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, 1877-09-02

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. Limitations "c'e
recc,ved bx the American Association Tor tue
Advancement: Of Science to-day 10 ''slt w
National Cemetery next Thursday; also 10 ~
tend the opcnins diyinc services at Inc a''ost-
bilt University tomorrow, the Key. A1esA"ue'
Ncaoe. nj the Association, to deliver. TIC SCI
l:rof. T. nassctt, of Florida, offered Inc 1ol-
loving resolution, which was referred:
Efsotr<d. That il. the opinion Of tnss Asnte
lion the Supcr1ntcntent Of the -Ndafas .a4s"H ~
vou1d facjlitatc researches III the uneesta9' ~ ~
main of physical astronomy hg sls'ns 1nn ne;func
one Of lis pu"cs showing the syesen'aue iunt iis
Of The snns centre, aud values .: various faa'ns
.ector for the fire. day in each month. ~ fr
b discretion. ~ computed TO- actfon % 80 r11 ~
great exterior planets, ana that tne 1eI4ian
secretary he instructed to 1of"sfo 1uA'
Ut 1nr close Of this ConStntlon. prcf e.
Tie following persons read papers 1..r, ~, ~
r. stendenhal1, OF Columbus, on the 1neasul. ~
1neut of tie wave length Of the blue Inc oL luz
spectrum OF indiurn; Prof~ Caleb IT, fofsea; =;
New Orleans. the physics OF the Misslss1pp'
River below Rcd River; Dr. Thomas u: sum. y.
mcrS, Jr., OF Nashville. some observations ION. ~
the skill of the Comanche; Capt, .. ", loMsl' ::n
OF Washington, oyerplaccments F. :. :
ton, OF tho University Of Virginia thc aS.!on
dilute acid upon ferrous sn1pnoe ;la lu. 4ta,o..t
cast-;ron. lie also read paper on '.te oepo7'
Prof. j. LAWRENCE Smith read paper on !, !,
S,can Blast for Gene. al Use in 1a6oratof'e@s, -
Ernst GupdIock, Of Rochester, n J., I,,;;",,
Penst7on;c Eyc-P,ece, Alexander a. Jnnen'
al New York, Accessories Adapted 70 Hltuu
1oc1caj lnycstiratjops: George W: MooIe
house u0hiectiycs as Illuminatinps: +" tnaSles
Mees, Of Louisville, THE Use o1 tne oiolna'1 !
, 1877-09-02

sEpA11A, Mo-, Sept. 1.-The sctalia Democrat
Tomorrow morning will contain tho following:
.*Thc public will remember that in May, 1876,
the Hon. S. s. Dl1rdettc, United States Commits
s;oner Of the General Land Odicc, disappeared,
and, notwithstanding, the most thorough search,
nothing OF his whereabouts could be fearncd-
The last seen Of him was In the Astor House, in
New York. where he had considerable money
and Jewels on his person. Various ruu,ors were
aloat throughout the United States concerning
him. His books and accounts were examined
and found all right. It was sup-
posed he had committed suicide,
and the bodr Of nau found ucar BERGEN
Point, n. j., was supposed to be that OF Bur-
one cisc His family have been unremitting IN
their efforts to discover his whereabouts II l1s-
inc or his tate If dead, but to no avail. lester-
day ,yell-dresscd. Observation-Disclosures man,
With 1sor,, and ca1ewor1l face, was observed pae-
ing up and down on Fourth street, acting
strangely and watching the buildings closely.
Finally he entered the house Of LAWYER E. :.
Smith, and. approaching Mrs; Smith, n,
She replied In the negative He then
, 1877-09-02
MARINE NEWS.

