The record-union., 1897-07-26

New York, G. Martin of North Caro-
lima, Nicholas Cox of Tennessee John
j. Lentz of Ohio, James Hay of Vir-
ginia, Thomas NJ. Jett of Illinois, NJ.
A Smith of Arizona, Democrats
Naval Affairs-Charles A. Boutelle of
Maine, S. G.. Hilborn of California, Mel
Vile Bull of Rhode Island, Francis H.
Wilson of New York, c. E. Foss of Illi-
nois, A. G.. Saylor of West Virginia, J.
H. Southwark of Ohio, o. C. Loudens-
lager of New Jersey, r. B. Hawley of
Texas, T. S. Butler of Pennsylvania,
Republicans; A. J. Cummings of New
York, Adolph Meyer of Virginia, Paris
c. Tate of Georgia, T. S. Plowman Of
Alabama, Robert N. Bodine of Mis-
souri,, Democrats.
Postoffices and Post Roads-Eugene
f. Loud of California, John II. Ketch-
am of New York, George w. Smith of
Illinois, John J. Gardiner of New Jer-
sey, n. D. Sperry of Connecticut, w.
Lorimer of Illinois, j. H. BroWnell of
Ohio, w. T. Foote Jr. Of New York,
Henry H. Brigham of Pennsylvania,
Samuel M. Clarke of Iowa, j. B. Strobe
of Nebraska, Republicans; G. A Swan
son of Virginia, Henry A. Ogden of
Louisiana, Daniel E. Ersnentrout of
Pennsylvania, John A. Noon of Ten
nessee, William A. Love of Mississippi,
James M. Griggs of Georgia, H. B.
Ferguson of New Mexico, Democrats.
Public Lands-John F. Lacey of Iowa,
William r. Ellis of Oregon, S. S. Bar
ney of Wisconsin, M. H. Kulp of Penn
sylvania, F. c. Stevens of Minnesota,
c. D. Sheldon of Michigan, S. E. Mills
of Illinois, Frank NJ. Eddy Of Minneso-
ia, Republicans; John C. Shafroth of
Colorado, Silver Republicans; Rudolph
Kleberg of Texas, James H. Lewis of
Washington, James D. Campbell of ILL
OILS, Marion de Vries of California, Da-
vid Meekison of Ohio and M. A Smith
of Arizona, Democrats.
Indian Affairs-James S. Sherman of
New York Charles Curtis of Kansas,
S. F. Fischer of New York, w. Eddy
of Minnesota, Alexander Stewart of
Minnesota, J. F. Lacey of Iowa, Horace
G. Shower of Michigan, Charles B.
Lands of Indiana, Samuel j. Barrows
of Massachusetts, Horace p. Packer of
Pennsylvania, Charles E. Pearce of
Missouri, Republicans; John S. Little
of Arkansas, w. A. Jones of Virginia,
E. B. Lewis of Georgia, ]. H. Stephens
of Texas, w. T. Zener of Indiana, M E.
Benton of Missouri NJ. A Smith of
Arizona, Democrats.
Territories-W. S. Knox of Massa-
chusetts, P. B. Low of New York, Case
Broderick Of Kansas, Loren Fletcher of
Minnesota, NJ. Griffin of Wisconsin, w.
T. Foote, Jr., of New York, j. A Hem
enway of Indiana, w S. Mesick of
Michigan, Republicans; William Me-
Aleer of Pennsylvania, A. J. Hunter
of Illinois, John A. Moon of Tennes-
see, John w. Crawford of Texas, James
NJ. Griggs of Pennsylvania, NJ. A. Smith
of Arizona and II. b. Ferguson of New
Mexico, Democrats
Public Buildings and Grounds-David
H. Mercer of Nebraska, J. D. Hicks of
Pennsylvania, S. G.. Hfborn of Callfor-
mia, Charles W. Gillett OF New York,
George E. White of Illinois, Richard
Barthold of Missouri, E. c. Burleigh
Of Missouri, George w. Weymouth of
Massachusetts, B. F. Howell of New
Jersey, c. P. Dorr of West Virginia
Republicans; John H. Bankhead of Ala
bama, Democrat; H E. Skinner of
North Carolina, Populist: ]. S. Little
of Arkansas, Robert Broussard of Iowa,
w. G. Brantley of Georgia, Democrats.
Vermont, w. P. Hepburn of Iowa, A.
b. Weight of Massa chusetts, w. C. Ar
mold of Pennsylvania. G. w. Parish of
Indiana w. S. Kirkpatrick of Penn
sylvania, D. M Hurley of New York
F. j. Clark of New Hampshire, w. B.
Shattuck of Ohio, Republicans; James
G. Mcguire of California, w. Carmack
of Tennessee, w H. Fleming of Geor-
gia, J. I. Slaydep of Texas, w. V. Sulli-
van of Mississippi, ]. S. CoOney of Mis-
souri,, Democrats.
Invalid Pensions-George w. Ray of
New York, G. A. Sulloway of New
Hampshire, w. S. Kerr of Ohio, v
Warner of Illinois, H. c. Brewster of
New York, Henry r. Gibson of Ten
nessee, J. c. Sturtevant of Pennsylva-
MIA, E. S. Henry of Connecticut, l.. A
Barber of Maryland, S. w. Smith of
Michigan, Republicans; George B. Nc
Lehman of New York, Robert w. My
ers of Indiana, ]. w. Botllin of Kan
sas, J. A. Gorton of Ohio, Democrats,
and Curtis Castle of California, Popu-
list.
immigration and Naturalization-Io-
reno Sanford of Ohio, Charles n. Fow-
Ter of New Jersey, r. B. Mahaney of
New York S. w. Mccall of Michigan,
M. n. Johnson of North Dakota, Ed
ward E. Robbins of Pennsylvania, Jo-
seph A. Graft of Illinois, Republicans;
Stanyard Wilson of Kansas, c. ]. Oh
ney of Virginia, Henry Pepper of Vir-
ginia, Democrats, and William I. Green
of Nebraska, Populist.
Labor-Jofn J. Gardiner of New Jer-
sey, Joseph H. Walker of Massachu-
sets, J. l. McCleary of Minnesota, Will
lam Lorrimer of Illinois, J. K. Showalt-
er of Pennsylvania, A. c. Cochran of
New York, l. B. Barber OF Maryland,
Republicans; P. J. Robert of South
Carolina, w r. Strobe of New Hamp-
shire, w. A. Young of Virginia, Ferd-
Inland Bruckman of Michigan, Thomas
w. Simms of Tennessee, Democrats.
Militia-B. F. Marsh of Illinois, Case
Broderick of Kansas George Spaldng
of Michigan, I. J. Fenton of Ohio, War
rem Miller of West Virginia, c. E. Bur-
leigh of Maine, E. E. Robbins of Penn
sylvania S. J. Barrows of Massachu-
sets, Republicans; r. Kleberg of Tex
as John Verstage of New York, John
Fowler of North Carolina, w. L. Stark
of Nebraska and Charles K. WHEEL Of
Kentucky, Democrats.
QUEENS JUBILEE.