The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-15


ELBER0N, n. j.. September I4-g A II
(Otbeial Bulietia. AT iBe examination Of
the President AZ $50 O'clock this morning
bis temperature wa 81 4; pui,e 100; res
piration 70. He passed tue night comforla-
bly,, sleeping sufficiently. he j. bright and
cheerful this morning aud has taken fruits
and his first meal for the dav with relish.
ID. W. Bliss.
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
ELBERON, Y. J., September 14.-Dr. Bliss
says the President passed 2 good night and
swoke refreshed this morning. 4 febrile
rise came on about ] A.. N. snd commenced
passing OF before 6. At The tine Of the
morning dressing BIS iemDeratuTe was nor
nal ana respiration 70. The President CON-
menced the day as fsvOrsbiy ~ yesterday
and has DOT a single disturbing symptom.
For breakfast, among otber things. be ar
nearly a whole peach. aad appeared 10 relish
o.. The weather continues good and D. H.
yigorating.
TRIP BY wATER CONTENPLATED.
4 Representative Of The Associated Press,
10 conversation with Dr.. Bliss Immediately
sitter the ISSUANCE Of the morning bulletin,
inquired a. TO bat length Of time the Pre-.
sideHt would remain az Long Branch. IN
reply Dr.. Bi,s said Probably until The
middle % October. ard that If bis favorable
condition continued and The several LESSONS
healed satisfactorily, as 10 was believed they
would, the President would rally very
rapidly. and that IN such IN event be
thought a voyage 90 the southern coast on
the Tallapoosa would be Ce,iraDle and bene-
fetal.
DR.. Hamilton i still satisfied win the
progress Of the patient, - are also Colonies,
swain and Rockwell. The day bids fair TO
be quite as favorable rs yesterday.
AN0THER CHEERFUL DAY.
WASHINGTON. September 1.-THE Stars
Long Branch special saws: The President
had a good night and stnted out this morn
ing under The most favorable auspices. 10
addition 10 the usual nouTishmeni given
him, he ate Tor breakfast 'be better part Of O
large pear sent by one Of ibe guests n The
Elberon Hotel.
The President said that yesterdays eX-
perienee at The window, here be could
see the g~een grass, The soldier waking his
beat. the men and women 10 the summer
house and walking around, the fishermen 40
sea. the ocean and The vessels. and the
bathefs in The surf, made him feel for the
first time since be- was shot that be was
himself again.
TIE PATIENTS CONDITION
il in al respects pleasant, and all the i'd
vices from The sic6-rOom more encouraging.
II leaks out, despite the Teticence OF The
doctors, that i've pus b0ils were found on
the Presidents back yesterday, which were
punctured, and pus from each exuded.
DR.. BOynton says wbile there may be
no ab-ce>s on the Presidents lungs. there
are several pus cells, and that be Is
afraid the'lung viii be the repetition OF the
parotid gland, IL NAV be thst the lung dis
turbance can be readily overcome, bat 10
chasing il away the liver or kidneys may
become affected still be is encouraged in
the belief that the President will eventually
recover. He SAYS The President has chronic
ptamia. and that the pus cells found 10 the
back are the result OF blOod-poisoning. DR..
Bliss. on tie other band, says The blood
poisoning has almost entirely been elimi-
mated from the Presidents system.
UNANIMOUS DENIAL.
An the doctors deny that there Is now or
has been any paraly SIS Of any bowel, and
especially OF the lower bowel, which was
supposed 10 bave been affected by frequent
enemata. While the President was on the
reclining-char yesterday be saw bis daugh-
ter Noliie and Lula Rockwell 10 The bath.
Or. Bliss says toe Presidents altitude 10
the chair was about thirty degrees. Dr..
Bovntou says ghe position was recumbent,
and il was simply a chgnge Of couch.
SECRETARY LINCOLN yIsIIs TIE PATIENT.
ELBsRox, \. j., September 14.-secre-
tary Lincoln saw the President tod y. he
saws Ire expected 10 see a very ~ man. and
that his expectations were TesliZed. BE bad
not seen the patient since the afternoon he
was shot, and Of course q great change bad
taken place since that time. The cOnyefsl-
ZION between the gentlemen was very brief
and entirely personal. no business being re-
ferred 10 % all. The Secretary only re-
NAMED in The sick room o moment.
q $50 P. g. OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
ELBERoY, y. j.. September 1850 T..
M-At he examination OF The President Of
- NJ. fo-day his tempersiure was 9S.S;
mise. IO4: respiration, 20. At the evening
dressing Of $50 the temperature was S9.2;
pulsc, 10; respiration, 81. The President
was placed on the invalid chair IN a semi
reoumbeat position about l. ". and re-
NAMED one hour and half, sleeping q part
OF The time. lie was not fatigued by The
transfer or change Of position, and his gen
eral condition this evening l. a. favorable a.
usual, notwithstanding the slight iebrile
rise.