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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
CAPITOL CHIPS.

The senate has concurred in the house reso-
luton ordering $500 copies of Health officer
TOwnshend's annual report.
The Oregon Central Land forfeiture bill, the
senate amendments to which were concuTred
in by the house yesterday, Ia the first forfeiture
sent congress. II fOrfeits all the unearned
lands between Forest Grove and Astoria.
The committee on rivers and harbors yester-
day decided TO consider to-day the proposition
of Capt Eads to improve the Galveston har-
Dor at a cost OF S7,750, 900, with view TO de.
termine whether or not II may be added TO the
regular river and harbor appropriation bill.
Mr.. Manderson, from the senate committee
on printing, repor'ed fayorably yesterday the
concurrent resolution providing that the
Congregational Record shall be an accurate tran
script Of the actual proceedings and debates of
the two houses. The resolution was placed on
the calendar.
Senator Miller, Of California yesterday re.
ported favorably from the committee on for
eign relations Il proposition 10 be offered as an
amendment to the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill, directing the payment OF
" 575 10 the widow OF William II. Hunt late
minister 10 Russia, as one'iourlh Of his years
salary.
on motion Of Mr.. Lanham, OF Texas, the
house concuTred In yhe senate amendments
TO the house bill authorizing the appointment
of u commission to run and mark tile bound
ary lines between a portion OF the Indian
Territory aud Texas, in connection with a
similar commission to be appointed by the
state Of Texas
on motion Of Mr.. Ellis, Of Louisiana, an
amendment 10 the Indian appropriation bill
was adopted by the house directing the secro
tary of the interior 10 prepare list of all ap
proved and pending claims by citizens on
account Of Indian depredations, and 10 report
the same 10 congress on the first Monday oi
next December.
Correspondence between Representative
Washburn and FOllett, and Senator Cullom and
Secretary Teller relative 70 matters in COnnec
| tion with the pension laws, was submitted
yesterday 10 the house committee on the pay
ment of pensions, bounty and back pay TheSC
letters pointed out objections 10 the provision
| OF the bill as agreed upon In the house, regu
| latlng pension attorneys fees, and contain Ia,
| draught of a substitute which the secretary
recommended and which was agreed 10 By
/ the conference committee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
To Prevent Spread Of ChoIera

The house committee on the public health
yesterday decided that by reason of the late
stage of the session, and the crowded condi
ton of the calendars, 1t would be impossible
to pass during this session of congress u bill tC
protect the public health, which was recently
prepared by the delegates from the various
state boards Of health assembled In conven
ton at Washington. Tho committee, how
ever, decided to recommend the appropriation
of $4,000 for the national board of health and
$4,000 to be used Mt the discretion of thI
President in preventing the spread Of cholera
should II appear in this country before thu
next congress assemblies
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Hon wM, PENN NIXON, general manager Of
the Chicago Inter ocean, arrived at willard's
yesterday morning and expects to leave this
evening for New York.
MRS. V. SEYMOUR, Mrs W. A. Crooker, Miss
c. Collin, aud W. A. Crooker IT,, of New York,
and Mr W. r. Jewett, wifo and daughter, Of
81. Paul, Minn. are at Mrs NJ. l.. Lookwood's s
on Twelfth street.
CLARENCE +, DRESSER, Of Chicago, editor Of
the South Side Herald and correspondent Of
several leading papers, arrived at the Ma
tIonal hotel yesterday and leaves Saturday on
his way 70 Now York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

Efaj. Milton B. Adams, corps OF engineers is
ordered to DO relieved from duty us engineer
ofricer OF the division OF the Pacific, and to re-
lieve Lieut.. Col. Henry NJ. Robert, Of the
works at Burlington, VT; Capt. Thomas n.
more at Charleston, $. C., and ordered to the
engineer battalion at Willets Point, N. y;
Capt. Carl +. Palfrey, relieved from duty at
Willet's Point and to report TO Brig, Gen. New
ton at the expiration OF his sick leave; Capt.
Thomas wilhelm, sth infantry, is granted three
months extension of leave; Capt. Louis NJ =.
Maus, assistant surgeon, is granted two months
sick leave, and Capt Duncan NJ. Vance. 10th
Feb DO lSS5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
Action of the Board of Steamboat Inspectors

