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chairman; Depew, Wetmore, Foster of Washington. Mitchell, Kearns, Burton.
 Pacific ralroads-Dolliver, chairman; Frye, Stewart, Willard, Kittredge.
 Patents-Kittredge chairman; Me- Comas, McCumber, Clapp.
 Pensons-McCumber chairman; Scott, Foster of Washington, Burton, Burnham, Alger, Ball, Shoot
 hilippines-Lodge, chairman; Hale, Proctor, Beveridge, Burrows, McComas, Dietrich. Long.
 Postoffces and post roads-Penrose chairman; Deliver, Lodge Beveridge Mitchell, Proctor, Burrows, Scott. Burton. Printing-Platt of New York, chairman; Elkins.
 Private land claims-Hale, chairman; Kean, Gamble, Burton.
 Privileges and elections-Burrows chair man; Hoar, McComas, Foraker, Depew, Beverdge, Dillingham;. Hopkins.
 Public buildings and grounds-Fair- banks chairman; Warren, Scott Quar- rels, McCumber, Wetmore Quay.
 Public health and national quarantine Spooner, chairman; Ball, Hepburn, Long.
 Public ands-Hansbrough, chairman; Nelson, Clarke of Wyoming, Barns, Kearns, Gamble, Burton, Dietrich, Fulton. Railroad-Clark of Wyoming, chairman; ' Shoot.
 Revision of the laws-Depew chairman; Proctor F'uton, Hepburn, Long. |.
 Rules-Spooner, chairman; Aldrich, Hoar. Ellxins.
 Territories-Beveridge chairman; Dill lingham, Nelson, Bard, Quay, Burnham, Kean.
 Transportation and routes to the sea. board-Gamble, chairman; Clark of Wyo- ming. Perkins, Ball. Alice.
 University of the United States-Long, chairman: Frye, Wetmore, Burnham, Dil- lingham Dryden, Allison
 Select committees:s
 Woman's suffrage-Wetmore, Bard. Mitchell
 Transportation and sale of meat pro- ducts-McCumber, Quarels, Ball.
 Five civilized tribes of Indians-Dietrich, Kittredge, Burrows. -
 Industrial expositions-Burnham, chair man; Hawley. Hansbrough, Lodge, Clapp, Alger, Fulton.
 National banks-Kearns, chairman; Penrose, Ankeny.
 To investigate trespassers upon Indian lands-Detrich. chairman; Hepburn.
 Standards, weights and measures Shoot, chairman; Deliver, Long.
 Appointments Confirmed.
 Washington, November 23-The senate today in executive session confirmed he following nominations.
 George R. Carter, Honolulu, Hawaii, to he governor of Hawaii
 Sanford E. Dole. Hawaii district judge of the territory of Hawaii.
 Consuls:
 R. J. Cummins of New York at Puerto Cabelo, Venezuela; Leo Perholz of New York at Three Rivers. Quebec, Canada, i, Martin R. Sackett of New York at Fres- colt. Ontario, Canada.
 Edward K. Sullivan of New York at Erzeoum, Turkey; David F. Wllber of New York at Barbadoes, West Indies; w.. H. H. Webster of New York at Niagara Falls, Ontario; Dean R. Wood of New York at Ceiba, Honduras
 Willis Sweet of Idaho, attorney general of Porto Rico; Frank s. Ingalls,, surveyor general of Arizona.
 Registers of land office-John D. Jones at Cass Lake. ,Minn.; Myron D. Taylor at St. Cloud, Minn.
 Receivers of land office-William F.. Hodge. Jr., at Guthrie. Okla; Edgar $. Oakley at Cass Lake, Minn.; Alvah Il. Eastman at St. Cloud. Minn.
 Postmasters:
 Kentucky-E. W. veluzat. Horse Creek.
 Tennessee-E J. Hickman, Lynnville; J. s. Beasley Centreville; L. J. Jarner. Cookeville; Thomas J. Littleton, Estll Springs; w. B. Farris, Pulaski; l.. IL. Lather, Athens.
 The senate also confirmed nominations for promotion in the navy and all the mli- itary nominations not held up oy the Wood investigation. They number SIX teen and include brigadier generals as we'll as other officers down to the rank of second lieutenant. The men confirmed as brigader generals are:
 Jared A. Smith, Jacob Brawles, sue