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Capitalize la Loterfa La CarGdad de HUI
macao, destinada al sostenimientc de nm
Aeilo de Pobres. El tercer sorteo de la
citada Loterfa Sc jugara en- combination
con la provincial Ell 80 de Diciembre pro.
ximo. So compone de 80 mil billetes 81.
divididos en- d6eirnos. Consta de 871 pre.
MICS e5 mayor de so9d mil pesos, Ell segundo.
de $50, qcince de $50, oehenta cinco de,
S15, y el resto de SO con cuatro apro.
ximacio1es de $35 y 500 para ell - 2.s
premios respectivamente.
Los 0illetes premiados seran papados
en- esta Capital por ell Banco Fspaifol eli
Territorial Agrfcola; en- Arecibo Dor don
Antonio Lopez; en- Aguadilla por los Sres
J. T. Silva y Compaf1fa; en- Mayagiiez DOR
los seforas Fritze Lundt Compaffa: en-
Arroyo Dor don A. J. Alcaide; en- Faiardo
por don i. N. Cintr6n en- Humacao Dor
la Directiva de La Carload. 3O-b
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aGT5GiAs 0ENEgALES

AuaGue el suelto que publicamoa
aver, r1farente los successes de Arroyo Ia
titu'amo5 Una Gnterwieu, nos comnleoa.
mos en scer constar que no fu6 ell rssnl-
tado de ina conferencia solicitada emo.
teso, sin. el haberse hallado casualm, n Ia
uuo de L .estros redactores con ell estima-
90 am1ge fior Miquelini, Jefe del Ouerpo
Nuestro redactor, relatando de nemo1ia
Ia convaI saci6n que Sc sostuvo con ell cita-
do caballero otros amigos, en- aIpunos
conceptos no ioterprcth tai vez del TODD
ex *cto los que en- Ia citada conversaci6n So
expusieron a. 90
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Total. ........ $2.s69, ,941 81
que produjeron al Estado por derechos de
Aduana 374, 900 pesos As ceutavce. La ex-
portaci6n, que es de donda proceden Jos
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Segun nos dicen de AguadilIa. an
aquella sstaci6n telegrafica Sc carecs de
impresos para recibir expedir los despa-
chos, tea sndo que empIearse papel co.
mum. Lo propio sucede en- la de Ahasco
otros pueblos.
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iPIANOS! iPIANOs!
ESPANOLES Y FRANCHISES
PRlU, MALLARD c." PLEYEL, WOLFF G"
PRIU, MALLARD Y c."

