Evening journal., 1891-12-24

hteWafh W M H&Als II. - WATSON 4. j. hAIl-
derson, J. T. Cutting, W. II. Enochs NJ. r.
Griswold
patonts--G. d. Tillman. chairman J. T.
Heard. Louis Turpin. II. s, Greenleaf, l.. NJ.
Mitchell, O NJ. Hall O. Lapham, 4. Hamil.
ton, r. e De Forrest James Buchanan. New
Jersey; @ E. Bsllxnap, J A. Quaokenbush,
Edward Schulz.
Invalid ponaions-A. N. Martin, chairman;
L. r. Mckinney, r w Fyan. George Van
Horn, II W SNOW. O. p. Cribba, A. O. Pierson.
W II Harries, E. r. Mcdonald W. II Bntler,
J r Flnok. A. A. Taylor N nj. Curtis, J. J.
Jolley, J. b Robinson.
Pensions-R. r q. Wilson. chairman John
s. Henderson, J. II. Bankhead, r. II. Norton,
w. +. Parrett, Charles Harwig, W. A. Jonea
O. L. Moses, Louis Stewart, Edward sculi
Daniel Waugh. ]. G, Houk. W, w. Bowers
War Claims r. T.. Beltzhoovar, chairman;
w j. Stone, B. A. Enloe, J. NJ. Oanuey, $. w.
Cobb, 7. r. winn, o. NJ Scott O. w schel j..
r. Doliiver, J. A. Piefler, j. 2. HoulS J. W.
Rife.
Private Land Clalma-A. p Fitch, chairman;
J. D. Anderson. d. u. Drummer, Q, Babbitt, q.
Van Horn. 7 f. winn, NJ Arnold, ". 7. craw.
| ford, A. Il Bushnell, H. H. Bingham, John
Lind. g. storer. I. G. Otis, NJ. A. Smith.
Claims b. n Bunn chairmani g II Mansnr,
w. @. stahlnecker, Robert Bullock Samuel
Brynes n. N. Cox, l.. f. Mc9ann, /. N Cox,
] w Kendall. G. IL Page J. E Reyhnrn, L.
E. Atkinson, @, w. Smith, o. 4. Loud J. III.
/ Weaver.
District Of columbia-J j. Hemphfl chair
man; j. r. Heard, J. d, Richardson, II. w.
RuslS, J. f. Cobb, J. r, Fellows, Thomas 4.
johnson, r. e. Meredith, g. a. Cadmusl >. 4.
/ Bussey, A. e. Harmer, =. $. Post, William
Cogswel, @ A. Russell. j j. Belden
Revision Of Laws w. 4 Ellis, chalrman j.
IL Cultivate Robert Bullock +. & Edmunds,
r. II Norton. n f. Magnor, y. Y. Brookshire,
T. Amerman, J. Patterson. Case Brodericki y
b. Robinson, v. A. Taylor d. Waugh
4 Expenditures In State Ippartmnnt~k. y. Les
ter, chairman; W. G. Hreclinridge s. b. Alex
ander. w. II Butler, John Sanford, q w
Stone, J, NJ Weaver
| Expenditures IN Treasury Department-G
II Brirkner, chairman; J. J. O'Nehli W. ~
Crawford, B h Glover. W. A. stone j. W
| Wadsworth, j. b. ClalW
Expenditures IN War Departmental. Il
Montgomery, ehairman 3. H. Bunn, W. =
Dauiell, }. Danger y. Il, Hit, q " Shonk, W
| r. Hooker.
Expenditures in Navy Dcpartment-C. A. o
/ McCleland, chairman; A. NJ. Dockerg, J. .
Abbott, George Johnstone J. W. Ray, $. L
Milhken, II. T. Bartine.
Expenditures in puetailiee Dcpartment-W w
G. Oates, chairman; 4. II paynter, r. II. Gil
lespie, j. S. Gorrnau, J. }. Beldenl Andrew
Stewart, \. G. Houkl
Expenditures in Interior Department. W
Owens. ehairmAni # Il White, b, =. Gray, J
G. Kyle, w. W Grout, A. G Hopkins W "
Bowers.
Expenditnresin Department Of Justice j NJ
Allen, chairman; w H. Cowlea, @. y. Wise, ]
q. Lawson, Ezra 3. Taylor Nelson Dingles
8 r. Payne
Expenditures in Department 81 Agricultur
p q Edmonds chairman; 4. T. Bunting,
Capehart y. II stackhouse, X. Haivorgon,
M Kern, N. w Curtis,
Expenditures on Public Bnildinga-H \
Youmnns, chairman IL s, Greenleaf .
