 19 21 6 3 6 9 18 19 3 3 3 38 23 76 14 ; 59 15 19 53 30 75 300 835 41 19 102 19 258 . 19 I 444 ! 19 245 19 16 3 74 I 3 3 3 3 3 3 19 94 3 17 3 12 3 14 17 84 17 36 17 103 . 21 12 ; 21 158 ' 18 55 : 29 212 23 63 29 14 23 85 '• 23 73 I 29 61 23 21 i 23 31 23 16 29 35 , 1 68 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-clasa. Claaa. 00 I" Sub-clasa. Claas. « at Gaiuing Wood working- Machines Galleys Printing Galleys — Galley-locks do Galley-reata do Galvanizing Coating witli Metal Galvanometers Electricity. Generation Game- Apparatus i Games and Toys Belts Acconterments Boards Games and Toys Counters Signals {See Indicators, game- counters.) Gangways Care of Live Stock Gangways and bridges .. Ships Garbage-receptacles Packing and Storing Vessels (See Metallic vessels, garbage-receptacles.) Garden-beds Trees, Plants, and Flowers Gariuentprotectora Apparel Garment-supporters Clasps, Buckles, audButtons Garters and belts Apparel Gas and explosives ...... Safes Gas and water fittings . . . Hardware-Making Gas brackets and valves - Lamps and Gas-Fittings Gas-burners do Gas-burners- Incandescent do Kegenerative do Kegulating do Gas-checks Ordnance Gas- collection Carbonating Beverages Gas-distribution do Gas-fittings : Lamps and Gas-Fittings Gaa- generators Carbonating Beverages Gas -generators — Acid-feed, siphon do Furnace i do notary -stirrer do Gas-ligliting attachments Lamps and Gas-Fittings Gasometers Coin- Con trolled Apparatus . Gates Fences Gates — Compound do Dropping I do Expanding i do Jump I do Oscillating do Kailway ; do Sliding I do Swinging ] do "Wire I do Gear-cutting | Metal Turning, Planing, and ; Milling. Gearing ; Harvesters Gearing Machine Elements Gearing Wind-Wheela Gearing — Belt Machine Elements Frictional do Planetary do Planetary — | Eccentric do Screw do Sectional : do Sprocket i do Sprocket — i Sprocket-chains | do Xieldable ...- i do Gem-setting Jewelry General ; Electricity. Electric Rail- I way;a. Giba and keys Macnine Elements Gilding. Leaf- I Fine Arts Gin— Attachraenta Brakea and Gins Brnshea do Condensers do Feeders do Feeders — Pneumatic do Kiba t do Rollers | do Saw-cleaners ' do Saws ; do Girders and columns ' Towers Glass and pottery- Bottles and jugs Packing and Storing Yessels Bottles and jugs-- i Brush and spreader. . ' do Neck-collars j do Boxes and tanks do ; Ejectors | do j 4 1 148 24 500 11 87 24 14 SO 179 13 75 30 125 30 115 30 14t 30 283 30 10 22 18 39 15 32 22 30 48 32 10 32 11 39 20 39 100 30 13 14 47 1 50 1 ( 36 ? *1 I 1 31 1 5 40 ) n ^ 23 1 12 1 74 1 88 1 41 1 131 13 148 7 495 12 44 28 275 12 182 12 53 12 32 12 40 12 76 12 72 12 324 12 34 12 100 6 28 26 96 19 30 5 29 21 15 91 42 91 72 21 44 21 47 21 9 21 16 21 22 21 Ji44 4 ■" i R 142 99 31 17 57 17 16 17 141 3 255 26 378 7 11 32 419 7 92 22 23 2 46 22 46 32 4 1 Glaaa and pottery- Jackets Packing Jackets — Stands do .. "Wrapper do - , Jara do . . Jars — Clamp do - . Expanding-stopper do -. Screw-cap do . Screw-stopper do . . Swing-cover do . . Swing-fastener do . , Stopper-fasteners do .. Stopper- fasteners — Cap and tie do . . Screw-cap do . . Swing do . . Swing-stopper do .. Swin g- stopper — Aside do ., Yoke , do ., Yoke and lever do . . Yoke and top-lever do ., Stopper-locks do . Stopper-pullers do . . Stoppers do . . Stoppers — Cap do . . Dose do.. Expanding do. Internal do . Kotary do . . Screw do . . Screw-caji do.. Tube do .. Yalve do . . Yalve — Screw do . . Glass and stone — Curved surfaces Grinding Plane surfaces i do . . Glass -annealing — : Flattening-tables '■ Annealin Hearths., ; do . Leers do . . Leers — Grids Muffles Processes Glass-enameling . Globe attachments Globes Globes and Storing Vessels 158 ! 32 and Polishing. 26 , 32 67 ' 32 123 32 and Tempering. 150 do I do do Glass Lamps and Gas-Fittings Educational Appliances Lamps and Gaa-Fittings Glove -fastenings i Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons Gloves i Apparel ; Glove-sewing machines. . : Sewing- Machines : Glucose [ Sugar and Salt Glue I Oils, Fats, and Glue Glue-pots Stoves and Furnaces Governor ( Steam-Engine Valves Governors j Steam-Engines Grafting ) Trees, Plants, and Flowers..; Grain-drill cleaners j Seeders and Planters j Graining and draining. ..j Sugar and Salt Grain-meter ' Measuring-Instruments i Grain-meters — \ i Double-trap bottom - . . 1 do I Oscillating do ! Positively-actuated do | Botating do | Twin buckets do i Gr ain -scourers — Centrifugal Mills i Concave face do I Conical do j Cylinder — j . Horizontal .- do [ Vertical do - . - - j Disk-face do j Pestle-action do ' Reciprocating and end- do - '. ; less. I Screw-action ■ do ; Gr ain -separator s— Gravity ; Thrashing - Oat, seed, and garlic | do Rotary screens j do Shaking acreena do Grain-tallies I Measuiing-Inatruinents . . . Grain wheels and casters . Harvesters , Granaries and bins : Thrashing Granulating Shaping Fluid Metal 950 39 Ifi 33 107 '32 25 32 33 32 77 32 69 39 .'57 32 13 32 3il 32 115 32 5 32 98 39 76 32 65 ■32 34 32 26 39 105 32 30 .32 40 39 40 32 194 32 9 39 34 39 19 32 40 32 165 32 35 32 95 27 256 27 16 3 16 3 25 3 21 3 1 3 19 3 99 15 17 30 51 31 65 30 600 11 216 24 30 24 121 6 105 31 22 19 63 IH 139 18 28 1 24 1 54 6 104 23 60 23 100 23 57 23 92 23 55 23 4S 25 59 25 114 25 233 95 219 25 95 25 24 25 Granulating G-raphophones , Graphophone-tablets . Tobacco . Aconatics . , do... 210 203 145 727 81 35 35 28 26 122 41 25 25 25 25 23 7 25 3 o 23 23 *Keissue. SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 69 Sub-class. Class. Hoisting Stoves and Famaces. .do . .do . -do . .do . -do . -do . .do . -do. -do. .do . .do. Grapples Grates Grates — Adjustable CompouDd-movement. Cut-offs Fireplace Raking attachment... Keciprocating Rocking-bar Rotary Vertical-movement ... Grates and grate-bars, stationary. Gridirons Grilles j Iron Structures Grinding-mills— Balancing millstones -.1 Mills Ball and drum . ..^ | do Bark i do Chasing do Coliee i do Compound-movement do Cone and shell do , Crushing-rolls do . Cylinder and concave..; do Disk-action — 1 Horizontal 1 do Vertical j do Feed-regulators do Grain-samplers ] do l-s Grist-alarms do . Hominy do . Impact pulverizer do . Knife-action do . Mill-spindles ] do . Millstone-dress I do . Millstone-exhaust Tt do . Mill St one- trams | do . Paint 1 do . Rotary beaters I do G rippers. G rippers- Automatic release .. . Coal-car Friction Friction-belt Overstepping RoUer Sprocket-wheel Whelp-wheel Grooming Guard-rail clamps Guards G uards for pedals Guide -machises Guides Guiding Guitars. Banjos and . . Gun and pistol holders . Gun-barrels Railways i Gun-barrels Gunpowder Guns — Air and spring Blow..... ...T Breech -loading — Barrel hinged to stock Barrel rotating on par- allel pin. Barrel sliding forward Barrel swinging later- ally ou vertical pin. Barrel tilting up at breech. Barrel tilting up at muzzle. Breech-block drawn back by hand or le- ver, (bolt-gun.) Breech-block sliding laterally in mortise. Breech-block sliding vertically in mor- tise. Breech-block swing- ing backward and downward. Breech-block swing- ing downward and backward. Breech-block swing- ing laterally back- ward. Breech-block swing- ing laterally for- ward. do do , do do do do do do Care of Live Stock Railways Lamps and Gas-Fittings Music Linotyping Sewing-Machines Cloth-Finishing , Music Accouterments ArmsandProjectiles. Mak- ing Firearms Explosives Firearms ... 1 do .do. .do . .do . -do . -do. .do . -do . -do . -do . .do . .do . -do . -do . 207 42 47 I 53 13 I 118 ■ 45 : 109 374 204 : 42 264 I 278 14 47 148 66 211 117 132 2-14 417 185 197 193 165 18 24 65 30 117 227 178 97 8 38 179 61 54 19 172 13 16 49 41 21 27 23 20 14 5 259 19 146 19 19 49 81 20 358 2 24B 8 99 169 61 11 7 Sub-class. Class. II Guns — Breech-loading — Breech-block swing- ing on center or trunnions. Breech-block swing- ing on longitudinal pin or hinge. Breech-block swing- | ing upward and backward. Breech - block swing- ing upward and for- ward. Faucet breech-block, chambered. Faucet breech-block with chamber in 1 front. Gas-operated I Recoil-operated ' Rotating sleeve on ' barrel. Cane 1 Cartridge-holderSj tem- porary. Magazine Magazine — Barrel hinged to stock Barrel rotating on par- allel pin. I Barrel sliding forward BaiTel s win gin g later- ally on vertical pin. Breech-block sliding vertically in mor- tise. Breech-block swing- ing backward and downward. Breech-block swing- ing downward and backward. Breech-block swing- ing laterally back- ward. Breech-block swing- ing laterally for- ward. Breech-block swing- ing on center or trunnions. Breech-block swing- ing on longitudinal pin or hinge. Breech-block swing- ing upward and backward. Breech-block swing- ing upward and for- ward. Longitudinally -recip- rocating breech- bolt^ Firing-pin impelled by rotating ham- mer. Spring-impelled fir- ing-pin. Rotating carrier filled from a fixed mag- azine and dis- charged in the car- rier. Gun-trimmings Gutters Hackling-machines Hair and wigs Hair dyes and tonics Hair-pickers Hair-pins '. Hame-fasteners Hames Hame-tugs Hammers Hammers and hatchets. . Hammers, piano-actions. H am mocks Hammocks- Hooks Stretchers Supports Hand attachments, exer- cising devices. Hand-barrows Hand-binders — Attachments do Paving Brakes and Gins Toilet - Medicines , , Brakes and Gins Toilet Harness do , do Tools and Implements. Making Wood working- Tools Music Beds do. , do. do. Music . . II |.S 14 57 83 77 39 48 54 325 200 200 40 251 6 27 63 7 Carriages and "Wagona. Harv esters 22 15 21 24 6 21 24 11 11 11 13 29 5 8 70 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-class. Class. HaiTesters do , do do Railway Eolling-Stock, Apparel Velocipedes . Builders' Hardware. . . Plows Builders' Hardware. . - do Umbrellas and Canes . Railway-Brakes -do. .do . Hand-binders— Elevated delivery — Rear Side Elat delivery Manual traction Hand-cars {See Cars, band.) Handkercbiel's — Handle - bars. Steering - beads and Handles Handles Handles, braces Handles, coffin Handles and sticks Hand-levers Hand-levers— Ratcbet-drnm Ratcbet- segment Hand-nailing implements , Boots and Sboes Handpieces Dentistry Handpieces — Angle attacbments . . . Hand-rakers Hand-rests Hand-rubbers Handsaw attacbments - - Handsaws Hand-screens Hand-stamps Hand-stamps — Cbeck-puncbes Head and bandle Head and handle — Inking attachment. . Mutilators Roller Roller- Inking attachment Inking attachment Mutilators Perforators Sealin^-tools Settable type-carrier . . Settable type-carrier — Clock-set Inking attachment. . Tumblers Hanging-baskets Hanks, cringles, and hoops. Harbors i Hydraulic En^ineerin Hardening apparatus Hardening apparatus- Bands and wire " Clamps Hardening processes ., Hardening processes — Molten metal Solutions Hard rubber do Harvesters Stationery Laundry Woodworking-Tools do Trees, Plants, and Flowers Printing -do. .do. -do. -do. .do . .do. -do. .do . .do. .do. .do . .do. .do'. -do. Trees, Plants, and Flowers. Ships , Harmonicas Harmonica-supports Harmonic attacbments. . . Harmonic dampers Harmonic dampers — Violin Harmony and transposi- tion charts. Harmony-charts Harness Harness- Attachments Machines Pads Saddles Tools , Harpoons and spears — (See Fishing, harpoons and spears.) Harps Harps and hangers Harrows Harrows — Changeable- form Disk Expansible Flexible Revolving Rotary Spring-tooth Tooth-cleaners "Wheel Wheel— Rotaiy Annealing and Tempering.. .do . -do. -do. .do. .do. Caoutchouc and Miiior Plas- tics. Music . do .do. .do. .do. .do. do.. Harness . -do . .do . .do . .do . .do . Fishing and Trapping Music Lamps and Gas-Fittings Harrows and Diggers .do . .do. .do. .do . .do. -do . .do . .do. .do. o g 1-9 40 105 15 12 11 2 164 139 38 6 83 113 11 9 31 280 105 31 103 52 38 34 187 43 60 111 81 29 75 41 100 23 S3 44 39 55 53 51 17 101 5 31 34 48 2 51 61 31 9 17 7 9 38 38 400 600 200 200 600 73 15 ^^i 24 5 302 30 388 1 22 - 1 246 90 1 68 1 1 71 1 1 l.W 1 ] 90 20 189 45 1 Sub-clasa. Class. ^■s Harrow-teeth Harrows and Diggers Harrow-teeth — Spike do. Spring do. Trailing and draw-cut do . Harvester-irons .do. -do. Fences . - . Apparel . do -. Hasp -fasteners — Hat and coat racks Hat and fur cases j Baggage Hatblockingand stretch- j Apparel ing. Hat-blocks Hat brushing and finish- ing. Hatch-openers Hat-ironing Hat-pouncing Hat-pressing ' do Hats and caps do Hat-sweats ! do Hat- ventilators do Hay-forks — Corkscrew Hoisting. . . Grapples do — Harpoon do Tilting do Hay-loaders— Endless belts Harvesters Intermittent i do Lifting-reels j do Walking-rakes do Hay-racks Hay-slings Headers Headlights Head-rests (See Cars, passenger.) Hearses Heaters Heaters Heaters — Barrel , Curling- iron Dish j do Electric - do Electric- Pressing and ironing. Flat-iron Frictional Lunch , do Solar ; do Soldering-iron do Heaters and driers Heating-drums Heating feed-water — Furnace-gases , Steara Steam-injected Healing systems — Air , Air, steam or water Car- Tools and Implements. Making Locks and Latches Furniture Carriages and Wagons Hoisting Harvesters Lamps and Gas-Fittings Railway Rolling-Stock Carriages and Wagons- Driers Painting Stoves and Furnaces . do .do . -do. -do. Photography Stoves and Furnaces. . Steam-Boilers do do Stoves and Furnaces . do Air Steam Water . . . Local — Air Steam ... Water . . . Steam Train- Air Smoke . . . Steam ... Water... Water — Steam . Water Water- Steam .do. .do. .do. .do. .do . .do . -do. .do . .do. .do. -do . -do . .do . -do. Wire- Working Trees, Plants, and Flowers Harvesters Heddle-machines i Weaving Heddles do Heddles — Making Hedge- training Hedge-trimmers Heel-machines .' Boots and Shoes Heel-nailing machines do Heels t do Heel- stiffen er machines . . ' - do Height-measurers Coin-Controlled Apparatus Helical tools I Hides, Skins, and Leather. Heliostats I Optics Hemmers , I Sewing- Machines 16 155 224 121 278 63 13 46 115 86 93 122 6 59 22 13 151 14 150 8 71 33 1 91 1 34 1 36 13 54 20 79 '8 54 32 137 24 28 24 49 24 5 35 > *1 ^ 55 24 101 24 105 24 416 24 19 19 19 19 19 114 19 6 j 6 386 , 19 251 I 18 266 IS 299 18 64 I 19 13 19 160 9 79 33 51 33 80 79 7 117 18 52 35 42 ?1 84 I 21 14 I 14 78 7 320 I 11 400 11 400 210 4 61 22 166 *Eeis8ue. SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 71 Sub -class. Hemp and flax harvesters. Harvesters Hemp, flax, and hair I SpiBniDg Hermetic sealing | PackingandStoring Vessels {See Metallic vessels Builders' Hardware. - Hardware-Making . . . Builders' Hardware . do hermetic sealing.) Hinges Hinges Hinges— Awning-blind Box Coach do . Concealed do . Door do . Door- Butt do . Strap do- Flnsh do . Gate . -■ I do . Lock — " j JFrictional do Positive do Longitudinally-adjust- do able. Safe do Spring do Table. do Yertically-adj uatable do Hitching-posts and ties.. Care of Live Stock Hitch in g-straps Harness Hobby-horses I Grames and Toys Hoes , Harrows and Diggers . Hoes — i Adjustable j do Compound !