MEMORANDUM OF SUBJECTS REFERRED

TO COMMITTEES.

Resolution of C. C. Bonney, of Illinois, introduced at the session of 1886, relating to the establishment of courts of arbitration.

Recommitted to the Committee on Jurisprudence and Law Reform. (See pages 29, 40, 50.)

Resolution of C. C. Bonney, of Illinois, offered on behalf of Simeon E. Baldwin, of Connecticut, relating to the enactment in the several States of some uniform law to regulate the marriage of their citizens in foreign countries, and the proper authentication and legislation of such marriages in this country.

Referred to the Committee on Jurisprudence and Law Reform. (See page 81.)

Resolution of Walter George Smith, of Pennsylvania, offered in behalf of George Hoadly, of New York, relating to the exchange of written or printed briefs by counsel, before the submission of the cause.

Referred to the Committee on Judicial Administration and Remedial Procedure. (See page 82.)

Resolution of R. L. Morris, of Tennessee, relating to an increase of the salaries of District Court Judges of the United States.

Referred to the Committee on Judicial Administration and Remedial Procedure. (See page 85.)

Resolution of J. R. Johnston, of Ohio, relating to legislation deemed necessary to correct the irregularities in and evils. growing out of the present laws relating to marriage and divorce.

Referred to the Committee on Jurisprudence and Law Reform. (See page 87.)

LIST OF BAR ASSOCIATIONS IN THE

UNITED STATES.

NOTE. This list has been compiled by the Secretary of the American Bar Association from replies to circulars sent out; and, while pains have been taken to make it as complete as possible, it is probable that some Associations have been omitted. In some cases the officers for last year are given where officers for 1887 are not known. The Secretary will be much indebted for information of any omissions and for corrections of the officers.

BAR ASSOCIATION OF Anthony Higgins, Geo. H. Bates,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.