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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-25
EVENING STAR.
A suit for n esu.b...,


I TIE MARRIAGE OF NfLLroNAIKE's SON
y Young woman dressed IN rourninv wttn
her ounsel, Mr. W. j. Dainty, appeared before
Judge lsPpen IN Brooklyn on Monssv 60
sail she ~ss formerly Miss Gertrude a. Tbonn-
son and p, NJ on the 9Th OF Deceu her lsss ~.
~n Marie. by the Rev. W. X Davis IN a.
Mefbodist FRI copsl church OF Ciermont svcrns
go Mr. Sterlins !. Smith, son Of Mr. Sterlins
Smith a ntllionsh . OF Columbia heights Aftss
they were married n. ey came 20 Washington on
the bridal tour. Thee returned, ~ her bus-
bands request and vhe,' their carriage drove
MP 70 Columbia street D. left her, saying he
wished 20 zee his father be. ore she Was intro
duccd. She has never seen rim since. She
called AZ the house and the dvO- wss slammed
10 her isce by her fsther-in-law Ehe said she
believed that her husband loved her and would
return 10 her IL his fEther did not re-tr Mn him
and she prayed the court 20 order her fsthsr-tn-
Law 90 save her husband up.
hr. Ss-1uel Brown, Tor Mr.. Smith paid that
STEERING ;. Smith Was crunk when he married
hisS Thompson, and he thought that he could
prove the vemsn WAS si>o intosicStsd When
Smith came 20 his senses re discovered the
character Of the woman he had married ant
said be would not live with her He hsd stree
gone away from home, ana IL In the cOuntry
now.
Mrs Sterling s. Smith IL an attractive blonde.
She asserts that she Ne a respectable woman OF
respectable family, aud that shs Wa introduced
10 MI. Smith ON = Fulton ferry boat. She saws
she hss brought this action against Mr.. Saith
ST, because che believes that hs h.s incarcer-
attd hsr husband I'm a lunAtic Aylurn, aud "a
ketfing him there against his will Judge Tan
pen ordered that the case be given % a referee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-25

A NATIVE PRINCE ABDUCTs MARRIED
WOMAN curious story l. told by : cotenps-
rsfy concerning his n ighness the MANHATTAN Of
H"alor' Scindis, while staying at Lncknow
,he Olhtr day succeeded Tor . time In obtaining
" violence, possession OF the lawtul wife OF .
niussulflsn resident OF that city. The woman
bhd formerly been the MaharzjAh's n,lstress
aha De nsd Two sons by her now grown an She
Quilted his territories and went 20 luctDow
where she contracted an alliance with a respec-
tSbie Mshometan, who converted hs- 20 his
lhItn, sho she became his lawful wife at Mecca
winch place both OF them visited. The Mahar-
slah wished 20 see this woman when az Luck
now lately, and not being able 70 DO 80 ~ith her
consent coHected number OF armed men and
forcibly seized her. ON the proceedinrs con-
ing 70 the knowledge of the nag isirs'e he for
waIded the infor alton 90 the Chief COnrpis-
slonef, VINO politely requested the MahslArah
10 quit Lucknow forthwith, which he oia nv
epecisl train. THIS open defiance OF our laws
tIs fortunate for tue Msharsja h, proceeded no
,urthet man 70 give the police at the nearest
ThaDna some little trouble 20 rescue the woman
who returned 70 her home Tisqss ~ Faf,a.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-09