■ do Compound — | Adjustable \ do Horizontal do Horizontal — Adjustable do Interchangeable do Toothed blades do Weeding .; do Hoes and shovels j Tools and Implements. Making Hog-scraping machines . Hoisting-buckets Hoists Hoists- Fixed guides Movable guides Pulley-block Rnciprocatingcages. . . Shooting-spar. Butchering Hoisting Fire Escapes and Ladders . .do . .do. .do. -do. -do. Trollev . .do HoldbacKs Carriages and "Wagons . . . Holders i Gas Holders — Brush-head ! Brushing and Scrubbing . Convertible mop and i do , brush. I Copy ; Stationery Mop-heads , Brushing and Scrubbing Pen. Hollow augers Hollow grates — Air Water HoUow piston-rod Hollow-tile walls Hoof and shoe spreaders. Hoof-cleaners and trim- mers. Hoof-pads Stationery . Woodworking-Tools . Steam-Boiler Furnaces. , do Pumps , Masonry Faniery do .do.. Hooks ! Clasps.Buckles, and Buttons Hooks and eyes i do Hoop-drivers ' Coopering Hoops and clasps Crinoline and Corsets Hoop-skirts ' do Hoops. Trundles and. . . Games and Toys Hop-culture Trees, Plants, and Flowers . Hopples Horse-boots Horse-collars Horse-detachers , Carriages and Wagons Horse-rakes — j Draft dumpers I Harvesters Drags I do Hand-dumpers do Hay-coukers j do Rake- teeth do Side-delivery do Horseshoe -bars. Mak- ! Chains, Staples, and Horse- ing shoes. Horseshoe - calks. Mak- do 58 70 20 56 22 25 81 100 56 28 110 13 17 251 31 13 123 100 110 111 27 74 13 17 26 12 13 155 31 127 41 43 17 50 26 34 44 198 67 144 150 241 23 67 77 175 12 74 68 341 119 391 32 98 25 106 114 2 11 i 7 ' 1 Sub -class. Horseshoe-machines Horseshoe-nail — Blank-finishing Cutting Forging Hose and tnbing Hose-bridges Hose- carriages Hose-machines Hose-patches Hot-air registers Hot-blast ovens — Double- surface Single-surface Hot-blast valves Honnds Household, sifters and screens. Houses and kilns Houses, apartment Hub-attaching devices. . . Hub-caps Hubs Hydrants and plugs Hydraulic motors for ele- vators. Hydraulic propellers — Hydrogen Hydrogen-platinumlightf Hydrometers Hygroscopes Ice boats and breakers. . . Ice-cream freezers Ice-cream freezers — External freezing Ice-creepers , Ice-crashers Ice-machines Ice picks and shavers Idle-pulley supports Igniting devices — Automatic Class. 25 Inductional 12 Manual 4 Portable Implements Implements Implements Incandescent Incandescent — Special features Stopper '. Inclined planes Inclined planes — Traction Incrustation Incubators Indenting and filling ma- chines. Independent- reservoir lamps. Indexing Indexing — Card-catalognes Index-wheel Indicators Indicators Indicators Indicators Indicators — Barber's turn Fluid - pressure - brake piston-indicators, Game-connters Identity Office Peg Kotary Sliding Station Station Induction-coils Induction-coils Inductoriums, trans- formers, rotary. Ingots and piles- Bar Beam Plate Kail Tube Inhalers and respirators . Inhalers and respirators — I i Mask , Eeissne. Chains, Staples, and Horse- shoes. Nails and Spikes do do Hose and Belting Railways Carriages and Wagons Hose and Belting Water-Distribution Stoves and Furnaces Metallurgy do do Carriages and Wagons . Mills , Driers Masonry Carriages and Wagons . do do Water-Distribution, Hydraulic Motors Marine Propulsion Gas Lamps and Gas-Fittings . Measuring-Instruments . do Ships Eefrigeration do Boots and Shoes Mills Refrigeration MiUs Joumal-Boxes, Pulleys, and Shafting. Electricity. Special Appli- cations. do do do Firearms Refrigeration Ships Electric Lighting do ... do .. Railways . , do Steam- Boilers Care of Live Stock. Painting Lamps and Gas-Fittings. Bookbinding -do. Type- Writing Machines. Electric Signaling Music Signals Steam-Boilers Signals Railway-Brakes . Signals do do do do do do Electric Signaling Coin-Controlled Apparatus . Electricity. G eneration . . . do Metal-Welding . do do do , do Surgery ^■^ 273 133 71 152 270 OB 88 60 43 171 71 72 28 51 251 29 392 45 726 628 432 75 84 18 29 IS 37 205 59 160 32 491 83 21 28 141 35 143 133 82 310 89 71 34 53 129 5 51 37 14 305 16 16 16 16 22 28 22 16 16 16 4 4 18 2 31 149 9 137 57 6 75 333 5 30 16 5 22 18 22 34 92 6 13 14 99 42 3q8 29 26 91 28 22 22 22 22 22 22 16 14 26 26 13 13 13 13 13 6 -do . 72 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Subclass. lujectoTs and ejectors Inking apparatus Inking apparatus- Composition rollers, making and preserT- ing. Fountains Pa'Ja and holders Kollers Kollers — Coraposii ions Traveling ductor-plate. Traveling roller and plate. Inks- Copying and sensitive. . Printing Writing Inkstands Insect-destroyers— Catchers Fumigators Moth-exterminators --- Powder-dusters Inaect-guards Insecticides Insulating compounds . . . Insulators Insulators .-- -. Interlocking Interlocking — Rods Selectors Stands Stands — Catch Plunger Internal remedies Intestine-cleaners Introducing smoke and gases. Iron Iron and steel direct Iron and steel direct- Apparatus - Bricks '. Flux Gases Retorts and hearths Slag Sponge Ironing-machines Ironing-tables Iron oxides Irregular forms Irrigating and sprinkling Jacquard mechanism Jails Japanning Jar-lifters Jars (See Glass and potteiy, jars.) Jaw -braces Jetties, sectional Joining Jointing staTea Journal-boxes Class. Injectors and Ejectors. Printing .do . .do . .do. -do. .do . .do. .do . Painting.. do ... do... Stationery Fishing and Trapping do do , do Furniture Medicines Caoutchouc and Minor Plas- tics. Electricity. Conductors . . . Music Railways -do. .do . -do. do do Medicines Butchering . ... Steam-Boilers. Paving Metallurgy . Journal-boxes — Brasses ' do Compositions do Guards do Lids do Lubricating '< do Lubricating— ! Band-applying ■ do Centrifugal do Coolers I do Roller applying | do Roller-applying- Elasti cally-sup- ' do ported. Tieldably- supported do pads. Roller-bearings— Ball Ball and cylinder . . . Cylinder.- Cylinder- Circular series Thrust-bearings Jugs. Bottles and (See Glass and pottery, bottles and jugs.) Justifying devices do , do do do do do -. do Laundry do .-■ Coating with Metal Wood-Turning Water- Distribution Weaving Iron Striictures Painting Kitchen and Table Articles. Packing and Storing Vessels Dentistry Kydraulic Engineering Wire- Working- Coopering Journal-Boxes, Pulleys, and Shafting. .do . .flo .do . .do . .do. Packing and Storing Vessels Linotyi)ing . 540 80 30 31 70 4H 495 121 115 3 141 25 44 153 325 14 31 13 23 14 34 27 326 24 50 75 48 34 32 18 44 37 13 19 267 434 24 122 422 80 82 27 62 123 7 10 84 121 447 83 180 155 139 222 27 38 47 27 147 4i 360 75 77 12 Sub-class. Kaleidoscopes Keyboard attachments, exercising devices. Keyboard, exercising de- vices. Keyboards Keyboards and keys Keyboard self-playing at- tachments. Keyed zithers Key-fasten ers , Key-fasteners — Portable Key-holding devices Keyhole-guards , Keyhole-guards — Sliding and pivoted . . . Key-seat cutters Key-wheel . Keys Keys and keyboards Keys and keyboards — Touch-regulators King-bolts Kitchen-cabinets Kites Knapsacks and haver- sacks. Knapsack-slings Knee-swells Knife-erasers Knitting and netting — Circular, circular ma- chines. Straight, straight ma- chines. Knives Knives — Gage Hay Pocket Knob attachment s Knob attachments — Key-fastener Screw-spindle Set-screw and pin-fas- tener. Spring -fastener Wedge-fastener Knob-roses Knobs Knob-spindle fasteners - - Label-attixers Label-affix ers — Cutter and plunger Label-runway ma- chines. Label-runway ma- chines — Label-bed Magazine Pickers Label and tag machines. - Labebholders Label-holders — Clii) Freight-car Hat Slide Street-car Labels Labels, attaching Lace paper. Perforat- ing and Lactometers Ladders Ladders {See Cars, sleeping.) Ladders — Collapsible Escape — Balcony Fixed..,. Mounting Sectional hand Shooting and truck.. Trolley Extension Feet- Flexible Flexible- Reel Sectional Sectional — Elevator Class. Optics .. Music .. do. Type- Writing Machines. Music do do Locks and Latches do Music Locks and Latches - -do. Metal Turning, Planing, and Milling. Type-Writing Machines Locks and Latches Telegraphy Music 1-2 .do . Carriajiea and Wagons . Furniture Games and Toys Accouterments do.... Mnsic . Stationery . Knitting and Netting. do Cutlery . do do , do Locks and Latches . .do . .do. -do . -do . .do . .do . -do . do. Paper-Manufactures . .do- -do . do do do do Advertising . .do. .do . .do - -do . -do. .do . Paper-Manufactures - do Measuring-Instruments Fire Escapes and Ladders -- Railway KolUng-Stock Fire Escapes and Ladders . . -do. .do. .do. -do. .do . .do. .do - -do. .do . .do. .do . .do. 15 17 36 85 44 6 82 39 9 47 120 85 10 58 168 26 32 56 7 49 85 163 49 54 205 61 19 69 45 41 22 30 105 36 46 65 SO 37 33 14 46 60 40 35 13 40 15 50 176 164 15 22 10 69 75 32 13 164 23 58 17 86 87 90 22 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED Ladders^ Flexible— Single-stile Fire Escapes and Ladders . . Trolley do Hooks do Jacks do Sectional do Step do Step- store-service do Stops do Trussed do Ladles Kitchen and Table Articles Lamp attachments Lamps and Gas-Fittinss Lampblack Painting -.; Lamp-boxes Lamps and Gas-Fittings. ...i Lamp-burners do L amp -burners — Argand • do Multiple-wick do Lamp -lighting attach- do ments. Lamps do Lamps — Bicycle do Bracket do Carriage do Cigar-lighting do Flash do Forced-draft do Independent-reservoir do No-chimney do Special do , Street do Lamp-work Sheet-Metal "Ware. Makiug, Land-markers . - Seeders and planters Land-rollers Harrows atd Diggers Land-rollers — ' Furro wers and markers do Pivoted do Weighted cylinders do Weighted frames do i Landaides Plows i Lantern-holders Lamps and Gas-Fittings i Lanterns do ' Lanterns — Dark do Signal do Submarine ..-- do i Tubular do i Lapping Carding Lard-coolers Refrigeration Laryngoscopes Surgery > Lasting and lasting-tools/ Boots and Shoes Lasting-machines ..do Lasts do Latches and locks com- Locks and Latches bined. Latches — Automatic detent do Gate do Gravity do ' Lifting do Lifting— ' Hooked ends do Pivoted ends do Reversible ' do i Sliding do ; Swinging do ; Lath and chain Driers ' Lathe appliances "Wood- Turning i Lathe-chucks j Metal Turning, Planing, and } i Milling. I Lathing Carpentry Lathing Iron Structures i Lathing — I "Wire do ' Laundries Laundry Lawn-mowers Harvesters Lawn-mowers — Grass -catchers do Lawn-tennis Games and Toys Lawn-vases Trees. Plants, and Flowers . La'^y-tongs Fire Escapes and Ladders . . Lead Metallurgy Lead and crayon holders - Stationery Lead-covered : Electricity. Conductors Lead salts Painting Leaf- gilding Fine Arts Leaf-turners Music Leak-alarms Signals Leak-stoppers Ships Lease-formers Cordage Leather-measuring Measuring-Instruments Leather -workers' h a r d - Hardware-Making ware. j Leaves Bookbinding- , K 34 11 16 33 35 385 26 i 85 , 4 10 i 4 17 - 8 27 , 30 78 I 31 25 30 781 .J 30 1-29 30 73 30 74 30 60 30 ( 24 30 35 30 30 ' 30 25 -30 29 1 30 68 i 30 324 30 106 30 91 [ 3D 157 I 30 12 14 162 47 1 1 1 1 1 30 440 , 30 12 I 30 110 : 30 14 , 30 305 30 22 I 21 48 I 28 7 I 6 160 j 11 500 11 400 I 11 263 I 20 19 : 20 237 i 30 61 20 100 20 51 ' 20 55 j 20 166 20 250 ! 20 48 ! 20 22 ! 