The board ofsupervising inspectors OF steam
vessels began their annual session in this city
yesterday. Afler the transaction Of some rou-
tine business the board discussed the bill be-
fore congress providing for the repeal Of sec.
of steam registers on boilers, and decided las
1t had done last year, adversely to the meas.
ure, because II was believed that the effect of
tho repeal of the statute would be to compel
the use of certain steam registering guages on
fore the board TO amend the rule prohibiting
passengers from entering pilot houses of steam.
ers while under way so that the rule shall
apply only during the hours between sunset
and sunrise. A test was made In the presence
OF the board of the value of hand grenades as
a means Of exLinguishing fire on board steam
boats.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

The retirement of Col George p. Andrews,
lst United States artillery, which will occur
March % on his reaching o. years OF age, will
create the following promotions Gen. John
c, Tidball, lieutenant colonel lst artillery, to
colonel Maj, Robert N. Scott, Sd artillery, to
ward b. Wiliston, I'd artillery, to major 3D.
artillery First Lieut. Frank G. Grugnn to
captain ID artillery, and Lieut. Edward L.
Gayle to first lieutenant In the ID artillery
Capt. Carle A. Woodruff is the senior captain
entitled to command the light battery which
Col. Williston now has, but he is afflicted with
rheumatism, and Maj Graves will, therefore,
probably be transferred 70 light battery f,
which Is at Fort Leavenworth, and Lieut..
Grugan will take battery c at the arsenal here
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

"a PEAcTIcAL MAN" in a communi.
cation published elsewhere, calls atten.
tion to proposition pending in the
senate which looks TO preventing the
disastrous annual floods which devastate
the Mississippi valley. Anything prom
Using to bring about so desirable an effect
should receive the careful and friendly
consideration of congress.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

No REPREsENTATtvE or senator has
yet accepted the invitation of THE RE-
PUBLICAN to call up and press the passage
OF the appropriation to pay Mai. Greely's
men the fuel and ration money due them.
II is first class opportunity for some
legislator to distinguish himself, aud we
are surprised that no one has yet i'm
proved the occasion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

1t is neither fair nor honorable to fight
the Grant bill because Fitz.John Porter
failed to get the justice he was entitled to.
We have no desire to relieve President
Arthur from any Of the shame which At.
taches 10 his cowardly veto Of tho Fitz-
John Porter bill; neither do we believe In
using that veto to club Grant with. IL
was not for lack Of effort On his part that
justice failed.-Mdnchesier W. NJ Union
IJgsD b
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For RENT-HOUsEs.

EEB. 1-HoUsE No. Gle A ST. N. f., AND
IL stable seven rooms; all modern improve
ments, Inquire at 212 LIST st. N. l.. 6.26
MO. 1925 VT. AV.-THIS HOUSE CON
IN tains IL rooms and 2 bathrooms, wit h all
modern improvements. JAMES G. SPRIdG,
l424 N, Y, ay, u-l1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

Secretary MCCulloch said yesterday, in
speaking of the recent changes In the special
agents division, whereby the services Of forty
three persons employed on what is known as
the fraud roll for the detection OF frauds on
the revenue were dispensed with, that his
action was based on the fact that the appro-
prlation out of which they were paid was al
most exhausted. He also added that in most
eases the purposes for which they we're en-
ployed had been accomplished, aud there was
really no further need of their services.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

IT is not necessary to figure out what
national politicians outside of New York
contributed 10 Mr.. Evarts's election as
senator, or what ones we're hostile to his
selection. Mr.. Evarts as senator repre-.
scnts the whole republican party of the
Empire state, and not any faction Of 1t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

IT was given out that Carter Har-
rison had retired from the contest for the
democratic senatorial nomination, where.
at chorus of admirinE comment went up
from the brethren of the press all along
the line. But Carter now comes to the
front and says that if he knows himself he
has not retired, but is still in tho ring
Thus do sorrows and tribulations always
spring up to remind us that perfect happi-
ness is not Of this world.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
Nays THE WAsHLNgToN GAS L1GHT
Ng COMPANY.

The stockholders Of tho Washington 0as
Llsht Company are hereby notified that the
annual meeting for the election of Directors for
tue ensuing yeir will he held at the odlcc of the
Company on MONDAY, FEB. 2 1855. Polls
open fron " IN until p m. -
By order CifAS 10 BAILEY,
Ia1B-1B, Secretary,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
CURRENT COMMENT.

