New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
tor O, the Lone Star state, has packed away

the handsome broadcloth coat, FOR when ~
has so often done battle, in camphor ana noun
halls and has arrayed himself. not in purple
and fine linen" but I'm very coarse hnen-to"'
in fact-aud a Panama hat. His new coat uii-
like the one belongng to his winter costume Is
NOT c,t after the model that takes its name
from tho heir to the British crown. so popular
with statesmen of his stamp. but is wha' 10
known as a sack a short. stylish coat. especla'iS
emitted for summer wear. But Mr.. Bailey
ssck js neither short nor nobby-in fact, IL Is
nearly AS long as his frock coat and reaches
almost TO his knees IT is sort of neglige' anu
II II was no, worn over his shirt In broad DAY
light il might be taken for the garment III
vogue before pajamas came in style.
The white tie. which will go with him GOWN
into history (as far as he goes). Mr. BAILEY mas
not abandoned 1t still adorns his neck hei'he'
has his hair been cut but hangs as usual III
wovv profusion about his cherubic face. which
is never so lovely as when il smiles up into inc
face of some feminine admirer in the gallery
II is to be regretted that while so much mas
been written about the young Democratic ieadef
NJ the House no note has been mace OF HIS
hands the hands that he gracefully waves III
his frequent bursts of oratory. Mr.. Bailey no"
over from the manner in which he uses them
evidently understands that their form ana nue.
a sculptor's dream might be. and there was
Young woman in the gallery last week VINO aP
nreciates them too for she announced ccs'at
icallv TO her companion that she would )ust give
ANYTHING for a model OF one Il them
Tho IXth New-York District is represented IN
Congress by a son Of Tammany. Thomas j
BRADLEY who while he lacks some or the guam
ties that made his predecessor attractive MAJ
many of his own to recommend nm, ana en-
lows the distinction OF being the youngest mar
in the House In appearance Mr. Bradley Is
typical Tony Lumpkin. and there Is hothihl
in his face or manners to indicate that he does
not I'm other ways resemble that worthy pu
the story Of his life in The Congressional III
rectory." announces that he Is an alumhus o
the College Of the City Of New-fork ana Una
he has been a lawyer and a teacher when goe'
to proye that he has already reached a highcl
state Of Intellectual development than Tony
ever attained.
Not long ago in the debate over 80 IN" measure
before the House an attack was made on lam
many. With n loyalty that does him credi
Mr. bradley petition,d Mr.. Dockery. VINO hdC
charge of the Democratic side that day. 10 al
Iow him time in which To defend his beloved
Tiger Mr. Dockery granted him eight minutes
The debate went merry on and when the time
Of the last Democratic member had expired tn
Sneakers gavel fell Mr. Dockcry jumped IRON
his seat and begged that tn" Speaker woul'
allow eight minutes more time as his youn'
colleague Mr. Bradley. wished - address TN
House on the subject before H. The Spcakc
smiled dryly as h. announced that the gentle
man from New-Y York had already addressed The
House Poor Bradley 80 one had listened e
his loyal defence OF Tammany. Not even ih'
/ leader ~ the Democratic side OF the chamber
heard 4 word Of it, But this hero's defence %
his Wiewam was printed In The Record anC
read by his brother Tamnanyltes. which ~a
the main point.
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