28 70 : 29 324 I 13 61 i 29 79 j 4 I 50 4 18 27 293 7 55 15 108 42 260 56 26 194 31 30 227 19 22 24 22 17 23 77 13 Leaves and covers Bot'liliindiDg Leg-joints Artificial Limbs Legs I do 1 Legs— I Piano ' Music Lenses I Optics Letter-box bells Signals Letter-boxes Packing and Storing Vessels. Letter-boxes — Chutes — Discharge do Double-trap do Keceiving do Receiving — Rotary do Detachable receptacle do House do House — Closures do Closures- Bottom I do Pivoted-body do Sliding I do : Collection and deliv- '. do ery. Door-jamb lock ; do Name-plate I do Package | do Package — ] Locking i do 1 Signal ■ do \ Indicators do j Parcel do 1 Leveling-iustniments Optics ^- Levels — i Plumb Measuring- Tnstrimients Spiiit , do Lewises ' Hoisting Life boats and rafts j Boats Life-preservers i do Lift Pumps Lift and force I do Lifters — I Barrel and box | Hoisting Picture | do Spittoon I do Spool i do Store goods i do Lifting-jacliS do Lifting-jacks — | Bar and cam-lever i do Lever j do Lever and lifting-bar ..I do Lever, bar, and clutch- ' do loop. I Lever, bar, and double- | do acting pawls. Lever, bar, and pawl do Rack and pinion ; do Screw ; do Light and air ports j Ships Lighting implements 1 Lamps and Gas-Fittings Lighting systems ' do Lightning-arresters i Telegraphy Lightning-arresters— | Magnetic ; do Thermal do Lightning-rods Electricity. Conductors Lights— ' Arc — Gravity- feed Electric Lighting Gravity-feed — Clutch do Double do^-clutch . ; do Gear-clutch ; do Pivot dog-clutch - - - do Ring-clutch , do Positive-feed j do Positive-feed — Clutch., do Electric gear-clutch do Gear-clutch do Step gear-chitcb do Special features — do Christmas-tree Lamjis and Gas-Fittings Decorative do Head do Hydrogen -platinum do Signal do Light-signals Railways Lime-kilns ' Artificial Stone, Lime, and Cement. Lining i Metal-Tube Manufacture... Linotype-making i Linotyping Linotypes do Liquid sterilizers ' Stoves and Furnaces Loading 1 Ordnance j 5 8 I 20 193 20 3 5 58 30 31 22 17 32 10 32 12 I 32 25 32 25 1 32 22 I 32 18 I 32 13 ' 32 13 I 32 30 32 10 I 32 25 I 32 10 i 32 23 j 32 18 ' 33 I 5 I 32 23 1 32 25 32 27 32 93 30 102 154 7 268 152 422 113 22 13 10 9 38 44 i 12 83 I 12 270 12 311 83 55 12 108 12 94 ! 12 170 31 I 104 ; 6 ' 60 ; 53 , 16 33 16 251 ! 26 32 16 59 , 16 81 16 89 16 93 ' 16 140 16 19 16 27 16 34 16 31 10 55 16 174 16 40 , 30 18 : 30 122 , 30 18 ; 30 26 30 66 4 210 , 15 15 \ 13 15 30 4 30 15 : 19 22 i 22 74 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub- class. Loading and unloading . . Loading and unloading— Hay Hoist and dump Hoist, raised track, and dump. Load-binders Pliers Kaised track Haised track — Track-end dump Track-end dump- Tilting track -sec- tion. Sboveling devices Tilting platform Vertical boist and dump Load-regulated Loan-receptacles Lockets Lock-strikes Lock-strikes — Electric Lock- trimmings Locks Locks Locks Locks Locks — Alarm Alarm — Detonating Bag Bicycle Car-seat Cylinder Cybnder — Knob Multiple-key Electric Electric — Combination Time For pedals Hasp . . '. Indicator Multiple-bolt Multiple-key Multiple-key— Adjustable tumbler. Master-key Primary and second ary key. Trap Piano Pin Pin— Multiple-key Fivoted-tumbier Class. Hoisting. -do . .do . -do . -do . .do . .do . .do . -do . do do do , Railway-Brakes Coin- Controlled Apparatus Jewelry Locks and Latches do do Firearms Locks and Latches . Ordnance Velocipedes Locks and Latches -do. .do. ."do . do . -do . .do . -do . -do . Seal- Seals Sliding-door Sliding-turabler Systems of locks TiU Time Trunk Trunk— Swinging-baap Tumbler and dog Without tumblers Locks and latches com- bined. Locomotire Locomotive- Connected series Locomotives Locomotives — Belt-gearing Draw-bar lifters Electric— Belt-Bearing Friction -roller driven Geared Intermittent-grip Longitudinal gear- sbafts. Longitudinal worm- shafts. Friction -roller driven.. Shoes between drivers Intermit tent- grip Longitudinal shafts Hack-rail Side-track push-rods. .. Swinging bogie do do Music Locks and Latches . do -do . -do . -do . -do . .do. -do. .do . .do. -do . .do . -do. .do. -do . -do . .do . .do . -do . ,.do. -do. ..do . -do . ..do . Steam-Engiues . Rail way -Brakes Railway Rolling-Stock -do. -do . -do . .do . .do . -do . .do . .do do Railway -Brakes Railway RoIling-Stock do , do Railway Draft Appliances. Railway Rolling-Stock 84 90 124 33 29 57 47 137 253 118 29 15 25 22 158 34 16 , 45 20 11 11 72 28 26 7 16 17 11 10 44 53 13 120 209 18 49 51 7 14 146 72 63 41 55 263 21 111 63 11 11 12 20 Sul)-cla83. Class. e3 o 1-2 Locomotives- Telescoping pilots . . . Traction-increasers . . Traction-increasers — Electric Gripping-drivers . . Logging Log- turners Looms — Bag Basket Buttonhole Circular Hair-cloth Hand Irregular Lappet Looms - Narrow-ware Needle Pile-fabric— Longitudinal wires Pile-fabric Pile-wire motions. . Pile-wires ; do Terry do Tufted I do Slat, cane, and straw. . . ! do Swivel do Wire do . Lozenge-machines . . Railway Eolling-Stock. do do do Railways Wood-Sawing . Weaving . do ... do .. do .. do .. do .. .....do.. do -. do .. do .. do .. 199 18 21 6 I 21 .do. .do . -do . 5 21 44 21 33 21 82 21 8 ai 10 21 291 21 38 21 31 21 7 21 82 21 45 21 14 21 17 21 Lubricators - do Lubricants Lubricants Lubricating Lubricators Lubricators- Capillary attraction — j Condensation displace- j ment. j Force-feed ; do Gravity-feed j do Gravity -feed^ Automatic cut-off, . . Liquefiers Miscellaneous Luggage- carriers Lumber- wagons Machine attachments , . . Machine-brakes Machine-brakes — Strap Machine-guns Machine-needles. Mak- Bread , Cracker, and Lozenge Making. Metal-Drawing Oils, Fats, and Glue Projectiles Steam-Engines 23 220 mg Machines . Macbines for coating — do do do Velocipedes Carriages and Wagons. Linotyping Machine Elements , do Ordnance Needles and Pins. 13 31 22 69 I IS 45 I 341 j 332 I 428 ! 116 40 107 58 ; 48 5 Leather -Working Machin- ery. I Caoutchouc and Minor Plas- j tics. Woodworking-Machines Machine-tables Magic lanterns Optics Magnetic clutch Rail way- Brakes {Hee Electi'ic.) Magneto -electric — Armatures- Disk Drum Pole Ring Bipolar Brushes and holders . . Commutators and col- lectors. Connecting devices ; do . Hand-machines ' do . 35 12 148 22 99 I 13 22 11 47 ; 15 91 I 29 72 I 30 I 34 Electricity. do.... do ---. do .... do .... do .--. do .... Generation. 23 ' 26 182 i 26 18 ' 26 196 ; 26 259 1 26 134 i 26 136 26 .do . .do . .do . 34 34 34 29 : 34 8 I 34 1 6 34 40 I 34 Multipolar Uniform field Mail-bag delivery — Car-forks Catchers and cranes Cranes Mail-bags ^. , Mail- bags — Closures Closures — Angular frame ... Flap Flap- Corner folds Sliding fastener \ do T urning fastener . . ■ do . Pivoted-jaw ! do . Top slide 1 do . Label-holders do . Mail-marking machines.. Printing Mail-marking machines — Rotary I do . Railway Rolling-Stock do j do -■ Packingand Storing Vessels .do . .do . -do . 35 85 224 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 75 Sub-class. Class. Printing ■Water-Distribution. . Wood, working- Tools . Alcohol Mail-marking macbines- Rotary machines and stackers. Mains and pipes Mallets Malting apparatus Malting apparatna — ^ Cylinders, rotary I do Malt-stirrers i do Malting processes i do Mandrels Metal-Tube Manufacture. . . Mandrels and work-hold- Metal Turning, Planing, and ers. j Milling. Mangles ' Laundry Manholes i Steam- toilers Manholes and catcb-ba- j Sewerage sins. I Mantels j Carpentry Manure-forks Harvesters Manure-poaches ' Care of Live Stock Many-spindle lathes Wood-Turning i Maps Educational Appliances i Marine torpedoes Projectiles Marine ways Hydraulic Engineering Marking-machines Printing Marking-machines — 1 Kotary I do Marquetry j Carpentry M ashing — j Apparatus Alcohol Apparatus — j Digesters and disin- do tegrators. Fore-masbers do Mash-tubs do Mash-tubs — Rakes ' do Tubular rakes do Hops ' do Processes ' do Wort do Wort— I Hopping [ do Purifying : do Masts and spars -. Ships Match-boxes — j Igniting ; Lamps and Gas-Fittings Single-delivery do Matches Explosives Match-safes Lamps and Gas-Fittings Match-splints , Woodworking-Machines Matcb-ti ays do Materials Paper-Making Matrices < Dentistry Mats i Carpentry Mats — do do Beds g i Metallic Wire Mattresses Measures — Eotary ' Measnring- Instruments Scale do Shoeraakers' do Speed do Tailors' do Tape do Measuring- faucets do Measuring-pumps do .•. Measuring- vessels do ileat-clamps Butchering Meat-cutters — Cracklings do , Crank mechanism ' do Cuhe : do , Cylinder and block do , Cylinder and concave-.: do , Double-cylinder ' do , Hand i do Kocking-knife do , Slicers do Trip mechanism do Meal^misers do Meat-tenderers — Hand do --., , Pivoted-head | do Kotary do , Mechanical Dentistry Mechanical motors — Horse-powers Mechanical Motors Horse-powers — Equalizers do , Treads do Manual ' do Miscellaneous ! do Spring do "Weight : do Mechanical movements - - Machine Elements 21 363 29 iS 13 31 142 84 30 119 25 38 13 31 35 44 32 61 43 54 18 30 50 22 22 80 4 22 17 144 61 31 61 120 64 87 79 14 116 23 44 153 11 43 25 74 42 50 17 55 143 46 201 225 151 383 196 345 27 40 29 29 86 8 60 23 130 23 19 23 98 23 157 S.i 76 23 174 23 42 23 434 23 21 25 Sub -class. Class. Photography . Metallurgy . . . do ... do ... Acoustics. Mechanical printing Mechanical puddlers Mechanical puddlers — Rotary hearths Tools Mechanical telephones. . . Mechanical treatment i Sewerage . Medals I Fine Arts Medical and surgical | Electricity. Medical and [ Surgical Medical spoons i Surgery Metal — Card-grinding I Grinding and Polishing Curved surfaces I do Cutlery -scourers j do Edge-tools do Metallic j Roofing Metallic — Sheathing Iron Structures Shingle ! Roofing Standing-seam ' do Vessels— | Boxes ' Packing and Storing Vessels Boxes — .do .do .do .do -do .do Bleaching Compartment Knockdown Pocket , Canisters Cans and unclassed Cans and unclassed .do . -do. .do. -do . .do . .do . -do. .do . -do . -do. .do . -do . .do . Single-blank Casks Closures Closures — Clamp Screw-cap Screw-stopper Seam or solder Seam or solder — Rip Swing-cover Coal-scuttles Ears and bails Garbage-receptacles Garbage-receptacles— Bucket Pivoted do . Handles ' do . Hermetic sealing : do . Jackets do . Jackets — Cask Package Stand Jackets and stands. Swing Linings Milk-cans Nozzles and vents . Nozzles and vents — Screw Screw-cap Valve Valve-screw Paint-tubes, collapsi- ble. , Spouted ' do Spouted— I Feeders do Feeders- Piston ; do Storage j do Transport I do , Vessels, baskets, and ! do crates. | Metalloids ; Chemicals Metal molds — | Apparatus" and plants ; Metal-Founding "I -do . .do. ,.do. .do. .do . -do . .do . .do . .do . .do . .do . -do . .do. do. do . do . .do Chains, hinges, and ! joints. Hardware Hollow ware Ingots Ingots — Compound Hollow and tube ! do Plants I do Strippers do Ladles do Materials do Ordnance and project- | do iles. I Pigs ■ do Plows do ^5 ^■s 87 41 17 20 175 14 2 71 246 170 432 130 107 138 78 88 45 46 34 61 1)8 227 66 123 21 152 106 29 170 126 45 53 21 55 57 109 18 59 16 66 30 160 43 19 47 61 71 11 42 63 136 35 10 68 62 123 34 118 15 48 25 7 10 7 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 ,32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 33 32 32 32 32 3S 76 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Snb-claas. Glass. Sulj-class. Class. o a .- iletal molds — RoUa Jletal-Pouudiug Screw-threads do Soft-metal machines do Soft-metal machines- Molds do Shot do Spoons do Traps do T^-pe do Tools do Vehicle-wheels do AYheela do "Metal- Mower and reaper Grinding and Polishing . knives. Needle-eyes ' do . Needles, rods, and do . points. Ornamentation Fine Arts . Plane surfaces Grinding and Polishing Rumbles do . Screw-machiues Metal Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, and Screws. 2S 3 1) 3 61 3 7r 3 4 3 10 3 27 3 39 3 IH 3 48 3 10 3 199 27 SO 27 - 44 27 Grinding and Polishing. Jewelry Sheet metal and wire . Stock and ornamental wire fabric. Strops, hones, and ritles Grinding and Polishing Metal-working, electric .. Metal- Welding Meters Electricity. Generation Meters- Air and gas Measuring-Instruments Diaphragm .do ; Bisk ido Oscillating do Piston I do ' Proportional do :\ Rotary do Spirit .do Methods Sewing-Machinea Metronomes Horology Microscopes Optics Milk-cans Packing and Storing Vessels (See Metallic vessels, mUk-caua.) Mifk-coolers — Aerating Dairy Creaming-cans do Creaming-caus — Agitators do Depending-tube do Floats do Vacuum creamers . . do Vertical-tube do Milk-circulation do Vats do Vats- Air- circulation do Horizontal -tube do Removable-pipe do Milk-stools do Mill appliauces Metal-Rolling - Milling Metal Turning,PlaniDg, and Milling. Milling-cutters do Mills- Auxiliary saw Wood-Sawing ' Circular-saw do Reciprocating-saw do Reciprocating-saw — Scroll do Millstone - dressing ma- Stone- Working chines. Millstone paint-staffs do Millstone-picks do Mining Hydraulic Engineeriug Mining-machines Stone-Working Mirrors Furniture Mirrors- Bracket do Hand do Multiple do Stand do , AVindow do Miscellaneous Acoustics .- Miscellaneous Coin-Controlled Apparatus Miscellaneous Dentistry Miscellaneous Educational Appliances Miscellaneous I Hardware- Making Harvesters Matrix-Making Surgery Type- Writing Machines Linotyping Pumps Sewing-Machines Woodworking-Machines .