1OlkA
BUFFALO, Sept. 1.-Vessels passing Port Col
borne lock for twcnty-four hours ending at D.
H.. Aug. 81:
Westward-Props Dominion, Montreal to
Toledo; Prussia Montreal to Detroit; Granite
State, O9dcnsburg to Toledo; Glasgow, Og-
dcnsnurg to Detroit; bargcs Louisa, st. Catha-
rine to Black River; shandon, St. Cathariue to
Chicago; Emerald, St. Catharinc to Chicago;
Watcrtown, Clayton to Chicago; Montgomery,
Oswcso to Detroit; schrs n. A. Lyndon, To-
ronto to Black River; Brooklyn, Kingston
to shcboygau; New London, Ogdens-
burg to Cleveland: Adventure, Ogdensburg
to Detroit; Wave Crest, Hamilton to Cleve-
land; W j. Suffolk, Kingston, no orders;
barges Albany, Ogdcnsburg to Detroit; India,
OguensbuEg to Detroit; Eureka, Ogtlensburg
to Detroit; Adiroudac, O@Acnsburg to Detroit
Eastwarl-Props Dromcdayy, Detroit to Mon
treal; Africa, Detroit to Montreal; Alma Mun-
70. Detroit to Montreal; Lincoln. Milwaukee, to
Kingston: Clinton, Chicago to .kinston ;
barks Clyde, Chicago to Kingston; St. Law
renee, Shcboyeen to. Kingston: Huron, Point
Pelee to Thoroid; sci,rs AngIo-Saxon, Shcboy-
CANT kingston; Smith & Post, Detroit to Kings
ton; Portage, Eric to Toronto; Annie Fal-
coner, Cleveland to Toronto; Cheney Atncs,
Chicago to Kingston; Riverside, Chicago to
Kingston; barses Lis.ar, Milwauket to Kings
ton; Grimsby, Chicago to Kingston.
Vessels discttarging at the efcVator-Bark
Lake Forest, Milwaukee, no orders; barge
George Houghtou, Milwaukee, DO vrders.
, 1877-09-02
A Hopeless Sufferer Cured by
VEGE1 INE.
NoAxK. Conn.,, Nov. H.. 1874.

NOAEK. Conn.,, Nov. IL. 1877.
nrar Sir: THink1nS that statement Of my case may
rncet the ere of some suffering from sctotua;;
ir you to n1bllsh the following. which cnce5tulY
furnish VI my own free will ..u,. WV
hayc been afflicted with Scrotdlous Huraor ffoM 1y
htrth and at times very badly When abont SIX yea1s
E9 deemed advisable 10 hive the hair snaEea ~ saJ
were Obliged to cut it o with cmbrotderv sGtssoss
nv head was no that could not pave snasE"
4ffer We had succeeded In healing the sores on NC ou
side they broke. but the inside causing e slsas
nntn There have been times wheh thG su11ace VI ~!
kands was al! raw from the effect OF ths lumor anu
m men Gun describe The great suffering hase
Ai,nuE three yearA aKU small KcrnelA EoAae tner ~
ncnranCc on the cords OF my neck seFefal u MniS
grew into quite large tun'or*. and notnnE W.
cu,1ld use wouu remove them: sT Whole systsm rs ~
70 fu Of scrotu.ous hulnor that II seemed lea45 ~
hur;t through tic skin at vi parts Of ny body ana was
m nv neck md grown such size - " dtstgnte ~
~ Sa Wsen in this hopeless condition was advised
hr friend TO try the yegettne and q once com,
rcnreE tnking it. aud after hnd used II SNORT Hhe
thr tut1,ors commenced dlsharEtng aud 20 hot tnn4
ioyercstimatc the quantity trom each tuinos "hem
say that goolslzca teacupfu Of corruption fan WI.
rf;er hfch tcy commenced to heal up aud dsappgHs
anil now ty neck smooth aud Tree from ouhcues
~ any l2dys .,,..,r -,a.,.ea avery
tan ~ scrofula ffum INF system. and deslrf 10 NAs
thIs statemcut published, that other sufferers may
ind relief as they surely will 10, they tfY tue veg
cttnr. ,~. .,x rnr+hrr tnform-
afon relative to my c2sc 10 all who WI GaH II
Inc.
, 1877-09-02
EXPOSITION GOSSIP.
What Our Reporter Saw and
Heard at the Great Show,
Places to Which the Attention of the
Visitor Is Particularly Directed.

The great Exposition is at length in full blast,
and is daily visited by thousands of pcop1e.
w. anncna n few interesting facts mt hcrcto-
t,.. nh,;shca ,na co11 ,ho -. r+;c,,,or .t+ont,n,
1o'e pao4''A~' 49,. ~- Wv pa ~@t".
OF VISITORS to TIC places mcntlonco pclo". Dur
Inc tho continuance Of the great show We shall
from time to time make mention Of other ill.,
+,~os+nor f,c,c ,,d ,ova1t3cs nc tbov oro hronvh+
.eAsss a.,.;aa. 1o ~ '''~' "' ''o''
10 out "os'ee.
The great Exposition CLOCK, the largest IN the
West, Was put up by Mayo & Co., Of lG9 and III
State street. IT. has tourtech-toot dial.
In our tour OF inspection we came upon the
attractive exhibit Of Richardson, Boynton 8 Co.,
which at first SIGHT seemed more appropriate tor
the Art Cha'nper than the alain Exhibition Hall,
SO artistic and beautiful in design and cooI1ns
are the tile stoves which distinguish Their
magnificent dlsplay OF ranges, 1urfaces. ire
, 1877-09-02
Morrison, Ill.,, Startled by a Live
ly Shooting ARRAY.
4 Young Man Shoots His Wife and
Then Periorates His Hat
with q Bail.
Weston, the Forscr, Procures Bail, and
Then Shoots OF Into Space.
Tweed, Under Habeas Corpus, Is to In
terview Gotham's Aldermen.
SHOOTING AFFAIR.
En-rf1l DfsDt1tch to The Tribune.


