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ON NvTHEVERGE
The Sad Vigil at the Prssldsnt's
Bedside. E
Hope and Anxiety the Twin Watchers
of the Sick Room.
-.E.s U..!-. s1Ifa
No Considerable Improvement Re-
corded Yesterday.
The Physicians Painfully NOnCOm'
initial 10 their Talks.
Shadows IT Death or Revival Of
Hope viii Come With the Day. o

Hope deferred, that maksth the heart
sick, and the long strain on the faith OF the
nation, 90 much as anything else has pre-.
pared the people to accept the inevitable
end OF the PEssidsnt's illness. "He Is no
worse, are the cherries Words Of the
physicians, which are no. stimulating 10
hopeful breasts or reassuring to the do.
spondent ones. Even In case the inAam
nation of the parotid gland should be
controlled, there Is reasonable ground for
further apprehension 90 to new compli-
cations. One Of the most pathetic incidents
Of his illness WAS his anxious inquiry Of
one OF the physicians yesterday as to the
probability Of bis being able 10 be taksu
To Mentor-hIs home. It evidences o
weakness and a hsartsickness that is
plttilul to think Of, Tue once great giant
ofstrength now wasted and weak ed BY
prostration has no thought OF the
Vanities oil the world but sighs
for home sweet aud rssiful home.
The prcstrated and critical illness oil the
President has gradually led the people 10
a submissive hopelesOnesS, and although
this preparation will somewhat sol on the
blown, his death will be- none the letS
siucsrsly mourned. II these gloomy
words prove to be false prophecy there
will not be such another JOYFUL people on
the face u the earth as this Nation.
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New York HOrad'I wsIhlng'on eOFnIpondShee,
The next complication in the Presidenta
case to be feared 10 q looSsasss Of the
bowels, symptoms Of which have already
appeared. ItWGs to bs expected for the
reason that Il 10 peculiar to The condition
he is in, and may bs aggravated by the
enemata which would be expected to pro-
ducs . partial paralysis oil the muscular
tibres OF the rectum and possible in
voluntary discharges, Such . eondi'
tisn 10 reasonable ground Tor further
apprehension. II 10 TO be remembered
that food has been administered during
the past forty eight hours In the usual
way, while ensmata have also been con.
tinued, Il becomes a question whether
the latter can be longer retained, In q
very short time II will he developed how
serious this new trouble 10 10 the Presi.
dents case, II expecting too much Of
nature that food can thus bS continued
per orem and per anum. He must either
be poprishsd by eaemata or by the
stomach. The double function 10 not
provided Tor physlologicSlly,
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AFGMAHIsTAH,
a DseiaiVs Battle InDinenI Between the
---. IL AlyAl AmeeFa.