FORTUNATE PERU.-The birds have
made Peru rich. According to news
just received from Lima, the guano de-
posits, as ascertained by Peruvian en-.
gineers and the officers of the British
war vessel, the Petrol, amount to z, $780,
500 cubic metres. This may be worth,
at least, 800. 900. and probably
much more. Peru, it is now said, will
have o large surplus fluid after paying
oil her debts.
HoRRIBLE.-In the lower part IF
iIaurens County last week, young ne
gro girl, having given birth to child,
IN foolish fright, her husband being alb
sent, deserted the helpless and unfortu-
nate babe and ran off to some neighbor.
ing house. When the friends of the
girl returned to tho house, they were
horrlficd to find that the deserted Child
haa been eaten almost entirely up by
pet pig.
A party OF English capitalists are
stopping at the Vogler House. in Wal
terboro. They are purchasing lumber
throughout the County for the English
Government. 1t is SAID that they talk
of opening the channel through Great
Swamp. L this is done, - vast extent
Of country, covered with the finest lum.
ber,- will be opened to market, and
lands now almost worthless will be of
considerable value.
The City Council of Greenyille has
had forwarded to the Hon. A. s. Wal
lace, ut Washington, the titles made out
to the General Government, Of the lot
oi land on Avenue street, on which it is
proposed to erect the United States
Court House and Post Office.
The REPRESSION OF CRIME IN THE
STATE The citizens of Georges Station
have met and adopted series of reso-
lutions looking to the suppression of
crime In that neighborhood. They
speuk bodily yet temperately.
A Georgia negro, who bet $40 that
Gen. Washington commanded the Fede-
rails ut Bull Run. handed the money
over with the remark: "Well, dis yere
histry business is all mixed up anyway"
A Georgia Jenkins described bride
AZ "bonny." His newspaper, next
morning, got it ''bony." Jenkins has
recently purchased real estate in the
village cemetery.
Col. }. o. Long shot himself on the
! inst, ut the United States barracks
In Tampa. Fla. He Was West Point
graduate.
A negro, recently hang in Upper
Georgia, lifted the cap from his head,
prayed ferveutly for his counsel. and
then met his fate with equanimity.
Commodore Vanderbilt has given an :
other 500, 900 to Vanderbilt University,
making 5000. 700 in all
Congressman J. H. Rainey, of South
Carolina, is registered ut the Westmore-
land Hotel, NY
Mr.. E. A. Brunson, Of the Sentinel,
has been elected Mayor of Barnwell.
Dr.. s. 3. Graham, an esteemed cti-
Zen of Barnwell, died last week.
Tax unions are being formed in Fair
field and Marion.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-09
OBITUARY.

7th instant, after a brief illness. TYRIE Z.
CATHCAkr, aged 20 years, 3 months and
% days.
The relatives, friends aud acquaintance
OF Mrs. G. Fl. Cathcart and family, are re-
spcctfully invited to attend the funeral
services OF TYRE l.. CATHCART, young.
est son OF the former. THIS (Saturdayl
MORNING, at the baptist Church. at II
o'clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-09
Blacksmith Tools.

PEST English ANvILS, Blacksmith.BEL.
~ Lows. Solid Box VfSEB. STOCKS and
DIES, FILES, RASPS, &C., comprising .
full assortment in this limo and for sale low,
by JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-05-09

Ethiopia. She is twenty days out from
Glasgow.
The annual reunion Of the Mauhat-
tan Club took place last evening. 1t was
regarded as of much political impor.
tance. aside from its social character
Inc assemblage was very largo.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-The House has
oonourred in the Senate amendment to
Inc Dill lappropriating 100000 for the
relief OF the sufferers by the Mississippi
overflow. It goes to the President.
The Senate is engaged considering
bills on the calendar. A number were
passed OF private nature.
BOSTON, May 8.-Charles Kenniston,
a we'll known inventive genius, was
killed, and son considerably bruised, by
their carriage being run into yesterday
by railroad train.
New YORK, May ga special de-
spatch from Little Rock says colored
man, belonging to Savage's command,
at New Gascony. stated here yesterday,
that Whitehead declared he would take
no more Brooks mon prisoners. but
would slaughter them wherever he found
them assembling. Gen. Edgerton, spe-
cial agent Of the Post Office Depart
ment, was arrested last night, while
driving out, by Blocher, Baxters mill
tRry Governor. He was confined in the
guard house for q short time. A Baxter
man, stationed on the bank of the river
about 8 O'Clock, this morning, fired at
one OF Brooks piokets, standing oppo-
site, near the State House. The bull
lodged just above his head in tree
subsequently, the Baxter men COM
menoed firing on Brooks pickets. which
were posted on the river side, oontinu-
ing all day. Tho former would rush
out from an old stable on the bank, in.
side OF their lines, fire, and run back to
reload. Brooks pickets are not allo we'd
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Old Micknr,-