MORRISON, Ill, Sept. la shooting affair
took place hene to-day which may prove
fatal iu It's results. i fellow named l<fcnafd
Lane, claiming to be an Indian root DOCTOR aI}-
peared Ia town about year ago, became ae-
quaintcd with a Miss Burnett, and induced hcr
to marry hin, to the surprise OF every one, as
Lane waa low, boorish fellow, possessing no
attractions whatever, either financially or NOR
ally. After marriage they Lett here, anu noth-
ing was heard from them until lew months
ago, when Mrs Lane returned to her parents
home With the intention OF procuf-
inc divorce, claiming that her husband
abused LEI. and did not provide for her. Lane
followed her in few days, and, falling to per
suadc her to live with him and relinaulsh ner
designs, hc staggered through the town charg-
ing her with gross immortality With certain OF
our citizens previous to his marr1agc, endea7os-
ing to raise prejudice against her. lie nus re-
manned mere with no visible means OF support,
and nothing noticeable has occurred in relation
to them until to-day, except that he has dogged
her footsteps Whenever she appeared on the
street, This afternoon she called Oh her
attorney on business pertaining to per
divorce suit, anu when at the LAWYERS otllce,
Lane called and tried to gain at1 interview Win
her. He was refused adu,ittance. Mrs, Lane,
fearing him, t1isliked 10 return lioMc alone, anu
a student in the Office was detailed to escort
her home, and had gonc but few steps Wnen
Lane was observed following them: Mrs. Lane
stopped to make = purchase, Lane following her
into the store. She proceeded on her way, and
had gone but few blocks wien Lallc
drew revolver and shot her from
behind, the bail entering her ncsk,
lust missing the spinal column, lodsns nnuer
tic law, and has snnt been found. Lane stepped
in front Of her aud fired serond shot, the ball
passing through her left cheek and making two
, 1877-09-02
mo Train Collides with and smashes
the Rear Coach Of An
other.
passengers Pretty We'll Mixed
Up, but Nobody Badly
Hurt.
Nnch Damage Caused by Vigorous
Tornado in Kentucky.
4 Thorough Investigation Of the Iowa
disaster in Progress.
<aRROW ESCAPE.


NARROW E@t.AIEs
sr>r1a, p.spdtcA tc 1as 1si6Mne+
ro1rMErs O., Sept LA railroad accident
oo,,rred to-day on the Baltimore u Ohio, Wllc
rcst of Newark, wliirh is tho most remarkable
-, rseo7a, Tic west aud castbound through
s-onss trains pass at siding mile west OF
Scua1k. the west-bound train taking the siding.
:, czse This train Is not clear OF tho main track,
.hc bound train is to wait five minutes to
s1.a the wtst-bound train ample time to be
s,.sr of the main track. Your correspondent
in,cr,ieged ono Of the passengers on the
rcst-bound train, who was badly bruised.
m claims that the west-bound train was
nu,,;nr into the siding on time, when the east
hound tain came laundering down On them be-
f,,e they lad cleared the main track, the engine
striking the front end OF the hind coach With
.rch forcc rs to tear tho whole end out OF the
coach to which It was attached, and, turning the
hind coach on its sidc,i it passed By with light
nnr speed, badly tearing the side OF the cuach,
and throwing tho passengers all in pile in inc
other side Of the car. Strange TO say, after the
whole east-bouud train had rubbed past anu
rmrtly under it, the car fell back on the track,
and no ono WAS seriously injured, but several
were badly bruised.
The coach was very mich crowded, some gen
tlcmen standing up to make room Tor ladies
and children. 1t was ul1racie lbaL great
Ioauy lives were not lost, The passengers say
The suspense ano alarm in whifh they were
placcd while the train was passing Is inaese1lb-
ALE. The cast~bound engine WAS badly dam
acvd. but the rest Of the train escaped. ltis
said the cast hound train was running at least
th:ytS-tivc miles m hour.
Thc syitrbmap deserves great credit for the
nrescncc Of mind which he exhibited by not de-
ecrtinc the switch, be turning it just ia tinc Tor
the cast-Dound train to pass over in safety Had
it not been for his courage and falthfu}ness the
whole tram would have neen precapltatcd INTO
the canal. which was lew yards distant lie
air-brakcs on the cast-bound train refused to
, 1877-09-02
MEANS WHAT he SAYS.