-. 152 13 41 27 195 27 245 13 258 26 152 23 S8 23 35 23 104 2;i 276 23 64 23 242 23 U 23 73 24 9 23 58 30 160 32 23 „ 236 2 fi 2 31 2 8 2 12 2 63 2 65 2 20 2 16 2 13 2 30 2 51 2 226 13 139 13 47 13 17 42 232 231 170 91 ! 25 379 25 62 8 27 8 42 8 52 8 14 8 26 H 15 23 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous - Miscellaneous machines Miscellaneous parts Miscellaneous parts Mitering-knife 39 20 51 31 130 13 262 7 1 30 197 6 12 30 5 30 107 9 141 24 66 29 Mitering-saw Woodworking-Machines ... Mised paints — Alkali Painting Barrel-linings do ,. Oil do Rubber do Tar do Vulcanized do Water do Water— Soluble silicates do Mixers Sugar and Salt — Mixers and kneaders Bread, Cracker, and Lozenge Making. Moistening Tobacco Moldboards Plows Mold boards — Revolving do Molded molds- Chains, hinges, and Metal-Founding joints. Hardware dp Hollow ware , do Molded molds do Molders'flaaks do Molders' materials do Molders' tools and arts do Ordnance and project- do iles. Pipe-elbows do Pipes do Pipes- Horizontal do Plants do Plows do Rolls do Screw-threads do Tools do Vehicle- wheels do Wheels do Molding apparatus— Blacking-molds do Hollow ware do Machines do Ordnance and project- do iles. Pipe-cores do Pipes do Pipes — Horizontal do Screw-threads do Vehicle- wheels do Wheels do Molding — Axles Woodworking-Machines Cigars Tobacco Clamped- work Wood working- Machines Devices Caoutchouc and Minor Plas- tics. Hand-feed Woodworking-Machines Lateral-feed do Machines and articles.. Paper-Making Pattern-feed Woodworking-Machines Special-feed do Straight-feed do Moldings Carpentry Molds. '. Artificial Stone, Lime, and Cement. Molds ' Dentistry M olds Glass Molds and carriages Sugar and Salt Monuments Stone- Working Mops Brushing and Scrubbing Mop- wringers ' do - Mordants Bleaching and Dyeing Morse registers : Telegraphy Mortars - Ordnance Mortising — Auger-cutters Woodworking-Machines Chisel and auger cut- do ters. Chisel- cutters do Rotary cutters do Mosquito-nets and cano- Beds -.-■ pies. Motion of vessel ■ Marine Propulsion Motor part along track .. Electricity. Electric Rail- ways. Motors ! Electricity. Mo tire-Power . Motors — i Alternatiug do Alternating — Condensers do Distorted fi eld j do Rotary field do Starters do For elevators ■ Hydraulic Motors g-s (3 185 29 110 31 54 31 163 31 69 31 87 31 26 31 62 i81 26 31 19 6 178 15 67 2 140 1 53 3 118 .3 18 3 .90 3 59 3 140 3 10 3 25 3 74 3 11 3 15 3 40 3 13 3 11 3 14 3 140 3 55 3 11 3 20 3 171 3 4 3 59 3 78 3 8 3 16 3 14 3 34 3 17 29 144 2 89 29 117 15 69 29 50 29 207 15 199 29 114 29 196 29 60 29 127 15 64 20 397 15 34 6 111 25 9 27 133 27 49 6 31 16 6 22 62 29 55 29 147 29 5H 29 180 8 12 22 19 26 346 26 37 26 17 26 18 26 34 26 22 26 432 9 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 77 Sub-clasa. Claas. Motors — [ For jacka 1 For presses | Hand- operating devices Manually-operated Mechauical, miscellane-; ous. Reciprocating Spring 1 Tread-power | Motor-vehicles Mounting Moath-niirrors Mouthpieces ; Mouthpieces i Movement cure ' Mowers — , Anomalies Center-cut ' Frontdnt— j One wheel Two wheels Lawn Kear-out — One wheel Two wheels Reciprocating-gear Thrust-cut Mud guards. Dress and Muffs and mufflers I Mules and jacks j Multicolor-machines ' Multicolor-machines — Bed and c.ylinder Bed and cylinder — Multiple impression . Bed and platen Rotary Rotary — Multiple printing couple. Supplemental forms Multiple-cylinder Multiple-piston Multiplex Musical blocks Musical-instrument work Music-boxes Musicians' cases Mustache-guards Mutes. Dampers and— Violin Muzzle-loaders Nail and ear cleaners Nail- distributers Nail-extrac t ors — Claw Nipper Nail-beads, ornamental . . Nail -plate feeders Nails and spikes Napkin-holders Napkin-supporters Napping Nasal douches Nautical signals Necktie- fasteners Neckties Neck-yokes Needle-clamps Needle holders and cases Needles Needles Needles Needle-threaders Nether garments Netting Newspaper-files Nippers Nipples Nipples and gnaids Nitro compounds Nose-rings and ringing- tools. Notation Note-sheets for seLf-play- ing instruments. Nozzles Numbering-machines Numberin g-m achi nes — Form attachment Hands Measurers and markers Nnrsing-bottles Nut-crackers Nuts and washers Hydraulic Motors do Electricity. Motive-Power, Railway Rolling-Stock Mechanical Motors Electricity. Motive-Power Railway Rolling-Stock do Carriages and "Wagons Photography Dentistry Music Tobacco Surgery Harvesters . do o g .do . -do . .do . do do do do Velocipedes . Apparel Spinning — Pilnting .do . .do . .do. .do. .do . do Steam-Engines do , Telegraphy Music Hardware-Making Coin-Controlled Apparatus. Baggage Toilet Music Firearms Toilet Nails and Spikes Woodworking-Tools do Nails and Spikes do do Kitchen and Tahle Articles Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons Cloth-Finishing Surgery Signals Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons Apparel Carriages and Wagons Se wing-Machines ". . - . Surgery Apparel Knitting and Netting Se wing-Machines Apparel . ., do i Knitting and Netting ■. Bookbinding Metal- Working Tools Surgery Firearms Explosives Care of Live Stock Music .. do. Water-Distribution Printing do do do Surgery VegetahleCutters and Crush- ers. Metal Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, and Screws. 52 180 155 n 151 126 16 7 34 22 8 23 108 46 31 104 I 60 435 293 •22 172 204 17 23 243 59 82 8 21 7 22 39 33 23 45 41 109 142 89 ]ji3 289 15 75 102 13 40 500 209 252 40 18 62 65 70 27 339 36 119 71 34 17 195 112 25 17 328 Sab-clasB. Class. 24 13 29 29 13 13 13 8 11 21 22 11 24 10 24 e 24 21 24 24 24 21 5 14 6 22 6 2 5 5 9 17 17 17 17 6 25 13 Metal Bolts, Nuts, Eivets, and Screws. Metal- Working Tools do -do. .do. do do Brakes and Gins Boats Surgery Dentistry Measxrring-Instruments Gas Nuts and washers- Making Nut-wrenches — Pivoted and spring jaw Ratchet-wbeel Rigid-jaw Rigid-socket and axle- nut. Sliding-jaw Wheel Oakum.machines Oars and oar-locks Obstetrics Obtunders Odometers Oil Oil ! Pumps Oil and water ] Gas Oil and water — Generators — ' Cupola ■ do Relractory I do Retort 1 do on-dispensing tanks Packaging and Dispensing Liquids. Oil-dispensing tanks — Cabinet i do Drainers I do Drainers — Pumps I do Pumps — Inclosed Followers Nozzles — Pivoted Suction Vent Pressure Pressure — Blow Bulb Piston Pump Siphon j do Oil-distributers j Ships Oil indicators and fillers I Lamps and Gas-Fittings Olivers 1 Metal-Forging Opener-beaters Carding Opener-evening mechan- ' do ism. Open vats Bleaching and Dyeing Opera-glasses ; Corn-Controlled Apparatus . Opera- glasses Optics Operating , Ordnance Operative I Dentistry .do. .do . -do . .do. -do . .do. .do. .do . .do . .do. Optometers - Ore and coal — Coal-breakers Crashers Ice-crushera , Ice picks and shavers. Separators- Dry Jiggers Magnetic Washers Sifters and screens Stamps Ore-detectors Optics . Mills. .do. .do. .do. .do. -do . .do . .do. .do. -do . Organ-actions Organ- action s — Eiectropneumatic do Pneumatic do Organ and piano, com- do bined. Organ-bellows do Organ-cases do Organic Fertilizers . Organ-pipes Music Organs — - Pedal-bass I do Electricity. Special Appli- cations. Music Pipe. Reed Reed— With pipes Steam Organ stop-actions . Organ-swells Organ wind-chests . Ornameutal chains - . Ornamental chains . Ornamental wire fabric, Sec. Ornamentation Ornamentation — Metal .do . .do . do do do do .... do Jewelry MetalPersonalWear. Jewelry- . . Glass Fine Arts. Mak- 257 73 166 35 85 59 10 230 36 14 101 102 62 30 14 14 14 14 14 14 21 ^ 6 20 23 31 142 30 208 14 18 35 51 31 10 16 16 17 3 28 55 50 17 22 212 6 54 213 20 49 56 217 33 83 210 99 171 799 202 267 9 65 6 66 22 48 59 64 19 35 148 18 4 76 30 3 166 40 280 128 32 32 32 32 22 30 13 21 21 6 14 30 22 20 30 35 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 16 78 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-claas. Class. Ornaraentinfc Metal- Ornamenting Ornamenting Paper-Making Ornamenting cloth. i Fine Arts Oscillating | Hydraulic Motors Oscillating I Pumps Oscillating ' Steam-Engines Oscillating propellers Marine Propulsion Osier -peelers ' "Woodworking-Machines . Oval njrms AVood-Turntuj Ovens — Bakers' Domestic Overcoming dead-centers Ox-yokes Oyster-culture {See Fishing, oyster- , culture. ) I Oyster-dredges [ do {See Fishing, oyster- I dredges.) | Oyster- openers ! Kitchen and Table Articles Oyster rakea and tongs .-! Fishing and Trapping ^ (See Fishing, oyster j rakes and'tongs.) j Package- carriers ! Baggage Package-handles do Stoves and Furnaces . do Machine Elements Harness Fishing and Trapping braid and Cordage . Tobacco . .do. Locks and Latches . .do. -do . -do. .do. -do- .do. .do . .do. .do. .do. .do. .do. Packagin yarn. Packing Packing- Chemicals Chemicals Compound and textile . . Steam-Engines — Furniture Furniture Paddle-Tvheels— | Feathering-blades , Marine Propulsion Fitting and driving do Form and construction Padlocks Padlocks — Alarm Divided. shackle Indicator Indicator — Pivoted -shackle Permutation Permutation — Pivoted-shackle Sliding- shackle Pin Pivoted-shaiCkle Pivoted-shackle — Sliding-bolt Kotating- shackle Seal Sliding- shackle j do Pads I Crinoline and Corsets Pails ' Packing and Storing Vessels (See Paper vessels, , pails.) 1 Pails and strainers Dairy Paint-bream ers Stoves and Furnaces Paintino;, decorative Fine Arts Paint-mixers < Painting Paint-tubes, collapsible . . Packing and Storing Vessels (See Metallic vessels, ; paint-tubes, collapsi- ble.) Pan and boiler Pan and scraper Panels and wainscoting. Panification Pans Pans — Ash Bake Frying Pantographs Paper-board Paper boxes — Angular Packing and Storing Vessels Angular — Blanks, plural do Compartment do Compartment — Folded do End folds , do End laps do Side and end folds do Side and end laps do Side folds do Side folds and end i do laps. Side laps I do Slide !. do Stays I do Paper-clips i Stationery Paper-damping machines . [ Printing ^ Driers , do .... Carpentry . Preserving Driers Stoves and Furnaces . , do do Drafting Paper-Making 6 PI 22 106 76 69 76 187 99 15 38 205 228 51 75 67 165 13 191 108 122 3 9 11 37 42 41 48 11 111 68 16 102 73 63 27 159 27 3 73 99 43 120 24 59 205 97 30 122 45 76 25 46 148 18 67 31 20 77 55 20 240 18 22 Sub-class. Class. o S Paper- dam ping ma- chines- Winders Paper-fasteners Paper-hanging machines Paper-making machines . Paper vessels — Bags Bags — Closures . Printing. Clasps, Buckles, and. Buttons Paper- Making do Packing and Storing Vessels .do . Square-bottom | do . ...do . Barrels . Boxes- Curved do . Curved — Compartment do. Pails I do . Paper-weights < Stationery ParafiSne j Mineral Oils . . Parallel-rulers i Drafting Paper-Making Parchment Partitions. Sidings and— ■ Concrete TQe Passenger-cars , (See Cars, passenger.) Pas try .boards Pattern- chains , Pattern.exhibitors . . Paving-tiles , Paving-tools | Paving Pawls and ratchets Machine Elements Fireproof Buildings do Bailway Eolling-Stock . Bread, Cracker, and Lozenge Making "Weaving Advertising Clay and Pottery Peat-machines - Pedal-bass organs Pedal piano-actions. .. Pedals Pedals — Auxiliary Guards , Locks Pedals and cranks ... Pedestals Pedestals (See Trucks.) Peelers and mashers. Peg-floats . Pegging-jacks . Pegging-machines- INails and pegs . . Wire Pen and pencil cases Pencil-cases Pencil-clasps Pencils Pencil- sharpeners Pencil-wood. Making. . . Pen-cleaners Pendulum-escapements.. Pendulums Penholders Penmanship Pen racks and cleaners .. Pens Pens — Fountain Pencils and holders Stylographic Perforated rolls and spray-jets. Perforating , Perforaiing and lace pa- per. Perforators {See Hand-stamps, per- forators.) Permutation -locks Permutation -locks — Dials Hasp Keyhole-guards. Knob-pins Operating-handle Pushpin Rotating tumblers. Sliding tumblers. Spindles Till-Locks Personal wear Pessaries . Pharmaceutical . Phonographs . Phosphates . Photographic . Fuel. Music .. do. do . do do do Velocipedes Lamps and G-as-Fittings. . Railway Eolling-Stock Vegetable Cutters and Crush- ers. Boots and Shoes do , do do do Stationery do do do do Woodworkin g- Machin es . Stationery Horology do Stationery Educational Appliances. . Stationery do .do. Sheet- Metal Ware. Making.' Stationery Bleaching and Dyeing Telegraphy Paper-Manufactures - Printing 24 150 62 310 35 54 119 38 102 14 27 28 55 86 25 15 76 92 179 143 6 10 35 33 14 11 103 52 67 73 78 270 500 400 220 155 : 155 . 95 137 294 ! 11 , 80 ! 56 103 241 79 80 161 333 11 I 79 : 58 18 154 23 Locks and Latches. Surgery . do'.. Coin- Controlled Apparatus - Fertilizers Coin -Con trolled Apparatus . SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 79 SuL-cIasa. Glass. Photometers Optics Phot-osculpture I Photography Pianissimo devices j Music Piano-actions , do Piano-actions — Dampers I do Flanges ! do Frames j do Hammers j do Pedal I do Plectram ! .