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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Meeting Of the Grand Commandery ~
Martinsburg.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
MARTISsRrRc, W. Va, May l0.-The
Grand Commandery met this morning sc
10 clock, Grand Commander Purnell pre-;
siding. Palestine Commandery is we'll
represented, but the attendance from other
parts of the State is quite limited. Wheel
ing sends Col. Hugh Sterling, George +.
Irvine. o. : Long, II P. Armstrong, d. r.
Brooks, John VI. Birch. !. ". Morris andJ.
4 Miller.
Parkcrsburg has but one representative
here. as yet while Fairmont sends X. ID.
Daveson. +. +. Nichols. T.. W. J. Moore aud
A. J. Stone.
There are others expected. however, from
several points. on the noon trains.
The weather is all that even the least
sanguine prediCted-it has been raining
since midnight. 1t is probable at this
writing that the parade will be abandoned.
The visitors are all qu artered at the St
Clair, where they are kindly cared for by
genial Jim" Hamill, manager whose
prncely hospitality is proverbial.
Senator Withers has not yet arrived. but
is expected at | o'clock.
The Band has been struggling between
duty and the rain all morning.
The banqnet this evening promises TO be
quite success. By consulting the pro-
gramme find that K. +. Sir J. S. Halde.
man. P. G. C., is Master Of Ceremonies,
while +. Sir ". II. Riggs will deliver the
address of welcome. The responce will be
from X. Z. Sir ]. x. Purnell. present
Grand Commander II fpresent, Z. Z. Sir
Robert +. Withers will respond TO the SEN
timen;. The Grand Encampment
OF the United States. Z. SIR c. N. Dawson
will discourse upon "Our Symbols and Our
Signs" Sir Chas J. Faulkner, Jr. Past
Grand Master, will respond TO The Grand
Lodge of West Virginia" z. T. Sir Hash
Sterling E. Sir Companion c. NJ. Gwinn,
+. Sir r. d. Walker, Z. +. Sir o. S. Long,
and several others are also on the pro
gramme, but the fact that arrangements are
not yet completed, | shall deter further
details until evening.
MARTIssBURG, May l0.-The Grand Com.
mandery was in session two hours this
forenoon and organized and appointed the
following committees:
On Doings OF the Grand Ofticers-0. s.
Long. Hugh Sterling and J. J. Haldeman.
On Finance. NJ. Dawson, J. VI. Birch
and W. H. II. Flick.
On Credent;als-K. n. Walker and W.
H. Riggs.
The Commandry then adjourned until 3
Pm.
The members resssembled promptly. aud
after transacting routine business, elected
the following officers: Grand Commander,
Sir J. r. Purnell; Deputy Grand Com
mander, Sir W. H. Flick; Generalissimo.
Sir C. F. Scott; Captain General, SIR W. H.
Riggs; Prelate, Sir A. Buchanan: Senior
Warden. Sir C. b. DAWSON; Junior r
den. Sir h. Foy: Treasurer. Sir ]. :
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Great strike ~ CIeSeland-A,sse aso
Turn Ont.

Great strike ~ CleSeland-A,ese aso
Turn Ont.
CLEVELAND. O., May l0.-The differences
between the Cleveland Rolling Mill Com.
pany and the employees have eliminated In
a lock out. All the companies works arc
shut down, and between there and four
thousand men are idle. Part Of the mea
announced last evening that they would
Quit, and an order was issued TO close oil
the ether works until the men were reedy
TO return. IL was thought possible that
this cause would induce them 10 return 70
work to-day, but it did not, and they man
iiest q determination TO stay out
Tfoublerbas been pending for some time,
and the strike was looked for, 10 begin
next Saturday: but the matter was uneI-
pectedly precipita,ed by the action of
the company. The situation 10
this: Most OF the workmen arc
members of the Amalgamatcd Association
of Iron and Steel Workers, which Associa.
tiop recently made formal demand for IN
advance OF wages. change In methods OF
work. and restoration Of two members
who had been discharged. The rolling
mill company considered the time had come
TO decide whether the Amalgamated Asso.
citation or the Rolling Mill Company should
run the company's business, and last even.
| ing posted q notice that the company
would continue TO conduct its affairs -
| heretofore.
Some of the men announced their inteu'
| ton OF stopping labor, and the company
| ordered all the works closed until the men
were ready to resume, when the company
SAYS IL will talk with them.
| The trade and contracts are In such con
dition the company claims this stoppase
will benefit not only the company itself.
| but the entire iron and steel interest ofthc
country, and that principal suffering VIII
| be 10 the men thus thrown out OF employ
ment. The workmen claim their assoc,s-
| tion Is able 70 support them indefinitely.
and they will stay out until the company
| accedes 10 their terms.
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WESTERN WINDS.
Seven Killed and Fifty Wounded
Ninety Houses Destroyed.