Acaban de recibirse magnifcos mode.
los en- el AIm0ce1a de M6sICA PIANOS de
Jose O. ROssy (Cruz 81. Pr6ximamente
90 aguarda otra remesa de acreditados
Pianos ALEMANEs, que oportunamente Sc
anunciarAn. Tambien SO acaban de rscibir
por ell tlltimo vapor frances ATR1LEs de
hterro bromceado; BUsTos de GrtGstos c6-
Iebres; CUBRE-vIoL1NEs prSnaOrOsos; ARAN
DELAs de cr6stoz ,tin5sSneGs DIAPASO
MES, PANTALLAS, REFLECTORES y
BUJIAS de porcezGna para pianos; AIS
LADORES BATUTAS de 6bomO GU
BRE-TECLADOS de seda q rGsO, snJie6-
dad de Grt6cWIos para Piano; asf como un
cGerdas IN6XIDABLES, pa6os, gonna
gas &@ para comsposic6omes; varSos attG
les para lG enseNGnzG del Piano, como
GUIA.MANOS, SORTIJAS DE PLOMO, ,
para 81 desarrollo de las articulaciones
de los dedos g. g. 3-2
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Aye tarde tuvimos muoho austo an
recibir Ia vista de nuestro dfstin~nido
amigo don Laureano Sarria connotsdo
propietarfo de Vieques. El sefior Sarria
que es persona de quien no SO puede du-
dar, nos ha dado las mas absolutas sepu-
rdaoes de que on Vieques no hay ouien
p1ense, o: remotamente en- conspiracfones
nj desorcsnes. Aquella Isla tendra en- es-
te afio Il. z. soberbia cosecha de azucar Ia
crianza 9e ganado vacuno cabaIlar pros.
pera nota blemente, debido al buen tieupo
que se hC tenido. Els de lamentar mia
sean ta1 deficiencies las Was de comunica.
c1on que hoy Sc tienen con eeta Isla v oue
por Gauss que omitimos explicar aouf. SO
hayan a1sentado la mayor parte de los
Ouques Q 10 se dedIcahan al trafico de ga.
nado vacuno con las islas vecinas.
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Total. %. ..$3 399 865 II
rindiendo al Estado Ia suma dc 52,568 Pc
eos 40 centavos por impuestos Les artfcu-
los exportados fueron los eiguientes:
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I'll doIningo 10 del corri9nte & las ocho
de la ma11ana, tendra lugar en- la Capilla,
oe "a y. .. I Franciscana la Misa solem.
manifesto hasta las cinco de Ia tarde o1e
Sc rezara la Corona, concluyendo con Ia
procession reserva. Sc invita- los fieles.
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Hefoos dido decir que ha llegado por
CO de Vilta-Clara, ell cual dics que esta
pr6xima Ia paz de Cuba por no sabemos
que conabinaciones diplomaticas puestas
en- practica por 81 General Martinez Cam
pos. H&oiase do poeibles grandes presen.
taciones De les partidas insurrectaa de las
Villas, ; 3e otras que Sc embarcaran Dor
las costas del Oamagiiey. Dicen que dice
el citado peri6dico que cen ese rnotiyo ha
habido Oh Villa-Clara horas de expansion
= vivas la paz, & Espana al General
Martinez Campos. Trataremos de averi.
guar 10 cue haya de verdad respecto de
particular tan importante, para comunicar-
10 4 los leotores de La CORREsPoNDENc1A-
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OE1hE Il Los sef1ores s. Melon
1ElJHi Compeffa regalan en- su de.
partamento del detail I'm bo.
nito aba.ico japon6s por toda compra al
contado 4ue exceda de un peso MEXICA
NO. Az ovechen amables Iectoras one
la buente ocasi6n Ia pintan calva. P.
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IQu6 nadie SO ha hoc 40 dafo alguno?
All, no. Desgraciadamente hay des-
urac;as personales que lamentar.
Una infeliz auciana que se hallaba va
reeogida, al OR los disparos se echo al sue
10 On momento en- que penetraba un pro-
yectil por la pared del fuerte, bala de re-
minis gton que le atraves6 y rihon, dej&n-
dola mortalmente herida.
Don Miguel Moreno, fu6 tambien heri
do levemente y ell hijo dnico, nifio de on
CO afios, del guaHda -almaoen de la Empre-
ga de Oienfuegos, estimate amigo nuestro
D. Andres Perez, Sc salv5 milaRrosamen-
to gracias al valor del padre que 10 sac6
de su CANA en- momentos en- que las balas
llovian sobre la habitacio en- que se en-
conSsaba tan q tempo, que momentos
despu6s un proyectil de Maiisser despu6s
de atravesar cuatro tabiques daba en- la
CANA, uevandose una parss de la cabecera
de hierro de la misma pasando dos TIA
biuues mas sRl1a al campo.
ENTIERRO -
Esta tarde las custro Sc ha efectua.
do el entierro del infelix soldado mUsrto
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pon1,s WONDERLAND rHrArER.

Jerome and Alexis again delighted
large crowds yesterday afternoon and
last evening with their marvellous bend
ing and acrobatic twisting speciality.
Among the crowd present last eve hing
were a large body of Yale men, and
especially prominent were the Cam
bridge athletes, who came for the last
time before leaving New Haven to-day
to enjoy the hospitality of Mr.. Poll,
who had kindly placed the freedom of
the Wonderland at their disposal dur
ing the entire time of their stay in the
city. The Cambridge men and Yale
men were enthusiastic in their praise
of the performances given, and all were
emphatic in their declaration that no.
where in England or America can it be
duplicated for the prices charged at
the Wonderland. There is a matinee
every day, the performances being con-
tinuous, and ladies are admitted to
any part of the house for 10 cents.
Next week will appear Adolf Pepper,
the rat charmer of Hamelin, with his
wonderful collection of one hundred
white rats, which he charms in full
view of the audience.
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WHAT CAN'T BE ENDURED
MI be cured. If your old stepladder is
WI getting wobbly. buy one of Che Par.
is" or Challenge style at the
s23 eod3t "HUSTLERY." 80 Broadway
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'"The Merry World" win be present
ed this and tomorrow evening, with
matinee tomorrow afternoon, The
entire company that has made such a
great success of the piece at the Casino,
New York, viii be carried here together
with the original costumes and scenic
embellishments which altogether is on
such an elaborate scale that only the
larger cities will be played and that for
an extended run, 1.-THE Merry World"
is caricature upon events at the differ
emit playhouses OF New York during the
past season, making sport with musi-
cal as well as dramatic matter. and
has a sprightly joke for almost all the
entertainments that is of interest to
the playgoing public, The performance
which keeps the audience in almost con-
tinuous laughter recalls grotesque
memories of Sans Gene" ''Dr. Syntax,"
Rob Roy" Wang" robin Hood, +"
"Trilby' and various other things of
recent dramatic and musical interest.
1t is an ollapodrid, an amusing hodge
podge, "a crazy quilt of advertisement,
a kaleidoscope of countless things, peo-
pie and incidents, The company num-
bers altogether over sixty, including
a large chorus and many well known
character and variety performers, The
piece is presented in ten scenes and
has been written by Edgar Smith and
Nicholas Biddle, The music is by Will
liam Furst.
Sale of seats now open. Prices for
the evening, $3.50, 81 and 75c, Matinee
best seats, 81.
| The terpsichorean sensation of last
season in New York was Cissy FNtz-
geralds dancing in "The Founding"
She comes here october 4 and s, Friday
and Saturday, at the Hyperion.
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WANTED,
a GIRL for general homework REFER
IN ence required. Inquire at
S25 St col ELM STREET
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A N experienced stenographer and type
"A writer wishes employment for after
moons. Address TYPEWRITER,
sSI 1tf Journal and Courier Office.
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Dangling School.