- do Piano agraffes and bridges do , Piano attacbments do Piano-cases , do Piano-frames ! do Piano-legs i do — Pianos i do Pianos^ j Sostenuto do Violin i do Without strings do Piano sounding-boards do Piauo-stringing do Piano tuning-pins ; do , Piano -tuning-pins — | Coupling-clamp do Direct-pull I do Lever I do Presser-deflectors | do Push-rod and carrier . . ; do Worm-gear ' do Pidier-checks : "Weaving Pickers ^ Carding Pickers | Weaving , Pickling and swilling 1 Coating with Metal Picks and mattocks Tools and Implements [ Making Picks for zithers I Music Picture- frames I Fine Arts Picture-hangers Furniture Picture-hangers- do Fine Arts Photography Picture-supports ..j Fine Arts..'. Pie crimpers and trim- i Bread, Cracker, and Lozenge mers. I Making. Piers, bridges ! Bridges Piraients | Painting Pile-drivers Hydraulic Engineering Pile-drivers— i Jigs do Monkey ' do Piston I do Sinking ■ do Adjustable Pictures Pictures Swinging-hammer . Piles- Metallic Protected Pill-machines -do. .do . -do. Caoutchoucand Minor Plas- tics. Beds , do Apparel - Eailway Kolling-Stock . Pillows Pillow-sham holders Pin and needle cases Pmch-bars {See Car-movers.) Pinking Pins Pins. Making [ Needles and Pins Pins. Papering ! do Pipe-cleaners Tobacco Apparel . Toilet. Railway -Brakes . Water-Distribution Pipe- couplings {See Fluid-pressure train-pipe coui)lings.i Pipe-couplings — Detachable , Detachable and flexible do , Permanent ' do. Valved , do Pipe-cutters— ' Inside Metal- Working Tools. . Outside do Pipe-espanders do Pipe-hangers ., | Stoves and Fornaces-.- Pipe-organs ' Music , Pipes and stems Tobacco Pipes— j On reed-organs Music Organ ; do Soap-bubble Games and Toys Pipe-wrenches — i Chain Metal- Working Tools . Espanding-jaw ! do , Pivoted-jaw , do Pivoted-jaw — j With cutter ! do Kigid-jaw and spanner.; , do l-s 16 303 16 20 21 20 10 7 95 23 72 57 3 100 27 15 54 67 37 14 32 13 11 9 6 58 286 71 10 125 18 20 11 31 41 103 96 17 10 170 17 43 7 730 366 187 146 116 178 66 35 265 18 19 17 75 27 471 30 36 Sub-class. Class. Pipe-wrenches — Sliding-jaw Silding-jaw — With cutter Pistol-swords Piston Piston Piston -packing, metallic. Pistons Pistons , Pitch-boards Pitchers Pitchers— Tilting-frame Pitchforks ; casks Pitching Pitmen Fitters, corers, and eye- cutters. Pivoted seed-cups Pivoted teeth Pivoted tooth-bars Plaiting Planer attachments Planer-chucks Metal- Working Tools. do Firearms Fluid-Pressure Regulators. - Steam-Engine Valves Steam-Engines Pumps Steam-Engines Measuring-Instruments ... Kitchen and Table Articles. -do . Planers — Beveling Reciprocating bed or cutter. Rotary-cylinder Rotary-disk Rotating bed or cutters Sliding Planimeters Planing and matching... Planing and sawing Planographic machines . . Planographic machines- Bed and cylinder Rotary Planters — Corn Cotton Foot Hand Hand- Oscillating Reciprocating Rotating Potato Potato— Walking Walking Waiting- Vibrating hoppers - . . Plant frames and houses Plant-stands Plant-stands — Revolving Plastering -do . -do. Seeders and Planters . do do do .do . .do . .do . -do. .do . -do. .do Trees, Plants, and Flowers. do Plastering — Fiber Implements Retarders Plasters Plastics, minor composi- tions. Plastic splints Plate Plate Plate and window PJate-holders Plate-holders— Magazine Plate-lifters Plate-machines — Bed and cylinder Bed and platen Rotary Traveling-bed Plates and bars Platform adjustments. . . Platl'orms Playing-cards Pleasure-railways Plectrum, piano - actions - Pliers Pliers — Rod and bolt cutters. . Smiths' tongs Plotters Plow-irons do Artificial Stone, Cement. Lime, and do do do Medicines Caoutchouc and Minor Plas- tics. Ai-tiflcial Limbs Printing ; Type- Writing Machines Glass Photography .do . Kitchen and Table Articles . Printing do do do Metal- Rolling Harvester's Stoves and Furnaces . . Games and Toys Railways Music - Metal- Working Tools . 158 30 11 163 81 400 189 26 37 223 Tools and Implements. Making Washing Apparatus Machine Elements Vegetable Cutters and Crush- ers. Seeders and Planters Harrows and Diggers do Apparel • Woodworking- Machines Metal Turning, Planing, and Milling. I Woodworking-Machines I Metal Turning, Planing, and | MilUng. Woodworking-Machines I --. do I Metal Turning, Planing, and j Milling. I Woodworking-Machines Measuring- Instrument 3 , Woodworking- Machines I do Printing 29 27 370 12 91 25 IS 1 KB 1 164 1 lay 2+ 31 29 31 13 do do Drafting '. Tonla and Implements Making 114 50 ! 29 13 13 63 ! 29 8 1 23 12-3 I 29 32 1 29 31 I 17 25 17 18 17 1770 354 78 270 30 121 37 1167 4B 103 116 77 155 35 17 14 17 8 17 15 17 175 88 57 72 7 96 100 I 14 34 I 14 81 23 104 ' 13 8o SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Subclass. Claas. Plows Plows Plows — Ditching Mole Bevolving Shovel Side-hill Steam Wheel Pluffgers Plungers- Air Angle attachments — Hand-operated Power-operated Plug-making Plugs Plnmb-bobs Plungers Pnenmatic Pneumatic organ actions Pneumatic propellers Pneumatic railways Pneumatic railways — Dispatch-carriers Dispatch-tuhes Motor-charging Pneumatic self -playing instruments. Pnenmatic signals Pneumatic signals '[ Signals Pneumatic signals- Automatic Railways Pneumatic switches do Pocket-book fasteners ! Packing and Storing Vessels and frames. | Pocket-book holders do do Lamps and Gas-Fittings Apparel Plows Stoves and Furnaces do do ;. do do do , do do Dentistry do do do do Tobacco do Measuring- Instruments - Seeders and Planters Ordnance Music Marine Propulsion Pneumatics do. do. do. Music .. Railways . Pocket.books Pocket.Kghters Pockets . - Points Pokers. Shovels, tongs, and Pokes Poles and shafts Poles and shafts — Convertible Pole-tips Polycycles — Figure Propulsion — Axle-couplings Crank and chain Crank and gear Crank and pitman . . . Lever and crank Lever and ratchet . . . Lever, crank, and gear, or chain. Lever, ratchet, and gear, or chain. Miscellaneous ... Rack and pinion Rowing-machines. - - . Spring- frame Steering devices Polygonal forms Portable Portable Portable Portable cross-overs Portable houses Portable nursery-fences , Portable signals Portable track Portfolios Portfolios — RoU Positive-lock Postage and revenue stamps. Post-hole diggers, trans- planters. Post-office boxes Posts Posts — Care of Live Stock Carriages and Wagons. .do. -do- Yelocipedes . Metal Plastic Wood Braces — Lateral Longitudinal - Metal Plastic Wood Pot and lid lifters. -do . -do . .do. .do . .do. -do . .do . -do- do do do do do Wood-Turning Roofing Steam-Engines Towers Railways Carpentry Furniture Railways do Packing and Storin g Vessels do Railway-Brakes Bookbinding Harrows and Diggers. Stationery Lamps and Gas-Fittings . . . Fences.. do do. .do. -do . .do. .do. .do. Stoves and Furnaces . 907 157 136 46 430 315 189 1284 10 38 19 61 62 119 54 14 87 68 66 50 28 11 124 21 75 45 88 51 16 44 104 19 101 _ 81 151 117 146 272 37 106 78 16 89 46 16 148 74 19 14 15 33 53 82 130 6 13 81 5 12 36 33 9 9 80 171 81 12 Sub-class. Class. US 49 286 1 41 1 45 .do. -do. -do. -do. .do . -do. -do. .do. -do . -do . Mills , .do. .do. 104 I 19 i Potash. Soda and Potato-diggers Potato-diggers — Bearing-wheel separa- tors. Endless-carrier , End less- carrier — Receptacles , Plow and screen Plow-clearers , Plow, vibrating screens Screen-cylinders Si f ting-wheels, side-de- livery. Spiral conveyers Toothed -drain Potato-planters Pots and kettles Pots and tools Pot-sleepers Pottery a rticles Pottery-kilns Pottery -machines Poultry-culture Powder — Blasting Gun Power-hammers Practice violins Precipitating Preparing grain — Processes Steaming and dampen- ing. Preparing seed Preserving Preserving — Cold.... Exclusion of air Press-copying Press-copying — Damping Press-dyeing Pressor bars and rolls Presser feet and lifters - . Presses Presses — Baling — Articles and attach- ments — Bale-band tighten- ers. Bale-ejectors Bales and bale-cov- ers. Binders Boxes and frames.. Brakes Condensers Discharge-end con- tracting devices. Division -blocks and block-insert- ers. Feeders Indicators Movable bale-boxes Plungers Eetainers Belt and roller Plunger — Cam Crank and pitman . Lever Back barandpinion Batchet and grap- ple bar. Bebounding Screw Thrust-bar Toggle-joint Toggle-joint — Inverted I do Windlass 1 do Screw _ do - Bundling — In leugtbs In lengths — Shingles Wool Can-filling machines . . Copying — Fluid- pressure Hand-impressing . . . Hand-impressing — Book-flexure Boiler mechanism. . . Cbemicala Harrows and Diggers. Seeders and Planters . Stoves and Furnaces.. Painting Riiilways Clay and Pottery do do Care of Live Stock — Explosives do Metal- Forging Music Coating with Metal. Seeders and Planters Hides, Skins, and Leather. Preserving . do Printing Bleaching and Dyeing — Woodworking-Machines Sewing- Machines Glass Presses . .do . .do. .do. .do . -do. .do . -do. -do. .do. .do . -do . .do . -do . .do . 189 66 63 95 164 34 114 20 52 23 91 121 148 50 100 66 37 176 146 114 81 151 4 100 54 66 25 42 246 14 53 39 122 119 80 13 2 59 2 35 2 77 2 1 2 3 2 44 4 71 2 5 53 83 64 93 91 131 215 395 59 385 95 196 6 24 43 130 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 8i Sub-class. Class. Sub- class. Class. Presses- Expressing — Articles and attacli- ments — , Boxes and frames. . Presses Cake-formers do Cake-strippers do Cake-trimmers do Mats do * . , Belt do Belt and plunger do Belt and roller do Bisk do Plnnger — Cam do Crank and pitman do Lever do , Eackbar and pinion do Eatchet and grap- do pie bar. Screw do Toggle-joint do Windlass do Holler do Screw do "With on t operating do mechanism. Packing — Cheese do Continuous-compres- do aion. Silos do Single-compression do Pressing Cloth -Finiahing Pressing Metal-Ornamenting Pressure-gages Measuring-Instraroents . . . Pressure -gages — Bourdon do Diaphragm do Piston do Pressure mechanism Safes Primers Projectiles Printing Telegraphy Printing and vignetting . Photography Printing appliances Hardware-Making Printing couple appli- Printing ances. Printing couple appli- ances— Anti-offset devices do Blankets do Priskets and fingers do Grippers do Printing — Mechanical Photography Multiple-wheel Telegraphy \'nieel .do ..- Piisms Optics Processes Artificial Stone, Lime, and Cement. Processes Brakes and Gins Processes Caoutchouc and MinorPlas- tics. Processes Driers Processes Jewelry Processes Mineral Oils Processes Painting Processes Paper-Making Processes Photography Processes Printing Processes — Chemical Mineral Oils Injecting gases do Kesiduum do "Washing and Filtering do Producers Gaa Projectiles Projectiles Props. Stays and Trees, Plants, and Flowers. Protecting shores Hydraulic Eugineering Protractors Drafting Provision- safes Fiu'uituro Provision-safes — Knockdown do Revolving do Window do Prunine-implements Cutlery ',, Pnddlers' balls Metal-'RoUing Puddling-hearths Metallurgy Puddling-hearth 8— Chills and bottoms do Doors and bits do Png-mills Clay and Pottery '.'.'.. Pulleys Journal-Boses, Pulleys, and Shafting. Pulleys— ^ Expansible do Grip do L i 93 1 2 ,' 12 2 il 2 n 1 a : 88 o 34 o 4 y 53 2 21 2 SO 18 14 8 25 10 177 8 36 102 2 147 2 23 2 149 2 80 21 40 14 100 23 54 84 31 29 17 22 17 15 17 27 17 87 6 131 10 257 16 1 30 14 i 21 119 ' 15 20 ' 28 22 5 9 ' 31 98 i 31 15 6 17 247 03 31 31 31 31 31 22 1 4 72 23 42 ; 8 43 16 21 67 247 14 25 15 21 7 i 271 30 : 13 68 I 3 3 3 15 304 i 12 28 : 31 I Pulleys — Lubricating . Journal-Boxes, Pulleys, and ! Shafting. do Paper- Mating 16 20 88 22 87 16 U2 6 76 13 33 17 59 ' 12 30 . 13 Split Pulp -engines and bed plates. I Pulp washing and strain- do ing. Pumping Steam-Engines Pumping — Duplex do Pumps, miacellaneousi Pumps parts. Punches Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons Punches Metal Punching and Shear- ing. Punching do Punching- cutters Woodworking- Machines Punch ing -ma chines — Crank Metal Punching and Shear- ■ ing. Foot-lever -do Hammer do Hand-lever do Rotary do Screw do Puppet Steam-Engine Yalves. ...... Purifiers — Boxes Gas Compounds do Condensers do Miscellaneous do Processes . . : do Revivif^-ing do Trays do Washers and scrubbers do AVashers and scrub- bers — Float do Reciprocating do Rotary do PurifyiDg coal Fuel Purifying water Chemicals Purses ..'