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New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
PRAYERS BY THE SEASIDE.

ELRERoN, n. j., Sept. S.-The services held
here to-day in the Episcopal Church OF ST. James In
accordance with the proclamation OF Governor Ludlow
Of New Jersey, of unusually Interesting nature
In the beautiful cottage nearly east of the capr the
President was lying battling With DEATH maiy tear
full glauces thrown his window by the people ns
they wended their way the handsome little chanel
which was crowded by the cotagers and the guests OF
Tie Eibcron The services were conducted by the Rev
Henry j. Morton, ID. D.. rector of tho Churcn o ST.
JaInea Phadelphia The people wept freely during the
services whenever the name Of the President was neu
TONED Tie service was very impressive.
AsBURf PARK, " j., Sept ga union prayorinceting
was held this morning i'll tho Presbyterian church at
second ana GrhndaVes. at which prayers were offered
Tor the recovery of the President The pastor the Rev
j. r. Peters presided and assisted in the services
by the pastors OF other churches here Tho church was
eroWucu ana number or persons
during the services
OCEAN GROVE, N. J., Sept e.-The prayer-rneetlng
held here to-day to Divine ad In occurring the rotrn
10 perfect health of President was one of the
most hcmoraple services ever held at Grove The
people crowded int" the large before the bell
Wac Was rnng, ann spent some time In silent prayer The
meeting Other ministers were present and took an
active part In the services Much emotion was shown py
the people. wan ~ -
LONG BRANCH N J., Sept. s.-The Office of the Long
branch BANKING Company, the post Offices at both Long
brach and East Long Branch aud the stores genera y
III poth places were closed the early part to-day
union prayer meeting held in st. Lnkes Methodist
Episcopal Church at Main and Washingou-sts II ouened
at 10 a m ana lasted two hours The Rev James
Moore pastor of 81 LnSes Methodist Episcopal Church
Church and the Rev Eugene Peck pastor of tue second
ad th CnroU Gonacted the services Mr. Moore
ona, tne can Tor Tor ,t, the meeting, and offered the
obb1nins prayer Inc Rev Eugene Peck rnadea short
address ana with his voice trembling with emotion Of
Tered another invocation. Mr. Young followed with an-
1sher M earnest @ suPpncalion short prayers made
%ete peing & oered the people present deeply az
shippers were plainly heard the voices OF those
praying were frequently drowned b. the fervent
when leaving the churciL
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
THE PRESIDENT BETTER.

CHEERING NEWS FROM THE SICK ROOM.
A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER ALMOST IMMEDIATELY
FOLLOWED BY NOTICEABLE IMPRovEMENr-rHE
PULSE DOWN VERY LOw-THE WOUND DOING
wELI-A STRONG EXPRESSION BY DR. BLISS
AN ALMOST JUBILANT FEELING.
The condition of the President yesterday
showed marked improvement, succeeding the
change for the better in the weather. His
pulse at one time was down as low as 90. Dr..
Bliss was so much elated by the situation as
to make the statement that the patient was
convalescent. DR.. Hamilton, it is understood,
took like cheerful view. The wound was
said to be doing WELL and altogether the feel
ing at the Francklyn Cottage was one of
elation.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
Presidents pulse had risen to 1OS since the evening
bulletin was issued
ionffr r<oJ 10 o1,ri1a

Presidents pulse had risen to 1OS since the evening
bulletin was issued
This increase is attributed to the usual febre rise
and occasions little or no apprehension 1t was
th0ught the morning examination will show good
that the President had had splendid day and that
an hands felt much encouraged. DR.. Hamilton said
that everything looked well and the ease was very
promising. Shortly after 10 O'Clock Drs. Bliss and
II milton retired, and the President sleeping
quietly
AT a late hour General Swain said that everything
was dong finely. He did not think that
tue weather would become uncomfortaby cool
ior the President and considered the temperature
Tonight about right The President has parta ken
pl sold food this evening General Swain sad that
he had eaten little too much tonight and had
perienced some discomfort from it,
=, ,hdnlght-A rumOr prevailed here late tonight
Ihat me PreSldent had vOmited during the evening.
Ii is eved that il originated from the fact tn he
ATE little TOO heartily and was somewhat restless
ne attending surgeons deny that any vomiting
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09

