New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-24
ANXIETY RENEWED IN THIS CITY

Y.
CROWDS STOPPED BY UNAVOIDABLE NEWS OK TIE
BULLETIN BOARDs-wAIrNG FOR Fl.RrurR
NEWs-FEETING IN wAu-ST.
ror nearly Two weeks the daily reports of the
PRESIDENTS condition have iold the same cheerful
story. Even the most conservative felt that ther.
was itte need of fearing III. result and the settled
belief OF nearly all was that the President WAS
going TO get well. This quiet state of the pnblic
mind made the report Of unflvorabe symptoms YES
tcrday all the more easily excite alarm. Nobody
was prepared for bad news. and in consequence
tl'r" was tendency to oVereStinate the danger
ne apprehension that was felt when the morning
o"lie'IhS announced that the patient doing
SO well deepened the news was confirmed bv
later dispatches. Crowds gathered about TN. news
paper bulletins. recalling the feversh scenes that
occurred when the Presidents life was Thought to
be hanging by thread"
"Woudn't il be too bad" said one. "if after all
No won't allow myself 10 think of it,
Others Of the group turned toward the sneaker
expressing by their looks that they were glad that
ne did moi finish the remark. Toward evening the
reports wcr" more rcassurng and people showed
disposition Ia extract all the encouragement from
them they could. At & O'Clock when the employes
OF shops e. factories on their way home ih.
throngs around the bulletins increased Working
men with their dinner-cauS their bands hurryinc
from their days work stopped and read the rcnorts
with an anxious interest. III have 10 tell Polly
that the Pres dent is doing poorly aein said one of
them " TN hurt her to hear it, The evening
papers were eagerly bought by those who sought 10
quiet their nerves by reading details Many consd-
cred the fact that DR.. Hamilton and Dr. Agncw had
been sent i"r TO attend consultation as bad
omen. because indicating Seriou, approhensions on
the part of the attending surgeons.
The news was as unexpected 10 Or. Hamilton as
T." eN'Yhody else. When asked, before taking a
u"" LOT a'hlhH'on' II ne ''nld account for the
""'i- III the AI'o"'h' condition. lac replied that
ig ''u," "I say Nv II had occurred from his prcS-
had no co,uIu,.nt. 10 ma. WbI. hr IN u '',s nv
has >erupulou>ly avoided saving chat tll. president
""uin Ni'n"ni '"upt recover. h. has of la'e cor>Id
'l' 'i' ih' great d3h-rt0 htd been safely PASSED,
''ii ,''' 'I' VA, Ncl IN 'lr 10 ie i"i the future.
Us ""- - me S'nli9' 81 rye lall Was unklown,
~ nN i'M"N S't" 'l' i''u' c"irH hoi Wi'h GER
''h'A, ne pi' ''''. l"l h' lhoughi mat there Was
very niue aai gr"i p'"una m The Presidents
''1' am" 'hit hc 'al cuuld l' taken bA Surg-
Cai means at the Pre- er Time, or would be removed
"N ht."' ~ pro- '>>'N j ''l rnuahH' llAH NE.
! ~ '',' ..'' Az ht' Hv''i i 'N'nihe i''csians
r'I' received GIVING me J." >ld'ni> condluon.
! iW~r were scanned "ith much micr"Si bN larger
'l'""> 'iiii nay. n''h "~ we" h 'hr hoi,l coIrl-
/ ""i> o. ltlc. me tArfr were many VINO trlt
alarmed "a ire conoIiion oi the Pr dom. TN ma
J'i.il N"~ 'it'bl aNf rNitl ~U tic pcuci that The
! UNI" I"r'"ir symptoms would soon pass away.
r me a., N''il was ir.l a,ou
'.' 't'I' '"i'i' ION "li TIC latest news from
"dS u'">i'i' WIS N"uGhi WIN hu'h HNlIll: The
'l''' on me STOCK man krt Ms NOT great, although
prices d'ciiIcn somewhat. The Offices OF bIo>t
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were r>ii'>>'d 10y several persons. Toward the
NOR, .i,'ri,'r hrt tl ,,I " ,''''- TO" ~
alaort, to the happier news.
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