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Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
A Sympathetic Infant.

, The Washington Correspondent of th
Philadelphia Times writes--There are
good many more remarkable thinaa
in the world than the rayer and whis-
key cure for py.emia, and more anus.
ing things than crank legislation.
hear Of one of these which is said to be
vouched for by all the old women in the
immediate neighborhood of the occur
renee. On the memorable day when
the President was stricken down by the
| bullet OF the assassin the wife Of q let
er-carricr in this city gave birth to
|'On. It looks tribe improbable ~ our
letter-carriers are generally credited
with walking arownd town eighteen
hears out OF every swenty- our, going
to balls and dancing parties in the in
terim, but am assured it is q fact. As
this son was born on such an e7eEtful
day what could be ln0re natnral than
it shonld be christene,E James A. Gar
field --------, anG it was 40. The anfant
is said to have been a weak and siGkly
kid, but bore up under Jhis load 9l bon
or rs we" as couI be expected. The
parenjs soon found out t1ry had 1saade
pig mistake, for it was seon oheer yed
that by some cIiOus operation Of
psychology the int:,ut pa1took at once
of all the symptoms of the distinguish.
ed patient at the White lBsnse
The change for better or Alorse in the
President w@e check ei OFT t1 the daily
Nte of the letter-carr ,er's bshy. When
tAe former grew verse the letteT-car-
rSars baby dreoped like tt,,der little
flower, and wien the Yfesident rallied
tbs baby rallied alae. The day on
wht'A The Presidents physicians gave
up bis case thers was {. regulay panic in
the .erter-rarrl>sr' he Hse The letter
carr.e.'s baby had only be-n able
to ts'Ee liquid nouris Iment, and Oa
that 'ay it sOurul on ~ stomach and
every body began TO be ave it was GO
ing tt die. Bu1 rhe President got b' t.
ter ue-.t day and 5he le1er carrier dis
missed his doctor. Frol hthat hour the
baby became tamsus in she nelghbor-
hood. instead Of rushing off to see the
bulletiEs the peopes cane to see how
he let1 srcarrier's baby vas getting
siong.
The net day the 1etter c1wrier's baby
was ver1 l@w, bu7 rallied with the
President an%A cried for liquid nourish-
nent, " si0h il took in the natural way
and reta ned. The White Eouse show
81 a SIM ar condition of Affairs there.
The face OF the letter carriers wife
you'd ten bright 1 beautifully, in
harmony Hith that CT Private Secretary
Grown, and sb4s woul isay to he curions
"!he Presidents condition
q more + svora ola thaa it waD at this
tcur yesterday" whareupon .he p&trl-
etic peop,e' If that :s,tion, which is
styled sc the Navy Yard" wouId be
greatly re. OiceE
ProIniI ent radical gentlemen declare
Sat this physlc relation is because of
ae shocF givoF Che n.@sler while un-
SeTgong 5he pains Of childbirth by the.
se Of Jhe shOlting of the Pres
dent anC her onxiety for his recovery.
The tale would ce incmplete without
be p. NJ. G.. there IS any dispose
ION to doubt this path stic story, need
an y poi, to the record of hirti4, the ex-
.stence o. the l0ster cas--ier ana his wife
md the letter carriers baby, James A.
iarheld still 9vering betweer life and
teath--all living son ;he Navy Yard'
1T this II mute
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Reason DethrOnad by Misfortune.

Mrs. Mary Shock, aged " years, and
until recently II resident Of Chester,
Delaware county, was brought to the
Insane Hospital at this place to. day.
Her insanity has been caused by sever
al mistortunes and is of long standing,
She was the daughter Of a wealthy
citizen of Boston, who, diSplea-ed at
her marrying without his consent, cut
ier Oft in his viii! with mere plttance
and divided his, tnrtDne among the rest
Of his children She removed with her
husband to Philadelphia whore six of
her children died. separated from her
family, the loss. OF her children and her
fortune and the displeasure of her faith
er unsettled hei mind, and her remain-
ing daughter and >on.ln- law We're obs
liged to place her i'll au insane asylum.
from which she was discharged aS
cured. The cure. however, proved only
temporary, They then placed her m
the care Of q lady livinsat Chester, who
has declined 10 take charge of her cay
longer as she is continually growing
worse. ~ Orrlstown Herald Of SlJNr-
day,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
C0AtesyiiIe Fair.

