Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
FROM ELBER0N.
,ur PRESIDENTS CONDliA"S
YESTERDAY.
no,ng We'll Considerfnx IN"
'e extreme Heat-Three OF
me Doctors Dis
missed.

a. well as cuiih w =,
"a Ts rs,ted well, the first night at Lon
p,,"rb, nr and in the morning ms 'elh
p'ar,n sa,nr. WAS normal, and he appeared
Eet" ,"rn recovered from the fatigue 0
Tw,n'Iav,s ~ n" Journey, In the Afternoon
L,'.omr.rsture Lu'." ,' arose to "a degrees II
wv tn' haJ'roo,u, lie had some fever |!
I,s %s syeping, though less than the day
,,ore ,u, DARING the day he took nour
vI'U'v hmsn. as usual, and slept ut Intervals
I4 ~ Moth the morning and evening dress
nv .nos a. ,he appearance OF the paro'ld ab'
'Ds and the wouud was favorable
uEp NJ his pulse was los, temperh
.rrp nv lVl, respiration Is. Dra. Barnes,
W,"odw'ul w. a d Reyburn retired from
o,,snI,uce Oh the President, at his
own rr1ue,t. leaving the patient in the
Sond. Of Drs. Bliss, Agnew and Ham
lOn.
REVIEW OF THE DAY.
ToyG BRANCH, y. j., Sept. An
,orr ,4tore the official bulletin WAS is
,npl , fhis morning Private Secretary
Bnyu told your correspondent good
'pw. ~ oftne President. Az eigh, o'clock
Gisnnl,a was lo6 and his temperature
rY,nraI. and he also said that he had
.art @ we'll since midnight. The official
ou'Ie-in was not posted at the Elberon
and Wes, End Hotel until after ten
rrIock, though dated nine A. NJ and
d,rnc all rha' time the only lntimaiion
,bp many anxious inqulrers received rs
N the condition oi the President WAS
from The new spape:' people here, who
rnmh,g nearly one hundred. The un-
expected change in pnlse from l2i last
ulsb,to los tins morning, and the stale
mpnt that the patient had passed hall
The utga; in good sleep, were received
with EXPRESSIONS of thank!nIncss by
those vino "A acre,! at the hotels Dr.
Blss saIl before the official buI!ctin
was put out tAIt he considered the
change splendid thing tor the presl-
/ dent.
AstLe day wore on, favorable reports
,tl came from Francklyn Cottage, and
,pcrtly after eeven . clock, so well did
.hiugs appear to he progressing, that
| Private Secretary Brown, General Cor.
bin, aud number of those directly al
tached to the Presidential party, went
to the beach in front of the West End
| Hotel aud had a plunge into the surf.
The announcement having been made
that Il? bulletin would again be issued
| before six O'Clock in the evening, ,nearly |
every person not guests of the Elbcron
eitthat hotel, and everything WAS ve"y
| uietduring the remainder of the day.
| United States Senator Chatfee was one
the earliest visitors at the Elberon TO
inquire as to the condition of the Presi-
dent The excursion boats from New
York brought down large numbers Of
people to-day, and landed them at the
Iron Pier While many remained In
that section of the village, many again
were conveyed in the regular busses to
/ the EIberon to view the cottage in
which the President lies. OF course,
there is nothing to be seon, the only in
JicaoLs that in that house rests the
President being iu the guards surround
IN: IT. aud the large national flag hang
's "oV''oois iiolil hoo'C tho hoA'A |
trance
About 2o'clock the hot land breeze
Of the last two days changed to u mild
wind from the SEA, giving comfort and
relreShment to all. This only lasted
lCra short time, and at 3 o'clock there
was no perceptlble wind. Vessels were
wing in the water, opposite the Branch,
With their sails idly tiapping, and but
lew PERSONS were seen until near .
o'clock, when the sun appeared to lla'
0st some OF its power. The effect OF
llAe heat on the President, confined as
aes, in much smaller room than the
one at the White House, was very wor-
FyMs agalD. In the early evening the
wld was from the land, and there was
4ltle Or no air III the sick chamber. 1t
may well be beimagiued what the sufferer
aas TO undergo when. rs the official
bulletin Of r. NJ. tells US, at $50 z.
NJ tae thermometer in the Presidents
room registered ~ degrees in the shade.
AV o,aet points at the Branch it regis
ateu W nearly all day, and there was
Nv AouCeaeAe decrease in the earlyeven.
.ns Inc condition Of the Pies sideut
9rtlas 9stl 70 be but little changed from
Thia MAJ II mas been for the past ten days.
a.a.'.i nms morning til re were general con-
s'"'a.'a'lons s'a'.. that he had at last made a
niata oSIu4ae move towards recovery. To-
.snl at. There is almost as much doubt as
o'"Ioe, s'I evening, though there was at six
h. .'Uc1 U'l difference of sixteen degrees IL
m;ip S pu,Se as compared with last night.
f,u,s u,s qouetless arises almost entirely
Honao n 1ne extremely warm weather.
tho pes arc expressed on all sides that
And ,ea.aer ,ta may change fo. the better,
Of I ttu sual Tomorrow the cooling breath
nlsra ,n1 J.; ocean may temper the atmos-
PIpie M IN IN the sick room.
tba a.; t., nnss said toni yht that, despite
n,s.lh us i1'ehse heat, the President had
dar eu comparatively comfortable
v, istm,oa ana had taken his regular nour-
tenuaft The heat, of course, was in
did dizzy vi, worrying to him. Though he
that IDs NV complain, still it could be seen
iavO,ue, @ ~ lelt it. The wound was in q
on, sauie 90 'i. condition. A couple of small
6n, M, y, v,avlnes on his arms hal been cut,
uatisues imes aid not in any way affect the
n,sson. .' The doctor said that the
sicl ns ms weather was enough to kill any {
prey;J"a'n and that if it continued the l
be ~'u1 rsma would st certainly have to
He .v,ea saiS w., from the Francklyn cottage
Whsn M" IN mat was foregone oDclusion.
p,ovod "sked to where he could be TO-
srpe t t,,ls me said he should be placed in a
tent ter t1n' y, where he could yet the air.
pos,s oS.',1 w. answer all the necessary pur. {
He did ulu nn. oe arranged at short notice.
.emoHain no1 think that tbs Presid -pt's
,xcits Ii y! rom the cottage would much
Ity of aa,., as TO the absolute neces- T
the the sesting Ssg him out Of the cottage, i.
lad no daest dRaeseht weather continues, liz :
,Iberouu see!Gs to be an idea about the
t ths th', salu to be entertained by some
eyeral I surgeons in attendancs. thai Il
louseho,dI dIe'noers a. of the Presidents Il
herehv' h',u III. are talking too much, and a
'orablee p'ii"II,hg the doctors in an unfa. a
his AZ w i ',ght before the public. Be
lad,ctaI..l I. may, some of the most con- ,
ere, as st'ries have gone away from .
unlasw , as wei as from Washinrton % n,,d :.
cunt soma o",'" 4, tonight that on this ac-
iderinp, ,io ~, OF the surgeons we're con
ng to tls e"" ~ piopriety of simply giv- q
All tha pu'llc the official bulletins. /
a[ed at ,ho members zen Of the Cabinet
mi, we Elbenon Of ,,,,; -. a