Mr.. C. Francis Malones chiidren's
classes will meet for their first lesson
tomorrow Saturday,, September 2Sth, at
Harmonic hall. Beginners class from
2 to $3.50 p. m. Advanced class from
4 to p. m. Evening class for young
ladies and gentlemen meet for first
lesson next Tuesday, October list, from s
to 10 o'clock. This class is formed ex-
clusively for beginners. Names regis
tered for advanced class, which will re-
sumo the middle of October My book
containing hints and suggestions on
dancing and department mailed by adj
dressing Box 1897, New Haven, Conn.
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WANTED,
WANTED
WANtTEIl

n GOOD cook; references required; also
IN a girl as laundress and chambermaid at
S26 ct 5 ar TRJJMBULI ST.
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LOST.

PUT NOT NEW WINE
INTO old kegs lest the keg be lealSy. New
L kegs here along with wine presses al
juicy prices LINSLEY, ROOT s. CO.,
SIS eod3t 30 Broadway.
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NOTICE OF LATE CARS.
winchester Avenue Railroad Company

Winchester Avenue Railroad Company.
Leave Chapel street for Sylvan ave-
nue., Ills, 1880, and 1900,
Leave Chapel street for Congress ave-
nue., :15, and HAS.
Leave Chapel street for Reed street
HOO, 1925, 11:41, and 11;57,
Leave Chapel street for City Point
HOY, 1928, and 11:45.
on and after Monday, September 80
1896 SGT st
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JOHNSON G BR0., 4
All and AIS State ST., cor. Court.


District of New Haven. IS. Probate Court,
New Haven, September gath, 1895. 6
ENSTATE OF JAMES CAMPBELL, late of
Ia New Haven, in said district, deceased.
Upon application of Elizabeth G. Olds,
praying that letters of administration may
be granted upon the estate of said deceased,
as per application on file more fully appears,
it is
ORDERED-Tha said application be heard
and determined at Il Probate Court to be held
at New Haven, in said district, on the LIST day
of October, A. D. 1885. at ten O'Clock in the
dency of said application and the time and
place of hearing thereon, BY publishing the
same three times in some newspaper having q
circulation in said district.
LIVINGSTON w. CLEAVELAND,
s25 3t Judge of said Court.
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WlSWALLi-ln New York at her residence,
80 West one Hundred and Thrtieth street,
in the hlst year of her age, Louisa Bishop,
wife of William MoAlpine Wiswall and
daughter of Thomas Ohatterton, formerly
OF this city.
Funeral services at Church of the Puritans,
One Hundred and Thntieth street, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, Friday, l;30 pm.
lnterment mt Woodawn cemetery
RlDGWAY--At the residence of her son-in-
law, A. Heaton Robertson, "Wednesday
night, Harriet M. II. Ridgway, widow OF
the late Thomas S. Ridgway.
Funeral services at l2S Temple street Friday,
September eth, at p, m.
BEACH-In this city, Sept &c, William G.
Beach, aged "a years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 90 Yer
non street, Saturday afternoon at o'clock
ct
IRyING-In this city, September 20, Thomas
II. Irving, aged 60 years, i month, days.
Funeral services viii be held at his late resi-
dence, No. ~ Gilbert avenue, on Sunday at,
ternoon ut Q O'clock. Friends are invited
to attend. Burial at the convenience OF
the family.
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A PAIR of bay maresssix and seven years
N old. sound and kind and afraid of moth
ing. viii be sold as a pair or separately; al
so Brockett s. futile extension top pneton,
tSyo-seafed ana an open two-seafed surrey
and a set Of double harm ess, all in fine con-
ditlon. VIII be sold cheap for want OF use.
ss.st W = rs ORCHARD STREET.
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when You Arc Ready.