6:30p p. MAT - m. to-day the Presidents tenn
perature was 9S.4, pulse 0l, respiration l. At tho
evening dressing, at $50 p. m, his temperature
9'.l pulse 100. respiration 3. lie has taken lib
eral amount of food, both solid and fluid, with ap-
parent relish
lSy special request of the President it has been
made our duty to say in this public manner to Sur
geon-General barnes surgeon j. j. Woodward and
DIR. Robert Reyburn that in dispensing with their
services as his medical attendants. he actuated
only 10y wish to relieve them of labor and respon
sbiity which i'll his improved condition he could
no longer properly impose upon them. Both the
President and Mrs Garfield desire to express to
these gentlemen personally, and in the same public
manner, their high appreciation of the great skill
aud discretion which they have nstanty eXer-
csed associate counsel in the management of his
ease up TO the present time. ID. w. BLISS.
T. Ii. HAMILTON.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
sII.As NJ. BArIEY.
PRIZE FOR AN Essay on COMETS.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Sept. S.-H. II. Warner.
OF this city, offers prize of 5000 any person in the
United states Canada who shall prepare and file with
Professor Lewis Swift OF this city, by November l. the
best essay Of 5000 words " Comets, their comno-
sition, purpose and effect the earth" Each essav
must be written in plain popular language all technical
terms being fully explained in brackets and signed
by ncttous name the real name being nclosed in
sealed envelope accompanying the essay. This prize
oufcd instead or award for
comet Is, for which there nearly 1000 claimants
being impossible 10 reach satisfactory conclusion
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
REPUBLICANS CARRY SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.--The count of the
city election has not yet been completed and the success
of certain candidates is yet decided IL is certain
however that the Republicans have made nearly clean
sweep The possible exceptions are the Tax Collector
and one member OF the Board of Supervisors RE
pubncan Mayor, Auditor and sheriff viii have in the
officers maioritics will range from the above fSYIres
down to 4 close margin
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
ARMS For THE FRONTIER SETTLERs

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-No accounts of the
Apache raid mentioned in to-day's dispatches from
PhGu Arizona, have yet reached the War or Interior
departments. General Nc Dowe authorized ON the
9th Inst 70 issue arms TO the number OF two mundl ed
pieces IN his own discretion 10 the whites in that sc
uun at the Indian country who might need then, far
Their owD protection, and is presumed the dstr-
button has already begun from the BeIncia arsenal
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR BIGELOW.
Hartford, Conn, Sept. S.-The following
proclamation was issued to-day by Governor Rigelow
SECUTIvE DEPARTMENT. }
STATE or CONNECTICUT.
III HAHTFDHp S,pt q

I-NECUriVE DEPARTMENT,
STATE OF CONNECTICUr,
HARTFORD. Sept. 81
In view OF the desire generally entertained dcgIre
IN winch fuly share hereby designate Tuesday The
i3lh uhy OF september, ns day of PRAYER for the
recovery Tor our beloved President, and thai
lhe hours between hnd II Of that day be devoted 20
eupphcaNng Almighty God 10 spare the life go urccous
to the people OF this Nation. I also suggest and
earnestly hope That during tho hours designatcd all co
pie viii dcsist from their usual occupations and with
due humility OF spirit unite their churches or nj
their family affairs In bcscechng the Gver MI Good TO
restore our Chiet Magistrate TO health vror that
the Rood Work which he has begun for this people may
nc carried 10 successful COusumination no
may arise from his bed of pain more fully endowed
WIN Wisdom from on high so discharge the duties 3
nSh ONCE III manner acceptable TO Him who Ia the
King OF Kings and Lord OF Lords ~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL.

