New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

EGt came away from the President late hour last
soon after he was taken to the White House he said
Mr. Rockwell tried to dissuade him from that belief but
and regarded in the same light as ii he were re, HdsnG
| of the case Of another individual than himself He
dnrng the afternoon That he would not live. spoke
OF the ASSASSIN without the least feeling OF resentment
He seemed to have been cogtatng the matter for
some Tine. when lie suddenly exclaimed, What could
pnt, is hard 9ae,aion 70 answer" continued Mr.
n and lie sd na of T the prns Si
around the Cabinet table, the President the
assaSsins bullet Mr. KirTaod sid that hat in all the
Cabinet consultations over appointments, during the
talk about forming the Cabinet and in all the political
one uElind word Of any person. friend he is
good true friend and when he ceases to be friend he
never becomes an enemy bears any Ill will. IL is
then merely indifference with him. lie Of all should
nave Deen spared from such wound"
INCIDENTS AT HOTELS AND CLUBS.
UNUSUAL NUMBERS AT TIE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
COMMENTS ON THE NEws-sCENEs IN THE
CLUBS.
An unusual number of persons gathered
early in the Fifth Avenue yesterday TO get the
latest reports in regard to the condition President
Garfield The morning papers were eagerly read, but
people sought for later news. dispatch at a.
m stating that the President had rested well during
night and was better. The relief that showed itself in
the aeesof All when they read the hopeful reports in
the newspapers was heightened by this early bulletin
From that hour until nOon and in during all the
day. there was steady stream of persons pouring
out OF the hotel Bulletins at intervals an
hour apart, all in favorable terms. The extra
EDITIONS OF wspapers found ready sale and the bulletins
ut the branch Office OF the Western Union Telegraph
pany in Twenty thrdst attracted crowds While all
! avenues of information made OF by anxious
| feelings of the people on saturday night men went
anoat III da]ed manner expecting every moment
Yesterday they learned that the President better
am WCh tHey round lhr news on The bulletin boards of
|
ing mat they teit much encouraged
II hone the Almighty will spare that man said
an OLD man as he read the bulletin. think God has
formation of favorable character and continued so
during the day, dd not lessen the inquirer
At no time the crowd very great dining the day bu
| il was constantly changing. Men ana women read the
o'clock was circulated thai tie President was
WU S 3n,t t9en clerk posted mp bulletin
Hardly had the clerk finished writing The bulletin when
II was impossible TO get anywhere near it, rapidly did
The multitude gather The dispatch stated that the
| President was still improving. Thank God. thank
minutes the gronp bad dispersed with many Expressions
from the President :" ased beautiful yoIng jrl a be
oiicc of tho hotel at p. The President continues
"oh am glad she exclaimed, as she turned RAPIDLY
beat persons an"d at NOME ao "s se sS ne
| servants TO copy the bulletins or make inquiries.
| AT THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
| The few members of the Union League Club who
strolied into the club house yesterday rcoiccd greatly
from time to time notices OF President Garfoil's
| favorable condition appeared upon the bulletin board
The chairman OF the House Committee, Joseph l.. Gay
was as usual to be seen at all hours the hall read
Ing room AS fast as the dispatches were
%6 SeSr1 mos. ne e, took thsm nS thg readngroo
We're We're seae' ana mad known the news lhre notices
What to be the general scnti,ncn in the cub
WIN regard 10 TINS matter {! asked TRIBUNE reporter
The sentiment here universal that the shooting of
it"S'n. "tfed j. a very ai aud unfortunate circun-
have rocn regrets It deeply and seems TO feel Nv IT, Inc
h2w hd been inie'ed upon himself. The mauoris the
| thc opinions which have heard expressed is tie
WIN the mcmAers Of the clnb take any action q,
o., ,iot "'v 'I'7iay, ara donnt II t} con as soon
~ % IN 1rGer to can meeting it is nee ss4iy Tor
one o. the twelve yicc-prcsidcnts the club 90 not
know of nsle vice president is at present in lie
c'ty, ana Nh Fish is out of town"
lived through ths distressing trouble he Would hold
d per ana more auectorate place the fhrars Mis-
conntiymen than before, that he wod become
ne mo't beloved man IN t4e Haiion
qn'3i) iH words Of ht"yery slohea ON ais SICK bed
which he has exhibited, all show 10 the world Inc srrn
GhaI.cter OF ne man remarked another member villa
greatest man in the country ~ ~ ~ Wv
TIE MANHATTAN CLUB.
There unusual quiet at the Mannheim ,luh last
evening" nat among those who there The sentiment
expressed relative to the shouting of President Garfield
was one Of deep SORROW. The complications likely to
arise in case OF the death OF the President were he sinh
sgt o. IheEe were none of the OH
information could be obtained relative 10 Tie probable
|
THE WINDSOR HOTEL.
There were more persons the Windsor Hotel vest er
day ana last evening than there were Saturday nipb
There wa3 no demonstratiyc excitement but lie
anxiety TO obtuin the latest of the Presidents con
dition was very great Among the prominent brokers
aud operators VINO there were rr,nor NJ
Park. Rufus Hatch, John Blood good aud Harvey
Kennedy. They eXqrcssod only detcstatlon OF
the crime and hope that the PRECEDENT
might recover speedily. Among the brokers great
anxiety in regard to the probable of stocks Tiles
DAY shown. The uncertainty conrrrrn,, n 80
heightened ~ The conflicting dispiichcg Revived frnn
Wae,dnSicn Inc special dispatches displayed Al the
horcl in the afternoon and evening Yesterday yrrc
gloomy in tone and reported the prt sdet coni};, a.
changed for the worse Thc difference between fhcsr
ana tine pr.6s dsl shown hula
TINS was very marked.
IN BROOKLYN AND AROUND THE CITY.
The public anxiety to know the very latest
news from Washington shown in Broolyn ye,terdo,
by the eager pcrusa of newspapers aud "cxtras al ali
hours OF the day, many persons who do MOI read sun
day papers h"btuaily breaking their usual custom
Many references to the tragedy in the pulpt
fthe city and the prayers bes0ug the safety of the
Chlei Magistrate. There were the crowds around
the bulletins in the windows of the West .r Inop I'll
graph once Hs on Saturday, and each fresh
was hungrily read. the hour when the ,noruin,s
church services closed the crowd Was ,HtlY ;r
EKtr9 editions or newspapers sold with great ranidV
ana the neWsboys reapcd rich harvest many of thrm
WAS taken IL the bulletins that many men rode down
he read the bulletin that tho PresiIcnr' ,,l ~ -
100 and his temperature normal one man r.nnrl"J
- W en- na me best yet ana feel sure he win weather
through Ihe ilhgs 1t half mast aud decorated with
Grape on the Brooklyn City Han led many p.rsong 70
conclude tt ne worst that had been feared had taken
Education ~ " |
The attempted assassination of the President WINS |
about the only thing talked about in the villages on |
staten Island Yesterday. Several exciting scenes oc
ton, while standing in front OF his house