To clean house send for us to take UP.
clean and relay your carpets. Nothing
is so detrimental to good health as
unclean carpets, By sendi your car
pets to the Forsyth eomps : you are
assured of having them returned to you
as clean as new carpets. apis If
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NOVICE no CONTRACTORS,

CEALED proposals will be received at the
= office Of the Selectmen, Southington,
Conn.,, until Wednesday, October 9th, at two
o'clock D. M, for grading and matchmaking
a section of road on Main street.
At the above time and place the bids Will be
opened.
Each bid must be accompanied by bond
for 81 900, with surety satisfactory to the Sc
lectmen, conditioned that the bidder will ex-
ecute an agreement to perform the work ac-
cording to contract.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
seiectmen's office at Town Hall, Southington,
and at the Office of the Highway Commits
sion, State Capitol. Hartford.
The Selectmen reserve the right to reject
any or all bids, as the interests of the Town
may appear. ~.
w. S, PLUMB,
a. NJ. LEWIS,
G. II. HAMLIN,
sos 1877 Seectmen.
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rYouwant

to go West oheaply and comfortably
take the SANTA FE ROUTE, Tourist
excursions, Personally conducted.
Leave Boston weekly,
New England agency $50 Washington
street, Boston. SD tt
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POLITICAL.


The republicans of Hamden are re-
quested to meet in the town hall on
Tuesday, October ], at s o'cIock p. m. 10
nominate town officers.
Per Town Committee.
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MILLINERY,

MFRS. A. COCHRANE announces that she
IY2 will fill orders in millinery at short no =
tice; making and trimming TO order; opera
hats specially. Millinery parlors over store.
SIS eod3t 1895 CHAPEL.
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EnR SALE.

A FIRST-CLASS upright piano, a perfect
IN ly matched pair of diamond earrings, q
solitaire diamond ring, and a diamond
brooch will sell cheap.
Fidelity Mortgage Loan Co..
s25 tt IT'S Chapel street.
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cuAs y BROMLEY,

MAKER of Violins, Double bases, etc.
WI New and Old Violins for sale. Repair
ing speciality Bows rehaired. INSTRUCTION
given on the Violin. Terms moderate.
s4tf 253 ORCHARD ST., New Havencs
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Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem
edy. Mrs WINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for
children teething. 1t soothes the child, soft
ems the gums. allays all pain, cures wind colo
and is the best r. medy for diarrhea Twenty
five cents bottle. s25 MWFNW ly
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woMAN,s EXCHANGE.

a TTENTION is called to good openingi
IN for first-class pastry cooking in the do
nestle department of the Exchange,
s25 3ts 56S CHAPEL STREET. 81
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"A BEAUTIFUL pony and complete rig,t
IN cart. harness and sleigh, in fine condl-a
ton. VIII be sold cheap for want OF usesa
s24 It 49, - 2I5 ORCHARD STREET.
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CtECOND- HAND 80 H. P. steam engine; size
y of cylinder l0x30, with 40 HI. P. Bigelow
boiler; steam pump and connections. Can be
seen at corner
BRADLEY AND WILLIAM STREETS.
CITY
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TNINE young setter dogs, male and female;
Il pedigree exceptionally fine. Apply to
WILLIAM COOK
au31 If No. 4T2 Whitney avenue.
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AREYnuLnnKING

TyOR first-class table board Try the CAT
4 Francois, S7.00'p week; table d'hot
dinner, 80 cents. IO6S CHAPEL STREET,
jy3tf corner of High.
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LOST,

LOST,
VN this city, Sept. 18th, a brown and white
l. female Cocker spaniel; answers to the
nam g OF Uno. Reward for information or
leaving at 230 GRAND AVENUE. $50 TIT
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yOU ARE SEEKING

INVESTMENT of fifty dollars or upwards,
Il I offer absolute safety, large returns aud
entire absence of speculative features. For.
particulars address INVESTMENT,
$40 TIT P. O. Box 1871.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

A STRONG girl Cor second work Swede,
IN German or Scotch preferred; wages
$l4.00. Call from 5 to 8 am. or to b. m.
s27 1T 113 WHITNEY AVENUE. q
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

SUN RISES. 5;it Moon SETS. HIeH WATER
SUN SITS. Sal 1900 S;5s
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GMants.