LONG BRANCH, n j.. Sept. S.-Secretary Blaine
sent the following Mt 1890 o'clock tonight:
LOWELL, Minister. LondOn
Ihc fresldcuts rest was much broken during the
hall of last night bat to-day his condition been more
favorable. He had lcHs fever this afternoon than
several days past; has better pulse aud improved appc-
ilte' Ills surgeons are much encouraged. Hs comfort
mas been promoted y adccidcd change In the weather
Thermometer at this hour uO:3Ol 7Io Fahrcubcit,
yesterday IL was 3o' BLAINE, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
True BILLS AGAINST ALLEGED MoLLIEs

UNIoNTowN, Sept. S.-The Grand jury has
concluded the examination of witnesses IN the Mouie
cases to-day aud in the morning it will present true bills
10 the Court against John Kane Buck Collins lanes
McFarlane, Patrick Doan James Rogan. Barney Flood
ana Mike DOlan tor the murder of Maurice Uealpv
The trials Will begin tomorrow neNf day
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

ELBERoN, Sept s, $50 a mat the morning ex-
animation made at o'clock the Presidents pulse
was 1O4, temperature 9S.7, respiration Is. He WAS
restless and wakeful during the early part of the
night, but after IL (midnightl slept well until morn
ing. Ills general condition appears more encourag-
ing. D. w i5IIsS
FRANK H. HAMILTON.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
THE PRESIDENTS TIMELY ESCAPE,
INTENSE HEAT AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PARCHED AND THE CITY RREKING WITH Of


FENsIVE doors.
WAeHINGToN. Sept. Tho condition of
the weather as topic of conversation has In some
degree taken the place which has long been occu-
pied by speculations as to the condition of the
President The statement so often made within
the last ten days by Dr. Bliss that September IA
the worst month IN Washington, seems TO be borne
ont by the facts; for today has undoubtedly been
the very hottest of the season. At 3 o'clock this
afternoon the thermometer arked about 1000
almost anywhere in the Department buildings aud
hotels There Was breeze from the South but Il
stung The face like furnace last. This unusual
neat has caused mauv people to rejoice that the
resdrnt has escaped 1t, or At least the maltiai in
uuences which viii result The broad streets which
ri other seasons OF the ,ear form - beautiful n
feature oi the city are baked hot that ones feet
are almost scOrche through thiCk ai ,c-solas in
crossing them at uoonday. Added To th;s diyron-
Tort the ar rocts with vast assortment of III
smells. One ot the mustprfsi,teut OF these is thn
odor which arises from the asphalt pavemcnts wh,ch
falrly fry IN the blazing sunshine.
The removal ot the President the absence of tho
heads OF ul the Departments and the rise in the
thern3meter together with the growing belief
that Washington Is not desirable residence during
September, have created demand Tor leave, oI
absence by Department clerks; and all who have
not vet taken their leaves are seeking to do So now
Ia addition To the great heat the drouth is bccom-
ing very painful. The grass has been burned mn
ana The trees look a. If the leaves had been niUped
by an early frost aud IN many of the parks they are
showcring down, covering the ground with "A uu-
timely carpciug OF sun-curcd leaves The tivcr too
~ lower than tor many years and IN some parts OF
the tity loud complaints being made of the
lnadcquacy oi the water supply.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
AID For THE SUFFERERS.

Former residents of Michigan, citsens OF that State
now visiting NewYork and it's vicinity, and others in
terescd, requested to meet at tho office j. =.
Macdonald (rst hoor NJ. 229 nrnniwag nj IL O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
ADJOURNED on ACCOUNT OF THE DAY

Previous to the issue of Governor Cornell sprocla-
nation that yesterday should be observed n a day
OF prayer for the recovery OF the President. the
Republican Central Committee, through the Picsi.
Heht, AGraiam Lent, had issued "A call for meeting
gates gathered at the hall. No. 80 West Thirty
thifd,St. After the president had called the meeting
10 ordeI Colonel Spencer explained that the day had
peen made day OF prayer after the call was is
sued, and Inoved that the meeting be adjourned ont
OF respect for the President. The motion was unLn-
imously carried,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09

noon to-day to take appropriate action and appoint
conlttee TO procure aid for the many families made en-
t1rey destitute by the forest fires now devastating
large portion Of the State
New-York tribune., 1881-09-09
THE CITY BOWED IN PRAYER
NTERcEssIoNs FOR THE PRESIDENT

