The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
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ROBERT REYBURN,
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
DR.. BoYNToN INTERVIEWED.

Executive MANSION, September LIN
conversation with reporter Of the AsSo-
cia;ed Press this forenoon DR.. BoyntOn
said that the President is dong a. nicely as
ttiey could wish TO have him. The slight
fever which occurred last evening, and
which is referred to in this mornings bull
leln. was not. DR.. Bdynton thinks. mat
ter OF any great consequence. LIS duration
Was transient, and twas nothing more thsn
one Of the fluctuations which are 70 he an
tieipated as long as the patient remains IN
his present weak state.
" Has he gained any in bodily Strength"
inquired the reporter.
"Not great deal. l-think be made a
little progress in that respect yesterday. as
much as we could reasonably expect. His
general appearance, however, has improved
considerably" 3..
"W hat is the condition Of the gland this
morDingf" 80, ,...
sit looks very wellV f-t..
sIs auy danger to he apprebended from
opening into the MOUTH"
Net the least"
d" How is the wound dOingf"
al should be a little better sdtis6td II II
dischs rged more than it does, but its condi-
tion has improved. The pus which comes
from it pow Is much better in character
Than heretofore% teH
:" How soon DO you think the President
cs IN be moved 2"
81 cspnot say definitely. II depends
upon the progress which he mskes during
the next few days. II be continues 10 I'M
prove as rapidly as he has during the past
Itbirty.six hours it will be safe to move him
before long, ssy within a week."
Chow do you think be can best be car
riedi'
81 think he can go either by water or by
rail without any suffering. He is not sub
feet 10 sea.siekness. and could stand, when
be gets better, a good deal OF gentle swing
Jog motion. He could also be-moved 10 a
specislly-ttied railwsy-car without any
ibiury" -.
. wWould moi the sudden roarof passing
trains be likely TO give bin an injurious
nervous shoCky" f.
.INO: think not. He isn't very nefv-
Gus. The movements and noises IN his
room do not disturb him as much as they
would a well person. Even the falling OF
an object suddenly TO the floor does not
slaTtle him."
"What IS the particular DANGER TO De
guarded against In moving hmy ..n..
"Oyer-taxIng bis strength. lie Is not
very likely to be injured 10 any other way"
"Wbere do you think he will first be
taken? ?" ~
81 have no means Of knowing. Possibly
to Long Branch, or one Of the northern sea-
side resorts. The question has not yet been
decided. 1t will be fully considered and
discussed when Or. Agnew returns to'mof-
"Do YOU think" asked the reporter, in
conclusion, q that the patient Is as wen TO
day as Yesterday"
Quite as well, IL not better" .sI-...
AN EXCELLENT DAY.
FxnoUTIyg MANSION. September 1.-Dr.
Rliss reporis that the President has had an
excellent day. His pulse this afternoon has
rsnoed from. 1914 10 108. He has continued
a. feke peurisbment well and frequently
and ate this afternoon with increased relish
a hateful OF soup. His general condition
to-day Is better than yesterday.
2P. NJ. USoPFIcIAL BULLETIN. "A
! EXECUTIVE MANSION. 2 Il. N.--Tbe sur
oeons report that up to this hour there bas
been no material change Ia the Presidents
condition since the noon bulletin. 1hey
mink that with tbe exception OF someWhat
higher pulse be is doing as well to-day Us
I 90 (.
THE eP! NJ OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Executive BiANsIoS-6:3 +. h-The
of the President has not material
Is changed since the last bulletin, excep'
tbst there has been moderate rise OF tenn
nerfure THIS afternoon. 1t having been
renresented 10 us that q portion OF ipls
bulletin has been misunderstood,
we would state the President has had 20
rlcots for several weeks. Az present ms
pulse D. l0s; temperaipre. S94' resp'ia-
Io,,l ~, - ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES.
.teb j. j. WOODWARD,
R0BEgr REYBURN, -
- FRANK II. HAMILTON. ~
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