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VEGETINE.
PUBLIC REPORT
OLA
POITCENGAN.

Ihave not enjoyed good health for several years
past yet have not allowed II to interfere with my
labor. Every one belong to the laborinR class
knows the Inconvenience OF being Obliged 90 labor
when the body, from debility. almost refuses to
perform its daily task. never was . believer In
dosing with medicines; but, having heard the
VEGkTINE spoken OF 50 highly, was determines to
try IL, and shall never regret that deter
As tonic (which every one needs ~ some timel IL
surpasses anything ever heard Of 1t lnVigorates
the whole system; II is great cleanser and purt-
fer Of the blood. There are many OF my acquaint.
ances who have taken II, and all unite In praise OF
Its satisfactory efect.
Especially among the aged class Of people, IL I'M
parts to them the one thing most needful in old
age-nIghts Of calm, sweet repose, thereby
STRENGTHENING the mind IS well As the body. One
aged lady, who has been suffering through life
from Scro6ula, and has become blind from its ef-
fects, having tried many remedies with no favor.
ETINE. After taking few bottles, she obtained
such great relief that she expressed wish for her
sight, that she might be able to look upon the man
who had sent her such q blessing.
o. d. r. HoGGE, Police omeer, Station 9.
BOSTON, MASS, May Q, ISL.
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MAKE IT PUBLIC.
sourH BosroN, Feb. 9, ISL.


III. X. Stevens esq.,:
DEAR SIR: have heard from very many sources
OF the great success OfVEGETINE in cases Of ScrOf
ula, kheumatism, Kidney Complaint, Catarrh
and other diseases Of kindred nature. make no
the most reliable remedy for Catarrh and General
Debility.
Ny wife has been troubled with Catar-h for many
years, and at times very badly. She has thor
oughly tried every supposed remedy that We could
hear Of and with all this she has for several years
been gradually growing worse, and the discharge
from the head WAS excessive and very offensive.
uShe was in this condition when she commenced
to take VEGETINE. i could see that she was I'M
proving on the second bottle. She continued
taking the VEGETINE until she had used from
twelve to fifteen bottles. am now happy In in
1t publc) that she Ii entirely cured, and NEgETINE
accomplished the cure nothing else would. Hence
1 feel Justified in saying tina. VEGETINE Is the
most reliable remedy, and would advise all suffer-
ing humanity to try II, for l believe Il to be
good, honest, vegetable medicine, and shall not
hesitate to recommend 1t.
i am, &C., respectfully,
Store 45l Broadway.
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A Fraud.

Several gentlemen having stated that they
have been importuned by young man giving his
name as W. H. Butler, and his residence IS 64l d
street, to subscribe to THE NATIONAL RBPUBLT-
CAN, this method is taken Of informing the
public that no person Of that name is now or has
| ever been connected with this paper in any Ca
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"Untsinted by the guilty bride,
Uncursed amid the happy tribe;
No orphans cry 10 wound my ear,
Ny honor and my conscience clear;
Thus may I calmly meet my end,

Uncursed amid the happy tribe;
No orphans cry 10 wound my ear,
Ny honor and my conscience clear;
Thus may calmly meet my end,
Thus to the grave In peace deseez.i.''
So We pray for you, and In concluding bid you
hearty godspeed.
Prof.. Langston spologized for the absence Of
Chief Justice o. d. Drake, CT the Court OF Claims,
who was announced to address the graduates.
The Chief Justice was detained at his home BY
the illness Of his son.
Another air was performed by Prof. Richter,
accompanied by Prof. Roe on the violin, which
was we'll received.
DIR. q. o. Cox briefly addressed the graduates,
and expressed his qualification at being present.
He claimed the profession Of lawyer was quite
different from that Of physician, end in his few
remarks he made very Witty comparisons between
the two. He congratulated the graduates and
the institution on their success.
Another air was performed and the audience
dispersed.
A FERMENTATION.
After the exercises were over the class Assem-
bled at the house Of one Of the members on EleV-
enth street, where they partook Of banquet pre-
pared for them, and which was made the occa-
sion for the presentation to H. ID. Beam, esq,
law instructor, Of very beautiful gold-hesded
cane. The presentation speech was made by Mr..
H. b. Fry, and was responded to BY Mr.. Bean In
o very feeling manner.
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Another Divorce,

Emily Alberta Van ReIth obtained q divorce
from Flaws M. ]. Van Reuth yesterday, on the
ground Of cruelty, &C. The parties resided q
while in Baltimore, and then came to this city,
where they have resided for several years past.
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Dr.. n. A. Moses.
AXE CARE OF YOUR VALUaBLES

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Gall and examine the IRE and burgIar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels silVer-Wsre, or other
vslusbles. Rents, from ten to SIXTY dollars per
8nnum, according to size. No business man can
Afford to do without them.
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A MAN sUFFOCATED IN A WELL.