1ne r''I 'a'f Of the Citizens Cornet Band,
w u.4.esN'l ,, which closed on Satur-
n.sll WAS a grand financial sue
r."- uo we boys are In fair way to
az sa' oue'r new uuiforms. On Satur-
~ o'ehsls Market Hall was crowded
nnn grand time was the result. A
Ter "Te u valuable articles were voted
nm. aioeu sii OF, among them hand
krun.;of ''.'of pifcher for one OF the hot 81
i.ols' In this contest the sum
n, sqs u a 'ne Interest of Col. Speakman
H. %o, H', and for b. f.. Vaudever So.
Iet h,nI h,IS'vrC band ard Hyatt's Cor
(M ai' d;a"' ol West Chester were present
fhs h,AoarSed ha3 sweetmusic at interval s.
|aIf n.s. ueo'e over, returning about
f"'' 'lree yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Oar (rAn 4.
From tho West Chester Local.

From tho west CHestef LOCAL.
Washington, ID. c., and other noted
places have a number Of cranks aowl-
ing about their streets, some in search
of this thing and that thing and others
after this and that person. West
Chester is not Iar behind in tho way OF
cranks, al least she has prod aced ono
already since the shooting of President
Garfield. He was seen Oh East Barnard
street on Thursday last. Hs carried
on his back a bundle and in lis hand a
club. From his general appearance
he looked as if he wasn't a tramp.
The man .skel the direct read to Wash.
ington and stated To his interro !attr
that he WIS ou his way there rs he ha'<s
a mi ,sion to perform and thar was 60
kill Guiteau the man who shot She
President. He created not little ssn-
sation among the residents in shat
vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Election Of Onleers.

At a semi annual election Of the
Shields Library Association, held last
evening, the following officers were
elected for, the ensuing six months:
Martin J. Mealev.
Vice. President--Joseph A Hagan.
Corresponding Secretary-James W.
McCloskey.
Recording Secretary--P. J. Cunning
ham.
Financial Secretary--B. j. Sweeney.
Treasuror-Mich:"l j McGrath.
Librarian-D, W. Lynch.
Assistant Librarian-Thos. T. Farley.
Board of nrectors-D. Hanghey, j.
F. McCuiiin, j. McGiAness, j. Z. Hag-
,alty, John l.. Curren.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06

DUBL & SAIE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
i doi Amine, tuquit me dairy business,
will aell at pm tc sale, On "WEDNESDAY AY,
SeptemN II Il. lSsi. at 0 lock. y. M, sharp
at EuyIe Hotel Ninth Ward 10 the City #
Wilmington. NcN Castle Iounty. Delaware,
his cntiI. dairy, consist NJ Of th5ty SEMk
four first cla,s GARY COWS and Dur HN
ham bail. Du '~ut stock. The above, cows
are first lass, hn ing beer selected with great
care and Judgu ent.
Term, - II ;surns lea2> than 40 cash. all
sums r.' 100 an upwRrdf, the prtrhaser can
have 5!A months - giving note With an ap-
proved Dh,lorScc JOHN COOK.
sept, Std<k
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
WPE(IAL N EATION

The fashionable merchant tailor of our
city is located at Fourth and Market
streets, known as the Wilmington
Clothing House.
Extracting Teeth 20 cents
each; gold and plastic filings 81 to 50;
beautiful sets of teeth $40 aud Slj; n fit
r,,aranteed; work all iirSt-ctass; from
the lst to the 2Orh of each nonth. No.
~ Market street, Wilmington, Del.
''ROugh on Rats :"
The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggists for Rough on Rats. 1t clears
out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bed-bugs
15c. boxes.
skinny Men.
Wells Health I.enewer. Absolute
,ure for nervous debility and weakness
of the generative functions. 81 at drug
vists. Depot, n. B. DAnforth.
Powell Bros have on their stalls III
the Third street market the usual variety
of fish, viz: crocus, white perch, trout,
founders, bass, halibut. Nc.
Now, Novel and Attractive.
I have bought the boiling down pro-
cess by which | put three cent cigar
into one and sell it for . cents. CHAPS
MAN, Fourth and Shipley streets.
AIT. A. McClure's fish stalls, in the
Eighth street market is the place to get
all kinds of fresh fish and oysters. Give
him a call.
Hartman's Drug Store, Fifth and
Poplar streets, is the place to have your
prescriptions carefully COM
pounded.
Call at the Davis Vertical Feed Sew
ing Machine office, III Market street,
and see the cheap machines Of all makes.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
NEWS FLASHES.
ALL. THE NEWS OF THE DAY
MENTIONED BRIEFLY.
Itrnurick b. Wrixhl's
FNneral aud etc.

