The Evening critic., 1881-09-20

I"I don't know, I'm sure whenever the,
'cmbalmcr who was to have been here byl
(thc first train of the morning, comes | suppl
|pose"
"Thc cmbalming will be done 6rstY'
Certainly. We cannot make the au-
Itopsy, or shall not, until the body has been,
prepared
ut Is not in good condition ?"
OH yes 1t is emaciated, of course,
but the weather is not very warm and the
lrcmains could he kept some time without
difficulty. If the body is ready we shall
make the examination this afternoon, say
about o'clock or later"
"Who will do the work 2"
"That is not entirely arranged"
EmbaImed.
ELBERoN, Sept. 20-2:25 p. m.-Thc en-
balmer has arrived and the body of the
President has been cmbalmed
President Arthur.
LoNu BRANCH, Sept. 20.-Presdont Ar
thur has arrived and was well received by
the people, and seemed well pleased by the
reception accorded him. lie was met Mt
the station by about fifty carriages, all of
which accompanied him on the road TO
Elberon.
An Interesting Question About the
Inquest.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 20.-A reporter saw
the coroncr's clerk as he emerged from MIR.
|Little's cottage. The clerk says the inquest
must undoubtedly be held. First, the law
| of tho State lays 1t down cmphatically
to the coroner. Secondly, the attending
physicians, Drs. Agncw and Hamilton,
have not license to practice In New Jcr.
sey and therefore cannot give certificate
Of death which can be accepted by the
assessor who acts like the board of health.
Attorney General Stockton has advised
Coroner Button that if an inquest is deemed
necessary Guiteau can waive the right of
appearing before the coroncr's jury.
An instance where n physician failed Ia
file his diploma came up before the grind
Hurry In the October term of Monmouth
county court IN $780, The physician was
DR.. Kimmouth, resident of Manasquan
The grand jury found an indictment
against the physician for not filing n copy
of his diploma with the county clerk, but
the physician was discharged because TIL,
foreman of tho grand jury failed to attacl
his signature to the indictment.
The Cabinet Decides 10 Remove tn,
President at 10 Tomorrow.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 30.-The Cabine
have decided to remove the remains o.
President Garfield ut 10 II. III. tomorrow
morning by special train to Washington
fThe carriage in which President Arthur ant
Secretary Blaine were drawn from the sta
ton is the new one which Garfield pur
chased a short time before he was shot. Or
tho panel of the door is tho bright new
monogram -. A. g.
The Coffin for the President.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING Critic.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 20.-Mr. Benedict
the undertaken has just left for New York
and will return this evening at 7:30 o'clock
bringing with him the coffin for the Presi
dent.
1t has already been ordered. 1t is a blacl
cloth casket, with black silk cord trim
mings, velvet holdings and upholstered i
white satin. 1t will have heavy silve
plate on the lid with the following inscriT
tion:
JAMES ADRIAN GARFIELD,
Born November 10. 1881,
Died President of the United States September 1
1881.
The casket is plain, but heavy and eli
giant, and will be placed in q large chcstnu
box.
A detail of soldiers will accompany til
funeral train rs guard Of honor.
A. ]. G,