Curious DenOuement at q MONTGOMERY
County Wedding-A Runaway Girl
Reclaimed - Washington Medf.
cal AssOciatiOn-NeWs Para
graphs by "RepubIIcan"
Reporters.
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GRIP"
Bishop Ravens Lecture.

Bishop Haven delivered last evening at DR..
Sunderland's Presbyterian church, lecture en-
bOdying his views on the subject Of " Grlp,n The
audience was not large. The speaker succeeded
in enlisting the closest attention Of his hearers
for upwards Of an hour. He considered grip one
of the great motive powers. There must be some
need Of energy to develop It. Thus the course Of
empire had moved northWard from the tropics,
where formerly the throne Of the world was sit
uated. Berlin was now the capital OF the world
but Moscow doomed up as the future seat Of power,
as It lay in the northern course Of empire. In
individuals grip is quality Of the soul lying
below the moral elements. Captain Kidd is an
Infamous example Of grip; Paul glorious one
Had Paul been the pirate and Kidd the apostle
their success would have been as great. Grip is
the grand element of success. 1t was CeZar's
grip that extended his dominion over ages, and
keeps his hand on the throat Of society to-day. 1t
is grip that makes the martyr, There Is no
Hrander example OF this quality In our history
than is seen in John Brown, who died without
murmur that he might open way for the sup
preston OF tyranny: Woman, though pronounced
to be the inferior Of man, far excels him In grip
the purest tone Of which is heard IN her forctble
al viii" at the marriage altar. The noiseless
grip Of God and the universe sent Venus across
the disc Of the sun. 1t is grip that makes the
student the OTstGr t6s poet ana the y iStsts
His is the grip Of eternity. Let our grip be the
strongest, as we hold on to and apply what God
has given us.
Still Another Reduction in Tcket-Rates West.
Buy your tickets West via Pennsylvania rail-
road at the following rates.
Pittsburg, $500.
Wheeling, $3.50.
Cincinnati, $500.
Chicago, $500.
st. Louis, 5000.
Indianapolis, 400.
Louisville, $500.
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Great Rarrains

AT O. F. Cummins, $50 Seventh street northwest,
in boots and shoes Of all styles and qualities in
GLIDING the makes OF all the celebrated fac
tories.
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MEETING OF THE POTOMAC FRUIT-GRoWERs.
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Treating the Wrong Disease.


Many times women call upon their family ply
scians, one with dyspepsia, another with palpIta-
ton, another with trouble in the breast, another
with pain here and there and In this way they all
present alike to themselves and their easy-going
and Indifferent doctors separate and distinct dis
eases, for which he prescribes his pills and po-
lions, assuming them to be SUCH when, in reality,
they are all symptoms caused by some uterine
disorder; and while they are thus only able, per-
haps, to palliate for time, they are ignorant Of
the cause, and encourage their practice until
large bills are made, when the suffering patients
are no better In the end, but probably worse, for
the delay, treatment and other complications
made, and which proper medicine directed to
the cause would have entirely removed, thereby In
stituting health and comfort instead Of prolonged
From Miss LOrinda E. st. Clair, Shade, Athens
SDr. 4. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y: Your favorits
prescription is working almost like q miracle on
me. am better already than have been for
over two years"
"Dr. Pierce: received the medicine you sent
me and began using 1t Immediately. As q result
Of the treatment, feel better than have for
From MRS John K HamIlin, OdsIl, ILL.,:
"Dr. Pierce: The faVorite prescription has done
me good, which am very thankful for"
Dr.. Pierce's favorite prescription Is sold by
dealers in medicines.
DR.. n. A. Moses.
am entirely satisfied with the progress made
in the cure Of my son, who has been under your
care.
heartily commend your methods so far as
they are known to me, and take great pleasure In
advising those who stammer to avail themselves
Pastor Of the Metropolitan NJ. E. church, wash
IDgtoD, ID. O.
DR.. N. A. Moses will remain in the city only
few days longer.
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED Me.
BOSTON, October, 1870,