. Packing and Stoilng "Vessels Push-bar Driers Putting out and stretch- Hides, Skins, and Leather.. ing. Putting out and stretch- ing — Stretching-frames do Puzzles and magic Games and Toj-s Pyro - magneto - electric Electricity. Generation devices, P jTotechnic compounds . ' Explosives Pyrotechnic signals Sisals Quadruples Tmegrapby Quicksilver Metallurgy Quilting Sewing-Machines Quilting-frames Furniture Race-courses Coin -Con trolled Apparatus. Racks and pinions Machine Elements , Racks and rests Kitchen and Table Articles. Racks and stands Driers Radiophones Telephony Rafting and booming Boats Rag dusters and engines. Paper-Making Rail Railway-Brakes Rail-braces Railways Rail-grippers Rail way -Brakes Rail-joints— , Boxes ; Railways Bridge-pieces — Base do Tread do Joint-chairs do Miscellaneous do Scarf do Splice-bars do Splice-bars- Girder do Threadless bolts do Truss do Web-blocks do Kailroad-rails Metal-Rolling RaUs Railways Rails- Compound do Rack do Railway Electric Signaling Railway — I Block do I Block systems do Cab do Cab— Sectional-rail do Car Telegi-aphy Chairs Wagon, Car, and Track Iroiia 279 1 12 182 12 99 15 133 15 I 328 18 103 , 18 107 9 300 11 60 14 IfiO 14 159 29 24 14 16 14 20 14 58 14 13 14 33 14 57 18 16 31 20 31 24 31 15 31 15 31 9 31 26 31 65 31 5 31 4 31 30 31 10 15 75 6 41 32 2 28 28 31 35 31 346 7 11 26 14 6 73 22 89 16 42 3 178 24 147 8 12 14 461 12 31 8 54 28 8 16 66 22 26 15 19 34 38 129 4 157 4 254 4 28 4 82 4 175 4 41 4 94 4 21 4 29 4 79 n 163 4 160 4 21 4 133 16 129 16 64 16 48 16 185 16 75 16 41 13 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sulj-clasa. Class. Railway^ Gates Gates — Automatic mast- Cattle- guards . - . Electric Mast Platform -guards Pneumatic Kecking Fences. -do . .do. .do. -do . -do. .do . .do . Sliding do Swinging do Yertically -moving do Sectional-rail Electric Signaling Tank-feeders | Pumps Track-instruments ; Electric Signaling Kain-gages i Measuring-Instruments ... Kaising sunken vessels - - 1 Ships Kake and harrow irons -- j Tools and Implements. Making Kakers, hand Bakes Kakes— Horse Hakes and tedders, com- bined. liams Ranges Razors - Harvesters Harrows and Diggers . Harvesters . do Pumps Stoves and Furnaces. C atlery Reading : Educational Appliances Reamers Reamers and drifts Reciprocating Reciprocating brakes . . . Reciprocating die-car- riers — Electrical Mechanical Artesian and Oil AVells . Metal Boring and Drilling. Hydraulic Motors Brakes and Gins Matrix-Making do Reciprocating propellers Marine Propulsion Reciprocating tools ' Hides, Skins, and Leather.. Recorders ^ Electric Signalin ~ Measuring-Instruments . Recorders Recorders Fare do Manual i do Passenger do Pressure do Speed do Steam-engine indicators! do Recording atta,chments .. I Music Reducing and separating. I Metallurgy . Reducing and 3 e par at- ' ing — I Aluminium ! do Apparatus ' do Copper do Desilverizing lead do Desulphurizing ores do Disintegrating ores do Flux do Gold and silver do Manganese do Nickel and cobalt do Ore bricks do Sodium do Reed Telegraphy . Reed-hoards Music Reed-organ attachments do Reed-organs do Reed-orgaus— Folding I do "With pipes do Reeds , Reeds and reed-makinff. Reeling and furling saUs Reels Reels Reels Reels — Skein Tray-carrier Winding Reels and spools Refining fat oils Refining salt do "Weaving Ships Cordage Harvesters Paper-Manufactures . Driers , do *-.. do Wire-Working Oils, Fats, and Glue Sugar and Salt Refining sugar do Reflectors — Hooded Lamps and Gas Fittings — Miscellaneous do Side ; do , Refracting attachments..: do Refrigerator-buildings - . . ' Refrigeration Refrigerator-cars ! do 79 21 Sub-class. Class. ^2 g-9 Metallurgy do ". Measuring-Instruments . do .do. .do . .do. Wood-Turning do Generation. Refrigerators Refrigeration . Regenerators— Double-surface Single -surface Registering ballot-boxes Registers RegistoT's — Fare Game Passenger Regular forms — Lateral-movement Longitud inal-move- ment. Regulators— , Alternating Electricity. Alternating— Compounding do ... Brush-adjustment do . . . Circuit-iDterruption do ... Compounding-raa- do... chines. Compound winding do . . . Counter electromotive do ... force. j Engine control ' do ... Magnetic reluctance do Reducing sparks Resistance Sectional winding Transmitting mechan ism. Regulators and spacers. Rein-buttons Rein-holders Rein-suijports i do Relays and repeaters . Telephony Kelays and sounders , Telegraphy Rentleriug Oils, Fats, and Glue Renovating dress Bleaching and Dyeing Repairing and capping j Wagon, Car,aud Tracklrons, rails. Horology Telegraphy Wood-Sawing Metal Turning, Planing, and Milling. Rests- Foot Chairs . Hand Stationery . Head Chairs . Retort i Driers . . . Retort-chargers ! Gas Retort gas-furnaces do . . Retort-hds do . Retorts and settings do . . Retorts and settings— i Attachments do . . ■ Cleaning , do -t Domestic plants : do . Retorts do .do . -do . .do . .do . Dentistry. Haraess .. do ... Repeaters. Repeaters . Resawing . Rests 35 75 46 436 243 76 95 78 57 23 134 20 64 22 I I 36 19 17 161 61 27 75 I 300 100 35 , 241 125 15 I 30 51 48 59 105 Retouching Reversing-valves Revolvers Revolvers — Locks Revolving-hook machines Revolving hooks Revolving horse-rakes— . Flop-over Wheel Photography Steam-Engiiie Valves , Firearms do Sewing-Machines . d6 Harvesters j do j Reworking ' Metal-Rolling Rheostats Electricity. Conductors - . ' Ribbon-clasps . Clasps, Buckles, aud Buttons; Kibhon mechanism , Type-Writing Machines j Ribs and stretchers j TTmbrellaa and Canes Ridgera Plows 4 28 65 i 28 4 28 26 ' 14 105 ' 31 28 i 6 102 28 ■■ Rifling .. Rigging - Ring-frames . Ridges Roofiiig ■- . - - Riding-saddles Harness Rifling Arms and Projectiles. Mak- ing Firearms Cloth-Finishing Spinning ,■ Rings Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons Rings- Ear Jewelry Finger do Rings and travelers Spinning. Riveting Metal-Forging Road-rammers ■ Paving Roasters — Blasting ! Metallurgy Hearths '■■ do Hearths — [ Rotary | do !)H R 1)2 5 1(18 R 40 28 57 31 :« 31 fiS 31 36 31 31 31 21 31 41 31 142 31 98 634 18 '■ 141 ' 68 , 105 ' 134 72 157 75 65 106 29 28 300 14 27 16 86 300 109 109 138 158 29 21 21 18 *ReissTiea. SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-clasa. Class. Roaatera— Kilns Muffles Kev^olving — Cylinders Retorts Sbaft and shelf Stirrers — Endless-cbain Reciprocating Rotary Screw Roasting and smelting heartbs. Rock-drills Rockets Rocking frames Kod-packing Rods for wire RoUer-beiirings (See Trucks, also wbeels. ) Roller-dies Roller-gins Rollers and barrows Roller-skates Rollers, land Roller-tools RoU-bolders Rolling Rolling- Cross Hoppers Longitudinal Miscellaueous Pins Metallurgy . do ..... .do. -do . .do . .do. -do . .do . .do . .do. o d Steam-Engines Projectiles Hides, Skins, and Leather. Steam-Engines M<.tal-RolTius Railway Rolling-Stock 30 16 45 309 37 53 450 148 Metal-Drawing Brakes and Gins Harrows and Diggers Games and Toys Harrows and Diggers Sheet-Metal Ware. Making. Photography Metal-Oraamenting Spiral Rolling and embossing. . . Rolls Rolls or webs — Continuous- motion , hand. In tenupted -motion, hand. Roofings and coverings, composition. Roofs Roofs — Fireproof Root-guards Rope machines. Cord and Rossing bark Rotary Rotary Rotary — Alternating-piston en- gines. Brakes — Breakers and crushers Rotary brakes Scutchers Concentric - piston en- gines. Cylinders Die-carriers Disk Double-piston Eccentric - piston e n - gines. Engines Feathering Impact- en gines Machines Machines Machines— Associators * Associators — ' Stop-sheet ' Associators and fold- | ers. j Machines and associ- i atora. Machines and deliv- eries. I Machines and folders j Machines, associ a 1 toi'S, and folders. [ Non -perfecting j Reversing and per- ! fecting. Rotary conical print- ing coupler. Molds Metal-Tuhe Manufacture... Seeders and Planters M etal-Tube Manufacture . . . Metal-Rolling Bread, Cracker, and Lozenge Making. Metal-Tube Manufacture. Hides, Skins, and Leather Driers , Painting. -do. Composite Roofings and Cov- erings. Roofing Fireproof Buildings Trees, Plants, and Flowers Cordage , Woodworking-Machines Hydraulic Motors Steam-Boilers Steam-Engines. Brakes and Gins. do do Steam-Engines Hides, Skins, and Leather. Matrix-Making Driers Pumps Steam-Engines do Hydraulic Motors . Steam-Engines Linotyping Printing -do . -do . .do . .do . -do . , do . do . do. .do . do Metal-Founding 1.32 109 370 47 75 61 47 195 55 140 32 41 54 7 14 5 274 51 22 3 242 30 431 17 46 135 83 712 63 42 2 263 IGO 34 18 93 9 1S2 18 S 30 26 17 Subclass. Rotary^ Oscillating -piston en- gines. Reciprocating • pi s t o n engines. Single-piston Yalves Wabbling-piston en- gines. Rotating tools Roundabouts i Routing Routing-pattern [ Rubber , Rubber — Hard Soft Kubber-dam clamps Rudders ( 11 189 50 17 39 600 93 2 35 17 40 11 57 125 50 967 189 45 55 139 42 30 7 70 26 153 44 7 27 70 46 33 200 360 450 12 340 14 75 15 70 19 12 12 27 6 67 138 45 13 552 18 178 86 91 176 4 173 14 171 66 139 422 41 126 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 87 Sub-class. Class. Spelter— Processes Metall nr ^ Retorts | do . Stacks I do . Mea surin g-In sti'uments . Nails aud Spikes Spinning do , .do . .do . Sphygmoscopes Spikes. Making Spindle-driTiug devices. Spindles and appurte- nances. Spindles and bearings — Bolsters Combined bearings . . . SleeTe-whirls and stand- do ards. Spindles and bearings . , ' Steps Spinners' and weavers' appliances. Spinning Spinning-tops Spiral i Driers Spiral tool-drivers \ ^Yoodwo^king-Tools do do Hardware-Making. Sheet-Metal Ware. Making Games and Toys Spiral -weld . Spirometers Spittoons Spittoons- Covered Flushing Splices and joints - Splitting Splitting and bundling Spokes {See "Wheels.) Spoke-sliaves Spoke-abaves — Adjustable-bit Metal-Tube Manufacture. .. Measuriug-Instruraonts Furniture , do do Carpentry Leatbor- Working Machin- ery. "Woodworking-Maobines . . . Hail way RoUin g- Stock "Wood working- T00I&. 31 20 10 7 142 76 145 77 253 81 59 70 59 101 8 39 20 3 118 46 12 54 110 74 29 ; 34 -do. Spoke-sockets Carriages and "SVagons Sponge-cups ' Stationery Sponging I Cloth-Fiuishing Spools Cordage Hardware-Making Carriages and Wagons . Spoons, manufacture of Spring-gear Spring-gears— Axle-cross do . Lever do . Longitudinal do . Side- bar cross ' do - Springs ' Beds... Springs ' Carriages and Wagons Springs Hardware-Making. . . . Springs : Kailway Eolling-Stock Si^rings — I 48 29 36 29 125 10 110 5 53 21 26 21 1 77 13 ! 215 10 j 123 10 104 10 in 354 ; 10 117 90 136 80 Bolster Braces aud equalizers . - Coil Coil and rubber Coil, cap and bed plates Conical volute BlUptio Elliptic Elliptic- Cap and bed plates . . Multiple-disk Pneumatic Platform Kubber Kubber — Cap and bed plates . . Shackles Torsion Zigzag Spurs and picks for self- playing instruments. Spurs aud stirrups Squares Squares — Center Folding Stackers Staffs Staffs— Erictiou-clutcb bandies Geared Locking-ratchets Katchet-bandles do Hatchet-handles — 1 Pivoted 1 do Screw Winding attachments-. Stair-covers Stair-curves Stair-rods and scourers . .. Stair.rods and securers — Buttons Fasteners Kods Carriages and Wagons . do Kailway Kolling-Stock. do do do Carriages and Wagons . Kailway Rolling.Stock. Carriages and Wagons . . . Railway Kolling-Stock . . do Carriages and Wagons . . . do Hail way Kolling-Stock... Music '. Harness Measuring-Instruments . do do Hoisting Kailway-Brakes . 135 123 39 38 102 29 172 24 29 35 138 10 30 64 ICl 13 22 125 10 13 34 10 10 34 34 34 ; 34 i 10 34 34 I 34 I 34 10 34 34 10 10 34 5 11 23 21 23 47 i 23 163 12 8 34 1 6 I 34 13 34 41 34 26 , 34 10 34 do do Carpentry Drafting Builders' Hardware . 14 34 7 34 26 29 17 23 84 20 « 20 13 20 14 20 Sub-class. Class. Stairs Stakes (See Cars, freight.) Stakes and targets Stalk-choppers Stalk-choppers— Draw-cut Keciprocating Revolving — Horizontal Vertical Vine-cutters Stalk-cutters .-. {See Corn-harvesters.) Stalk-pullers — Hand Wheel Stamping Stamping Stamps- Hand Postage aud revenue . . Stanchions Standards Standards Staples Staples— Making Starch Starching-machines Starters Starters and brakes Stays Stays and props Steading and feeding — Calf-feeders Combined troughs and racks. Feed-racks Feed-troughs Nose-bags Releasing devices Stall-floors Stalls, sheds, and pens Steam-actuated Steam and bleach chests Steam and vacuum pumps Steamboat-chimneys Steam-boiler and flue scrapers. Steam-boiler cleaners Steam-hammers Steaming-tables Steam-joint packing Steam-mufQers Steam-organs Steam-plows Steam-radiator attach- ments. Steam-radiators Steam sanding Steam steering Steam-tiaps Steelyards Steering and propulsion . Steering-heads aud han- dle bars. Steering mechani.'^m Steering mechanism — Hydraulic Pneumatic Rudders Wheels in channels . . . Steering -propellers, (ex- cept screw.) Stem-winders Stenciliug-machines Stencil-making pens Stencil-plates Step-ladders Step-laddei s — Store-service Steps Steps (See Cars.) Steps and foot-resls Stereoscopes Stereotyping Stereotyping — Casting-boxes Matrices aud materials Sterilizers, liquid Stenographic Stills Stills- Bottoms Carpentry Railway Rolling- Stock. Optics Ha arrows and Diggers. .do . -do . do do do Harvesters . gers. Harrows aud Dig do ". Hardware-Making Sheet-Metal Ware. Making Printing Bookbinding Care of Livestock Carriages and Wagons Plows Chains, Staples, and Horse- shoes. do Sugar and Salt Laundry Railway RoUing-Stot'k do Crinoline and Corsets Trees, Plants, and Flowers Care of Live Stock. do -do . -do . -do . .do . -do . -do . Steam-Engine Valves Bleaching and Dyeing Steam and Vacuum Pumps Ships Mills SteamBoilers Sleam-Engines Stoves and Furnaces. Steam-Eugiues , do , Music Plows Stoves and Furnaces do Steam-Engines , do do - , Measuring-Instruments Electricity. Motive-Power Velocipedes Ships do do -do - ...do Marine Propulsion . Horology Printing do do Fire Escapes and Ladders -do . Carriages aud Wagons. Railway RoUiug-Stock . Velocipedes . Optics Printing .do . -do - Stoves and Furnaces Type-Writing Machines . Mineral Oils l-a .do . 