CUcACO. May lO.-A Parsons, Kansas,
special says: A terrible cyclone passed
over McAllistcr. a mining settlement in
Indian Territory, Monday night. The de-
struction OF life and property was terrible.
Seven people were killed, and four fatally,
eleven dangerously. and thirty.nine more
or less hurt. Fifty-nine houses were totally
demolished. and thirty others badly
wrecked. The cyclone cut path through
the timber Just as a scythe would NOV
through grass. The damage to the Usage
Coal and Mining Company is very large.
The population of the settlement is only
500, and the suffering is very great.
Mound City. Missouri, was also struck by
a cyclone Monday evening, and things were
terribly torn. the storm being the worst
that ever visited that section. Trees were
uprOoted, fences Frustrated, and crops
damaged. The steeple OF the Christian
Church was blown down. Jacob McEanns
house was blown fifteen feet from its foun-
dation and fearfully wrecked. Prices car
penter shop was lifted from its foundation,
George Trooks' house unroofed and cap
sized, and windows generally blown in.
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CROP REPORTS.
An Encouraging Outlook.

'.n. May lp.-A ST. Paul special ,lyS.
warm rams Of the past two days COM
81 as seeding IS finished have been
A'orable TO crops prospects in the
vest, and reports are almost uni
) rheerins.
? reports rom forty.one townships in
entering about OSkalOOSa, show fall
/ III 8 VIII aat, oats and rye in tirsc-cIass
.0E. torn ground is nearly all
f., early planting assured, with greatly
A'ed acreage. There are about sixty
.Sani acres in small grain.
Wber.lUe Mans, special says. Crop
s'I"ns IN this and adjoining counties
/ Nce.senL Rain enough has fallen,
A!hch bugs have done very little
ana are generally exterminated by
1 e :. rams. Wheat j. we'll upand harvest
e" weeks Oh, with the prOSpec Is OF
y''p. 'orn IS up nicely. The warm
-s. :! o., o., 'ae past week proved just the
4 ,gr vegetation
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GUlTeAu'S CASE.
conclusion of Reeds Argument.

WASHINGTON, May lO.-Eeed resumed his
argument on the bill OF exceptions, in the
Guiteau case, this morning. He briefly re.
terred 10 the question of jurisdiction, and
then proceeded 10 discuss the evidence for
the prosecution admitted at the trial, and
objected TO by the defence, arguing, espe-
cially against the evidence of Dr. Fordyce
Barker.
The next exception upon which the coun-
sci laid special stress was to the admission
of Mrs. Dummies evidence, she having
been the wife Of the defendant. Reed
closed the argument with an appeal to the
Court to save, under the law and by the
law. this land from shame, and her judi
ciary from the disgrace Of sentencing an
insane man TO the gallows. Adjourned till
tomorrow.
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\ New Programme.

Voc, M'' ln.-The Tribune con.
"s On ,re vote 10 be taken today by
,e,u ..; oi Trade on Ii, rule permitting
.,eS @, winter wheat. on spring wheat
49, says the Atrhis6n Kansas
Sv,y% - r-I;S .,SGe} IN sending a dispatch
e.. S's .'S.ns x It's adoption. varies the
-. - y, ',. SGe entire producing country
- a., :. l'VaSo, and the success of the
UstSl1ute :.it. Is OF vital importance N
s. .nIefts; IN Chicago and the connt-y -
r'e~' Is 70 give a new lean - - -:
ana rings that are now mo,fD'. IN.
foa7i Of Trade. S>' '''' '"''e,on
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The Maryland Editors.