! The Catte commissioners returned
! Efrom Chicago yesterday from their visit
ITO Peoria, ard resumed their investi-
cation in the former city. Professor
| Ihayer says rotfi!ng was seen at Peoria
+" Indicate The pre- sence of pleurO-pneu-
mDnIa, and so far the commissioners
hA Ee seen uott. ng to indicate, that it
exists in the west.
Premier Whit sway and Mr.. Black
mer, representa- YES Of the Newfound-
land Railway Syndicate, are expected
70 arrive at st. J2hu's today Thou
sand, OF men, whC "zl'"ct employment
on the new road, 'e anxioUsly await
lug t!lsir arrival
The funeral Of 'ton. Hendxick B.
Wright took place this AFTERNOON, at
Wilk keaharre. Bisll U stevens 9RiGia-
Ted, assisted By Rev Or. Hayden, OF
WiIkrsbarr and Re-. Mr.. Wili;nans Of
littsbu.g, The arten lance was very
large
Dr. /. Lloyd How Ni, quarantine
phySiciac Of Baltimore w%s drowned
yesterday morning. He Mtemptei to
jump row his boarding tug to the
wharf and fell between the pier aud
the vessel, striking his head and INK
ing.
Terg:alas say that the shock of an
earthquake WAS distinctly felt throu III
uut ElghlapA county, OhlC, soon at X
eleven orlork on Monday night laH.
|, iasbed about five seconds and caused
windows, dishes, &c., to rattle.
The annual session of the America 4 !
Social Science Association began yes
ttrday at Saratoga. DIR. Francis Way
land, the President, delivered the ad
dress.
John King, engineer, was drowned
yesterday By an engine Of the philaLel
phia and leading railroad jumping the
track at Pier II, Port Richmond, and
running ig:o the river.
j. Q. Seton, the wel.known actor,
died yesterday in Detroit, from the
effects of an internal rupture received
while srarring with tellow-actor last
week. Ha .Fas about IS years of age.
b. Ward, bra.lesman, was also run
over and k lied during the evening by a
Philadelphia and Reading train at
American street and Montgomery ave-
nue..
A 'eteCt:ve arrived yesterday from
England wi,,2 letters of reQuisition from
the English authorities for joseph |
Brumpton who is charged with forgery
and embe@Llt aelt.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of the Chief Engineer of the
steamship Troyr, Oh the charge OF
having caused the death Of a coal pass
er
Thomas j. s, Perry, well-known
dry goods merchant of Washington,
died suddenly yesterday morning OF
An VI known woman was run over |
and killed i'll tie evening by q freight !
train at the Nt1viStown Railroad ant.
stree.
The Monticello Wine Company's
building. at Charlottesville, Virginia,
was buIreL y e4t"rday. Loss S2d, 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
R4xnIate She SecretiC1s.

. III sur etaieavOrs to preserNs healJl
1t is Of the almost Importance shat VIZ
keep the se@retory system in perfec5
coid ;tion. Ihe we'll known -enedy
Ki!nsy-WcIt has specific action on the
iMnoys, liver aud bowels. Use it in
Stead Of dosang with vile bit ers or
drast5npiils- 1t is pRrely vegeta de and
is provIpt, brn mild in action. 1t is pre-
pared II botA dry afa. liquid torn and
sold by arugg. SITS everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
SDeJs hiA .swpe I1sD prf.

