Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-06

1 of the Metropolitan Police department to de l liver to the United States attorney for thi district all the property taken from the per l son of Charles J. Guiteau at the time of hl | ident Garfield. The order was made unde provision of section 42 of the revised statute of the District of Columbia.
 ! SCENES WITHIN THE WHITE HOUSE. At this hour (11 p. m.) the gates of the White House grounds have been closed ane | admittance is denIed to all persons, cor l respondents not excepted. Witkin the man I sion messengers and 1aborers are busy bring | ing down stairs the luggage of the preslden- tial party. One wagon load of trunks has al ready left and there still remain number o1 cases of books, trunks and other parapher- nalia to be transferred to the depot. Colonel Corbin states that everything upstairs is mov- ing slow but smoothly. He says 1t will be @. m. tomorrow before the removal Of the President is effected. Secretary Brown also states that the programme as arranged IS be- ing nicely carried out and no hitch IS appre- hended. The President is resting quietly, although anxiously awaiting removal.
 BULLETINS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
 t0i"'-f1;i ExEcUrrvE MAss1oN,l
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-8:30 G. m. The President was somewhat restless during the He has taken by the mouth and retained the nutsi- ment prescribed This morning his pulse is less ire
 
 above normal Pulse 102, temperature 995, respira- tion 1e.
 D. W. BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES, J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT REYBURN,
 D. H. AGNEw.
 IOficiall
 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-12:S0 p. m. ] The Presidents condition has not changed mate there is increase the frequency of the pulse He has taken with relish the nourishment ad- mtnfstered by the mouth and had no return ot gas- tric irritabiity Pulse 114 temperature, 995, respi ration Is.
 D. E. AeNEw,
 D. ". BLISS
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT REYBURN. % 11lourrvE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-6:30 p. nn. No change has taken place in the condition of the President since morning. The parotid sbscess con sane. The pulse is somewhat less frequent than at noon At present it is l0s temperature 9s.s respira tin 1S Should no outward symptoms prevent, it is hoped to move the President to Long Branch to- morrow
 D. w. BLISS
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT RBYBURN,
 D. H. AGNEw.
 EUnoficial.l
 EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,o
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-12 midnight. ] The hustle of preparation for the removal of the President has subsided and everything is quiet about the White House. The President is reported rest ing well, and is apparently less affected by the an tIcipaton of ire removal than might be sspeeted The obstacle will arise to prevent his removal.
 [UnoficiaLI EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, pt. 6-1 a. m. At this hour the White House is very quiet. The sppreciabie and the President has baen benetted by the change and is now sleeping quietly.
 (Unofdc1aL)
 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHING TON, Sept. 6-2 8. The President continues to sleep quietly Secretary moval of the President has been co Apleted- Drs. Bliss and Woodward the only physicians on l Presidential party leaves the White Huase The only Incident of the past hour has been artist sketchng the express wagon in which the President is to be carried to the depot. THE ARRANGEMENTS AT LONG BRANCH. LONG BRANCH, Sept 5.-Preparations are I nearly completed for the reception of the | President. The Francklin cottage is ready Il for occupancy at any moment. The south | portion of the Elberon Hotel, which is closest l to the cottage, has been vacated and is being for the use of the attending sur geons, land an adjoining cottage is in readiness for Mrs. Garfield and family. The depot | 'tands on 8 cliff fifty feet above the roadway, md Dr. Hamilton feared that in the descent ! he President would be jarred, so the railroad authorities began the erection of trestle to he cottage from point about two thousand ,eet above the station where the track strikes ! almost level stretch, making wide round ng curve with scarcely perceptible incline. The distance will be less than half mile rom the main line to the cottage. To- night forty men were placed at york laying the track with orders to have it completed by ten o'clock tomorrow morn ng. The master mechanic of the road says will be finished up to the door of the cot age by eight o'clock in the morning. Orders lave been issued to the train dispatchers of he New York and Long Branch division of | he Central New Jersey railroad and the Famesburg and Freehold division of the railroad that after the Presi- lent's party reaches Monmouth Junction, l ,ept clear of passenger and freight cars for our hours and for one hour after the wound d Executive is safely brought to the cottage. The weather is warm with cooling south asst breeze. It is thought the threatene d torm of last night will not occur. Many handsome floral gifts intended for the sick hamber were sent to the Elberon to-day.