Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-22


 New York; Joseph E. Washington, Ten
 nessee; Joseph G. Hart, Pennsylvania;
 James A. Loclhart. North Carolina.
 Public buildings and grounds (ten re-
 publicans and five democrats)-Chair-
 man, Seth Millilken, Maine.
 Pacific railroads (nine republicans and
 six emocrats)-Chairman, H. Henry
 Powers, Vermont.
 Interstate and foreign commerce (elev-
 en republicans and six demoerats)-
 Chairman. William P. Hepburn, Iowa.
 Claims (nine republicans and six dem
 ocrats)-Chairman, Charles M. Brumm,
 Pennsylvania.
 Agriculture televen republicans five
 democrats and one delegate)-James
 Wadsworth. New York; James A. Stahl,
 Pennsylvania; V. Warner Illinois; Jon
 athan S. Willis, delegate; D. s. Henry,
 Connecticut; Edward Sauerherring, Wis
 consin; J. D. Leighty, Indiana; William
 B Baker, Maryland; D. +. Wilbur, New
 York; E. J. Murphy, Illinois; Horace G.
 Shower, Michigan; Charles F. Moses
 Georgia; John s. Williams, Mississippi;
 John D. Clardy, Kentucky; J. w. Stokes,
 North Carolina: Alonzo c. Schofford,
 North Carolina; Delegate Frank G. Can
 non, Utah.
 Mines and mining nine republicans and four crats)-Chairman Daniel D Aitken. Michigan. Indian affairs dwelve republicans and five mocrats)-Chairman, James s. sherman, New York. Enrolled bills -four republicans and three democrat ts)-Chairman A. L. Ha- ger Iowa; Samuel M Clark Iowa; F. F.
 Acheson, Pennsylvania; George C. Crow ther. Missouri; Benjamin E. Russell, Georgia; Ashbury c. Lattmer, South Carolina: John D. Clardy, Kentucky.
 Railways and canals-Chairman. Ches-
 ter A. 'Chickering, New York. War claims-Chairman T. M. Malone, Pennsylvania
 Public lands 0en republicans, five
 democrats and one delegate)-Chairman J. r. Lacey, Iowa.
 Elections of president, etc.. (eight re- publicans and five democrats)- man, Newton M. Curtis, New York Alcoholic liquor traffic (six republicans and four democrats)- Elijah A. Morse, Massachusetts. Library dwo republicans and one dem-
 ocraD--Chairman, A. L. Harmer, Penn f sylvania.
 Printing 0wo republicans and one
 ocraD-Chairman George D. Per kins, Iowa.
 District of mbia-Chairma James
 A. Babcock, Wisconsin.
 Education (seven republicans and six democrats)-Chairman, Galusha A. Grow, Pennsylvania. Levees on the Mississippi (nine republi- cans and four democrats)-G w. Ray, New York; R. Adams, Jr, Pennsylvania; i; w. O. Arnold, Rhode Island; H. A. Coop CT, Wisconsin; A. Mines, Michigan; c. N Clark, Missouri; N. Clark, Missouri; G. M. Curtis. Iowa; H. G. Hunter Ken lucky; L. W. Royse, Indiana; J. M. Allen, Mississippi; J. c. McDearmon, Tennes- see; T. A. Woodward, North Carolina; F. ]. Otey, Virginia.
 Invalid pensions Gen republicans, four democrats and one populist--Chairman J. A. Pickler, South Dakota. Committee on labor (seven republicans four democrats and one populist)-T. M Phillips, Pennsylvania; J. H. Walker Massachusetts,; l.. D. Apsley, Massachu- setts; J. J. Gardiner New Jersey; J. T. McCleary. Minnesota; w. Lorrimer H. lnois; Philip B. Lowe. New York; P. J. Sorg Ohio; l.. E. McGann, Illinois: c. J. Erdman, Pennsylvania; w. J. Talbert
 South Carolina; w. r. Stroud, North Carolina.
 Patents (nne republicans and four mocrats)-Chairman, w. r. Draper, Massachusetts.
 Manufactures (eight republicazS and three democrats)-L. D. Apsley. Massa- chusetts; c. F. Coffin, Maryland; F. Hell terman, Pennsylvania; c. w. Paris, h.
 diana; R. O. Crump. Michigan; A. Stew art, Wisconsin; M. H. Culp Pennsylva- nia; c. B. Beach, Ohio; P. J. Sorg, Ohio; A Meyer. Louisiana; w. R. Mckinney Virginia
 Military (eight republicans and five rats)-Chairman, B. F. Marsh. H. lnois
 Private land claims (nne republicans and four mocrats)-Chairman, G. w. Smith, Illinois.
 Reform in the civil service (eight repub- licans and five democrats)-M. Brosius, Pennsylvania; J. H. Sherman, New York T, H. Gillet Massachusetts,; H. c. Van Voorhis, Ohio; T. A. Tawney, Minnesota; R. Pearson, North Carolina; M Pitney, New Jersey; J. McLachan, California; E. E. Meredith, Virginia; H. c. Miner, New York; A. M. Dockery, Missouri; J. A. Lockhart. North Carolina; M Crowley, Texas
 Revisions of laws thine republicans and four democrats s)-Chairman w. W. Bow CTS, California.
 Ventilation and acoustics -four republi- cans, two democrats and one populist)- Chairman. w. s. Linton, Michigan Pensions (eight republicans and five democrats)-Henry c. Louden Schlager, New Jersey; Charles 15. Coffin, Maryland David G. Colson, Kentucky; Frederick R. Halterman, Pennsylvania; James R. Howe. New York; N. A. Mosely Missouri; J. B. Strode, Nebraska; Alex H. Hardy. 1ndiana Charles L. Moses, Georgia; Jesse r. Staliings. Alabama; William Baker,
 Kansas; J. c. C. Black. Georgia; William Elliott. South Carolina. Expenditures in department of state -four republicans and three democrats)- Chairman, Lemuel E. Quigg, New York. Expenditures in treasury department -four republicans and three democrats)- Chairman, Charles H. Grosvenor Ohio. Expenditures in war department -four republicans and three democrats)--Chair- man. w w. Grout Vermont. Immigration and natura lization (six re- publicans and four democra ts)-Chair- man, Richard Bartholdt. Missouri. Expenditures in navy department -four republicans and three democrats)--Chair- man, H. F. Thomas, Michigan. Expenditures in postoffice department -four republicans and three democrats)- Chairman, H. H. Bickham. Pennsylva- nia
 Expenditures in department of the inte- rior -four republicans and three demo- crats)--Chairman. Charles Curtis, Kan sas.
 Irrigation arid lands (seven republi- cans, three democrats and one populisD Chairman, B. Herman, Oregon. Committee on territories (eleven repub- licans and four mocrats)-Chairman, | J, A. Scranton, Pennsylvania. Committee on war claims (cght re- publicans and five democrats)-Chair- man. T. M Malone. Pennsylvania. Committee on expenditures in the de- nartment of justice -four republicans and