\ young man Of DuDGIIe intended
to give his sw "etheart a dC..ar and halt
"ith which to buy gloves in payment
OF a wage, but ii was darfi and shat
l..' supposed was u half dollar tn.ned
GrE to h. u twenty dollar gcA piece He
slr4ee t" the girl about the mistake Iext
day bnt she Lad already spent She
money in tinery. He has $ ,ed her Tor
Sl@ 70; tise difference between what he
gave her aud what he meant 10 give
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
-,rvnDIAN MAssACRE.
r,,,v Reports Probably Ex-
~ fpe.,ea,Geueral Carr Thought
a BE Alive. c.,.,;,

Iol,,s, September 5.-Csptalr
u, m' uaa,dre, a resident OF this city
John Masi ansTin.'aw to General Carr, re-
sua u n,nI niIied at camp Apache, Arizon',
Pol'oa,.iypl no intelligence from tne
bS 'o'o " the massacre, but as ms
ss,,l ,,a,l,er A. Was a great tavorlte win the
Ssds Sasns he has strong hopes that sle
lnol"i,t' been killed. The son, Clark
~ h'v ,os lad OF fifteen years and
tMl' ,'"ndiut his summer vacation
ras as ~ Sr narants. He had been attend
s'.u i,hooI I at Garden City, near New
WV w w. and was to 20 to Europe THIS
M AZ ~ Anish his education. ~,
" - v,s"I>Gros, September 1.-The fol-
nN'I1 n'h,, inst been received from the
loT;as " u A. Agsn, a. san Carlos Agency
1nna"r,. llna" nave rome in that the affairs
lrinien ir are not 50 bad as reported.
o. s.a,n o'y.n urura., of the Sixth Cavalry,
O1p'n a." mrn were killed, The Indian
,1'.es na ~ we're large. Colonel Carr and
lIs'es s'r, reror,,I Killed, false. Am CO.
",.j 'na,aljur with military. Am fully
ulDH l',si Hy ms scouts and employees.
P's"N ~",r in 1u danger. Can stand oft
al a' s'bo,tilts ant Will
4" sIx w FRANCISCO, September j.--Al,
.,o o,g women and children are being NOV
ID sIy from Camp Thonltsto Camp Grant
o. p,t, ., raya,r, have been ordered from
.hs Drpar,men' uf the Platte. Indians
nth | govern mrnt carhines, same a.
VIA, by scouts, were seen near Fort
p,wir raw .s,rrIav. They have bad tine
~ m ,e,rn that point since the message.
Major WilcoN, Eighth Infantry,
,s,v,s San Francisco to.morro" with
M, M. meG,y special train iur Arizona.
Ts,,,, ,npu are veteran Indian fighters.
rss Mrs, Cavalry is much scattered on
,hn coast. but has been ordered to Art-
,on, snd will be >eut South as soon as
nn,jhle Tie Fourth Artillery is ready
for marching, but vii not he sent until
r4eurd. nhlcers Of the army |
bsre familiar with the Southern In.
I.us apr,etaat q general rising Of
ma Arizona and New Mexico tribes is
if II ha, not already occur
The latp,, advice has thrown a doubt
on the rtlof', tLat Il general maSSacr"
Of fCarr', com uAnd occurred. Ii is noA
rsportpd TIA, LleutenaEts ruSe, Stan
ton aud wobao,v other officers succeed
ed in pftvlu- heir escape, and that !
only Captain :irMtag and some dozen
enlisted men Nrre Killed. No particu-
AN have hten rrcelvtd.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
A CnllistOD.

Yesterday afternoon the stoor Mary
and Phoebe, Captain Cresswell, OF
Brdgeton, n. j., came in collision with
schooner No. "a Of the Reading coal and
iron company, in the Delaware near
Fort Mifflin. The sloop was badly dam
aged, her main sail and main boom
being carried away, and her stern and
rudder broken.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Mayors Court.

Last evening at the Mayors court
the following cases were "lspos"d ui:
Six boys named Martin Newman,
James Bowers, George Seeds, Harry
Allot, Henry Mckay and Lewis Grubb,
were charged with d1sorderiy conduct.
1t was shown by the evidence that the
boys were in the habit of cougreEating
in the vicinity of Sixth and jefferson
streets, and annoying the nsighhor,
with protane and obscene language,
throwing watermelon rinds, &c. The
Mayor required each one to furnish
bail in the sum Of 500 to keep the peace
and to pay the cost.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
TRin f'Ae6A.