New YonK, Sept. 1.-Presidcnt Hayes visit
to New England continues to show its results in
the marked change in Republican sentiment in
his favor Tic conviction is becoming general
there that his Southern policy presented the
only course open to him with ans prospect Of
SUCCESS. The President is credited with having
promptly converted some Democrats to his SUP
mort recently by saying Of Republicans who dis
agree with him on Civil Service: "These people
don't comprehend that tncan just what say.
1t is INF business to take care Of the administrar
ton Of the Government. The people will take
oughly purified in New York, there will be no
trouble in the rest Of tue COUNTRY"
, 1877-09-02

said, Il AM 8. s, Burdctec,' anu so
he Droyed to be. rle appeared to be derangcd,
aud iu reply to question as to whore he had
been. said he did:riot know. Ills intellect 'was
evidently clouded, and his mind wandered. He
appeared indifferent upon the subject Of his
tioncd' Mr., Smith, ut whose house be stopped,
vas his former LAM partner. He left last night
for Apnleton City, Mo-, where he would be met
bv lis family, who reside in ,osceole- It ap-
pears his family has discovered his whereabouts
and sent him funds to return, and this ends the
mystery Of the sudden disappearance of the
Hon. i. s. Burdctte, who has been missing
nearly two years. 1t is thought the presence of
lis family aud proper treatment will restore his
rensOn,n
, 1877-09-02

Special I4xpd{{R 20 t"E 71'193"e-'
DEs MONIES, Ia. Sept 1.-The Coroner's
jury with several experts. rs civil engineers
briogc-bu;lGcrs, etc, visited the place oi tic
railroad disaster to-day. Each c2pcrt Is Or
1cred TO furnish the Coroner his statement 10
writing. Their Investigation will be continued
Monday. when prominent br1dse-oul'ders from
abroad will be present. The Company furnish
every possible facility for investigations, and the
cornner is determined to get at the bottom
facts. The verdict will not be reached before
Tuesday. On MONDAY the area OF the draining
nf which the broken culyert Was the outlet will
be surveyed t,y experts.
Tic statement sent out from Iowa Cttv thae
an cast-bound passenger train was held here on
account OF The storm il false. II passcd oSes
tl,c c,1}ycrt two hours before, and a heavy
trc1etst train one hour before the disaster;
Strer:41 injured rtrsons Left for Their homes
TO-DAY. Tbusc le.t are constantly improving.
, 1877-09-02