Instead of being afraid of tackling an
oration by the eminent senator elect there
are few things that he will jump higher
for. He likes them. lie has dined on
them as fast ~ ho could get hold Of them
for the last seventeen years, aud he is
much bigger and stronger and wiser cat
than he was when lie began. There has
bocn considerable rejoicing over the cleo
tion of Mr.. Evarts to the senate, but proba-
bly, tho keeuest satisfaction thereat in
any quarter has been stirred in the breast
of our Office cat.-NciD York Sun.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

THE National Temperance Asso :iati on,
in imitation Of the National Civil Service
Association, has now memorialized Presi.
dent Cleveland. They want to know
whether the next administration is TO
favor cold water or cold tea policy.
The Temperance Association is a more
numerous body than the Civil Service
NAssociation, and IL there is any respect
for numbers Mr.. Cleveland's reply may
be expected prior to Inauguration.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

The story that the national democratic
committee was Sl50.0OO short In Us ac-
counts is vigorously denied by William
Hadley Barnum, who is quite ind dipnsnt
over the matter. Col. Barnum conducted
the campaign on strictly cash basis. He
had to. His committee couldn't get
credit. PHILADELPHIA Press.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Wy In city or country TO take light work at
work sent by MALI no cnnvassng We have
good demand for our work and furnish steady
MFG COMPANY, 2Sl Vine Street. ;clhcnpatl,
Ohio. 2.l8
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

In the Swain court yesterday morning Maj,
Gardner the judge advocate of the court, be.
gan his summing up Of the case on behalf Of
the government. His argument was in writ
ing, and was n comprehensive review of tho
evidence In the case, with an analysis OF II
from the standpoint of the prosecution. Before
Mi. Gardner reached the conclusion of his
argument the court adjourned until to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
Interesting to soldiers, sailors, widows, &e

Representatives Mutchler, Barksdale, and
Lyman have been appointed a subcommittee
by the chairman of the committee on reform
In the civil service, TO consider Representative
TnylOr's bill 10 prevent the discharge from
government employ Of any soldier or sailor, or
widow or dependent relative OF any soldier or
sailor without sufficient cause.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
LIant. srhrnthn,s ILe.IanAtIon.

The President has refused the application OF
First Lieut. Frederick Schwatka, Sd cavalry,
10 be allowed 20 withdraw his resignation, and
IL viii therefore take effect Jan. ~, IA speCi,
fled, aud to which date he was last January
granted leave Of absence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
The Other, Cnnst,,, 10 He'd Alone.

Gov. Marmaduke, Of Missouri, is said
to be the only governor in the union who
keeps valet. Probably all the other gov
ernors are in condition to put themselves
to bed ut nights. Chicago NeTs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
PERSONAL COMFORT.


I sEFUL FEET
Are requisite 10 health, hence the highest med-
cal, surgical judicial, political, military, and
naval dgntaries Of this country, representatives
OF leading foreign governments, and thousands
WHITE n SON, l4lO Pennsylvanla avenns,
Washington, and 1 North EutAw street. BAltl'
more, for relief frOm and avoidance Of Corna
Bunions, Discussed Nails, and other foot almenta
Fer, ~ sitting Established In Washington Ia
1851,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23

II Is now alleged that the Mormons
raised and paid into the democratic M.
tional campaign fund last yoar S2JO,0O)
in solid cash. Tho Mormons have never
forgiven the republicans for calling poly
gamy q relic of barbarism." ."--LedDenUorih
Times.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
Ro,,red II,t Far i6o ns,enue MarIne.

Senator Conger yesterday reported favora.
bly, from tho commerce committee bill to
promote tho efficiency OF the revenue marine
service, which, among ctb
the secretary of the treas
lug orders NTH waiting N
of the revenVe marine ...ll,y
disabled Tor rNgular dutyN - years
of age or whY shall havN "a forty years.
The vacanGlesfo createdy - be filed by pro-
motion. The 'seoretary also authorized to
place on waiting orders on one.haif of his
regular pay, OF to drScb from the rolls with one
years full pay, hy officer of the revenue
marine who shaX0be found to be disabled, but
whose disabiYhsy Is not an incident Of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-23
UINE DRESS SHIRTS no oRDER'