II han, ba0C.Aa 50 Co~uElOn to wri u the
jesrnnlng Of an elegant, interesting
article and then run at into some aaver-
,seulelt thar We avoid all such Greats
aid sirnply call attention to the Il arits
81 Hor Hitters ;A. as Pain, honest arms
es possible, to induce people to give
bhsm 0'ae trial, az no one who kloWS
heir value W.lI ever use anything Csc.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
VRen Evenings.

Nv. coy "ir,mlngton Clothlng House, N.
bpsn ev.r rour'h and Market, will be
kssurav '1ty Try evening. MIR. Diefendorf
largest ans e pubic that they have the
faaie clo,n,'o n oest selected stock OF ready
Casto,n 'innlng nag and piece goods in the
Brought ~ department that was ever
Fn esam;n 'll's market. All are invited
n Co 'ne slem. =. w. D1ErENDORP
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
new ADVERTlSEMlsNTS.
ORDER.
REQ STER's DEVICE,

REQ .eTER's OFTtGF,
NEv CASTLE COUNTY, OIL, Sap. 5, 1891.
UlHn the appltcatt' Of W Alan G. Yer
nor. admin stratOr of Abrcr We. no d, late
OF Rr udywine Hl., In said county, deceased
it IL prdcrel and di.ected By the Register
this; the aGrninistrAt II aforesaid give notice
of SFantin Of letter. Of admni ,tratiOn upon
es s.se OF t'v deceased /, with tae date Of grant
il r theret , by causI ~ adyeti sementS to be
p @rted wit ain forty NaystrorI the data OF sucn
letters in TX Of the AoSt pu5ic places OF tho
cNunty of New Caste, Repairing all persons
hsying 4 slnandS AZ IT nst the estate 10 present
tie same or abide ~ an act OF Assembly In
such cas-, made ara provided: and also cause
The sams to he asserted within the same
period II the DEL. WAKE REPUBLICAN, anews-
paper AbIished in Wilmington, and TO be
continl a1l therei4 three weeks. le-4-dl
,~ Giyea under he hand and seal Of
LIS. Office # the Esgjstcr Aforesaid, at
~~~ Win ngtOn, i \ New aatle County,
AZORES sd, the d1y and Near abHue written.
:. g.. blG,aS, Register.
NNHCE-Alh persona having claims aga INST
the .state OF ne deceased must present the
sans, duly a testcd the admins rltor on or
beti Ne Sept E,lss2. ur abide the ACT Of Assem-.
bly, n such case mad and provided,
WILLIAM &. VERNON,
Administrator.
address -Illymsnt Del. s5pto
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
NaErancy.

Sw4 bass11 Walker and John Grimes,
ty wal 'ooNlhg >rerlmens Of human
lsm"r ui' arrested last night while
Echarssooln III a freight car. Officer
)s4n Ius2A Ia ,; testified that the meu had
ker4r,I u .ue around Front street for
Nine drn'y u"ys' 'he greater part of the
nd th.v 1IA' n that last night he was
sres,aG' a, were IN a car and he then
Peyped w. .aeln' One OF the prisoners
kaii ar ,Sh '1e Mayor to let them off, and
Eity INV ue "ou'i, they would leave the
ssia,,ne'llately. They were given
y the s.Vn ex na TO leave the city for 80 days,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
The eRtalPr,

War Department, Office of the Chist
Signal Officer, Washington, s. etember ;
A. NJ.
Indications for to-day--For the Middle
Atlantic States, warner, fair weather,
southerly winds; stationary or higher
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
SOuNS SfQauSns.

|'ae steamaao ,a.oer VI from the frame work of
|'eeeatly wa, State Of New York, which
cut river went r. TO pieces on the Connect. .
t-umbed :. was SO rotten as 10 be "easily
|aad finus,"o ~ ), dust between the thumb
|cetas piyinr io 49, inis is one of the con.
Pad Sonng Ss,ng on the waters OF Long Is-
VAamers"' That thcy call "sound
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
The R0ys nj Sch haOi.

Bows who are away At school should
ALWAYS have some quick and sure RENE
DIV for sudden attacks of cramps, diarr'
hea or dysentery, for a physician is NOT
always near and an hours delay IN
cases of this kind often loads 10 serious
results. Therefore parents shoul sup
ply their sons with Perry Davis Pain
killer, which Is as etlicacions as it is
simple and harmless, Directions ars
with each bottle, and one dose rarely
a lis to bring relief to sufferer fiom
any bowel complaint
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Natures Great Assistant

If you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys disordered, symptoms of piles
to~menting you, take az once a 1ew
doses of Kidney. Wort. 1t Is natures