LONDON, August % IA dispatch from
Calcutta says: The Tribal chiefs have
been summoned to oAbul with their leyies
TO accompany the Amssr to Khslati.
GhIlzai. The chiefs are directed to enlist
freely from the various sections Of their
tribes, aud to collect q strong body Of
irregulars at GhuIni, Some irregulars
have been brought 10 Cabui 90 as 10 sst
lIes the garrison for active operations.
When the latest news left Oabul tho
Ameer proposed to start in Q week escort.
cd by guard Of TuIkestan hoEse, which
carries great weight with devout MusSel-
mans, II 10 also stated that the long do.
ieEred blow against Herat from TuFkestan
10 about 10 DO struck. One OF the Ameer's
generals ia preparing to march from Dow
leetgar in the hope Of crushing Khan, who
10 holding HsrAt for Ayoob Khan With Q
small garrison. Ayoob Khan has followed
the example OF the AmeeF and Issued Q
proclamation TO the northern Aighana, in
which he describes himself az the con-
queror and Amser OF Aighanistan,
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There had been no return OF the VomitBI
which excited 90 much alarm yesterday
evening, and his pulse bstsIe heaWoke d
six A. H., was down toes. This AuSpicioul
opening Of the day seemed 10 iusltly, Of
At least more reasonable the belief o.
the lew sanHuinelpersons that the case WAl
about 70 take Q favorable turn, and when
the morning bulletin appeaIed and Il be-
came known that the patient had began "a
swallow again without vomiting or nausea
faint, WaveFiDg hope took the place .ol
the profound dependency which prevail
cd everywhere throughout the city last
night
WI h the exception Of the usual slight
rise Of pulse and temperature, his condl.
ton remained substantially unchanged
throughout the remainder Of the day.
In conversation with reporter oil the
Associated PFeRB, late this afternoon, Dr.,
B Les, who seemed more than ordinarily
cheerful and confident, said: "The
general condition oi the President had
mot changed very much since yesierdAy,
but that what change there had been ives
an indication Of Improvement" ut 10
further" he said, "a change in the shape
W tAboo ugWptuhu WANSi W. tSbNNsA
with most anxiety, and which have most
direct bearing upon the future Of the case,
viz: symptoms dependent upon the con-
dition Of the stomach. The one great
question now, he said, 10 the question Of
nourishmsnt, 1.-THE Presidents stomach
will take and asSimilAte food enough to
meet the drain upon bis system caused
by the fever and Constant secretion oi pus
to sustatn his strength until the other IN.
favorable complications disappear, then
l trust to nature 10 carry on the pro,
cess OF repair"
10 reply to questions with regard to the
inhAmed gland, Dr. Blisa sAid: THE
glandulRF 6Welliug 10 still hard and shows
no signs as yet OF subsidinR, although
the swelling Of the parts has
pretty much disappeared, Whether
will take place or not we can
not yet tell. / Rm rather inclined TO
think It will, | do not, however, appre.
hend any serious consequences. Even 10
that case, provided we can keep up the
patient's strength, the pus which forms Ia
likely 10 be Of q healthy character,
aud we shall liberAte II promptly by in.
Cesions. There has been no pain III the
gland this afternoon, and II has caused
the President little annoyance.
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lhs gnteIli9encsr
ia. !. ard n Eour'ssAtA street.

i,,ths better management, regu'
.,5 control Of State conVicts has
flaI ',.'.d BY the Georgia House Oi
W. s'..'.nt,tiyes. y. 1t provides that the
NaI I,,pro shall elect three managerS,
DbydciAu, to control the convict
The members Of the first board
e'I,t . n !. chosen for six, four and two
nS -, ,,.u.ctiysly, and at the expiration
l'" ,''.S ,,,p a manager is to be elected to
'.,,,II s' years, These officers will el1''i'
y a. ,oovicEs, tx the hours OF labor,
y ,,.tb. manner OF puuiShingSTefrac.
~ ,.''. ',Dyicr., force all lesses to observe
" WV .,I,. laid down under pain Of having
y w W., .,'rIets removed from their charge,
'li", =, .,,,,c, ali evils existing in the camps.
%Sa.,bs ~ law Of 1915 provided that the
w.. Nv. ,b,l con,rol and supervise the con.
's'' ,.' not ono Of the thirteen convict
,.~, ,.an. a Georgia was inspected BY q State
'IJ,l and so fearful abuses crept In. Il
'I !. ,S,,,bt that the new law, II II meets
's'.ppr.vlI \, Of the Senate will reform the
D,.,,ss condition Of things'
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WARRINGTON, August %, 2:SO A. n
There mas been no material change In the
F residents condition since II o'clock.
DAY DIsCLOsURns
or the PPeaidenI'a Case = slightly I'm.
proved but sun Critical.

or the PFeaidsnra case - slightly I'm.
proved hat StIII Critical.
WASHINGTON, August 22.-ThiS morn
ing's bulletin raised the somewhat de.
pressed feelings about the President, and
the midday bulletin shows the continue.
ton Of slightly favorable conditions.
DR., Boynton said about noon that be
felt more hopeful than on yesterday. The
President has taken eight ounces oil enc.
mata to day and some nourishment into
his stomach which has been retained.
The surgeons now put opium in the enc.
mAta, and to this they attribute the wan.
dering Of the Presidents mind visible
yesterday and to-day. The parotid swell.
Ing is about the same, and 10 not suppu.
rating any on the outside. Yet the Presi.
dents doctors seem TO feel somewhat en-.
couraged to-day, but he is still 10 o very
critical condition, and this fact 10 not con.
cealed.
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Neroile,ions Of I,on,s .nd yl,,,,.