- DOhEON, OctOoer, IofUs
Mr.. StsueRS:
DRAR SIR: NY daughter, after having q seVsre
attack Of whooping cough, was LEFT IN feable
stI te Of health. Being advised by-a friend, she
tried the VEGETINE, and after USING few bottles
was fully stored to health.
Ihave been great sufferer from rheumatism. 1
have taken several bottles Of the NEGETINE for
this complaint, and am happy TO say u has en-
tirely cured me. have recommended the NEGE
great cei and purifier Of the blood; it is plea
ant to take, and can cheerfuly REQ nmend IL.
JAMES MORSE, So Athens street.
Sold BY All Druggists and DaEE ETaIFlEs
mh3-W&Stf
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Hilleary Page, negro incendiary Of Chester
field csunty, convicted of thirteen attempts to
burn the dwellings and barns OF Mr.. Frank g.
RUIN, was sentenced on Wednesday to be hung
for his crimes on the 3Oth day Of April next. We
do not doubt the Justice of the sentence but we
doubt the propriety Of allowing q convicted feloA
to testify against \ prisoner, as Jack Wren was
permitted to do In this case,
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TAX SALES AND PURCHASERS.
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VEGETINE acts directly upon the causes OF these
complaints. 1t inyigorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretive organs, al
lays Inflammation, cleanses and cures liberation,
cures constipation, and regulates the bowels.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

RECAPTURE OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT
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Frosted Limbs.
Ponds Extract invariably relieves the pain and
finally cures.
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

LAW DEPARTMENT COMMENCEMENT.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
February, 1870
Moses W. Robinson ct al
Anna Delany ct al.
On motion OF the plairtifs, by Messrs. Johnston
Whit aker, their solicitors it Is ordered that the
defendants, Anna Delsny, Thomas Il. Robinson
and John 8. Br0wn- cause Sheir aupe arance to be
entered herein on or before the first rule-day oc-
curing forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with IN case OF deflult
By the Court. A. WYLIE, Justice, &c,
True copy. Test; r. j. MEIGS, Clerk, &C.
feb20-SSW =
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LINGO DIN H ALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH ),
AT 8 O'CLOCK,
READINGS BY MRS.
5CoTT-8I lid N =,
assisted BY her accomplished prOtege,
MASTER HARRY WALKER,
the brilliant young Pianist, aged Il years.
Tickets now on sale at Metzerott's, s25 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Reserved seats, IS cents and 81.
Admission, 50 cents. feb25-5t
FL N. BARLOW
begs leave to call the attention of Senators and
members Of Congress to his large collection Of
Paintings, Engrayings, Sc, which he offers 1t re-
leaving the city to purchase, as his stock is the
largest ever seen in Washington. Paintings, &C.,
packed with the greatest care.
BARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
feb2+1m IS25 Pennsylvania avenue.
NATURAL HISTORY COURSE.
A course of Illustrated Lectures upon
NATURAL HISTORY
win be delivered IN Memorial Church, BY DR.
tinc Association and Professor Of Zoology in Penn
FoURTH LECTURE-Friday, February B.
StS0me Remarkable PhenOmena in the Vegetable
Kingdom.n mlustrated.)
spon ges and Corals." (illustrated.D
Course tickets, with reserved seats, e.S0. Schol-
aFs' tickets, good for educators, students and
Tickets and diagrams fer the selection OF seats
will be found at j. c. Parker's, 81 Seventh street,
and at Geo. Ryneal's, d street, near Seventh, a.,
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March Meeting Of the Association.
This society met on Tuesday, the I'd instant, at
the Board Of Trade rooms, good number being
in attendance, q. Tillinghsm, president, in the
chair; DR.. SnOdgrass, secretary. On motion, A.
H. Raymond, Thomas L Hume and S. A. H.
McKim were elected members OF the society.
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Braun's AutotYpeS.