n
FINISHED AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS
constantly on hand. -
A FGLL LINE OF HOSIERY anl NECh
WEAR Just received
H. "a W. SOLI4Att5 AND CUFFS
THoMPsoN's SHIRT FACTORY.
oHAs HYATT PRoPRIEroa
S40 stgoat, oppOAltO Patent oASA
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NIoNEl 40 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
.I IN suIIIa W suit, at lowest rates of interest,"
IL, ID. CRIppENDEN
l121 New ORR ~
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n UCTION SALES.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE

u -
Byvirtue OF q writ of yendltionl exponas issued
out OF the Clerks ONCE of the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia and TO me directed,
Will sell at public sale. for cash, In front Of the
court house door OF said District on WEDNES-
DAY, THE 1lrH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885,
Al IL o'clock m, all the right, title, claim, and
Interest OF the defendant In and 10 the following
described property, 10 wit;
Part OF tract Of land called "Fortune En-
larged," on the eastern side OF the Eastern
Branch Of he Potomac river, beginning at the
southeast corner OF Shelby y Scaggss part OF said
tract; thence nDrtherly with public road on
the sast, adloinlng said seaggs,s part 70 inter-
lin perches. n. 54o w. 13lb perches with the
Marlborough Toadi thence y. 67o 3Oi w. ~
perohes on said road to a cedar tree; thence y
ITO W. 81 perches TO chestnut tree; :. 900 w.
40la perches TO a cedar treei \. 100 BOT Il. TIA
perchoB to the beginning, ContRlning forty.iour
acres, one rood, and fny.twn perches OF land %.
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and leyled upon NJ the property
ofthe defendant. William q. Stelnmetl, To sat
isfy vendltionl exponas No, 2543O at law, in
favor Of James l. r. Campbell aud George
Richards. CLAYTON MoMfCHAEL,
United States Marshal
THOMAS DowLISd, Auctloneer Ja2o-2Ot
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1912 and 1914 FOURTEENTH ST. N W.,
Washington, d. q

A com plete school course-Fngllsh. Scientific,
Clas steal. Great facilities for modern languages,
particularly French and German. Art, Elocution,
Music (plano, Prof Anton aioetznerl. A Col
legiate Course. Also Elective Courses for nd
vancel students Preparation classes for Vassar
and other colleges. Call at l2l4 l4th st. n. W d,
or address MI and MRS W. ID. CABELL,
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WANTED-ROO1Tg,
WAYrED-MIscEbLAYEoUy.

ssN~s-----s,---g-
"ANTED-A LAWYER (NoT FROM
w this clty) with 800, to take an interest
IN an established law business Address REF
EkENCES, Republican ONCE. 5.2i
nY a YOUNG LADY-A FEW Pupils
ID wishing TO prepare for civil service exam.
nations; terms reasonable, Apply ut $40 o 81.
N. W. b.24
TNITED STATES DEPARTMENT POS
~ tage stamps In large quantities only; high
est cash prices paid A. y. RIDGELY, Bar
nuns Hotel, Baltimore Md. b.2e
UTANrED-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
w totake light, pleasant work at their own
homes distance no oblectionli work sent by
mail; ~ to 20 day can be quietly made; no can
wasting. Please address GLOBE MANUFAC-
TURING CO., Boston, Mass. Box 6,3t4
dele-1At
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LOsT AND FOUND.


IL evening OF January 40 small imitation al.
ligator pOcketbook, containing small amount Of
money and papers. Please return book and
BANGS a-24
ol Sn REWARD WILL BE PAID TO
DE OO finder Of gold breastpin. shape OF
two keys with one small one as pendent. Re
turn to 416 Missouri nv. o-24
I osT.-A CARD PHOTOGRAPH OF TWO
IL children dressed In white. The finder will
be suitably rewarded upon leaving II at Kendall
Green. O-2a
ENoUNp.-AT THE PALAIS ROYAL, ONE
IL seRlskln muifan one antique Japanese pin,
owner can have same by proving property. 0-23
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Special NOTICES.