BERLIN, August % = The pourparlArs
wbiChopsned theiniiiAIive oiItaly between
Rome aud Vienna, seem to be pucCesStuI,
as II 70 reported In we'll Informed circles
that King HunberL will visit the Emperor
Ffancls Joseph. The meeting will take
place early In the autumn. The event 10
regarded here az Of great pr lttic,l signiH.
carCe, especially a. King Hnmheh has
expressed wish 10 visit Emperor William
Of Germany at the same tins.
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HEITIsH esAIN TRADE.
RoVleW OTthe MAPk Lane RHpFeSs-- wheat
Harvest q Failure,

LoSD N, August 22,-The Mark Lane
Express in its weekly review oithe grain
trade says: During the past week the
weather has isopArdIzsd the harvest. MI.
dew Is rapidly developing in the standing
grain, and cold nights and hot, molAt
days are causing that In Bheavss to Sprout.
The quality Of the wheat from which the
very best results were obtained 10 found 10
be affected by premature ripenesS, and tho
quality and yield 10 appointing 10 both
Great Britain and the Continent.
There has been an advance Ia the price
oi wheat solely on account OF diaap.
pointing harvest. Stocks have been lot
run low In anticipation OF early deliveries.
These calculations have been upset BY Tie
weather, which entirely prevented thfesh.
Ing from the fields. But the crop muSt 10
through the ordinary sweating 10 The liekS
before i can 90 to any extent on The mar.
ket. Practically there 10 no old native
WnenE N tH 20.
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WASHING row HorEs.
NoiiC. 10 the Holders Of ihe CniIst
nDnd6.

NOtlcN 10 the Holders Of the called
Bends.
wAbHtSar1N, August 22-The follow.
log notice TO holders Of called bonds was
Issued by the Treasury Department this
afternoon:
0vlcR OF SECRETARY or TREASURY,
WASHINGTON, August %.
Notice 10 hereby given that tbs Depart.
ment will redeem, upon presentation,
without rebate Oi interest, the Outstahd.
lhR Eve per cent registered blhhs, funded
loan Of 1881, embraced 10 the i04h call,
ni nialufiDg Oclpbet lat n,xs. Patties trans.
milling bonds iot redemption should Ad
dfasA them 10 the "SeCttta'y oi the Tnaa.
hty, loan division, WAtbi g'Ur, D. q !"
and all bonds included In this notice
should be assigned 1, the Secretary NJ The
Tte.buty iot redemption. Wtete Chetkb
10 payment are dealted In favor II any
obs bat the payee, the bonds Ahtu d be
aesltned ITO the Secretary Of The Treas.
uty lot redemption tor acc unt OF" here
ihsen The name Ui the person mr. etsonB
10 whose order The check shodld be made
payable.
(Signedl WV WtSb.M,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Upoh belt z AL ed Why the payment II
The 5 per GehI b,uhs maturing Oc'ohe' lst
had ben An cipaiph The SrrieitN T" ted
that II h.d GsL cn.' tnAty 10 A9 IU pate
AuCh payments IN 10 Ur lesa when the
Treasury had amnte funds inf that puf'
pose, rather than 10 let tie mo ey lie idle
10 lhe TieaAufy 10 be raid ont All Al once
Ia large Amtnnls. Under the present
nol,ee II "a fnt expected that any large
amount wifi ie presented a obee, but that
bSfmeht Of the bonds will b 81 ended
though the ietnaihdei OF ihie and pethape,
Aill d The next mouth. Tbs pay meht ol
these bonds Il the last act In tke plan BY
which The lOabt have been continued At
So1hhed rats oi Interest, aud Vie 81 etetAfY
4 ibxioua 10 hays the transactions closed
At tOoh % possible,
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+AssER OurDoSn
A IoaSE Girl In CaIltOruIs Who Has
FAated for FIfty Maya

