Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-17

Mowry of Norwich, who was on Governor Harrisons staff, secures the committee on in ! corporations, while another neighbor of the ! Speaker, Ferris of Norwalk, heads the cons mittee on banks.
 New Haven county is practically left out | in the colo, but on the whole there is no more | than the usual dissatisfaction inevitable on such occasions.
 The complete list of the thirty-two com | mittees appointed by the Speaker is as fol- ! lows:
 JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. Judiciary-Messrs Glover of Fairfield, Hyde of Hartford, Sheedon of Sufied Futile of East Haven & of MGgssuF9 a 99o1d o1 Thompson Rairoad-Brown of North stonngton, Merwin of Bristol Bradley of Milford 4 ATSs5 Roe5Df of TRsm6u Middletown, Hewitt of Hebron.
 London, Tenn of Wethersdeid Treat of Mailing gford Hawley of Brookfeld Morse of Woodstock, Ward ' of Barkhampstead, Francis of Killingworth, Mines Fisheries-Messrs Rogers of Danbury, Welsh of Chadwick of Old Lyme. H Sharp of Pomfret, Tucker of Durham. Bailey of Haddam.
 of southington, Davis of Guilford, Spencer of Le banon, Carpenter of Putnam, filling of Barkhamp- stead, Chapman of Westbrook, Singer of Canter-
 Finance Gay of winehester, corserdsn de of New Marshall of Greenwich, Lumnius of Chaplin, Chaf- fee of East Haddam Hyde of Columbia - | Granby, Holden of Derby, Palmer of Huntington, Adams of Plained Baxter of of GG7s3lbroo Chester Manufactures -Messrs. Holt of Putnam. Tracey Bradley f of Weston BecfWith ofiWinchester. Coe of | Middlefield, Porter of Coventry.
 ford, Wolfe of New Haven, Lewis of voluntown near | Bridgeport, Buringame of Cantebury, Allen of New
 Iabor9Messrs. a m Lane of NorWich, Whitehead hi of | simsbury, Hungerford of sherman. Knowlton of Engrossed bilis~Messrs Hyde of Hartford, Cooley \ of all of ford
 School fund-Messrs. Graves of I4itchf1eld, Thames
 Ripley gg of sHSh Wne EsoR # teD, Prick of Salisbury, o'Keefe of Middletown. of Gafod of Montville. Capen Windh am, Stone of New Milford
 State prisons-Messrs. shephard of Old Say | brook, Baldwin of Wethersfeld, Casteton of Meri den, Williams of New London. Taylor of Bethel Union.
 New towns and probate distriets,-Messrs: Vii | of Naugatuck Sunderland of Danbury, Atwood of Roads and b!idgesS:Measrs Kendall of suf1elld, sharon, Clark of Chatham. Lord of Hebron. :. Coventry, Knight of Hartiand, Munger of Madison, Pomfret, Cowles of Torrington. Francis of Killing worth. ley of Farmington. purand of Milford: willard Of Colchester Sanger of Canterbury Beardsley of Nor
 Capitol furniture and grounds -Messrs. Sanger of Canterbury, Cooley of Granby, Chapin of Meriden, Cromwell, Francis of Killingworth ! Federal relations-Messrs. Knowles of North colt Chase of Stonington Wheeler of Monroe, ,Davy of Brooklyn, Catlln of Harwinton, Atwood of Mons
 Forfeited riEhts-Messrs Converse of Stafford, Holcombs of Windsor Morse of Prospect, Newton Bridgeport, George of Eastford, Atwood of Nor | Csanvas. of votee for iustices of fhe ueace- Messrs Hickox of Litchfeld Chaffee of Derby, Wood of Lyme, Cavanaugh of Newtown, Kingsley ! of Plainfleld Hubbard or Cromwell, Brown of An
 Woman suffrage-Messrs Dimock of Holland, | Rogue of Bozrah, Taylor of Newtown, H. Sharpe of I Pomfret Judson of Bethlehem, Parsons of Dur
 New. counties and county seats-Mesars. Mark.
 of East Lyme. Chfcester of Wilton, HauIahan of \ Stamford, Burlngame of Canterbury, Buell. Of
 Revision of joint rules-Messrs. Ripley of Farm
 ington, Pinney of Bloomfield, Gates of North
 bury. Huriburt of somers.