Braun's AutotYpes.
lures is new ready for exhibition and sale, andWs
Invite the Inspection and investment OF ali persons
5sEssssd ,f n az the g9s se4s Dpv o. me
other copies cam want long felt. The exhibition
WARREN CHOATE & CO.'S
BOOKSTORE
aRs R0" Tenth avenue and
OLD MOL ON EXHIBITION )NEw No.
1ss and Sale ~S-- IA 4ss
eight doors above Odd Fellows Han.
sC on 81
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
Sels; Rings, Nails ai &c, IN the District.
Please remember name and number. je2s-ly'
MOUNA FoMB OF WASHINGTON.
Inc s'eAm cspt. FRHAK HoEL1NesHEAD,
Leaves seventR-street wharf DAILY, Sunday exs
RSsRRd Up y j. aaIaSins sdRlsiOS % &in:sa
and Grounds, ocD
W. Q. hTCETT,
BOOKBINDER AND PAPER-RULER,
No. S7I PennsylyanIa ave., bet. Tenth
and Eleventh sts.s South side
NBooks elegantly or plainly bound Period
lBAnd newspapers carefully attended TO-
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.
Ell. MCPHERSON & co.,
al6-Iy No. sl4 street northwest
Jas. C1ephRneS
q, 8. Commissioner and Examiner in ChRncery,
SHORTHAND WRITER
AND LAW REPORTER,
Ohce-No. no Q street, between First and Sec
ond streets, facing Indiana avenue. mhu
worthy OF Notice.
d. FISHER & SON,
III6 Street,
DEALERS INNEw AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE,
PAY special attention to the purchase of FurnI-
ture BY private sale at residences.
Large stock OF Household Goods always on hand
FURNITURE REPAIRED
at owest cash rates.
Hair-cloth cleaned equal to new. iGn12-H
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VIM. HENDERSON,

Massachusetts avenue, befs Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets.
IResidence us Fourteenth street northwest.
Terms moderate nOiS-s
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and designated Col. Hiram Pitts to open the sub
ject with a paper, which he will do. The pear is
fruit deserving Of more attention than 1t now
ceiVes in this section.
On motion, adjourned till the frst Tuesday In
April next, when the society Will be glad to see
as many Of the public present as may desire TO
come.
Mr.. Munson gave us the names Of two new
peaches-the Alexander and Amsden's June
which he is cultiTating, said to be the earliest
known,
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Still Another Reduction in Toket-Rates West.
Buy your tickets West via Pennsylvania rail-

Pittsburg, $500.
Wheeling, $3.50.
Cincinnati, $500.
Chicago, $500.
st. Louis, 1900.
Indianapolis, 500
Louisville, $500.
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Anti, st9uuupolist.
SAD DEATH OF CAPT. SMITH.
An Old Army Quartermaster Commi'a
suicide.

The people of St. Paul-'-very few OF
whom but were acquainted with the de-
ce.sed-..will be painfully shocked by the
.,nouncement contained in the following
telegram:
BescKrxR1peE, Mimi. May Capt. 7. p.
smith, post trader at Fort Abercromme, con-
mitted suicide this morning at seven O'CLOCK
nv shooting himself through the head with
pistol.
Few men in the State were better
known or more highly regarded for the
best qualities of head and heart than,
Capt. Smith, and as it was generally I'M
derstood that he was ! 9th in good CIR
cumstances financially and domestically
happy. his sudden taking off by his own
hand is an astounding mystery.
Capt. Smith was not only one OF the
senior ouartermasters Of the volunteer
service, and as such discharged vast and
multiplied duties in fulfilling and provid-
ING for the ponderous expeditions against
the Indians from this department, but he
otherwise distinguished himself as a
daring and successful leader in going to
the relief of beleaguered Abercrombie in
1852, as we'll as the wise and generous
help he gave to the suffering settlers who
were driven from their homes by the saw
ages at that time.
He was big hearted, patriotic man
Just in the prime Of life, the husband o.
an intelligent and amiable wife. the father
of several interesting children, and hi
sad unexpected demise will be felt as
public bereavement.
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fall until they were taken out BY the mill
tary they saw only Ave red.skins.
The stock Of provisions which they had
on hand at the time Of their renewal Was
sufficient to have lasted them until July,
and they had not stinted themselves par
ticularly in order to make them last.
Had the party known anything what
ever Of the movements inthe States to-
ward organization Of expeditions, they
would still be 10 the hills for they could
easily have secreted themselves SO COM
pletely in the canons that al Of Uncle
Sans cavalry might have been. turned
loose on them without finding SO much
as their trail. But they had received
no intelligence from any quarter. and
didn't know but Gordon and Witcher
had been captured on their trip home
With news for friends. They didn't feel
like pitting less than score Of white
men against the whole Sioux nation, and
50 allowed themselves to be TAKEN ls
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Tele4rnp1,ic Brevisies.