A Iuubg GiF1 IN 'CaIItornIa VINO Has
FAatsd for FIfIy Maya
SAN FRASClsco, August % oakland iS
excited over The case Of young girl who
eultivAls Dt. Tanner or GfisCotu, and has
gone dhy days without eating food. Her
name 10 Maesis Campbell. She is q native
Of this city, and wa, fifteen years ot ase
on The i2 h oi July last. She 10 Ave feet
eight ibcheS ID, height, aud weighed 2OO
pouuda al lhe iss I tonteen yeats.
About lhtee montlib RR3 Maggie vas taken
sick, and has not lett her room since. For
fity days, II ID stated che has taken moth.
Ing bat smAll ailuSSpce oi water. In
ppite oi this frugal diet, she presents 4
pleasing appearance. lIet face 10 ,uddy
and bright lonking, Aud the only part of
her body which shows the eHSets Of The
iasl IL 4 reduction 10 the elGs Of her Low
limbs. The physicians etiendlbe het pro.
nounce tie disease alteration oi The
stomach, And nothing cAu be done 10
alleviate II, Thst otgan rejects oil iood,
and Al times the patient vomis blood
Otteaked With 4 dark Substance.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH DR.. 1oYvrov.


DR.. Boynton was met about one O'CLOCK
this afternoon by q representative Of the
press, when the following dialogue took
place: -.-.- ..ss
"1n your opinion, D Ctor, what Is The
outlook at presenl7'
II think the President Is a little i'm.
proved to day. He has taken and retained
nourishment WE'LL" +
"What kind oi nourishment are you
giving him To day2"
"rhe came As heretofore -koumlSs and
milk porridge."
"D1es tbs patient appear to relish Il n
"0h, yes he asked for 1t this morning
you know :
allow do you feel about the glAndular
trouble to.day?'
u feel better about IL to-day"
"Has II grown materially larger than Il
wasp l J
"No; I don't think II IL quite 20 large
as II was, and I am confident, should
suppuration set 10, It will be In much
smaller degree and have q less serious
effect than II would have had had Il com.
menced to suppurate before. Hit should
suppurate now II is possible that II will
not do any great injury" {
"What are the chances ot preventing
Supg9!r,atlonf" - III
uncertain complication and one about
which no reliable. predictions can be
made"
"How long will II be before you can de.
eide whether suppuration is likely 10 oc'
Cur2"
"Ths elandular affection became yisi.
bic on Wednesday last. should think
BY tomorrow or Wednesday we should
be able to determine" "
"Do you.conBider the President'S stom.
ach is performing lts natural funcLlons
now" '' i
Eyes, think the stomach lS doing very
WE'LL" .5 .F..
There has been some talk about The
President being deliriouS at times, DJC.
tor, what are the facts about that7"
1.-THE President has been llttIs deliri.
ous OF times, bot Il has not amounted 10
ANYTHING serious" .n,,
"Tn which do you attribute the dslif.
ium7" TE
at Is caused by his extremely feeble
condition together with bis long illness.
II would be likely 10 Sccur Ii any case
where the patient has become 90 Cd!
ieebled @ The President has" I'D
"Thsn you do not attach any great i'm
portance 10 itT
mo sif, not at sll."
"Well, Doctor, / understand that the
attending surgeons have administered
with enemaIS, q portion Of opium. IS that
tfue1 II 90 would II not have tendency
10 cause dellfium7"
"Tu oil cases where ehemAta Afe Ad
ministervd q small quantity Of laudahun
ct something similar is one Of The parts
Tnis 10 administered for the purpose o.
aiding the tetehtioti ot the ehemala. L
is not sufficient 10 cause delifium f."
"WhAt do you think ot the case on th(
whpls 10 dAy7"
II feel more enc c,utssel than did yes
Tue DoctttintimAtsd al The cunClusiot
Of the inl6tvieW that The President VA
Still In 4 very pfeCArious condition ant
lie etCoulAgsnient was based only on th
Outlook d the present time.
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LoSD,S. August 22.-Ths Pail Mall Ga.
Eette says the Government could hardly
have come worse ous Of debate than from
that concerning the arrest Of Michael
DaVitt II ls sincerely 10 be hoped that
be will be released forthwith. II 10 dif.
fcult to speak with respect Of the grounds
which sir VIM. Haic)nft alleged ior tbO
featFeat Of Davltt. The national press 10
very indignant al Sir Wm. Haroofltt
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LoSD N, August 92,-speclal dispatches
from Geneva report that the Socialists have
addressed threatening letter to the Fed
etaI tribunal 10 regard to their appeal from
the decision Of the Grand Council Of 70.
rich prohibiting The Social Congress there
10 September. The letter warns the
judges oi the tribunal that they will be The
hrst 70 be blown up, and states that the
Socialists have enough dynamite 10 blow
up hall oi Switzerland, and that II ls 10
swllzeFlan that CopaAgrAtion will be
begun that will burn up the world.
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ThE nEInoDIsr couN0IL
A. tLOAdOn-COmmenIs OF the "TImea" on
the 0AIheFInE.