NTERcESsIoNs FOR THE PRESIDENT.
COMPLIANCE WITH THE GOVERNORS pRocr.x.-
HON GENERAL SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS
HOUSES OF WORSHIP WELL FuLKp-EARSFsr
suPPLlcATIoN THAT THE PRESIDENT MAY RE-
COVER.
. ne day of fasting and prayer proclaimed by
tne Governor in behalf of President Garfield
was observed in this city yesterday by a gene
iai suspension of business, and by services
In many OF the churches. Heartfelt wishes
,or the Presidents recovery were entertained
oy al and while formal petitions were uttered
In the churches the universal expressions of
sympathy and hope spoken by all men were
petitions none the less sincere. The people
prayed with great longing that the President
may be restored TO health and saved to them.
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ROW AnOHG AsTROHonERs.
aoW . CoupIs Of BFoOhlyR Scientists
Obtained . Close IieE.
From ~ Brooklm EaElA.

aoW . CoupIs Of BFOOhlyR SeIenIistl
ObtaIned . Close TieE.
From Tie Brooklyn EaElA
VI find" observed Dr.. Bulge, as be cal
on the coping Of his roof, with his elbow
on his knees and his chin in his hands, ~
find, while the nucleus Is very distinct,
the tail appearst to be Obscured BY prsGpl'
tation Of moisture in the atmosphere,
Does 1t seem to strike you 30, Dr.. ToddH"
"our observations agree infinitely" 70
piled the other old scientist, from the
scuttle Of the adjoining house, ''but I
think the obscurAlon will afford addition.
Al facilities for investigating the comet.
Do you notice, DR.. Bulge, Q peculiarly Of
this comet, that the convulsiona are more
manifest than in the comets Of '68 or '6l2p
"0n the contrary, Dr.. Todd" replied
Dr., Badge, NJ find the head more steady
than in either Of these phenomena. But
l Ascrbe that to the fact that the comet 10
EeCeding from the sum-"
THAT 10 Q common, but vulgar error"
responded Dr., Todd. "The last isr the
comet 10 approaching the sun, and to
that fact / attribute the involved appear.
Ancs OF the nucleus, Were 1t drawing
away from the sun you would not detect
those two dark rAdiAtions from the centre
TO the circumference"
@You are misled, DR.. Todd. II you
will notice those dark spots at regular In.
tervals Just inside the rim, yen will
readily agree that 1t must be approaching
the sun, otherwise you could not see such
ahadows."
"Anybody who says these are ShadowG
DR.. Bulge, Is an old ass, and don't know
Q comet from q Goldfish. You Sec"
~ see q b~ullet-headed old idiot who
don't know the difference between the
.sun and Q soap-box," retorted Dr., Bulge,
."It you knew an asteroid from . iackasS,
I'd like to talk astronomy with you"
"You cusSed old mule, you ray l don't
know a9tronomyH I'll punch your nose
for you."
"Oome on, you mullet.hsadsd old ig.
noramusl You'd never know II was q
comet but for mel II you intimate that !
amt 0 scientist, I'll Shingls your eye for
you. I've been in this business since |
was Q boy"
"What's the matter over therO" yelled
Daddy Hicks, from the roof aCroOs the
street,
The two scientists pointed outths object
Of the dispute, and each argued at length
on his theory,
THAT'S Of right" said Daddy Hicks,
when they had both finished; "but you
don't either Of you seem 10 have noticed
that 1t 10 twenty minutes past eleven by
your comet. That's one Of the Illuminated
faces Of the city hall clock. Here's the
comet over hsre.n
And the two blind old philosophers fell
over backwards, each down his respective
and we're seen no more by Daddy
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Among the shipments has been a carload
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Ing, q recently patented process. The
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that by II fresh fruit 10 preserved from de
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Minnesota patent 20 26AS 90. WheAG HIGHER
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July, talei NaQlJ haahelS, At 81 9Sal 2eHi
August silit $4,000 bushels, al 81 28Aal "a
Repiemhef, sales $4,000 bushels, al 81 70 7.i6a
Tx; October, sales l44, 600. Al o. 2sal 2sH.
Corn hrm receipts 2S5,0O0 bushels; exports
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