4 correspondent Of tho Jackson
fMlss News, tells how Gen. jackson
got his title of Old Hickory. tie saws
lac got the story from capt. William
Allen, near neighbor of the General.
and who messed with HIM during the
Creek war During the campaign the
soldiers we're moving rapidly 10 sur
prise the Indians. aud were without
tents. \ cold March rain came ON,
mingled with sleet, which lasted for
several days. Gen. Jack IA got a
severe cold, but did not complain as
he tried to sleep in a muddy bottom
among his halffroZen soldiers. Can't.
Allen aud his brother John cut down
4 stout hickory tree, peeled on the
bank aud made covering for the
General, who was with didiculty per.
suadcd T. crawl into It, The next
morning "a drunken citizen entered
the camp, aud seeing the tent kicked
II over A Jackson erawled iiom the
tuuS' the topper cried. Hello, Old
hickory come ont VI your bark. and
nuo us "a drink
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interest for the use Of money in this state al
least twice as large as the whole business q
the people can be made 10 pay. Why should
capital be invested hy law with these oxtraor.
binary privileges and advantages over COM
melc1 and labOrl These abuses arc Of long
standing. They have gradually crGpt into the
body polite. To suggest remedies requires
careful, intelligent, patient thought and de-
liberation While We firmly refuse to submit
to a continued invasion OF our rights, let us
commend our cause 10 the best Judgment Of
the pc pie Of the state by respecting the
rights OF others.
*By mistake Messrs. McDill and Williams
the new members Of Congress were omitted
when the above circular inquiry was sent TO
the Wisconsin delegation in Congress, conse.
quently they have not had an opportunity to
reply.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing two years
Muster John Cochrane, of Dodge county
OrerSeer-Davd Williams, OF Walwortb
county.
Leotuer-W. King, Of Dane county.
@etod,d-C. ". Foster, OF Fond du Lac
county,
ASsis,dat S.erard-A J. Sexton, OF Colum.
bia county.
Sec etary-H L. Huxley, of winuebago
county.
Tyeasurer-Jonathan Cory, OF Rock county.
Gate heeper--N X, Redion, of Waushara
county.
Chdpiab3-E. II, Dunhom, of Wiunobago
county.
ceres II, +. Huxley, OF Wnnobago
county
Florq- Mrs. IL, II. Cornvell, of Vernon
county.
PomoRa-Mrs, J. A. Brainerd, Of Wiunebago
county.
Ste,Cardess Mrs. c. j. Foster, of Fond dr Lac
eNuutv.
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MADAME PAHIrA Rosa died in London en-
January 22d, after a short illness.
! The Swiss Federal Council has appointed
the 18th Of October, 1871, as the day Of open
/ ing the international Postal Congress.
| IT ~ rumoled that the King Of the Asian
tees has sent an embassy to Gen. Wolseley
asking for peace and offering Indemnity.
| IuE Great Britain, steamship, made her last
passage from Liverpool to Mclborne in fifty,
seven days. This IS one Of the fastest, moi
the fastest on record.
! The English Government has been notified
Of the shipment Of arms and ammunition
from Bristol for the use Of the Ashantees.
ADMIRAL ToPElE has gone to Cartagena
with full power to investigate the circum-
stances Of the Intransigente insurroctlon.
HER MAJESTY steamer, Spbynx, which az
rived al Halifax from Jamaica SUNDAY.
/ brought lei officers aud men OF the lrigate
Aboukir, who are more or less affected by vi.
low fever, the disease being contracted by
them while on general leave from the ship.
RErrRSs from al paris OF the German En-
pile show definitely that 100 Ultramontanes
aud $50 Ministerial Liberals have been elected
90 the Raichstag.
ADyICts from Cape Coast Castle report that
The King OF Dahomey has sent heavy rein
fDrcemcnts to the Ashauteos.
MANUEL PAsroH. who drod at King Victor
Emmanuel, ia 1872, has escaped from prison.
TIN Buiish shin Preston, from Havro for
New Orleans, has arrived at Weymouth, Eug-
land having been compelled to put iR on ac-
count Of mutiny on board. FIRE on this
vessel while che was lying at Havro has al
rea, been reported by cable She bad been
repaired and has sailed from Havre when the
mutiuy occurred. Two mates were severely
wounded IN the fl ht with the crew.
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THE NEWS.
The East.