THE "LOST ART" RECOVERED

Galcn, the celebrated physician, foutsred IN tho
secoad century, His theory vas that roots aad hefos'
propcyly compounded arc Natures remedy Hin cures
we,r so marvellous that he accused Of magic His
mighty skill and success seneed his enemies, and his
onnions held sway in tho medical world for centuries
until, the art Of compsundlng vegetable remedies was
gradually lost in the thicsening gloom Of the middle
agcz aud poisonous mineral mixtures tooE 1fs psce.
But the clouds arc breaking IN day. and the almost
magical virtues Of ycgcttue oyfuly a,tested BY thou
sands stamp It ~ true Galcnical compound and as
pufcr and health resoreE probably nas had no
equal s,nco tho days Of Galcn himself.
, 1877-09-02
CHARLEY ROSS.
The Last Claimant
Specfu1 Dispatch to The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 1.-The reported
discovery of Charlie Ross at Springfield, O., has
received unusual credcncc, but Christian 4. Ross,
father OF the missing boy, has no faith in it.
Being visited By reporter to-day, the following
conversation took place:
Reporter-Do you know anything about this
bowl Nj. Ross-Oh, yes; there is nothing in it
at all.
R.-lIavc you heard Of the boy before! SIR.
R.-Ycs, have received lots OF kilograms and
correspondence In relation 10 him. AUG.
& was the first I heard Of it.
So you may judge it has been
going on good while; but there is nothing IN
it. am governed more BY circumstances than
Il am b = representations OF identity Of pictures.
R-uarc you seen this boys picture! Mt
R.-Yes. I saw it q week ago. 1t Was u
llrht-colorcd child with curly hair. Mr.. Bcch-
til, OF Springfield, who first wrote to me about
the matter, seemed to be impressed that nc nau
nv little boy. wrote to him to 7nst out unoer
what circumstances tho boy had been louna,
and asked him to get what Information ne
could from him. Hc wrote back that
he cot 4 copy Of my book, and, alter comparing
the description there with the boy, he was fuzzy
impressed that the little bor was niue, anu
wanted to know whether it was nlne Q! not.
rcpliel requesting him to ask the child ques-
tious SO as to call up mis- past history, out ne
don't answer that matter, but sni the boy dldn't
seem to know anything. Then l askca MN 10
dnd out where this woman came from, nut nc
don,t reply to that. I wrote to him a@al'a 10
saw 4har there was nothing In the case, but that
# he could he should get the child interested
md separated from the woman; sent nui MnA
leading questions to ask about his brother VAL
ter, and how he was takeu from num- lo[
think that my boy will never forget about being
taken away frou, home. 1t viii be SO strongly
impressed upon him that it will never be elaeed,
md if be is talked to on tEat point he will come
out.
Tn tbe Utstrrn Associated Press.
puu,ADELrIl1A, Sept. 1.-SheriH Coffin. OF
Springfield, O., arrived tonight accompanied oy
Mr. Perry Bcchte1, having IN charge 1ttle W Gns
Lcvcring. who res emblcs the longe,lost Charles
Ross. The boy will be taken to Mr. l. ,3ss a resi-
dencc in Germantown tomorrow. ar Hoss
has T received picture OF the boy and has pro.
nounccd it not that Of his lost son: at: koss
has not yet been notified Of the boys arrival
, 1877-09-02
p- FORGE OF ARMS.

Bt;rFALo, Sept. LA hold attempt was made
last night BY James ,IotEatt, former driver, to
carr; oil the trotting mare Jewcss, entered Tor
the 2:25 race Aug. 3, detained by the Park As
sociation for the entrance fec money. AiofIatt
presented . loaded revolver at the attendants
head, forcing him to mount the mare and fol-
loy: hin to North Buffalo, wherc she was
hi,ctcd to wagon. The horse hired py Mottatt
was sent back lit charge Of the attendant. Tie
r,olicc tracked MofTatt to Lewiston, where.
beinp unable to set i,er across to Canada, he
Abandoned her aii,l went hi,nsclf. She was
entered by J. T. Wall. Ut Columbus, O., aud is
supposed to be owned in Paris, ky.
, 1877-09-02
uJGuTOWER-

Epfc70T IRNd1CH 177oH79es
CAnBoSDALE, ILL.,, Sept 1--Contrary to e1-
pcctation the jury in the Hishtower trial re-
turned d verdict of guilty this forenoon, aud
fixed the term Of imprisonment OF the prlscner
at fourteen years The Hon. F. T. Albright in
uediatc}y entered motion for new trial. INC
attorneys engaged iu the case were tc'eeraphed
for, and this afternoon agreed to entertain anu
argue the case on Monday, the 18th. It. is set
forth By defendant that improper evidence was
considered; that the Judge prciuaiccd the Jury
BIZ asking witnesses questions Willie on the
stand, and that one juror was incompetent.
S,atc's-Attorney Lcmrna is certain that he can
prcsent the requisite countcr-atlidaVits % over
come tho MOTION The verdict SATISFIES INC geh-
crA public.
, 1877-09-02
CANADA.


LII Crosse Gnu1e-EAI31 EGAplo4lc0~
Special DsxnutcA 10 The 7yt0u1e-
TORONTO, Ont Sept. Ia La Crosse match
for the championship was played here to-c7y
between tho Shamrocks OF Montreal, the pres
cnt champions, aHd the Athletics of this city.
The shanroeks won utter a severe contest.
When time was called the game stood to In
their favor. The first game lasted nea1ly an
hour.
Special Dispatch to TIE Tribune.
LONDON, Ont, Sept 1.-Early this morning a
steam threshing machine exploded her boiler at
Westminster, owing to the safety valve being
tied down. The effect was terrible. Four men
who were attending the machine we're blown into
the air, one John MaTdcn) Deing literally torn
to pieces. Tho others are SO severely injured
that they will probably die. The machinery
and all the surroundings we're blown to trag-
Mcnts. The report was heard miles away, and
windows we're broken BY the conclusion a
quarter Of mile distant