~ eLohuon-NOmmentn OF Sho "tiIne1" On
the Gathering.
LONDON, August 22.-The Times says:
"Ths Ecumenical Methodist Conference,
which 10 To meet in this city next week,
promises to be one OF the most interesting
and important religious gatherings held
since the days Of the Wesley. The various
denominations Of the Methodist Church
number over 100000 actual communi.
canls, and the Methodist population q
computed OF eighteen millions. The mem.
berS Of the Conference number 400, half
oi whom represent the British and Cont.
mental MethodistH, and the other hall The
churches In the Usitsd States and Canada
The Conference 10 composed OF lay and
clerical delegates, In equal proportion.
The main object will ne 70 devise means
Tor procuring home and foreign work 90
as TO result 10 the greatest economy and
efficiency; TO increase the moral and evan.
geliCal power ol common Methodism
and 10 secure more speedy conversion
of the world. az tl'f
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pILEs / P1LEsl / PiLEst
A auFs tafe rouSd at Last No ore
need Budef.

A surs cure iof the Blind, Bleeding, ttohlue
and UloetAt d Piles has been discovered by
W, williams Ian Indian remedy called Dr.
Wiliiains's Indian Ointment a single box
has cared the wort chronic cases OF twenty.
hye and thirty yeats standing. No one need
suHet Ave minutes after applying this won.
detiui soothl 6 medicine. Lotions, inStfu.
ments and Eiectuafies do more hatm than
good. WillamJS Ointment Absotbs the
tuhiofs Allays the intense Itching (pAfticu!
lAtly al night after getting wArm 10 bed, aets
as poultice gives Instant and painless relief
aud u prepared only for Piles itGhiEg Of
the private parts, and nothing elSe.
Head what The Hen j. Y. Lomnbefry. oil
Cleveland, say1 about Dr.. WllllAms's Indian
Pile Ointment: I hive used tcofes Of pile
cures, end II affords me pleasure 10 say that I
have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief n Dr.. VII!
lIamS's Indian Pile untmeRt
Fot sale BY al dtuEgiSts, OF mailed on 70.
ceipt Of pfiee, u 90.
West 3 McConAhey, Druggist and Apoth.
ecAFies, Bank Building, Bfidgtpift, Ohio.
Iogan. last 4 Co., Wholesale Igeha, Wheel.
Ing ". Va ARIAW
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M, .'Oo' August g2.-Uapt. John Pom.
t5. n, M. ~ old lake captain, attempted Aul.
OiI,SI. ,I,' morning by taking a large dose
diao. ''1Gn !, and now lies In a critical con.
qoS; q S,t. lie va. one oil the tifst captain,
poSj Sihe We trip from Chicago 10 Liver.
found Se' icy and was we'll known all
nan 'ae l'Ees "A sober, industfioui
tioS,0Ii Ii'NeIv beingin A disabled condI
Nh, Gu !" Ellhonl means Of support he "a,
dt,poNd.,ne marine hospital, WhSIl
h& ys,r yyy Eo' the better Of him. HI
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b.qk Of hia neok, which sseml o glve hIm