SERIOUS freshet occurred in Buffalo river
on the 22d OF January, doing considerable
damage TO the shipping in the harbor. The
warm weather Of the previous few days caused
breaking up Of the ice, aud moved il out
with sucn rapdity as to force the vessels
moored in the river against the Ohio street
bridge and carry it away, and piled the whole
mass Of ice and several vcs sells against Michi-
gan street bridge which fortunately held,
The vessels did some damage 10 the property
along tie river, including several elevators
aud the New York Central Railroad Co. 3
freight sheds. The loss Ct property is csti-
mated at 81 100000
Tue hous" carpenters Of Philadelphia have
taken steps TO oiganze an association They
advocate the eighthgur labor standard.
Mn. ARTHUR s. SIMPSON, Of .he nrrn OF A
5. Simpson 4 Brothers, ship.builders, aud
pvoprist"ys ot the d,y-dock az The foot OF
Christian street, Philadelphia, died on sum
day in that city, agci iorty-scyen years, Of
Eright's disease OF the kidneys. lie was had
Of the firm for twenty years, succeeding his
father lie was also prominent Mason ana
member of the Union League
THE Boston Journal has made out detailed
statement OF the losses by fire last year in this
country, the larger By actual record and the
smaller by estimate and tinds the amount TO
be sS5, 100000. ~ fires that destroyed less
than 800, 900 aud over 900 worth of prop.
erty There we're 1872, the property consumed
being s9,539oOo. OF hrcs destroying less than
$4,000 aud over 100000 there we're BOG the
losses tens g, 100000.
Ar the meeting Of The striking carpet-wcay
ers m Philadelphia, on lhurday night, it was
stated that ont Of $50 carpet manufacturing
establishments N Philadelphia only eight de-
cline to pay the wages demanded.
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An Irishman named Dennis Tolam,
who died a. Cork possessing wealth, in
the year 1872, left singular will con
tanning the following teotamentary dis.
positions leave TO my sister-in-law
four old stockings, which will be found
under my mattrass, to the right Item
to my nephew Michael Tarles, two
odd socks and green night-cap. Item
To Lieutenant John Stein, a blue
stocking, with red cloak. Item-To
my cousin Barbara DolaD, my old boot
with rod flannel pocket Item To
Hannah, my housckeeper, my broken
watcr-iug After the death of the
testator, the legatees having been con
vencd 10y the notary TO be present
at the reading of the will, each,
as he or she was named,
shrugged their shoulders and other
wise expressed o contemptuous disap.
pointmcut, while the parties uninter-
csted in the succession could not re
fran from laughing at these ridiculous,
not to say insulting, legacies. All were
leaving the room, after slgniiying their
intention of renouncing their requests.
when the last named, Hannah. having
testified her indignation by kicking
away the broken pitcher, number of
cCins rolled ont OF it the other indi-
viduals, astonishcd at the unexpected
incident, began to think better of their
determination, and requested permits
sion TO examine the articles devised 20
them. Il is needless TO say that, on
proceeding in The search, the stockings,
socks, pocket, Sc, soon betrayed by
their weight the value Of their contents.
and the hoard Of the testator, thus
fairly distributed, left on the minds Of
the legatocs 4 very different impression
OF his worth.
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Washington.