Te1eSrAPhAc breSsSaes'
THE specie in the Bank Of France IN
creased l,7OO,O 900 francs the past week.
The New York specie engagements
for tomorrow are one million one hun.
dred dollars.
John Sheridan, father Of Lieut.. Gen.
Sheridan, died at his residence in Som.
erset, Ohio, yesterday.
The Straits of Mackinac are fully
open, and the steamship Superior came
through yesterday. the drst boat.
Early this morning : Ore Ut Tcmp-
kinsvills, Long Island. destroyed hve
houses. Loss about $4,000; partly In
snred-
.-Count DeHarcourt. now representa-
tive Of Franco at Vienna. has. bean ap-
pointed Ambassador At London to Gil the
vacancy caused by the death Of Count
DeJarnac.
in the trial at Des Moines, Iowa. d
State Treasurer Rankin, the jury acQuit.
"a him Of the charge Of embcszlemens.
The theory Of the defense Vas that
Brasdt MS the guilty party and Raakb
his intended victim.
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The Neble.Hearssa sens.

There lived once in Stockholm an old
man Of nearly = hundred winters. de
Was tailor by profession, and had twelve
sons, who all served under Charles XII.
Once they got few days leave Of ab-
sence from their regiments, to 60 and see
their old father, whom they found, on
their arrival, without bread, and nearly
starving. "Father has no bresd," said
one Of them, ssyet he has given to Sweden
twelve warriors! Our dear father must
be helped, but how p Cant We find
somebody who would be willing to lend
US little money!" asked the youngest,
who had good deal OF faith IN God and
rood-hearted people. Try to borrow
money when we have nothing to give in
security! What good will that do =
asked another. sHave We nothing ct
all I" asked the youngest. NY broth
ers, will show you that We have. Our
father Is . tailor, and has carried on his
trade . good many yeazA and = nov
about to die Of starvatson. This Is SUM
Gent proof Of his honesty. We his sons.
have served for many years IN the ranks
Of the Swedish army, and no one can yet
show 8 stain upon our honor. Let ~
i've this, our honor, 8 security; think
We might borrow little money en- such
pledge
This idea won their general approval.
| The twelve brothers wrote and signed TIKI
following letter: Eve twelve owede&
sons Of ! tailor who IS nearly 100 years
Of age, deprived Of the necessary means
Of snp?ort pray the directors o. the IA,
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chicago Custom House.

CHICAGO, May 7.--.Messrs. Thurman
and Oakshot, engineers for the Treasury
Department, who have been in this city
for the past week examining the substitute
ture Of the new custom house and post.
Office, yesterday evening finished their
labors and started for Washington last
night, to make report of their findings to
the Secretary Of the Treasury. They
have given no intimat;on Of what their
report will be.
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the entire city.snd rich and poor paid
visits to the old white-headed mar, and
mona went empty handed. The tailor
was thus placed in good circumstances,
and after his death left small capital
for each Of his sons, . reward for their
filial love-.
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Added to the stock List.

New York. May Tho stock ex-
change has added to its list the following
securities: $3,0OO,OO0 Ohio and Missis-
sippi first mortgage seven per cent.
bonds, Springfield, Della ware; also the
common stock of the st. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern railroad company.
which amounts to 100, 900 shares, par one
hundred dollars, and preferred stock OF
the same amount.
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A Family Bond.

WASHINGTON, May I. The official bond
Of Col. Parker, postmaster Of New Or
leans, is a family affair. Gen. B. +. But
Ter, his brother. n.law, assumes $2OO,OOO;
his nephew by marriage, Gov. Adelbert
Ames Of Mississippi, 100000, and tho
father-in.law Of Col. Parker's daughter.
500, 900 making the required $4OO. 900.
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Fire at Black Reck, N. Y.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May THE black.
smith shop and bolt factory in Pratt.s
rolling mill at Black Rock, burned this
morning. Loss estimated at $4,000;
fully insured. The other buildings
being uniniured, the work was continued
to-day.
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Directors Kansa. Pacific Railroad.

LAWRENCE, Kansas, May lat the an
pual meeting Of stockholders of the Kan
sas Pacific railroad company, held yes
terday, the following were elected dires'
tors for the ensuing year: Robert =.
Carr, Adolphus Meir, John D. Perry, L.
M. Edgell, G. s. Greeley, B. w. Lewis, Jr.,
st. Louis; Thos. A. Scott, Philadelphia
Sidney Dillon, Jay Gould, james s.
Smith, New York; and Oliver Ames,
Boston,