 State library-Messrs. Sheldon, of sufield | Knight of Hartland. Strong of Woodbury. kFManual and roll-Messrs. Ambler of Trumbull
 Baker of Cheshire, Hunt of Bolton:
 Unfinished business-MessrS. O'Neil of Water ! bury. Brown of Bristol Doolittle of Bethany. ! SELECT COMMITTEE.
 Constitutional amendments -Messrs Hail o
 Walngford, Brandagee of New London, Burlin
 game of Canterbury Swift of Warren, Munger o
 Contingent expenses -Messrs. Futile of East n a ven, Bidwell of Canton, Parsons of Durham
 | Bolton, Peabody of Waterford.
 Kandaf saed oarR ef | Rules of the House-M Messrs. Wolf of New Haven ! Williams of Greenwich, Gay of Winchester. MANY DEAF LAWMAKERS.
 After the appointment of committees tn, ! seats in the house were assigned, the com
 mittee chairmen, senior members of thu
 house and oldest in service first taking theil
 choice. An elderly representative, whost | auditory nerves are not in good working or \ der, moved that the deaf members be Rivel
 front seats, as they could not accomplish | much work during the session unless placed where they could hear. The motion pre-
 vailed, and an ear doctor present would b \ lead to believe that fortune awaited hin
 among the host of legislators who suddenl. appeared deaf. At 4:30 the house sdjourne,
 until tomorrow at 10:S0 a. m, which hou | was settled as the permanent hour for as . sembling henceforth after long argumen
 among various members.
 The appointment of Attorney W. 8. Gas : of this city as clerk of engrossed bills, whic
 was announced in the COURIER last week wa
 announced in the House and Senate to-day
 TO CELEBRATE OUR 250TH ANNIVERSARY. 3 Mr. Hyde of Hartford offered g resolu !, \ ton that committee consisting of the lieu
 tenant governor and two senators, the speak } CT and two representatives to cooperate wit the Connecticut Historical society in oele brating the 250th anniversary of the Stat ! anniversary.
 n The rules were suspended and the motio at oncs passed and transmitted to the Senate , ' which took similar action. The appropria tion of $500 asked for to defray expenses o | this committee and celebration was referre, ! to the proper committee.
 ; AFFECTING NEW HAVEN INTERESTS.
 Representative Wolf introduced petition ! of James McCrann of New Haven, askin for 8 restoration of rights forfeited by 2 conviction for theft by the New Haven Cit.
 court in January, 1887, which was referre ? to it's committee. The report of the Whit ney avenue horse railroad company for 1S8 | and 1888 was read. The roads capital stoe3 is $29, 500, and it is leased to the State stree ] horse car company. In 1887 the rent recsiv 9 ed was eight hundred dollars, and the inter 3 ! est and indebtedness eight hundred dollars g Last year the receipts were $773 and the ex < penditures $616.6 64.
 s An act was introduced to amend Section 1855 of the general statutes1s amended l that, when lease of any land or building shal terminate and the owner shall desire to gain pos possession at Ieast fifteen days before the leas terminates, or he desires the tenants to vacate. NEW BUSINESS INTRODUCED. Petitions and resolutions referred to prope
 committees were of T. F. Hammer ct al. | I Branford to be incorporated into saving l bank; of citizens of Shelton for specii probate district; of the warden and burgess
 es of Shelton for authority to remit taxatio 1 on manufacturies which may locate there; C Representative J. H. Chapin of Meriden fo I a secret ballot law similar to other bills pre viously reported; of the alumni of Hartfor High school to be incorporated; an act pro
 viding for the incorporation of Christia churches upon a vote of two-thirds of tn adult members; petition of Deputy Sherit , Henry 0. Butler of Hartford for $1O0 com pensation for time lost by bullet wound in
 aicted while in the performance of an arrest I of citizens of Norwich for the amendment o the charter de police; and for the incorpora
 tion of an electric light company in Sufdeld
 FOR PLURALITY GOVERNORS.
 Representative Hyde of Hartford introdue
 cd an act to amend the constitution SO that ulurality of votes will elect the onvn-ro. .,,,