back Of bis neck, which seems TO give him
some pAiA.p, st
"Hss MrL Garfield ever felt that he
yOuld not liVs-has che ever given mp
hopeW ..
6Not once, Nor did che on Tuesday
give up hope when every one elAe In the
White House thought there was none.
To-day she came from the slCk chamber
smiling. know she has deep apprehen:
sions, but she concealS them well, and
certainly has never rellnquIHhsd hope al
tOgathAI
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Cbnuisoeas As.snbl1 Dl.,oly,d.

CHABTGustA, n. Z, August ~ -rbo
ohsbtauqta Assembly exercises closed
this morning, and the people are leaving
ihlatge numbers by steamers aud tailtoAd
trains. The publication Of The daily pApet
has ceased, but the Ohautauquaiati will be
isstied monthly, W.
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dent has continued this morning to retain
liquid nourishment taken by the mouth
Is well AZ BY enema. There has been no
recurrence d vomiting and nausea. The
parotid sWelling Is not materially smaller,
but continues painless. II has caused for
day or two an annoying accumulation Of
yiscid muCus in the back oil the mouth,
but this has now much abAted. At present
his pulse Is lO4, temperature ss4, TsSpira'
don Is,
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RRANUE
Sundays Elections : RIg RspubIIeau
Gains.

Sundays Elections - RIg Republican
Gains. ...
PARlr, August 22.-The election returns
now show that Of 6SS districts results are
known In S84, Of which 279 returned Re.
pub leans, 80 opposition candidates and in
4S no choice was made and supplementary
elections will be held on Sunday next,
The Republicans NJ noon Claim gain Of
45, counting all anti BInapartists. They
thus count 81 moderate Republicans, Q
Republican Unionists, 8 Extreme Lett and
two lrfeCOnoilables. There still remain
l64 districts unrepohed.
The following candidates OF note were
elected: MinlSlera, Ferry and Cochery;
Ftepprel and DsOhotseul, of the Republl.
Left and Lslt Centre, and DeMarCOfe, oi
the Lett Centre.
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Hgu,ptelAe ID nd I,Ibeg0I,d,

LoSD n. August 22.-Althoush there
willbe no general amnesty Of "Sulpscts"in
Ireland II 10 said that Father shsehy, Mr.,
Kettle and about sit other prisoners or.
rested shortly after the tasssRe Of The
Ooe'Cion act will be liberated before
pASltamanI Yiaaa
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SAN FAASctsCo, August 22.4James y.
FitwSll, Of Chicago, Vas drowned yestst.
day BY the upsetling Of small yacht In
which be and b number ol compabions
we're sailbRon The bay. The fest Of the
party Clung 10 the boat and were saved.
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AIsHtAEPORt.
what vas fhShBhi Of The Ptsslasair
CoudltIan Lat RVenInR,

R1rcortvs NASSloS, 1880 P. N.-rhs
Pfesidsh. lhit morning began the day ii
a ,nditlou WhIch WASfssAtdsd GS slightly
better than contained In the last
ofticial bulletin yeststday. BE had
passed a qulsLst ard more comforts
ble night than Was Anticipated
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$3.50 P. M,-The evening official bulletin
reads 90 follows: The President continues
10 take nourishment 10 small QuautiuSs
at stated intervals during the eutire day,
and had no return OF nausea or vomiting
TIE nutritious enematA are also retained.
The wound 10 looking we'll, aud the work
OF repair 10 going on In ell portions eK.
posed to view, The pus discharged 10
healthy. Atpresent his puse Is ITO, TEN.
peraturs 100, respiration 10. non