Gao. Francis l.. WALKER, superintendent
OF the nintu census, is in Washington, having
been invited by lhe Committee on the Ceaten.
NAL Celebration to nier with that Committee
relative to tho proposed taking Of a census IN
1875.
IHz validity Of patents issued for the Usage
ceded lands is to be tested IN the Z. s. Circuit
Court at Topeka.
THF impression prevails in Congressional
ciicles that the Ways and Means Committee
viii report ia favor Of an increase Of the tax
on highwines 10 " a gniion.
IHiBTY-oNE oiyil employees have been dis
charged from the headquarters Of the De-
partment of the Platte.
Tux military department OF the Platte has
awarded contracts Tor furnishing the Govern
ment with 900 GEO bushels Of oats AZ GsL
cents per bushel, aud jg0,O 900 bushels ct corn
at from 68 to 727S cents per busncl.
ADyicEs from Washington announce that
Caleb Cusbiug's Gully departure for SPAN is
generally regarded as settled.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-01-30
The Machineel Tree.

This poisonous tree is found on the
coast of West India Island and m a
low marshy ground near Key West.
Florida. IL has the general aspect of
"A large pear tree with fruit resembling
small apples. but unfit Tor eating The
wood is highly esteemed for all cabinet
work, II being so hard and shining.
Great caution IS necessary in cutting
these trees to avoid being poisoned by
the milky juice, with which IL is so
thoroughly peryaded Before the chop.
pers begin at ~ tree, they build fire
around 1t which dries up the sap SO
that II will not fiji up the cuts made
10y the AK. They also cover their faces
with gauze or net to keep off ali the
juice aud the chips. This juice is SO
caustic that IA single drop on the skin
will produce a feeling like fire, and ms
bad as a blister. The Indians make
use of this fluid to poison their arrow
heads, and thus set on fire their enc.
mics. Many persons have persisted by
SIMPLY sleeping under the shade uf
this yen0mous tree Each pore seems
90 breathe death and desolation into
the atmosphere around.
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Price Of English praurm Horses.

Alta recent sale Ut a very fnc lot of
lafGe powerful cart horses in Liver.
pool the following puccs were given +.
go, S36l, 1917 $3.50 S2S3, $500. S37S.
IN, s2il, S3Oi, S36l. 1906. S8fl
slo1. S3lI $500, $500, $50. $500
s22s' sio5, S22S, Stli, 32a. 1855. S3Sa
$500, S2dl, S37S, Siii, $3OB. S3o6. S2S3
$50, S322, 1906, $500. $3.50. S3sg. S3ts.
S2Sj, S2SS, $500, 5000. The amin NJ
we're mostly five aud six years old. only
a few seven The whole lot were rpn.
resented 20 I've in fine order and %,
great size, averaging seventeen hands
IN height, and probably 200n pounds
in weight.
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Congressional Summary.
Senate.