One Cent Word each Insertion, five
cents Word for full Week, seven,
times.
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LOST,

DOCKETBOOK, snakeskin lady's pockets
E book, with silver letters 9. II. Els suita-
bic reward paid for it's return to
s26 1t# 80 COLLEGE STREET.
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GITUATION for a young colored girl ac-
~ customed TO the care of children. Apply
at 80 Union street, right hand door at head Of
stairs, after 10 o. m, s27 1t 4
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WANTED


a SITUATION to do general housework
II in a small private family. Call at
s27 Its 1856 WALLACE STREET. 5
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8eal Estate.

FOR SALE,
ID ESIDENCE of late N. r. Hall, 215 Orange
IA street. Suitable for u gentemen's CLUB
HOUSE orstudcnts' CLOISTER; 15rooms, open
fireplaces, large dining room, modern con-
veniences. Or would rent furnished to a
private family for a term of years. Apply to
sill EST S. B. OvIATT, 81 Church street.
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WANTED

A YOUNG girl for general housework !,
Ia German or Swede preferred.
Mrs. s. w. II. ANDREWS,
s27 2t- East Haven Conn. Il
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EVERYBODY needing servants to call here.
ia Wesupply all the best. We have sorted
out and discarded most Of the useless class.
These seek new offices (where they are NOT
KNOWN, which are springing up constantly.
selecting only those that will do the work re-
quired. We have the finest facilities and can
serve you better than anyone else.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
aus 1y5 Chapel street.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
OK 000 ON first mortgage loan s per
spOsUUU cent. Address
D. H. GRANNISS,
s24 Tt* 262 Quinnipiac street, Fair Haven.
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WANTED.

INEXPERIENCED hardware man, at lib erty
IL through change of business, would like
position to take charge,-buffing, polishing
or finishing !; best references.
s25 eod3t* HARDWARE, This Office.
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miscellaneous.

MADAME POTE
MONIES to New Haven the LIST Of October.
~ s24Ttt
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Speakership is Conceded to
Thomas B. Reed.
MINOR OFFICES IN CONTEST
Caucus to be Held on Wednesday
An Attempt TO Organize on Re-
publican Lines.

Washington. Nov. 25-The arrival OF
large number of senators and representa-
tives last night and today, including
Thomas B. Reed, has served to increase
the discussion over the reorganization of
the two houses of congress and the pros
pect now is that this will be the upper
most question in congressional circles un.
til the house contest Is settled and It Is
decided whether the senate will reor-
ganize.
The fact that the speakership Is univer-
sally conceded to Mr.. Reed has had the
effect of concentrating interest in the
other elective officers and it appears prob
able that the elimination OF the speaker
ship will not diminish the general con-
Germ over the result.
Henderson Id Mcdowell are still the
only two candidates for the house clerk
ship. There is a possibility of q
change in the contest for sergeant-at-
arms, but rumors in that connection are
too vague to- base any statement on. A
Mr.. Parker of Kentucky, has announced
himself as a candidate for this office.
There are three candidates for doorkeep-
er, Upton, of Tennessee, Fortune, of North
Carolina, and Adams, of Maryland. The
names of Mr.. Fairness, of Virginia, and
William Catlett, of West Virginia, have
also been added to the list of candidates
for postmaster.
The Southern Republicans have an.
nounced their intention of holding a eau
Gus on Wednesday for the purpose OF
agreeing upon the candidates whom they
can support as body. There are twenty
three Republican members from this sec
ton, not including those from Missouri.
Opinions are decidedly at variance as to
the Republican senator's with reference to
the organization of the senate, and moth,
ing will be known on that score until af-
the the convening of the senate.
Senator Sherman who is chairman of
the Republican caucus, expressed the
opinion that the Republicans would hold
a conference early In the session for the
of this question.
A majority Of the Republican senators
has appeared to advocate an effort Mt
on Republican lines, but
some of the older and more conservative
Of them oppose movement in this dIrec-
tion, contending that 1t would be I'M
polite to assume affairs and take charge
Of committees without having a working
in the senate.