The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-30
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURS,
ID. HAYES AGNEH.
STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.
secRErARY DLAINE To LowkLL

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 6:40 Il. M.-(O n
Official DIR. Bliss reports at this hour that
the result OF the evening examination is
highly satisfactory. The febrile rise did
not begin till about a qusrter-past 4 this
afternoon, and although the temperature
and pulse are little higher than last night,
the former being above 100 and the latter
ITO, the fact is accounted for by the pre-
sence OF a considerable accumulation OF
pus ia the gandnIar swelling, which was
removed at the evening dressing. The
gland looks much better Tonight than al
any time since 1t became dangerous fea-
ture OF the case. The wound is also doing
extremely well, the process Of grsnulalion
having recommended. The patient. gene
raj condition is still further improved.
DR.. Baxter Is reported to have said TO a
friend this afternoon that II the Presidents
stomach holds out, and IL he is properly
cared for, he will probably recover.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 29-S:15 p.
-(UnoficisL)- The evening bulletin is
geuerslIy accepted here ss confirmation OF
the hopes Of the day. The patients fever,
which was s little higher tonight than last
night, has begun to subside. and all biz
SYMPTOMS contiHue to be satisfactory.
DR.. Agnew, a. be left the mansion to-
night, was asked by a reporter Of the Asso-
cisied Press what be thought OF the bulle-
tin. 81 think" he said, "it is a very fair
and accurate statement OF the Presidents
condition"
"And what view do you take Of the con-
ditiOn?"
"There Is nothing unfsvorable about 1t
at ALL"
THE FEVER SUBSIDIZED.
Executive MANSION, August 29-9:15 r..
M-Dr. Bliss reports at this hour that the
Presidents fever has subsidized. and that
everything Is going along nicely and
smoothly
DIR. HAMILTON nsQUOrED.
new YORK, August 20 DIR. Hamilton
told an Associated Press reporter tonight
that he should hereafter exact Of every re-
porter copy OF what he said before the
latter left. He had found savings quoted
that he bad never uttered and il be found
that a reporter inside use OF any expression
beyond the copy left be should not accord
HIM a second interview. The reporter then
asked, Are you reported correctly In The
evening papers to- day that you bad no doubt
whatever but that the President would re-
covert"
Or. Hamilton: "No, sir; ! would not
say that OF any patient, and much less OF
The President, OF whose case IL ~ peculiarly
difficult to make q safe pnOgnoslic. The
reporter understood me. l said be-
Iieved he would get well, but that belief IS
not an absolute assurance. II Is simply
my FAITH"
Review OF the Day.
THIS IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES AND PROMISES
TO BE PERkANENT-ETERYTHIN PROGRESS
ING AS NICELY AS POSSIBLE.
ExEcUTlvs MANSION. 10 y. Mt may De
said tonight, without any oyer.statemem VI
facts. that the improvement in the PJesi-
dents condition, which began on Saturday
last, has continued without any interruption
10 the present hour. The attending sur
ge0ns, although they may differ slightly IN
their views as 10 the comparative improve.
ment manifested by separate symptoms, al
agree that the case as whole shows
marked and decided change for the better
and a change which holds out promise O