The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

j. Murphy IilHOlSt y. ". ShoNeI, Mlcnl-
gan; Charles T.. Moses, Georgia: John s.
Kentucky: j. w. Stokes, North Caro-
lima: Alonzo Shuford. North Carolina;
Delegate Frank @. Cannon, Utah.
Mines and M.ning-Nine Republicans,
four Democrats: Daniel ID. Aitken, Mich
igan. chairman.
Indian Affairs--Twelve Republicans. five
Democrats, one delegate: James .. Sher-
man, New York, chairman.
Enrolled Bills-Four Republicans, three
Democrats: A. l.. Hager Iowa, chairman.
Railways and Canals-Eight Republi-
cans, five Democrats: Chester A. Chick
ering, New York, chairman.
war Claims-Eight Republicans, five
Democrats. T. NJ. Malone, Pennsylvania.
chairman.
Public Lands-Ten Republicans, I'VE
Democrats, one delegate: j. +. Lacy.
Iowa. chairman.
Election Of President, etc.-Eight Re
pubicans. five Democrats: Newton Nj.
Curtis, n. y, chairman.
Achoholic Liquor Trafiic-Six Repubh-
cans, four Democrats: Il. J. Morse, Mass.
chairman.
Library-Two Republicans, one Demo-
crat: a. l.. Harmer, Pennsylvania, chair
man.
IIlUifllE W. iNf'uNiNdi.' Oii l'fillV
crat: George d. Parkin, Indiana, chair
man.
District Of Columbia-Nine Republicans.
six Democrats: James A. Babcock, OF
Wisconsin, chairman.
Education Seven Republicans. six
Democrats Galusha A. Grow, Pennsyl-
Yania, chairman.
Leyees on Mississippi River-Nine Re
publicans, four Democrats. G. W. Ray,
New York: r. A. Adams. Pennsylvania,
w. r. Arnold Rhode Island; II. A.
Cooper, Winconsin a. Mines Michigan;
c. n. Clark. Missouri; G. NJ. Curtis.
Iowa, II. @. Hunter, Kentucky; l.. w.
Royse, Indiana: j. NJ Allen. Mississippi;
j. c. McDearman, Tennessee, T. A.
Woodward. North Carolina; +. J. Otey,
Virginia.
Invelid Pensions-Ten Republicans. four
Democrats, one Populist j. A. Pickler,
South Dakota, chairman.
Committee on Lahor-Seven Republi-
cans. four Democrats. one POpunst. 4.
NJ Phillips Pennsylvania. j A. Walker.
Massachusetts: l.. d. Apsley. Massa-
chusetts. j. G. Gardiner, New Jersey;
j. T. McCleary Minnesota; w Lorrimer,
Illinois, Phillip b. Low, New York, L.
j. Sorg, Ohio. l.. r. Mccain. illinois;
G. J. Erdman, Pennsylvania; W. ]. Tai
berts. South Carolina; w. r. Stroud,
North Carolina.
Patents-Nno Republicans. four Demo
Gratis w. e. Draper, Massachusetts,
chairman.
Manufacturers-Eigh Republicans,
three Democrats Il. y. Apsley. Massa-
chusetts G. F.. Coifn, Maryland; f. IA.
lielterman Pennsylvania, G. w. Farr,
Indiana; r. o. Crump, Michigan; A.
Stewart. Wisconsin: NJ. II. CUP. Penn
syvania; c. T. Beach. Ohio; +. j. Sorg.
Ohio A. Meyer, Louisiana; w. r. Nc
Kenney. Virginia.
Militia-Eight Republicans. five Demo-
Gratis: B. f. Marsh. Illinois. chairman.
Private Land Claims-Nine Republi-
cans. four Democrats: G. W. Smith,
Illinois, chairman.
Reform in the Civil Service-Eight Re
publcans. FIVE Democrats: NJ. Brosius
Pennsylvania j. s. Sherman. New
York, r. H. Gillet Massachusetts; II. G.
Van Voorhis, Ohio; J. A. Tawney, Min
nesota r. Pearson, North Carolina; NJ.
Pitnet, New Jersey: j. McLaughland,
Caliafornia; r. L. Meredith. Virginia; II.
+. Dockey. Ohio; e. Miner, New York;
J. a. Lockhart. North Carolina; NJ.
Crowley, Texas.
Pensions-Eight Republicans, five Demo
Gratis: Henry c. Loudenslager, New Jer-
sey; Charles r. Coffin, Maryland David
G. Colson. New York; Frederick Il. Hat
terman, Pennsylvania. James II. Howe,
New York; N. A. Moseley Missouri; j.
Il. STROBE. Nebraska; ". T.. Alexander
IL. Hardy, Indiana; Charles j.. Moses,
Georgia; Jesse +. Stallings. Alabama;
William Baker. Kansas; j. G. G. Black,
Georgia; William Elliott, South Carolina.
Expenditures in the Department OF
Statc-Four Republicans, three Demo-
- IDffrtF N4Nt Work chair
man.
Expenditures Treasury Department
-Four Republicans, three Democrats:
Charles III. Gras, Ohio, chairman
Expenditures in the War Department
Four Republicans, three Democrats: w.
w. Grout, Michigan, chairman.
Naturalizaticr-Six Republicans. four
Democrats: Richard Bartholdt, Missouri,
chairman.
Expenditures in the Navy Department
-Four Republicans, three Democrats; III.
f. Thomas. Michigan, chairman
Expenditures in the Post-Ohice Depart
Republicans, three Demo-
Gratis: II. II. Gingham, Pennsylyania,
chairman.
Expenditures in the Department OF the
Republicans three Demo-
Gratis: Charles Curtis Kansas. chairman
Irrigation Of Arid Lands-Seveu Re-
pubiicans, three Democrats one Popu-
list: II. H. Herman Oregon. chairman.
Il 5 nj es a,u AR ;?ta
Committee on Territories Eleven Re
publicans. four Democrats. j. A. Scran-
ton. Pennsylvania. chairman
Committee on War Claims-Eight Re
Dublicans. FIVE Democrats: y. NJ Mahon.
chairman.
Committee on Expenditures i'm the De-
L..
hree Democrats: w. II. Ellis, Oregon,
chairman
Committee on Expenditures in the De-
,artment OF Agriculture-Four Repubn-
ans, three Democrats: c. W. Ginett,
New York. chairman.
Expenditures on Public Buildipgs-Four
three Democrats: L. Set
le. North Carolina, chairman
Revision Of LawS-Nine Republicans.
our Democrats: ". h. Bowers. Callfor-
ia. chairman.
Ventilation and Acoustics-Four Repub- |
leans, two Democrats. one Populist: w. |
J. Linton. Michigan. chairman.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
WASHINGTON; d. c. Dec. 2i.-The
'enate. In executive session. today con- |
rmed the following nominations:
Brigadier-General Wellesly Merritt. TO !
le maior-ceneral
Colonel senas X. Bliss, to be brigadier-
encral
Colonel William L. Craighil. 10 be chief /
( engineers and hrigadier-generaL
Colonel r VI stanton, 10 be paymaster- |
eneral and brigadier-general.
Also various other army promotions IN |
he quartermaster-genera and judge-ad- |
ocate- generals. medical, engineer, and |
ayalry department
John l.. Peck. OF Missouri, 10 be Minis
er TO Switzerland,
Postmaster Texas-F NJ. Adams, For
ey: o. ID. Baker, tnvaide: a. l.. Board.
eymour: w. v Seymour. Meridian. O. |
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