Sgsrfdl DiSpdtch % the RegLstsr.
W. VA, May lO.-At
be meeting of the citizens, held Mon
evening, arrangements were made for
reception OF the Cumberland Valley
5 Association. 70 Oarriye here Thursday
lag They will We received at the st.
and welcomed in a speech by Hon.
FaU.aGrr. after which refreshments
oeS"ryeL IN extensive programme
b .3gt'. CT >NpE.
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De- Inspiration" theory has reached
81. l,agaki Tatsuke, leader of the
aurrI Liberal party, has been Sc
.g wounded by an assassin, who de
,> that he was inspired to remove
whom he considered a disturber of
public peace" This is anOtherprOof
b, readiness with which the Japan
eTa taking hold of civilized customs.
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1ennsyIyania n.d,o.,

LIE. ~, May lO-The SfarS Uo1
.ivE Convened today. neIrI,' - 49,
~: ~ .aem.erS being prcsenr, T,nsro ,"o
~ HI; ~ IL; L. "rth, Harrisburg. : :
'I.e,A'',.e John Y. ShoemaEcr -
~. o,,. slla. 7. R. ALL Green, $50 El1>t5' !,
.Pb 7.I.sTI{{ Il-gT{, Philadelphia, and John q =
.,b VPl.1 IN invitation TO visit
Is v.s -'.n ".'f'en Stat hospital for the
.s,sy .S y.,.'. Used 5 !1r lack OF time. There
= AZ ,',i. ,'.;. oy the citizens in the even
.V-..llr}es' \; ,,..lres' OF welcome al the Al.
%-,l. %iS,. BY the President. -. Jscn6 ,nIAf !
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The Malley Case.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May l0-In the Nal
ley case, John Henry, colored waiter at the
restaurant, testified he saw Jennie Cramer
and Blanche Douglass at the restaurant
Thursday morning, August 4, and the same
ladies came there at 1910 the same even
ing and left about Ills. This testimony,
in connection with that of Others, is held
by the State to be of the utmost import
ance. as showing that Jennie was in CON-
pany with Blanche until late Thursday
eveninu August l.
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OHIO POLITICS.
John G.. Not n Candidate-Nhst Is
Thought of the Prospects In ohio

Thought of the Prospects In ohio
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 10-John G. Thomp-
son, the Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee. upon whom the duty
devolves to assemble his committee at
what may seem to him the proper time, to
name the time and place for holding the
next Democratic State Convention, is now
here, looking after his law suit with Hal
let Kilbourn and. as is further alleged, re-
volving weighty political schemes. lt
is now believed he will not enter the lists
against George l.. Converse for Congression-
al honors. but will give that gentleman
clear field. 1t is said that John and George
have an arrangement but the nature Of 1t
has not been revealed Converse has made
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PostOfiiee Points
S,,seial DLSpdtch 10 TIE Register.

WAsHrHGroN, May 10.-ChangeS IN the
Star mail service, in West Virginia, have
been ordered, and take effect on the 10Th
instant as follows: The route from Miller
Camp Branch to Racine will be curtailed
70 end the route at Coon's Mills, emitting
Racine, thereby decreasing the distance
aavan miles u.
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Cruelty Beaten.

NEw IosE, May 10.-AtolPh Beinbaum.
superintendent OF the Hebrew Emigration
aid Society, was cruelty beaten, this morn
ing, by a number OF refugees from Russian
oppression, because he refused TO furnish
them large sums of money with which to
embark in business.
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Collision.

DETRorr. May 10.-At two O'Clock this
morning freight train cClided with train
conveying Maybery's circus, near Dexter.
The freight engine and several cars were
wrecked, aud William Costel!er, of Dexter,
killed
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I,l'1,'o'' % ,A,ttaehment ON Ni,I,o,,.

g..uor,..,r,-!,' -,'1y I"-An attorney ior
33sa, cSag nun .Is has 1a served writ Of at.
hy The 50. - .4e :'o'nDo" in securities
I,,oa sgG NE ,t; oi the late Henry Weld
T'ss Tie s,tl Trust and Saie Deposit Der ostFS C9 o.
To he 8rs I,nGa' an5 Is for back taxes
"m Ib.,,.a.i ana amounting To near.
- @ I; aPa i is anticipated t9,S tbst IN n
4 t1e prorer,,S rs erected before that
'&S,!oC55T05TISS left by Mr. Weld dis is
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FIRE RECORD.

RIpGETuwN, Ont. May l0-A fire broke
out at Bradshaw furniture store this morn
ing, and before il was checked twenty
places of business were destroyed. includ-
ing the express and postoffice. Monson's
bank and Elliott and Bakers bank. Loss,
SlCU coo
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G.s Ns... NeetiaG.