THURSDAY, January 22.-Sevelal pc.
titions were presented. Mr.. Morton offered
resolution insruciing the Committee on Transport
alton Routes to report bill creating a commission
OF five eminent and skilled persons, to be appointed
by the Pres ideut, by and with the advice aud con
sent of the Senate, who shall examine aud report TO
Congress what legislation necessary and practical
bic in regard 10 Interstate railroads to promote
speedy transportation at reasonable rates of freight
the safety and comfort Of passengers, and the re-
form of existing abuscs.--Ghe Committee
Printing reported fayorably on the resolution max
ing it unlawful for the Congressional printer to
print in the Congressional Record any speech or
part If d speech not actually delivered in the Senate
or House of Representatives. Passed.--A bill was
introduced for the further improvement Of the
Great Kalamaha riyor.--The morning hour having
expired, the consideration OF the finance resolution
was called, and Mr.. Boutwell, addressed the Senate,
also Mr.. Gordon. The Senate then adjourned
House.
( The Committee on Ways and and Means reported
back adversely the bill to repeal all taxation bank
checks and friction matches, and stated that there
was a strong desire in the community TO remove
these taxes.-AlsO bills TO fix the amount of legal
tender notes at S4GO 600 000 and concerning depos-
its in savings banks.-The West Virginia contest
ed election case was then debated until adjourn
ment.
Senate.
FRIDAY, January 23.-Several COM
munications and petitions we're presentod.---A
Z
purchased on the site OF the TT. Kearney Military
Reservation. The Finance Committee reported
fayorably ON the bill TO pay the bonds Of the Louis
vile h Portland Canal.--The House bill authoriZ-
ing coinage to be executed the mints Of the u s.
for foreign countries reported back without
amendmt nt.--Ihe consideration of the finance
resolution was then resumed, after which the post
route bill was taken up and passed An execu-
tive session was then held. Adjourned till Mon
day.
House.
The morning nouI was occupied in call of COM
mittees for REPORTS of private character, which
wer, all referred t. the Committee of the Whole.
ID .eussion cont lued until two O'Clock, when
by previous "a lau sement the House proceeded 10
the consideration 81 business pertaining 10 the
District of Columbia. The only bus .uess report
Cd was bill in reference to the education Of the
blud of the district aud that after discussion was
referred 60 the Committee of the Whole.--The
House then resumed the consideration of the West
Virginia contested election case. After further dis
cussiou, aud without coming TO a vote, the House
adjourned.
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MT Garge.

AuirsuAm from Port Townsend. Wa.hia..
ton Territory, announces the total la,, of ihr
ship Panther, capt = 81 Balch With Nh gn
board INe Pant lcr va. destined i.r san
Francisco She sailed ftom Novuimo. ". q.
on Saturday last, IN tow 80 the steam mg Go.
lab. Whom wIihin itty mics q h,r starung
point shg encountered trun. sale {. ID ioi.,d
her on The rocks at fills Point, m G,ursia
Bay. The Col ah, unable 10 render ans h,ssst.
anee, Subsequently rerar,d Is rott Towns.
end aud dispatched the sal news. Al tho
time OF the fatal occurrence tNcnt,.thf,r p,r.
sons voto On board including the tlpisiu aud
his wife. lse Painters cargo consisted of
] 200 tons vi coal.
A PETITION has been hlrl ~ The Illinois Sn
premo Court by the Attorney Geu,tal ar a
porcmptory writ OF mandamus to compel The
Illinois Ccatral Railroad Company rs son ts
lands in accordance with the provisions oftho
act Of 1879.
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RoBrRT Law, the leading coal dealer in
Chicago, has put down the retail price OF an.
thracite to eight dollars per ton, and caused
great furry among smaller dealers, who are
compelled to make a similar reduction. Large
orders are coming in from all parts OF the
west at the reduced rates.
NMETY-TuREE thousand seven hundied
pieces of baggage were forwarded west by the
ULion Pacific Road last year.
A MEETING Of iron manufacturers Of C!eye-
land, 10 see about q uniform reduction OF
wages Of employees, was held on Tuesday. NJ
definite conclusion was arrived at.
DuBISo the year 1873 there arrived at
Omaha by the Union Pacific Railroad, wheat
42,42i 100 pounds corn, 100000; oats
100000 laxsecd, 1000 600 barley, 2, 4CO, GOO
-four, 100000 potatoes Z5), 600 hogs, 1,O0O,.
600 cattle, 5000, 600 pounds.
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Legislative SUMMARY.
Senate,

MONDAY, January 10 Mr.. johnson
Introduced resolution requesting the Secretary Of
state to inform the Senate in what items of print
ng reductions may be made Laid over Mr. Pot
ter. joint resolution fer supplying Senators and
Assemblymen with copies Of the General Laws for
each year since 1868, which, after discussion, was
laid over Matters treated Of in the Goyernor's
Message were referred TO committees. Mr.. Bar
ron introduced memorial TO Congress Tor the sur
Ney OF water route from Lake Superior to Lake st.
Crolx. Referred to the Committee ON Federal Rela-
lions. The bill relating TO railroad legislation
sas taken from the neral file and referred to the
Judiciary Committee