Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-06

mar Coihns, Massachusetts; Senev,
ONO; Oates, A'aoams; Rogers, Arkan-
sas; Glover, Missouri; Henderson, North
carolina; Buckalew, Pennsylvania; ;
Stewart, Georsis; f. B. Taylor, Ohio /;
Parker, New York; Stewart, Vermont:
Csswel, Wisconsin; Adams, Illinois:
Fuller, lows.
ComneTce-Clsrdy, Missouri, CHAIR
man; Crump, Georgia; Tarsney, Michi-
gan; Rsyner, Maryland; A. r. Anderson.
Iowa; Logan, L)uisisns; Wilson, Min
n 'sota; Bryce, New York; PheIcn' Ten
nessee; O'Neill, Pennsylvania; Durham.
Illinois; Davis, Massachusetts; J. A
Anderson. Kansas; Davenport, New York.
Browne, Virginia.
Rivers and hsrbors-Bianchsrd,L cuis-
ians, chairman; Jones, Alsbsms; Sew
art, Texas; CatcniDgs, Mississippi; Wise.
Virginia; SGyder, West Virginia; G b.
son, Maryland: Fisher, Michigan; Thonp-
son, California; Henderson, Illinois:
BayHe, Pennsylvania; Grosvenor, Ono;
Nutting, NV York; Stephenson, Wis
consin; C1gswell, Massachusetts.
Foreign eff ,irs-PerTy Belmont, NV
YORK, ehiirmaD: McCcesry, Kentucky;
Norwood, Georgia; c E. Hooker, NJ sis
sippi; Russell, Massachusetts, Rayuor.
Maryland; Cnipmsu, Michigan; Cothrsn,
South Carolina; Ke!chum, New York;
Phelps, New jersey; Pitt, Illinois; R7ck-
veil, massachusetts,; Morrow, Californi..
Labor. j. O'Neill, Missouri, chair
IAN; Lsssney, Michigan; Felix Canp-
ell. New Iork; Davidson, Alabama;
tampton, Maryland; Chandler, Georgia;
french. Connecticut; Burnett, Massa-
chuset.s; Buchanan, New Jersey; Bound,
Pennsylvsuia; Plumb, Illinois; Nichols,
Worth Carolina; H,ught, Wisconsin.
Committee on cl.ims-SpriDger, Illinois,
chairman; Barnes, Gaorgis; C.x, New
York; Elliott, South CsrOlins: Hayes,
Iowa; KiIgoTe, Texas; Mansur, Mis-
souri,; Ford, Michigan; StIuble, lows;
3:ker, New York; Dorsey. Ne1r..ka;
Symes, Coiorsdo; Warner, Missouri;
Joseph, New Mexico.
Expenditure OF the Treasury Depart
meEt-M'. Cuiberson, Texas.
Enrolled bills-Mr Kilgore, Texas
Reform in the civil serv;ce-Mr. Abbott,
Texas.
The election OF President and Vice
President-Crsln, Texas; Peel, Arkansas.
Indian depreciation ciaims-Dunn, Ar
kansas; Hare, Texas.
Militia-Stewsrt, Texas.
Among the other committees the Ar
kansss and Texas members are distrib-
uted as follows: Merchant marine aud
fisheries-Dunn of Arkansas chairman.
Indian a1airs-Reel of Arkansas chsir-
msn: Hare, Texas.
ng-Breckenridge OF Ar
kansas.
Patents-M.rtip, Texas.
Claims-LanhaIn, Texas, chairman.
Private land clsims-Sayers, Texls.
Revision OF lands-L,nham, Texas
THE FIRST DINNER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. The first OF tue
annual series OF the Presidents state
dinners was given at me White House
tonight to the members of the cabinet
The public paIlOrs were hsndsomelg
decorated with palms, ported plants and
cut flowers, while festoons of smilax
were eatwiDed around the chandeliers.
All the lower part Of the White House
WAS brilliantly lighted. The dinner table
was adorned with a floral centerpiece
consisting of bank of red roses, three
feet or more in height, and tOwer OF
roses Standing at each end, while the
whole was Bet off By the massive shining
candelsbra. Music Was furnished
by the Marine Band, which
YVES stationed in the vestibule.
Covers were laid for thirty. The Presi
dent escorted Miss Bayard and the Secre-
tary OF Stste escorted Mrs. Cleveland.
The other guests were Mrs. Endicott and
the Secretary of the Treasury, Mrs. Fair
child and the Secretary of War, Mrs. H.
gals and the Secretary Of the Navy, Mrsi
Carlisle and the Secretary Of the Interior,
Mrs. Whitney and the Postmaster Gen
eral, Mrs. Sheridan and the President OF
the Senate, Mrs. Hswley and the Speaker
of the House, MIS-. Hearst aud Genera
Sheridan, Mrs. Condert and Admiral Por-
ter, Mes. Berry and Governor Jackson,
MIS-. Pfugn ana Mr.. Condert, Mrs. Jack
son and Senator Hearst, Miss Nelson and
Senator HaWley.