Cmc.Go. May i0.-The fifth annual meet
ing OF the Gas Mems Association wss held
here, today, representatives. Of Ill tbs
western gas companies we're present Pres.
dent Thomas ButterWorth, OF Rockford,
Ills, delivered IN address on the future q
the gas business, and claimed tbs electric
light was the best friend Of the @ intsseet.
Gas bad nothing 70 fear from the slscsric
Iiyht. which wss an old invention.
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81. Lorp. Nay I0--John H. venbseod.
Wholesale furniture dealer, 10 embasfssssA
A meeting Of the creditors vas held, st
which be showed liabilities held at 49,.
900. and assets $4,000. He proposes -
solve the difficulty by osgsnilinS stock
creditors have the proposition under Goa.
sideration.
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The Chicks,

INDIANAPOLIS, May 10.-The Chickasaw
Guards, of Memphis, have telegraphed a
formal entry to the contest for the prizes
offered at the Indianapolis encampment in
July. This makes twelve companies which
have formally entered foF competition.
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The C.. H. & ID.

CINCINNATI. May 10.-Sixteen thousand
five hundred shares of the pooled Cincin.
natl, Hamilton and Day ton stock has been
transferred to H. J. Jewett and the neces-
sary residue are in the hands of pool OF
the trustees. Jewett's control OF the road
may at last be accepted as fixed fact. The
opportunity and capacity of the road for
earnings are equal to any road centerinG in
this CITY.
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a a..Asle 1ren fhe Pops.

R0xx, Msy Io-Tbe ysticss has foe::
warded formal instructions 70 Casdleaa
MeCsbe, Arch Bisbop OF Dublin,. direeHng
him 20 cali upon ali Irish Catholics - d.
cls.e, In public document, their ce1se
il distinctly sepe1ste ffom the SectafieA z
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Lcspos, Nay i0-A dispatch frou No
rocco says: A mob STONED - Eagli~h
minister while vs,sins On TIE "sin an - ssssss
Of SIX hundred pssssas los bsisseeaese.s6
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FoR sged men, women. wesk and sickly
children, without revai. Win not Cause
headache. Browns Iron Bitters.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Advisory Committee

ST. LorIS. May 1O-Ex-Senator Thurman
and Judge Coole, of the Advisory Freight
Bate Commission. heard a report of the
committee of the Cotton Exchange. The
chairman said the committee was divided
in opinion. A lengthy discussion followed.
Mr.. Web. NJ. Samuel, representing the
grain trade, submitted a report concurring
with the report made yesterday, and asked
leave to file an additional amount of statis-
tics. The commission then adjourned, and
will leave tomorrow morning for Louis
,.;1Ia md thanra for Toledo
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Cold weather in the Northwest.

Sr. Paul MINI, May 10.-News from the
logging regions is to the effect that little if
snything IS being done on the Upper Wolf.
The upper lakes are not open, while lower
down matters are working slowly on &C
count of the continued cold weather.
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T., armrrs i'm Hamilton county,
r- are i'm a state of excitement over
.;ramuce of the army worm,
7 .,a,gacking wheat in myriads,
..ne il in a few hours. The
rrm.- come from Sequatchie
bar. Farmers are turning hogs into
...... which lcvour the worms.
I..-. "a lively contest in progress in
ts,gir, of Representative Robson,
New Jersey. Those opposing him
a,uiu- that it has been the uni
l. Practice of that district to give
i member of Congress two terms
iI)morc. Mr.. Robson is now in
$roud term, and strongly favors a
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as an anti. Cameron or as a pro-McManes
man, but as one whe recognizes this is not
o contest between leaders, but simply be-
cause the nomination of Rawle as a conces-
sion to Philadelphia in opposition to the
voice OF so large majority of her delega-
ton would be an act Of tyranny and arbitra-
nv diciation. We make this demand in the
name Of justice, equity and honesty.
Other nominations followed, and on the
second ballot, Rawle was declared nomi-
mated
For Lieutenant Governor-W. T. Davis.
For Secretary of Internal Affairs-M.
Greer
For Congressman at Large-Thomas NJ.
Marshall
Adjourned
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For all urinary ami female complaints
take MASALIS
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.f, Mccullough, Lawrence Barrett
y,ry Anderson have consented to
,sr, in the forthcoming Dramatic
--.--l ~. Cincinnati.
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For kidney and pelvic difficulties take
MANALLE.
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BELLE, the New York cOrrespon-
g the Cincinnati Enquirer, Is a
.sr in the Jersey City schools
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The Coal Miners.
'"-Ths railroad Rc,