71 13 26 14 34 30 151 16 13 115 58 28 60 50 SO 98 112 46 18 60 149 53 274 281 11 117 42 250 106 75 48 86 403 48 227 13 222 247 146 22 5t 92 4 189 120 50 87 248 21 26 164 238 2 125 8 18 273 61 37 67 385 26 86 11 15 116 36 57 41 15 15 28 2 2 2 2 2 18 6 18 22 25 18 18 19 18 18 5 1 19 19 18 18 18 23 26 7 17 , 31 88 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-cla3S. Stills- Condensers Feeders Films Famaces and flues Heads Jackets Rotary Series Stirrers and scrapers . Supplementary heating Tubular Utilizing gasea and residue. Vacuum Vapor-outlets Stilts Stippling Stirrers Stock-cars Stock- grinders Stockings Stocks Stock-sorters Stone Stone and brick settings Stone -gatherers Stools and seats Stools and seats — Duplex Pawl and ratchet Pedestals Screw Stools — Cane Folding Stop-actions — Organ Organ — Claas. Mineral Oils - do do do do do do do do , do do do do , do Games and Toys Metal-Ornamenting . . Driers Care of Livestock Paper-Making Apparel Firearms Care of Live Stock Paving Masonry Harrows and Diggers. Chairs -do. -do. .do . -do. -do. -do. Music . do Railway- Brakes . Combination stop-cocks (See Fluid -pressu re train-pipe stop-cocks. ) stopper- extractors Stopp er-ex tractors — Hook Screw - Screw — Lever-operated Rotary Screw and lever ; do Stopper- fasteners ] Packing (See Glass and pottery, stopper-fasteners. ) i Stopper-pullers do {See Glass and pottery, j stopper-pullers.) Stoppers do . {See Glass and pottery, stoppers.) Stopping Stopping Stopping Stopping- Protector mechanism - Stopping do "Warp-stop motions I do "Weft-stop motions ^ do Store-service — i Buffers Store-Service Kitchen and Table Articles. and Storing Vessels Carding Knitting and Netting . Spinning Weaving -do. -do . .do. -do. Carriers Carriers — Wheeled Gravity Propulsion Propulsion — Cable j do Spreaders ' do Switches j do Stove doors and windows ; Stoves and Furnaces . Stove-hoods j do Stove-legs j do Stove lias and tops j do , Stovepipes I do Stovepipe-shelves : do Stovepipe-thimbles ! do Stove-polishes ' Painting . Stoves— Car Car- Protective casings . Cooking Cooking — Hearths Magazine Reservoir Stoves and Furnaces . .do. do. .do. -do. -do . 1- o g 38 11 18 447 95 43 100 5 84 30 21 215 13 52 76 14 17 64 175 192 57 49 65 274 89 129 156 224 U8 279 43 35 793 39 83 320 Snb- class. Stoves- Cooking — W-' Steam Gas Heating Heating- Central air-tube Horizontal-body Hot-air Open-front Panel Parlor Lamp Magazine , Magazine — Fireplace Vapor , Stove-ahelves Straight- Cams and stops -FashioDing-machines .. Looper pin and hook machines. Straight machines "Warp -machines , Straight weld Straightening Straightening plates and sheets. Straw Strawherrry-growing . . . Straw- carriers— Endless aprons Overhung rakes Reels , Shaking tables Stackers Vibrators , "Walking-rakes Straw-cii tter.'i — Cutter and bed— Reciprocating-kuife. Rotary-cylinder. . . 1 . Cylinder and concave. Double-cylinder Pivoted -knife — Rake-feed Roller-feed Without feed Rotary-wheel — Follower-feed Rake-feed Roller-feed Without feed Single-cylinder — Rake-feed Roller-feed "Without feed Sliding-kuife — Rake-feed Roller-feed "Without feed Street-car poles Street-cars (See Cars.) Street-lamps Street-light hangers Street-sweepers , Stretchers and formers . . Stretchers, canvas Stretching Stretching Stretching and drying . . . Stringers and ties Stringers and ties — Metallic Stringing, piano Strings, auxiliary Stripping mechanism . . . Structural work Studios Studios — Accessories , Stump -extractors , . Stump- extractors — Drum , Lever Lever and drum Screw Stylograpbic pens Submarine and torpedo .. Submarine guns , Snbsoilers Subways Class. Stoves and Farnaces . do ;.... do -do. .do. .do . -do . -do. -do. .do . .do. -do . -do . -do . Knitting and Netting. do do .do. .do . Metal-Tube Manufacture... Metal-Bending do Sewing-Machines - . Trees, Plants, and Flowers Thrashing., '.'.'." do V.V. do.... do .... do,... do.... Vegetable Cutters and Crush- ers. do do do -do . -do . .do . .do . .do. .do . .do. .do. .do. -do. -do - -do. .do . o a 'A- Railway Draft Appliances.. Eailway RoUing.Stock Lamps and Gas-Fittings- do Brushing and Scrubbing. Apparel Fine Arts Clotb.Finishing Silk Cloth-Finishing Railways do Music do Carding Metal-Forcing . Photograpby . . 27 587 397 41 270 68 15 27 622 438 74 561 155 16 73 17 163 40 151 85 11 {A 163 43 24 140 6 50 65 do.. Hoisting. do.... do .... do .... do..-- Stationery . Ships Ordnance . . Plows Masonry... 13 44 111 143 13 2 123 15 32 61 77 14 S2 157- 89 223 303 40 75 9 34 66 488 37 13 83 46 39 28 61 213 183 45 49 118 15 131 19 *Eei3su6. SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 89 Sub-claaa. Sncker-rod joints Sucker-rods Sugar and salt crushers . Sugar-making Suint Sulkies Sun-dials Superheaters Supplemental bosoms. . . Supports Supports — For violins Picture Surfaces Surfaces Surfaces — , Class. 5 S c3 Q Sub-class. Class. Hardware-Making. Artesian and Oil wells . MiUs Sugar and Salt Oils, Fats, and Glues . . . Carriages and Wagons.. Horology Steam-Boilers Apparel Telephony Music Fine Arts. . .. Photography Printing Holders Holders — Sliding-clamp PlanograpMc Planographic — Hektograpbs Holders and supporta Enles Sensitive Types Surge-relievers Sarveyin^- instruments .. Snspended Suspenders Suspension-bridges Swells— Knee Organ Swimming appliances Swing-bridges Swinging-door openers. . . Swinging gates Swinging gates — Folding-panel .do . -do. -do. -do. Hand-openers. Load-openers . Rotary Self-closers Tilting Vertically-adjustable . Swings Switchboards Switch-cbairs Switches Switches Switches — Automatic Automatic — Safety Derailing Lap Pneumatic Safety SUp Spring Stub Tramway Tramway — Car devices Track devices Switch-pieces Switch-rods Switch-signals Switch-stands Synthesis Synthesis, ozone Syringes Syringes— Expanding-arm Pile ■Water-bag Systems Systems Systems Systems — Automatic Automatic regulation . Battery Car Central . . Circuits. Series . Closed-conduit. Conduit Converter do do do Photography Printing Ships Optics Railway Kolling-Stock Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons Bridges MuBic- - - do . Boats . . . Bridges . Fences. - do. .do . -do. .do . do -... , do.... do .... do.... Chairs Telephony. Railways . . do Telephony . Railways .. -do . .do- -do . .do. -do . .do . .do. .do. .do. do do do do do , do Electro-Chemistry . do Surgery do do do Electric Lighting . Sewerage Telephony do Electric Lighting Electricity. Electric Rail- ways. Electric Lighting Telephony Electricity. Electric Rail- ways. :;;;;!do'!!;!;i;;;. !;;!;!;;;! do 11 85 65 58 10 948 42 124 76 90 • 12 72 29 116 25 75 51 61 38 29 17 25 65 29 93 9 800 139 *1 422 *3 177 *1 30 60 61 142 199 125 30 114 119 123 12 21 16 60 7 61 61 120 52 145 49 45 89 298 4 19 303 18 13 27 125 14 76 46 89 65 54 133 40 13 25 25 6 31 10 23 18 24 16 5 5 6 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 6 17 22 30 34 11 4 5 5 22 4 1 1 26 I 26 Systems- Display I Electric Lighting Distribution I Electricity. Electric Eail- i ways. Divided central j Telephony Hand-regulation | Electric Lighting House I Telephony Intermediate sub-sta- do tion. Multiple switchboard do Multiple switchboard — Divided central do Test do Overhead Electricity. Electric Rail- ways. Overhead — TroUeys do Safety | Electric Lighting S^ i-s do . do. Electricity. Furniture.. -do . Secondary batteries Test Systems of distribution-. Tables Tables- Adjustable angularly.. Adjustable angularly ^ do and vertically. ! Adjustable folding do Adjustable vertically do Attachments | do Extension I do Extension — Center do End do Flexible-top do Slides do Folding do Folding— Sectional-top do Kitchen do Generation. Lap Leaf-supports Leg fastening and brae, ing. Pedestals Self- waiting Sewing-machine Sewing-machine — Covers Surgical Wall Tables and frames Tables and racks Table-tongs Tablets- Writing Writing — Manifolding Tags and tag-fasteners .. Tailoring Tailpieces, violin Take-ups Take-ups and let-offs — Beams Escapement let-offs Friction let-offs Let-offs Take-ups Take-ups and let-offs . . Take-ups and tensions Tank-feeders, railway . . . Tanks Tanners' tools Tanning apparatus Tanning processes Taper Tapping mains Taps and dies -do . -do . .do. -do. .do. .do. .do. .do. .do Hides, Skins, and Leather . . Dairy Kitchen and Table- Articles. Bookbinding .do. Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons Apparel Music Sewing-Machines Weaving do do do do do Knitting and Ketting Pumps Water-Distribution Hides, Skins, and Leather . . do do Metal-RoUing Metal Boring and Drilling. . Metal Bolts, Nuts, Rivets, and Screws. Firearms do Cordage Knitting and Netting Hides, Skins, and Leather. Targets Targets- Flying.: Tassels Tatting Tawing processes- . - Tea-kettles ' Stoves and Furnaces Tedders j Harvesters Teeth | Dentistry Teeth- Filling do Metal crown do Porcelain crown do Telegraph-poles , Towers Telemetry Measuring-Instruments ... Telephones ; Coin-Controlled App aiatus Telephones — I Electric I Telephony 52 72 20 81 25 16 189 139 312 39 22 30 152 77 19' 44 25 25 27 26 51 51 31 97 150 105 37 23 147 105 43 67 77 71 57 50 21 18 36 450 250 84 119 25 25 98 100 85 31 45 55 221 37 91 75 29 72 327 14 69 131 162 100 13 24 56 124 17 47 246 16 26 16 16 16 16 5 11 24 5 24 21 21 31 21 21 21 21 9 9 31 31 31 13 13 13 22 21 31 31 19 7 20 M 'Reissues. go SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-class. Class. Telephones — Electric — Granular Multiple-electrode . Magnetic Telescopes Telpter and towing Tempering and anneal- ing — Applications of elec- tricity. Metals other than iron . Temples Temporary binders Tenoning and boring — Tenoning-bits Tensions Tents Tents- Bed Frames Pegs and poles Pipe shields and venti- lators. Shelter Testers Te.sters— Lung Strike Testing Testing illuminating- fluids. Testing-instruments Testing-machines Tethers Thatch Theater appliances Thermocauters Thermometers Thermometers — Metallic Oven Pyrometers Telethermometers Thill-couplings Thill-couplings — Antirattlers Jacks Thill-supports Thimbles Thimbles- Manufacture of Telephony do do Optics Electricity. Electric Kail- ways. Annealing and Tempering. do Weaving Bookbinding Woodworking-Machines . do Sewing-Machines Accouterments .do . .do . .do . .do . .do . Coin-Controlled Apparatus .do . -do . Electricity. Special Appli- cations. Measuring-Instruments ... Optics Measuring-Instruments . Care of Live Stock Hoofing Fine Arts Surgery Measuring-Insti-uments . Thrashers Thrashing-machines — Cylinder-machines. . Dust-conveyers Flail-machines Yine and seed strippers Thread Thread- Cutters Finishing yarn and Holders and cutters Key and ratchet Thresholds Throttle Throttle- Electric Throttles and caps Throwing Ticket-cases ^ Ticket-clasps Ticket-machines Tickets Tide-powers Tie-bands .do . .do. .do . .do. Carriages and Wagons . do .. do ., do .. Apparel . Metal Personal Wear. Mak- ing Harvesters Thrashing do do do Nut and Bolt Locks - Sewing-Machines Cordage Apparel Nut and Bolt Locks.. Carpentry Steam-Engine Valves . Tile Tile and metal floors Tile cutters. Brick and Tile-machines Tile-machines — Continuous Dies Socket-formers Tampers Till-alarms Tilting gates Tilting gates — Folding-panel . Timbers. Columns and. Timber-seats do Spinning Silk Stationery Clasps, Buckles, and Buttons Printing Bookbinding Hydraulic Engineering Metal Punching and Sliear- Rootlng Masonry Clay and Pottery - do , do do do do Builders' Hardware . Fences .do . Fireproof Buildings Masonry 83 162 271 25 48 183 589 107 90 224 17 10 61 12 19 10 35 12 16 7 18 197 83 7 141 13 82 52 18 31 32 1083 261 73 181 43 76 430 43 23 115 145 40 132 99 196 51 91 17 161 23 140 100 25 138 76 24 97 6 115 168 135 48 36 36 20 Sub-class. Class. g S o a Time-alai-ms I Horology Time-checks ! do . . Time lamp-lighters do . .do , Coating with Metal Umbrellas and Canes . . . Boots and Shoes Wheelwright-Machines - Railway Rolling-Stock-. Carriages and "Wagons. do -do . Time-signals Tinning Tip-cups Tips and stiffeners Tire-setters Tires (See "Wheels.) Tires- Cushion Inflating Metallic Pneumaiic ] do Repairing , do Tire-tighteners -I do Tire- upsetting i Wagon, Car, and Track Irons Tobacco — Cotters — Pivoted-knife i Tobacco Reciprocatin^-knife do Rotating-knite , do Hangers ', do Leaf- treating \ do Leaf-treating — do do do Medicines Tobacco *E6i3sue. Bookin_ Stem-crushing Stemming Substitutes Tobacco -users' appli- ances. Toe- weights ToUet-cases Toilet-kits Tollers , Tompions and valves . - . Tongs, pokers, and shov- els. Tongue-supports Tool-handle fastenings . Tool-handles Tool-handles — Sockets Tools Tools Tools Tools Tools (See Couplings, tools.) Tools Tools Tools Tools Tools- Burrs Engraving Forceps Tools and implements. . . Toothpicks Top Topical remedies Top-joints Top, key and ratchet Top-props Top-roll saddles Tops Top shoes Torches Torpedoes Touch-regulators, keys and keyboards. Towel racks and stands.. Towers- Fixed Shooting Towing— External power Internal power Toy building-blocks Toy money-boxes Toy pistols Toys Trace- carriers Track- Cleaners — Blade and broom Centrifugal Dumpers Elevators Explosive Flangers Flangers— Rotary YibVating Farriery Toilet Baggage Measuring-Instruments. Ordnance Stoves and Furnaces Carriages and "Wagons. "Woodworking-Tools — do.. do Boots and Shoes Dentistry Glass Paving Railway Draft Appliances.. Sheet-Metal Ware. Making Stone- Working Wire-Working Woodworking-Tools , Dentistry Fine Arts Dentistry Tools and Implements. Making Toilet Nut and Bolt Locks Medicines Carriages and Wagons Nut and Bolt Locks Carriages and Wagons Spinning Carriages and Wagons Railway-Brakes Lamps and G-as-Fittings . . . Projectiles Music Furniture Fire Escapes and Ladders . do Marine Propulsion . , do..