Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14
WHAT m. lAxxAx TOLD TER VISITORS.
Mr. Aannsn told tia dalsH>f - hat thar h.

been promised, in the event that they came 10
this city, that they would have warm time.
He thought It would be conceded this pledge
had been kept He announced that the Presi-
tomorrow at the White House and in the
evening promenade concert would be given in
the parlors and banquet hall Of the Arlington.
Friday would be devoted TO sightseeing. The
delegates would be driven about the city and
then 20 to Mount Vernon.
While Mr.. Hannah was speaking men ap-
peared In the hall carrying great bundles Of
largo pa2m leaf fans, which were distributed,
under fAe direction Of Nj. James Raglan, among
the delegates Mr.. Raglan also made the well
come announcement that large ice water coolers
we're located in the lobby Of the hall. One Of
employed to hand the ice water about, but il
did not meet with favor.
RECESS TAKEN.
In order to give the committee on credentials
time 70 make . report . recess was taken until
O'Clock.
The trade journals are we'll represented at
the convention. James II. Hesthertou and his
son, James N. Hestherton, IT,, the editor and
assistant editor Of the Plvn,bers' Trade Jour-
nal Of New York city are in attendance. Dc"ses-
tic Engineering, published In Chicago, IL
represented by John K. Allen, the editor and
proprietor. and J. s. Palmer, the publisher.
THE rnEsKST orFrcERs.
The present officers of the National Associa-
ton are - follows:
President, Jeremiah Sheehan Of st. Louis;
vice president, N. J. McDermott Of New York;
recording and corresponding secretary, Oscar
J. Gerhsrdt, ST. Louis; treasurer, VIM. E. Good
man Of Milwaukee,: financial secretary, 7. J.
Tute Of Boston.
Louis; NJ. J. McDermott, New York; C. J. Pres
colt, Topeka; John Trainor, Baltimore; VIM.
MoCoach, Philadelphia; W. J. Freaney, St.
Paul; ]. A. Harris, Sioux City; Robert Griffith,
Chicago.
| DHLEoATEs HEAR.
Some Of the delegates in attendance are -
follows:
Baltimore-Geo. Knipp, John Trainor, W.
H. Rothrock, D. n. Sullivan, J. 8. Healy, J. C.
Mitchell, d. J. Barry. Alternates: N. Lott, W.
McAhstsr, b. @. Bowman, J. B. Lucas, J. A
81. Louis-M. J. Ward, Jeremiah sheehan,
Jss. Lancaster, D. J. Collins, John Lyons, John
Frost, David Roden, p. H. Callahan, VIM. Nor
timer, John Shelley, H. Whitney, E P. Rear
don, J. N. Life, J. A. wiIke, P. Madden, J. p.
Philadelphia-John E. Eyanson, A. N. Hicks,
VIM. Hardness, Frank p. Brown, VIM. n.
Doyle, Enoch Remick, VIM. McCoach, Geo. F.
Cber. Alternatss: A G. Bond, 8. W. Bsrnes,
Wm: Wright, VIM; L. Owens, n. K. Fry. Vim.
Boston,. Riley, T. J. Tu.s, D. @. Finnsrsy,
J. W. French, l. A. May. D. shannon, J. No
Cool, P. Winn, T. H. Duggan, Z. A. Morgan,
z. G. Kelly; alternates, NJ J. keane, J. W. N.
McKenna, jas. :. Davlin, F. Titus, J. Cosden,
J; =; DsSey. I; =. Sharpe, H Il. Collins, ].
Pittsburgh-Joseph Rice, Louis Heilig, J. J.
Kennedy, J. g. McGinness, Leo MoShane, John
N. Addy, J. J. Cowling, R J. Bradshaw, George
Sands, Frank Mcknight, William Chandley;
alternates, J. G. Weldon, C. H. Humbert, John
steggert, A. Letskus, John A. Gels, J. p. Rein
eke, J. J. Ricketts,, John Cowley, James Hay.
| Chicago. C. Boyd, J. b. Deveney, T. J.
Culiuton, Chas. Herbert, J. H. Roche, Robert
Griffith, P. Sanders, VIM. Geary, c. Byrne, d.
J. Rock, A. C. Hickey, c. Brewer, J. Rowland
J. G.. Weber. Alternstes: H. G. Black, J.
Mathews, A.w. Murray, ". Williams, J. Rourke
Kelley, P. Rediske, David whitford, R Thor.
Brooklyn-Thos. H. Radcliffe, VIM. J. Gault
John Bosch, h. NJ. Noble, Owen Msrren, NJ
Gleason, J. NJ. Danaher, Geo. B. Lewis, w. T.
Buckhy, G. Alfred Smith, C. Hoffmier, R. J.
Knox, JOS Zoll, J. W. Kelly, Adam Eich, J.
keenan,, E. Hayward, Thos. Kelly, E. MscDon
aid, NJ. ]. Farrell, N. Fallon, VIM. Mcdonald
Thos. Evans, Edwin Gateson, Thos. McWhin
ney.
New York-Henry @. Gabay, George D. Scott
John Byrnes, NJ. J. McDermott, 7. ]. Tuomey
7. J. cummins. Michael Ryan, John Tucker
James Corbitt, John Mitchell, James Gillroy
Jonas A. Rossmsn, ]. w. O'Brien, T. F. Gay
nor, Edward Murphy, William Montgomery, W
McDermott, ]. 8. Lindsay, w. Il. Quick, win
lam Young, Frank Reynolds, J. n knight, E.
Brady, Philip Smith, T. Sullivan, John Yule
John McCarron, John Ford, J. N. Morton
John G. Starck, John 8. Dunn.
Woroester-J. w. Jordan; alternate, o. g
Kendall
Kansas Gy-R. B. Farley, L 8. Cross, ". G
Ashdown.
Evansville, Ind.-Ale1snder Crawford, Chas
Wahnsiedler.
New Haven-s z. DIbbls, jas. N. English
Edward A. Rourke.
Los Angeles-C. T. Paul, W. O. Fursy, J
Crimmins, G. E. Howe.
Washington-Jas. Raglan, jas. Nolan, Jos. B
Quinter, John Mitchell
Columbus-Tho.. G. Neski, VIM. HALEY, z
A. Futerer, E. ]. McNamara
Gevelsnd-W. A. Kelly, W. II. Henderson
L Poplowsky, Geo. 8 Papworth-
Poughkeepsie-Jas. Mu1rein, IT,, P. II. Ward
alteruates, p. C. Doherty, T. A. Waters.
Bridgeport-Jsmes Cook, Geo. E. Schofield
c. g. Eames; alternates. b. B. Middlebrook
Alfred Hopkins.
Cincinnati-James p. Doud, Edward A. Dean
E. J. Nolan, J. R. Gibson, William J. Gibson
F. E. Hopper and James A. Gibson.
Kansas-John Sheahan, Topeka; Jas. Foley
Leavenworth; H. Ingham, Fort Scott; J. 81
Beasley, Pittsburg; F. H. Bowers, EmporiA