ny THE ANNuAh MEETING or TUE
sltrttt northwest. OK NEXT Ttuj'ESbNY. Tif'E
21Id or JANUARY, 1885, at Z o'clock r. m,
or the election Of nine directors to serve the
'9IiIs PoIIss ogen gea' Al o'clock and close at o'clock
?, ny ~ order Of the President,
lHZ3-4t !. r. FENWICK. Secretary.
&sfSS CHURCH SnolABLE AT THE ME;
-, IoPoi,tal ,s W. =; CnnrIRj I2IRSr o. hlH
N ANUGRT ~ Ieyen 1a IN ~ 5o O. m jean S6i5 lnIe
Muslc' IcvIth'lohh' anu reresnhenta Aunli'
sih'., 10 cents,
sszy=s H. o, CANDEE VITApATu ply
NsS sican. Il EMPLOY the best health re.
ai SsrySuI nj etrety epppptnno pptGd nena
dirs Food. War. Air float figbt Cy1nS
ElCctric Vapor Baths Nc. / Idisc,ri nil Niner,
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Consultntion nee cal or send for tcstimc nials
OF wOnd rml cures.
ioth. i washinsson, ,G5s b Q, yz@ ST. O'' ''n Hnu
n.y. THERE WILL BE \ PUBLIC NJ ET.
Indian Asso iation. at the New YORK Avenue
prgs1y erHn church, ON FRIDAY EVENING,
22Ja' a. oCi1cS; Addresses WI, pc m9ie 3ii, bS
chief Of the Crow Greeks; Medicine Blll (SQHX) },
and MoAhl Flssche Omaha, senator Fot
tctte it
kay 20 fpnANSNYN 'A' A'i"h
,.. .,.,.,.,,. .,,. 80
TlsRt CSmpaVy are obereSv mtiadIh mnotiaad that M ~
annual meetinf for the election Of Directors for
le ensuilg y',,.r VII be hglu AZ inc 9lge o, tne
open fron / z IN until 1 - m.
By order CHAS. H. BAILEY,
-l'iOa'-- SlssI Iss!I y
| s,-sxs JOHN A. PRESCorT
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the chSic.st building sites In the northwest, and
a speciality is made ln the rental Of houses
consideration as to security. Al business will
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

A GENTLEMAN NOW IN BUsIN Ess ON
IA good corner would for u bonus be willing
10 give possession: store suitable for grocery,
fancy goods, dairy, or confectionery. Address
BRuWNLOW. Republican Office ja21-3t
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CtPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR
= ner Ninth and ID streets northwest Young
and mlddle.aged men and women trained for
business. Rapid writing. bookkeeping, business
stenography, type-writing, &C.. thoroughly
taught Admission at any time. Liberal terms
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HENRY O. SPENCER, Principal SARA a.
SPENCER, NICe PRINCIPAL
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PERSONAL.

E,LoCUTIoN TAUGHT PRIVATELY AND
~ In classesj also pupils prepared for civil sOr-
vice and all kinds Of competitive examinations.
MISS BALCH, 400 ost Jal7-l2t
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 90, 1885.

Entered qt the potorucc a. Washington, d O..
nsaecond-Clnss matter
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For REyT-ROONs.

Ono 1orH ST. N. W, w,-FURNtsHED SIN.
ROp gle room. I'd floor, with board now
va an. T.XU
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INoR RENT-23 D ST. q. E-0 ROOMS, ALL
IT conyeniences. e30b3. THOMAS n. WAC
CANAAN, OFT r st, N. W. Ctr
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fg- All property placed In my hands will be
literally advertised without cost TO owners
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-17
C.,irornia Coffee House.

Children,
Now is your time. Toys given away at
LeMis' Shoe House.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-17

Tonight the above. named opera will
receive its first production in Los An
geles. There will surely be crowded
house to see aud hear this charming
opera. 1t had run in New York OF
oyer 300 nights, and has already been
played by the Thompson Opera Com
pany over 400 times, and the opera will
undoubtedly have perfect presenta-
ton by this excellent company. The
opera will be produced with new and
gorgeous costumes, and every attention
will be given to detail. The st. Louis
Republican says of their performance:
"Ihe Thompson Opera Company have
undoubtedly made the success OF the
operate season so far, with their fine
production of 1.-THE Beggar Student,
for the Olympic Theatre has been
crowded to the door for the past week,
and ON several occasions people have
been turned away unable to gain admis.
sion, and no wonder at it, for the per
Torrance is simply grand, and no finer
costumes have been seen upon the stage
in st. Louis before. The company
success has been so great that they
booked to play return engagement
with the student in four weeks.