great assistant. Use it as an advance
wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
A Political Corpse.

Mr.. Tilden is dead as a popu ar lean-
er. He may,by the employment ofarts
as nolitical manipulator in winch ne
has few rivals, secure for hi'nsclt
nomination to some office or tler, bnt
the great body, even of the Democrats
outside of New York, take no more
stock in him.-Boston Herald (lnd.)
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
ESNMa way.

About two O'Clock yesterday after
noon ths horse attached to a carriage
belonging TO senator Bayard, which
had lren LETT standing at Ninth and
Market streets, slipped his brlhle and
dashed up Market streets, at turl eus
yait, Turning fat Fourteenth street he
proceeded Oug by she residence OF B!sh-
op Lee, to West street, which he ran
down to Ninth TO Jefferson, and down
JEFF: :rson to Seventh, where the carriage
col .ded witG.,:An awning post With such
force as TO break the harness ard es-
Gaping from tie shafts he continued
down jefferson street at full spee'h The
Senator followed the horse i'll brisk
run for some distance, not taking time
to put on his hat, when lHckily he was
oTertaken By ..ob S. jackson, Tho In
vited him t. take seat in his carriage,
when he N.s driven rapidly ?iEer the
lslnaway h9rse, and arrived at the cor.
at Seventh and Jefferson streets, soon at"
ter the collision took place. HteXpress-
oil his qualification that no person haI
been mi red, aud also vtntlreu the
opinion that the horse had gone to the
stable at his residence. Thither he a'h
Mr.. Jackson went and their arr.va. Al
layed the fears which had been ey Iit-
Ell by tic appearance OF the rnnaFay
horse, As the family Imagined thai the
Senator had beel thrown from the car
riage and most probably tadly ininred
Mr.. Jackson received the thanks OF the
Senator for his kindly services, as 1t
was r.uch easie. to ride that distance
than to pursue a runaway anlnal Oh
foot, without a hat, and locks streaming
in t. 10 wind, on a hot and sult1y day
It's fortunate that the only inlGry sls-
tair il was broken harness and, slight
ly ,.amaged carriage.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06

Spices, mustard seed, tumeric corks
and sealing wax, sold by N. b. Dan
forth, Druggist, corner Second and
Market A special room for trusSss.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
HK Vl'TIE6.

Old pictures copied to any sizf, at
3gtter;sy Il G9's., SS2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06

Cockels Compound Anti-Bilious rllls
Sold by Taylor Il Fullerton, Druggists,
No. 3O3 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
Taken 90 Long Branch.

The President passed through this
city at 8. 80 this morning, en- route 1or
Long Branch.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
state Of tive Ther,uonleter

AZ the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
This morning:
o'clock 1Oo'clock l2 O'Clock,
50 9RO N3N
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
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Daily Republican., 1881-09-06

EXECUTIVE MANsIoN.-Midnight.-
The President has rested quietly since
the issuance of the evening bulletin and
has slept part of the time. No obstacle
tn his removal has occurred since that
hour. Preparations for the removal
are progressing very satisfactorily, and
the indications now are that it will not
occur until about a. M
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington,
d. C., Sept g, 45 A. M.-At this hour
the President is reported resting quiet.
ly. No unfavorable symptoms or lna-
terial change in the patients condition
Lave been observed since midnight.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06
THE BULLETINS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, 30 Z. NJ
No material change has taken place In
the condition of the President since
morning. The paroud abcess continues
to improve, and the wound remains
about the same, The pulse is some
what less frequent than at noon. At
preseut it is 10S temperature, 99.9
respiration, Is. Shodld no untoward
symptoms prevent, it is hoped to move
the President to Long Branch to-mor-
row,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-06

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