Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-09

TO be tailor in this country and paving pre-
mum for the privilege. but then you know this
is a great country. and a boy Of fifteen is
thought mutt il he is not going to
college or earning from $50 to $40 month;
the learning OF trade is not thought to be
necessary, is considered, in fact a waste of
time" After Mr.. Bradley was through his an
premiership he went to London and there
worked on the board for about seven
years, and afterward spent about two years in
Paris. where he first made start in the cutting
room, after which. in 1870. he came to this
country. After cutting a couple of years in
New York he went west. Finally he came east
again and settled in the smoky city, where he
has been located since 1874, first as cutter and
for the last ten years rs boss catering to the
wants of some OF the best dressers of the CITY.
Mr. Bradley Is a firm believer in, and an active
member OF, his local exchange. He was pres
ent at the birth of the national exchange in
Philadelphia. and has attended every annual
and semi annual convention since the national
organization was formed.
THE DELEGATES.
The list O: delegates presenting credenti ais is
as follows:
Allegheny-A. 8. Smith, C. c. Heckel, Jno.
Ommert.
Boston--HuSh Carey, Walter s. Bre wer, Id.
Starbird, j. $. Burbank.
Butfalo-Wm. A. Rix, J. P. Gething, G. J..
Haffa.
Chicago-Fred W. Croft, Chas. E. Bruner.
l.. A. Mitchell, Frank Heiuig.
II. W. Mack.
Columbus-M Burns, N. J. Oates, L. E. VAL
entine.
Dayton-C. F. Powell, E. J. Finke, Albert
Beebe.
;, Kansas City,. L. Biersmith, G. shOphOfen,
Little Roek-J. H. Fraser, P. J. O'Brien, NJ.
ODowd.
Louisville-J. Winter. IT,, Frank Ludwig. T.
Il. Armstrong, Geo. Fritschner.
Miuneapolis-D ii. Gallagher, J. Easthagen,
L. o. Brown
New York;. s. Davidson Edwin n. Doll, L.
@. Ericsson, Jas. Ii. Mannigan, Conrad Muller,
j. b. Siesel, Z. Twyefors, Jules c. Weiss, A.
Patterson.
Philadelphia ]. Cunningham, E. A. Shall
cross, T. u. Osborn.
Pit,sburg-H. G. Hale, H Alters, W. Hes
penheide. Henry smith
Rocktord-N. L. Thompson, Geo. R. Atkin-
son, L. &. Marsales.
ST. Louis-Chas. Straub, Jules Seaman, II. A.
Schmidt, Z. VI. Harris W. f. Hammes
Washinston-F. j. Heiberger, jr.. VIC. Mertz,
j. A. Griesbauer. E. H. SNYDER.
Wheeling John A. Hess, C. W. Seabright,
]. T.. Hughes.
Birmins ham-John NJ. Costello, George D.
Scott. ID. II. Rogan.
Charleston-Joh ohm Rugheimer Edward Pleupe
Chattanooga-A- Z. Lockhart.
Denyer-Daniel f. Appel, L. c. Wright
Observation-Disclosures A. Fisher. Channcev M
Fisk. T. Z. Hall.
The aIternates are:
Allegheny-J. Ii. Pressing, G. Goldman, 8.
Bachman.
Bcston-walter Earle. W. E. Jones, R II.
Vivian, Chas, G. Hovey.
! Buffalo,. Schirra, C. F. Drumm. r. C.
( Pires.
Chicago-E- N. Costello, Jas. McArdle, L.
Messenger.
Columbus-John Rich, F. wohlleben, Jo
| seph Kalb-
Day,on-H. K. Blessing, ]. C. Hartley, Mai
J. Mcdaniel.
Kansas City-Ed H. Howe, R Springer, W
Little Rock-R veis. E J. Owens, W. A
Stephens
M,nneapolis-H wsstin, C. E Rice, W
/ W. McCluskey.
New York;. W. Isgerroth, J. P. wessman
Edwin I. Short, p. vrederburgh, A. f. Muller
K F. Weisuer, II. Rosberg, ]. ]. Kennedy.
Philadelphia. Eckert, Jno. Stiltz, IT,, d
/ Dewalt
Pittsburg-Jos Rhodes, Louis Kable. Geo
Campbell. 4. L. Sailor.
St Louis-Jacob Frank, B. F. Myers H.F
Kleykamp. If. Lindsay. Theo Brinkman
1 Washiugton-L- Ghiselli, Frank NJ Losauo
W. H. Cranston, Owen Owen.
Wheeling-C. IL Wheeler, ST., Edward Steger
C. W. Appenzeller.
Rochester-w. ID. MCGUIRE, ChaA II. Borne
! man, w. o. Raymond.