A. "-rhs TailrVad a.,
operators held another meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Office Of the CHARTERS VAL
ley Coal Company on Sixth street Like
all other meetings held since the inaugurs.
ton Of the strike. the doors were closed 10
outsiders and the discussions were long and
earnest. But unlike other meetings N
seemed to have been decided before thc sd-
jourrment not 10 make any part OF the
proceedings public. Mr. McCfickart. OF ths
Fort Pitt Coal Company. who USUALLY gave
whatever report " the meeting was 70 be
made public. stated when questioned con-
corning the proceedings OF flis that he
had nothing 10 say. save that the operations
had shoSn by their votes that, they are
still a unit in favor OF three and one bali
cents per bushel as the price for minbne.
"Ycs. and In favor Of throe cents" 10
marked a gentleman who was standing
near by. Now, don't say that" interrupt
ed Mr. hcCrickart; I've have only offered
a reduction Of onehalf cent per bushel and
II is not wise 10 declare ourselves In favor
OF what We have not offered"
Other operators refused 10 ssy much
more concerning the meeting than Mr..
McCrickart. One remarked that measures
had been adopted 10 throw tbeatl tbe
miners worse than they had ever ben
thrown before, and 10 throw them sooa,
too. Another remarked thst some inter-
ing developments might be expected very
shortly. for, said be. II the matter 10 not
settled very soon IL will do the operators
no good TO have 10 settled before fsll.
The miners' officers did not seem 20 b
greatly disturbed by the reported action of
the meeting. President Jones, who had
Just returned from the country. with
chuckle and the air Of man who was con-
ident, remarked that IL would b seen thst
the miners would not be beaten soon or ~
the 18th Of September or the LIST OF October,
either. When asked whether be did not
consider IL unjust TO compel PittsbuSgh
operators TO pay higher rate than those a
other districts, be replied tbat 10 certainly
wss not, or the reduction would have beea
offered In more than twenty-five pits Of Tie
one hundred and thirty-ose In the district.
The best proof of the fact thst u r. vosth
four cents to dig busbel Of coal. be said,
is found In the fact that only lev operst-
ors Of many are opposed 70 paying that
rate.
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-rrrrme Court OF Kentucky has
I.l,b,t the testimony of an atheist
n ..qud upon an equal footing with
,fathrr witnesses.
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Discharged for Joining the raios.

McKrEsroRr, May lO.-Last week the
puddlers employed by W. u. Wood Co,
organized lodge ID the A. A. OF ]. X >. WI
Which is contrary to rules and wishes Of
Messrs. Wood X Co., who will not have
Union men in their employ, and are dis
charging the puddlers as soon NJ they hear
of their afiiliaton with the Union. A man
named Holland, who was at the he,d OF the
movement, was discharged yesterday. ana
this morning the puddlers nearly all struck
and refuse 10 20 back until Holland Is re-
instated, and the firm acknowledge the
men as members OF the Union. A few pud-
dlers are at work who refuse TO join the a.
sociation. The striking men do not 30 near
the mill and keep oil the premise. OF the
finn. Both sides are determined, and 2
long lock out Is expected. The firm work
forty.eight puddlers and helpers when fus'
ming full.
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THE NEWS.

,,or Uoar is said to be nearly mad
,,,h TO resign.
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-..r prisdng, the SiameSe envoy,
v.l ,run arrive in this country,
a...y been inspecting the British
v Doubtless he will want to see
gnp-pd fleet. Better conceal it
ruar-r, A. We don't care to be
,ho. III by the representative ct a
l..,.rkrt Kingdom.
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Wilde will next descend upon
rs Have the natives been
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c entcrprising patent medicine man
East offers a reward for the dis
[ If other comets. He probably
-. na,ting them all over with adj
-..,.nlfs
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-. ! 10 vote on a prohibitory
,Iment to her Constitution on the
|, ,f lime.
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rrndostani Opera Company is the
j., novelty out in the musical way.
bs, been engaged to visit England
1, season, and will no doubt soon af-
n. find its way to our shores.