-. Games and Toys. . . do Firearms Games and Toys — Harness Railways . do ... -do. -do . .do. .do . -do. .do. SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 91 Sub-class. Class. Track— Cleaners— Hot plows Oilers and washers . Plows .-.. Removing weeds Railways . do -,, do ... .do ,.. ■£ s 1 d |2i" "I 11 4 18 4 163 4 5 4 Snow-gnards do . Stock-alarms Clearers and dividers.. Curves Fastenings -do I Harvesters ; Railways .. do Irons, mi^cellaneons ... 1 Wagon, Car, and Track Irons Layers Railways Miscellaneous do Platforms : do Raisers ' do ^ i Traction do Traction — Cable-shields j do ; Crossing conduits ' do '. Crossing streams 1 do ; Curves do ' Eugiries ! Carriages and Wagons Increasers : Railway Rolling-Stock (See Locomotives.) j Running and carrying ; Railways rope. I Slot-closers 1 do Slot-switches I do Take-ups do Underground do Wheels Train-operated- T rain -operated- Rotary shafts Winding Train-order signals Railways Trains, power-transmit- Railway Rolling-Stock ters. i Tramway-switches ' Railways Transfers Fine Arts Transfer-tables Railways Tran sf ormer s — Rotary , Stationary ^ . Transmission of power — Alternating Alternating — Phase-modifiers j do Direct 1 do Reciprocating do Tracsmitters 1 Telegraphy Transom -lifters \ Builders' Hardware . Transom-lifters — I Pivots I do Transplanters i Harrows and Diggers Transplanters — i Dibbles do Pivoted jaws do Post-hole diggers 1 do Poat-hole diggers — ' Pivoted jaws do Sliding Jaws 1 do , Wheel-machines do Transplanting-pota Trees, Plants, and Flowers . 15 81 25 125 62 85 76 5 83 70 Carriages and Wagons. Rail way- Brakes do .do . Electricity. do Generation. Electricity. Motive-Power Transposera Transposition and har- mony charts. Transposition- charts Music . do. .do . Trap-belts Trees, Plants, and Flowers . Traps- Bedbug Cage. Fishing and Trapping . do Expansion Steam-Engines Fish Fishing and Trapping . Impalement do Insect do Jaw do Self-set and ever-set do Sporting do Victim-set do Wire-choker do Travelers Ships Traveling-bags Baggage Traveling- bags — Convertible do 47 109 13 120 U 27 28 109 14 45 47 69 170 44 14 13 74 53 .do . Fasteners. Fasteners — Pivoted Frameless . . Frames Frames — Top-opening I do . Handle- fasteners do . Handles do . -do. -do. -do . US 123 105 156 299 222 365 17 98 42 14 60 10 49 30 19 80 6 1 7 1 61 1 35 1 42 B 38 5 6 4 43 4 11 4 70 4 354 10 29 34 36 4 17 * 1 27 4| 17 4 ' 234 4 217 i 10 , 18 34 I 22 ; 22 1 22 32 1; 32 I' 32 i 32 I 32 li 32 19 32 : 33 32 91 ; 32 , Sub-class. Traveling-bags — Hinge-stays Telescoping Traveling-bed machines Traveling-flat cards Trays Trays — Attaching devices Trays and tanks Treadles .- Treadles- Hand attachments Treating molten iron Treating molten iron — Air, steam, and gases . Alloys . .1. Basic Basic linings Granulating Oxides Physic Scrap Vacuum Treatment Treatment — Implements Tree-covering Trellises Tremolos Trimmers Trimmings Trimmings Tripods Trolley-operated track- switches. Trolleys Trough and beater Trough and screw Troughs and moldings . . . Truck and rail — Horizontal Inclined Truck- changers Trucks Trucks Trucks- Antifriction -wheels Barrel Bolsters Bolsters- Cast Guides Pressed-steel Trussed Brick Cable-grip Center bearings C enter bearin gs — Pressed-steel Roller Changeable-gage Curve-adjusters, swiv- eled wheel. Drying Electric-motor — Bogies Equalizing-levers Motor-supporters Rigid-frame Elevating Four-wheel- Bogies Curve-adjusters — Axles — Radial Sectional Frames Frames — Pressed-steel House-mQving Implement Pedestals Piano Safety -supporters Side bearings Side bearings — Roller Six-wheel— Bogies Curve-adjusters, axles, radial. Supplemental Water- barrel Trumpets. Cornets and. Tmndles and hoops Trunk-fasteners Class. Baggage , do Printing Carding Kitchen and Table Articles. , do Photography Machine Elements. do Metallurgy . -do . .do . -do. -do . .do . .do . -do . -do . -do . Trees, Plants, and Flowers do do do Music Sewing-Machines Apparel Harness Optics Electricity. Electric Rail- ways. do Driers do Sheet-Metal Ware. Making. Driers do Railways Carriages and Wagons . Railway Rolling-Stock. -do . Carriages and Wagons. Railway Rolling-Stock. -do . -do . .do . -do. Carriages and Wagons. Railway Rolling-Stock. do -do. -do . -do . -do . Carriages and Wagons. Railway Rolling-Stock. do do do Carriages and Wagons.. Railway Rolling-Stock.. -do . -do .do . -do. Carriages and Wagons. do Railway Rolling-Stock. Carriages and AVagons. Railway Rolling-Stock. do -do . .do . -do . -do. Carriages and Wagons - Music Games and Toys , Locks and Latches fl « S^ ^•s 20 23 23 37 82 12 77 485 30 50 103 73 47 41 14 85 87 31 5 18 13 57 58 170 163 200 54 312 103 ■ 23 105 85 22 25 256 182 19 40 28 7 6 5 18 31 16 21 11 5 49 10 16 31 54 70 26 17 11 12 36 32 67 34 14 15 13 38 8 25 73 12 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 5 24 24 11 30 26 28 28 14 28 28 4 10 34 31 10 34 34 34 34 34 10 34 34 34 34 34 34 *Eeissue. 92 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Sub-ola83. ClasB. Trees, Plants, aud Flowers do do . -do . -do. .do . -do . Ti-unk-guarda— Cattle Vermin Trunks Trunks- Bureau Convertible Convertible- Bed Corner-shields do Cylindrical do Desk and table : do Extensible ' do Followers ! do Handles ! do Hinge-stays ; do Lid-stays ; do Straps and strap -faa- , do. teners. Supporting devices. -. Tray lifters and s u p - porters. Trays Wall "Wardrobe do Trunnions Ordnance Truas-bridges ■ Bridges Truaaea j Surgery T-square > Drafting Tub6-clanii>3 j Artesian and Oil Wells Tube-machines Paper-Manufacturea Tube-machines — Folders ] -do Spiral-wind do Straight-wind ; do Tubes j Metal-Drawing Tubes ; Metal-Tube Manufacture. . . Tubes and flues j Steam-Eoilors Tubing — Curved and spouts Sheet-Metal Wai'6. Making Grooving and seaming do Pipe-elbows. Making j do Straight. Making | do Tubing and packing Artesian and Oil Wells Tubular-cutt«i' lathes j Wood-Turning Tubular saw ' Wood-Sawiug Tuck creasers and mark- ; Sewiug-Machines ers. I Tucking-guides do Tuga i Harness Tumbler- washers ' Washing Apparatus Tumbling-drums I Hides, Skins, and Leather.. Tuning-instruments ' Music Tuning-pegs, violin ' do Tuning-pins, piano do Tunnels ^ Hydraulic Engineering Tunnels — Excavators do Shields do Turbines — Bottom-supply Hydraulic Motors Side-ring supply do Top and si tie direct- do supply. Top-ring supply do Turfing fabrics j Sewmg-Machines Turaers, leaf ' Music Turning — Irregular forms MetalTurning, Planing, and i Milling. Miscellaneous i do Tapers do Wheels and axlea ; do Turnstilea I Fences Turn-tables Railways Turpentine A mmonia, Water, and Wood Distillation. Turpentine— ■ Apparatus j do G-athering I Trees, Plants, and Flowers Processes ' Ammonia, Water, and AVood j Distillation. Turrets i Ships Twine-cutters j Cutlery Twine-holders Store-Furniture Twine-holdera— i Take-up do Take-up— | Rotary ] do Twisting Twisting-heads Tying-in warps Type-cases Type-machines Type-writer cabinets... Ullage-rods Ultramarine Metal-Bending Spinning Weaving Printing do Furniture Measuring- Instruments Painting iz;-^ 426 544 44 132 17 15 16 44 57 59 251 11 33 64 62 346 101 64 145 84 200 42 47 37 50 20 67 16 9 458 402 192 47 227 301 31 105 8 133 9 Sub -class. 37 31 20 1 32 31 30 22 78 13 64 8 25 8 20 8 1 IM U 33 21 22 21 92 17 22 17 94 H 14 23 9 31 Class. Hardware-Makini: Umbrellas and Canes do -. do Furniture Electricity. Conductors . Crinoline and Corsets Velocipedes Woodworking-Machines - . Machine Elements Umbrella-irons Umbrellas — Folding Self opening and closing Supporters Umbrella-stands Underground Underwaists Unicycles Universal joiners . .. Universal joints , Upholstery i Chairs Upper-machines Boots and Shoes . . Uppers do Upsetting metal I Metal- Forging Uiinals i Baths and Closets Urinary apparatus j Surgery Utilizing tin-scrap i Metallurgy Utilizing tin-scrap — Wet processes Vacuum (See Fluid- pressure, vacuum.) Vacuum-pans Vacuum pumpa. Steam and Valleys Valve-gear Valve- gear — Link .- Rod Sbifting-eccentric I do Shifting-eccentric — Automatic Tripping cut-off Valves Valves and port-stoppers Valves for inflation , Vapor-baths Vapor-burners Vapor-generators Vaporizers do Railway-Br.ikes . Sngai' and Salt - Steam and Vacuum Pumps Roofing Steam-Engines. 1-2 .do. .do . VarnisheS' Alkali . Oil Processesaud apparatus Pyrosyline Tar Vats Vats- Apron Close Open Vault.covers Velocipedes Velocipedes — Bicycle attacliiuents . . Geared Vending devices, ribbon holders. Venetian blinds Ventilating Ventilation — Car Grain House . ; Mine Ventilators, windovr Vents Vents and stoppers Vessels — Angular bending Curved bending Die-seaming Die-shaping Die-shaping — Fillers arid forcers.. RoUer.seaming Wiring and flanging . Vestibule-cars (See Cars, vestibule.) Veterinary Veterinary Veterinary — Horse-shields Vine-cutters, stalk-chop pers. Violin — Bows Bridges Chiu-reats Dampers and mutes .. . Harmonic dampers . . . Pianos Tailpieces Tuuing.pe; uuing.pegs . do do Pumps Ships Water-Distribution Baths and Closets Lamps and Gas. Fittings Steam.Boilers Electricit.y. Medical and Surgical Painting do do do do Hides, Skins, and Leather . Bleaching and Dyeing . do do Paving Railway RolUng-Stock. do do Advertising Curtains, Shades, and Screens Ships Pneumatics do do do do Lamps and Gas-Fittings. Ordnance Sheet-Metal "Ware. Making, do .do . .do. .do. .do. .do . Railway RoUing-Stock . Medicines Surgery ... .do Harrows and Diggers. Music . . do . do . do . do . do. do . do . 76 25 176 64 476 42 34 51 153 42 450 660 18 67 8 25 37 63, 155 227 7 355 185 63 185 329 222 210 31 31 105 418 50 7 23 111 45 71 57 54 43 42 212 329 19 6 29 347 59 292 30 155 62 36 140 127 127 38 93 21 13 21 26 30 33 9 15 84 50 SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 93 Sub-clas3. Music . .do. -do. Violina — Violins — Practice Supports Vises — Pipe and rod Metal -"Working Tools Smiths' do Woodworkers' do Vocal exercising devices.: Music Voting-booths | Carpentry Voting-m a chines i Measuring-Instruments Vulcanized dber , Caoutchouc and Minor Plas- tics. Vulcanizing apparatus ..I do Wadding ! Carding Waffle-irons Stoves and Furnaces Wagon axles and boxes. Wagon,Car, and Track Irons Making Wagou-raisera Hoisting Wagon tires and fellies. Wagon,Car, and Track Irons Making Walking-beams Artesian and Oil Wells Wall-protectors ! Furniture WaUs- Composite Masonry Hollow tile do Wardrobes Furniture Wardrobes — Knockdown Warpin, Warping-reeds "Warp-stop motions Wasbbenchcs AVashboards Wash boilers Washing-machines — Agitator Boiler Combined washing and wringing. Cylinder Miscellaneous Pounder Eeciprocating-mb ber Rocking and swinging ; do Koller I do EoUerand bed Rotary-iaibber Washstands Wasb&tands- Reservoir Washtubs \ Laundry Watch-balances i Horologj' Watch-barrels do Watcbcases ' do Wat chcase-springa ! do Watch-chain attachments Jewelry 75 14 357 14 90 14 1 5 :— Closures Single-blank Block Can and bottle cases . . . Can and bottle cases — Vial-cases Cell-cases Cell-cases — Cloth or cord Paper Paper boxes Wood Wood-veneer Closures Compartment Crates Class. l-s Fences . .do. .do. .do. .do . do Metal.Forging . Metal.Drawiiig: Cutlery Fencea .do . .do. .do . .do . .do. .do. .do . .do. .do. .do. .do. .do. -do. .do. .do. .do. .do. .do. Woodworking. Machines . . . ■Wire-Working do do .do . .do. .do. -do. .do. Ammonia, "Water, and "Wood- Distillation. Gas Paving Grinding and Polishing do '■ Coopering Packing and Storing Yessels .do. .do. .do. .do. .do- .do. .do. .do. -do. .do- .do. .do . .do. .do . .do . .do . .do . .do . .do. -do. .do . .do . .do. .do. .do . .do. .do . .do. .do . .do . .do . .do . 22 16 31 32 18 51 48 13 80 2U 32 10 36 52 20 30 6 34 124 10 16 45 30 37 13 166 48 30 86 116 58 61 124 84, 106 27 93 63 112 137 36 24 176 24 19 71 56 154 33 33 128 24 67 34 38 22 93 40 58 26 145 33 39 32 93 68 66 32 *Ileissue. SUB-CLASSES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 95 Sub-class. "Wooden boxes- Crates— Fruit-boxes Hat Package Pouiti-y Crates aud boxes- Folding Folding- Poultry Knockdown .. Linings and coveiings Powders. Cases for . . , Stays, comer , Straps Toilet and silverware. "Wooden pins. 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