New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

Nras eggs IN half cupful of warm water fn neJ
srs refained and absorbed ana Mero t tb,rot
Do much good , IN G MA Weed that he need not
U at. Snau aDvtbine. but could have his month kept
.t with iced Aponaris water. me lei ne wus
81 great aud his comfort was lncreaseu oy enns
s 80 He also was benefited by large warm
noSltices applied TO his abdomen during me pas
wei he slept great deal ana hsd NOT con ~;
81 "a much discomfort as before. IN ms
s;ehtv-Gfth birthday he was very cheeriul anu
Sa(Sed Good deal Afterward he paid the penalty
of ths enjoyment by the reaction thSt sent MS
sn,rits below zero. He suffered a good deal ron ON
spTvous depression and his blindness added 10 the
ptber causes OF dlscomtort. =, -.
On Sunday Mr.. Weed slept more thah usual. ; Tu.
on Monday he was somewhat brighter during
Ss S T T6st he himself noticed that his mental
isegtes were giving Way i6ymoSiate U danger was
spprehended About midnight no fsl asleep ca.i bs
aud remained in that condition. SO quiet Wa us
slUmber al nothing unusual was IN ugn nuId re- nil
cept ia { he was enjoying sleep that wuu9 IS ut
in heneit There had been a cOnsultation OF ply 81
clans, Drs s. Oakley Vanderpoel and john 1. Met
NEST Dr. Chadbourne. They had APPROX d
Dt. Chadbounes course u 70 nonrs6
advised increased and eH S1Is their opinion had
been very guarded Is 10 the result tneS 1 Tau
discovered nothing Immediately TO alarm 'ho
family. ,,,o ~. ,ror,ino visit
at $50 o'clock yesterday he found that Mr. eed
eould lot be aroused. Then II was evident tnaI
ibs had been In com AloSo stato SiuSo 60 Lar+
night Mr.. Weeds lips and mouth were KEEP
Ino,stened and the enemata were continued he
remained very quiet and, except that IL was lipos
sihle to arouse him, no one could have lolu IN "a
his appearance that MIR. Weed was not sleeping nat
urallv The members OF has family had not res
nil hope before. Miss Harriet weed Oeeeeu ~
Chadbuurne TO en- lesvOr 10 obtain some sign Sl TO
cugn!tiun for her from her father he uleu lai'n t
fully Tor long tme o9t IN VAN all w.. si,yms Of an
evateninp He greatly feared bitter dlsappoInt
uept but determined 20 risd calling MISS nd ht
70 tho ROOM She came quickly ana put h0i h"uu
into her fathers. tie opened ais eyes. gay" W had
,nteliipent glance and gently pressed her manu-
Almost Immediately he lapsed into upcohsclousneSS
again. . 49, i, -.o;alr Tho
pulse became impereeptlbie anu tIo 5' - 80
believed that in ~ lew mlnntes al wouio DC Yer
The consultation between DIS. andeipoei, prey
cafe and ChadbvuTne had been held ut Z:oO elGoA
and they had agreed that the sick man was uyinE
rapidly. About o'clock the Puse was n"' Cind
aud hardly could be counted. NDen Di CHau-
bourne could count tho beats 1t huctuated peVNoen
1872 and 100 The regulations were very quio'
and ranged from fourteen To twenty -hNe h'hu
This condition continued dnrlng tue eFSnlnA 90
1I.2O D. m il was apparent tnat Mt Neeu was
.nueh weaker fand that he could not survive luig'
DIR. CbadbOurne said that lie expected the emu al
anv moment. ., 40. ur
Weed was rulseless and ONLY IN occasional nIea IL
was drawn by him. Evidently ne was slhH ny
rspidlv. His daughter Harriet hFd not Nit
her fathers bedside since she was caIleI at H"D'
The rest of the family around the 9euSTe Tt " W
diving man were Wi liam Barnes, Mrs Emy w
Barnes. Miss Katharine w. Barnes, Emily d HheS'
Mira Maria w, Alden and her dsughtef'
Miss Maria W. Alden. Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Al"en
are Mr.. Weeds daughters. Mr barnes = us
son-in-lnw and the DINERS his grandchildren
Al a. IN III end seemed very near. IL was IN
possible to tell at intervals whether OF not the heart
acted.