New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

/ kyack. and also being weak at the time
HOW FIGHrEEv MES DIED.
The following is a list Of the lost aud the dates
Of their deaths:
Lieutenant Kisnsbury, on June l, of starva-
lieutenant Lock wood on April ?. Of starvation.
Doctor Pavy on June - ot starvation.
Edward Israel. on May p, Of starvation.
| ". 3. jewell. on April II, Of starvation.
| g. w. Rice. on April q, of exhaustion and cold
! l.. c. Ralston on April -, OF starvation.
| H. : Gardiner. On June II, Of s aryatiOn
W. IL. Cross on June Is, of scurvy aud debility.
David Linn, on April o. Of exposure and star
Nichola. SAILOR. ON June 2. Of starvation.
Joseph Ellison, on July :, Of INJURIES debility and
| Chlrles r. Henry on juno z. Of starvation.
Jacob Bender ou juno 3, of starvation.
! william " histlnT, ou May -. OF starvation.
! William A. Ellis, on Sla, 9. of starvation.
H. R. S'huei .ier on June -. OF starvation.
! Chistien.. ou April !, drowned 10 kyack.
JAMS on April go. of starvation.
Tie bodies of Kisllngbury. LOCKWOOD Israel,
Jewell Ral7ton Cross. Linn. Ellison Henry, Whist
| er EllIs and schneider were brought here JAMS
was buried at s,o. The others were buried m
the ice
rur RrrurAr orrHvArp
ON August a. 1883 tha party left Port Convet.
All were hon vel The party h,dastoan launch
two vhals hoote snd diury. a loaded with pro-
visions Tho dp-s pud aalt provisions and salt
meat were lort bohud. Tho house WAS 'loaa1 aud
all tho specimens wste placed ipada. Tho party
followed tho open vatot aud leads aitrd tho difs
fatsnt caches on iho way down and frplHni'hni lta
stGfos Moat uf tho broad was fouhd 20 bo
ruined. Cape liaWs was reached without
much difitulty. There the party was hr,ri ia thr
ce aud dIifled for thitv days, On August ~
DrrrlV aud his mun wore on Cape Sahine, bu' they
were unable 90 land owing 10 Tho open wafer ahd
heavy ioe. several times they were within a mule
! uf the shore but could not land. Not one Of The
party was accus omed To- the management OF boHt7.
! They abandoned the steam launch aud ono OF the
whale boats. The duhy VAS used Tor fuel.
On September 20 they landed Oh Eskimo Point,
which is between Bards Inlet and Rose Bay.
/ All were then well. They made their
| irst camp at this place. After finding the Beebe
cache left by the Neptune and the stores left by the
/ l'roteus and knowing tha no vessel would reach
! them this year. they moved their camp 70 the point
| vhero they were found. They prepared for the
winter and sent out hunting part es, hut with poor
when the channel froze over, but II did not
freeze during the whole Tl winter and tAei{
earlier in the year. They moved from Eskimo
! Point TO Camp Clay on October 20. In the spring
/ their boats were burned and they were unable 70
| reach tho provisions az LIttleton Island.
| SOME SCIENTIFIC RESULTS or THE EXPEDITION.
The scientific results Of the Greedy expedition are
great. The party reached higher latitude than
any other Arctic expeditlon--s3' 20 ", 40' 8 ".
This latitude was reached in the spring Of lss2 by
Lieutenant Lockwood. sergeants Brainard and
Christieus. They followed the coast Of Greenland
/ and making their last cache at Cane Pryant they
/ .-a4-5 81 ,Iot+.3 o,ar a buudrad miles
U ~ P
ot coast inc III NoI'H "IeeIiANu'
and sighted land which they located IN
~ 90 y. They had no boat but took ono dog
Sled. with nine dogs aud twenty-five days proyi-
-ions. Ihev made the provisions last them thirty
days, when hey reached CaPo Bryant. They
crossed Crirnol Land end discovered fjord which
lends into the sea on the we-t side. ] he Giord is
nan d Greedy Fjord They also dlScove1ed an !u i
land a4e twenty miles long ana r aUouIulaI a
sh anl naneI ~ iin%en es iat and I1anv glaciers
leys snd mountain ranges icidaIt rnu sfriire
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