Daily Republican., 1881-09-07

) lTullyt0wn at l.3S, Worthwhile at IL AZ
Trenton at II AZ, Princeton Junction a
II 90, Monmouth junction at 1901
Dayton at l2.l0, Jamesburg at u IA
Engl!shtown at II. 23, Freehold at u 2t
(runn:ng at the rate OF mile q min
ute at the latter place., Farmingdale q
12H, Manasquan at l2.iG, Sea Girt a
II 4S, and ar'ived at Elheron at LII
p. NJ.
The following messages were shrowI
from the train
To Mrs. ELIZA GAKFIERD, Care ts
vile, Ohio, s.15.-All goes well up tt
this hour, and the Presiden, is stand
ing the journey splendidly.
j. STANLEY BEowN.
To DIR. j. II. BANTER, Usited States
Army, shiugton.-Pulse on leaving
ia; now 100. Has slept Doing splen-
didly. S. a. BuYNroS.
To Hon. WAYNE MACVEAGH, Elbe-
ron Hotel, Long Branch Al. goes well
up to this hour AT this rate Of speed
we will reach Elher0n between one and
two O'Clock. Pulse 1OG Arrangements
most complete. His dlScomfurts of
travel re iueed to minimum.
j. STANLEY BRowN.
| AS berp was no representative of the
press Oh board the train, Private Secrc-
tary Brown, Notwithstanding tine de
tails of the arrangements and other mat
sers which require mis- attention, kind
ly volunteered a statement of the trip
from Washington to Elheroh, which in
| substance is ~ follows
| Upon leaving the Executive Mansion
| the President appeared t. enjoy the
scenery and looked around inlulripgly.
He noticed several of the employees
standing on the front of the Mansion
and waved his nand 70 them, at the
same time smiling rs If it were very
CRAFTY ing to him TO leave the scene Of
his long illness. All the way to the
depot the President was very anxious
TO observe everything, and III this he
was not prevented. Upon arriving at
the corner of Sixth streetaEd Pennsyl-
vania avenue, the patient was removed
from the express wagon and placed
upon the spring mattress which had
bccu prepared for his reception.
The President experienced ir,ie or no
disturbance in being transferred in the
vehicle to the car, and his pulst although
slightly accelerated, reaching to about
ll5, fell to about log before the train
started, and shortly afterwards fell to
lo4 and again to lo2. The first stop of
the train was made n, Patapsco, at
which point TIE parotid gland was
dressed Bay view, this side of Bait
more, was reached at sO5, and a brief
stop was made to enable the surgeons to
make tGe morning dressing Of the
wound. The wound wa. found to have
suffered no arrangement by the travel.
The dressing was soon accomplished,
and the train after leaving Bay View,
was run at the rate Of fifty miles an
hour. The track in this locality is very
straight and in excellent condition, and
though the speed was at some times
greater than fifty miles per hour, the
vibration of the Presidents bed, 1t is
said, was no more than it would have
been had the train been moving at but
twenty-five miles per hour Between
Philadelphia and Monmouth station
the special train made several miles at
the rate of seventy miles per honr.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., Sept. 6-The
train bearing President Garfield arriv-
ed here at 10 this afternoon. Long
before its arrival, hundreds Of carriages
from the Branch and vicinity poured
into the space near the Elberon Depot
and at the ElberCn Hotel, the latter
expecting to sae the President carried
into his cottage About the cottage it.
self it il estimated that there were fully
t1,n %
reached che crowd was kept back by a
of artillery from Cover
nor's Island, and arrangements were at
once made for the removal of the Presi-
dent. With much care and tenderness
he was placed upon a litter and car
ried from the car to the cottage by a
number of men of the artillery detach-
ment and thence to his room, which is
one in the second stery back, facing
the ocean. From his bed in this room
the patient can see the ocean and feel
its hreezes Those who came with the
President were Mrs Garfield, Miss
Mollie Garfield, Drs. Agnew, Hamil-
ton, Bliss, Keybnrn, Woodward,
Barnes and Boynton, General Swain,
Colonel Rockwell, Colonel Corh'",
Brown, the Presidents pr te
Mrs. DR.. Edison, al" he
attendants. Imme "t ,.ly
after tho Presidents arrival at "a" cot
tage, military guards were placed
around the house, and they will pa
troll day and night, allowing no one to
approach who is not directly connected
with the household
When the President arrived at the
Elberon his pulse was 10, but this was
attributed to the excitement OF the jour.
ney. At7,5 o'clock tonight an official
bulletin was issued giving the pulse at
1874, temperature, 1916, and respiration,
IL. DR.. Bliss, in an Interview with
your correspondent tonight, made
statement to this effect He said that,
last night, the President thought over
the trip and talked to his family as to
who should accompany him to the
Branch At Philadelphia the patients
pulse was 1O2, but on arriva. at the
Branch was 10. The doctor had had
no doubts about the Presidents ability |
to go us far as Philadelphia, but it was
tie ride ON there to the Branch that
told so heavily against hin. lie was
much exhausted on his arrival here,
and was at once put to bed, being pre-
viously dressed aad bathed. The wound
appeared to be in better condition than
when they left Washington.
LAST EVENINGS BULLETIN.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. d.-The
evening official bulletin is as follows:
Sept. Go 80 2. M.-Since the last
bulletin was issued the President has
been removed from Washington to
Long Branch. Ee was more restless
than usual, last night, being evidently
excited by anticipations OF the journey,
This morning at $50 o'clock his pulse
was 11s; temperature, 99.Os; respiration,
Is. We lift Washington with the
President at g. 80 A. M. Owing to the
admirable arrangements made by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and
to the ingeniously arranged bed design
cd by Mr.. r. N Ely, the fatigue Incl
dent to a TRANSFORMATION was reduced to