Hamilton, W. a. b. Branch, ,. II. ketchan
Abner Taylor a. p. Cheatham.
The Joint Committees.
Library -Amos J. Cummings, chairman
n O'Ferrall. Charles O'Nein.
Printing!. d. Richardson, chairman; WI
liam NJ McRag, Case Broderick,
Enrolled Bills g. Warwick, chairman; y
l. Hayes Clark Lewis, O. Scott }. a. Pickle
H. u Johnson W. A. Mckeighan.
Select Committees.
Reform In the Civil service-J. n, Andrey
chairman; O J. Boatner, Scott Wike Villa
Brawley, j. NJ Patterson. Lewis Sperry, II,
Meredith, w J. Coombs, W. II Harries. A.
Hopkins, u A. Russell, M. Brosus, John Raine
Election Of President and Vice President
J. l.. Chapman, chairman; H. ST. q. Tucke
w. a. Grain, Barnes Compton g. A. o. M
Cleiand NJ X Gant1, ID. A. Dearmond, "A.
Bushnel, ]. N. Cox, II. O. Lodge, II. Il Power
X. r. Doan, NJ. n, johnson.
Eleventh Census-w r. Wilcox, chairman
III. w. Owens, w ID. Bynum, 4 y Watson
E Busey, H. W Bentley, q. Babbitt, }.
Lawson, William Baker J. d Taylor, O.
Boutelle d. b. Anderson, George + fiun.
) Ventilation and Acoustics W. O. stal
| necker chairman; Charles Stewart, D
, Stout A. G. Durburow, NJ ID. Wright Jam
| ODonnel, G.. - Perkins.
] Columbian Exposition.~A @. Durburo'
chairman; J, D. McCreary. J. b Reilly, q.
Houk, Joseph Wheeler, W. d. Logan, J.
Little, William Cogswel, Nelson Dingley,
r McKenna, J. p. Dolliver.
immigration and Naturalization, II. Stun
chairman; J. W Covert William Elliott ,.
/; Geissenhainer, J. r. Epps, r. VI Fyan, d.
Z Hare, r. p. Coburn, j. A. Ketcham, ~ II Flu
: ston, NJ. b. Wright.
l. Irrigation Of Arid LAnds-S. w 4. Lanaha'
(. chairman; ]. NJ. Clancey, l. T. Bretz, J II. q,
man, r. 8. Coolidge W, W Dixon Jerry Sim
/; SON. J. a. Piekler, Q. S. Randall N. M. Curt
!. W. Sweet, J. T. Game,
:, Alcoholic Liquor rrafic-w Z. Hayes, cha
}, | man; r. H. Clarke p. q. Lester. Charles 81
!. wig, r. D. English. J. ". Bailey, T Bowma
J. ID. Taylor, E. A. Morse d. B Griswold,
r r. Cutting.
;. Speaker Crisp made better time in q
|. announcement a his committees TIL
7 either Mr. Carlisle or Mr.. Reed. The *
4 mer did not announce his list in the Fiftie
congress until Jan. s; Mr.. Reed on Dec.
J. But IN the latter case congress met Dec.
!. so that Speaker Reed consumed ninete
}. days In making up his list while Mr. CTi
a completed the job In sixteen days. The @
nouncement OF the house committees neo'
I sarily disappointed some members,
+ there Is no more than the usual fault fin
!. ing over the result. Mr.. Crisps friends q
!. much pleased in pointing out that
speaker in his selections gave good places
:. some who did not support him for speakl
The committees on ways and means, on I
y preparations, and on coinage weights a
q measures are supposed to reflect the poll
Of the house as to those matters most
r portant to the Democratic party.
y The ways and means committee rep
b. sents every section Of the country, but il
z. pointed to as an indication Of progressi
;, tariff reform policy that the &ost advanc
Z tariff reformers of the several sections ha
5 been selected to constitute the committ
y The committee ON appropriations is rega
ed as very strong and II is believed TO ia
ni cate that policy of strict economy is goi
to be followed
q F5There is some difference Of opinion as
= the meaning Of the construction Of the co
age committee. A majority Of its memb
K are known to favor free coinage, and fr
j. this it is inferred by most persons at fl
v. blush that il means that free coinage
s. is to be passed. 1t is said, however, Il
IS the free coinage men on the committee hs
9 been selected with o view TO their conser
!, tism and Judgment and that the interest
n the Democratic party viii stand first bef
j. all things.
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