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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
GREELY FOUND ALIVE
ror,,vur,l nun l'ir-, Pare


H., ,h,,c 4, a., frot aud when rpttcd much
s,rairr Tho 1hctts and Rear reached ,am lN9lR
Juac ~ pftet passage oi twenty ol' u3NN, w W ~
siuc llN Withthc two nNln,t -, ,,rr \, Iinr Re
iurinr ,pycn dnys htrl irl m WIZ trN'n o ln,'
OF th,s tctt ~ Wosto'hoh9o lslnnd ana anno,nnJ,"
Ttst,a te.ruo ~ thrm chat thry might not hr u',
~ fam, thnif Hahinp grounds. nor loo tempted
Eie ttr dtnrcta of Nmths Suuud ia Wow ct the 10
wsfi of eo.oOo offered hy touw"h
,oNttNmNu Niiu NuNiNa icr,
Returning auoss MclNUle ny. toll In with tho
Aieu ,ud look Um, o0 DEVILS thumb HitofN lh4
,hfongh heavy ioo, Commands CONN dad AL
miahl, to pet along so iu With tho transport u'
sayt, ina tho season hrlotc au oieump hal "''oh",
lieutenant Emory with the Roar has ahlI"l't'
ne thruulhout with get sl iinlhrS' 'hu "I'''"' ~
hg readiness pa 3,,'u'p sinus ,nn Mont the
Look GurrV. as the charter party hrl" "N ~ 't,,
Alrers on several respects from mlh'' 81, Inn
ps1V are very much improved SINCE ~ ,j f,,.
sers ,llticl W the extreme when l"uhu' az" w.
several DAYS after fWN c'Snl itl"ri =, ali noyy
reaching them would have been la,&. VI -" for
iXnv The season north &, late ana li'' tI",' ~
ycers smiths sound was not open N''' p. ~ \.
- SABINE The winter about MelNHpo H"9 was
a. most severe for twenty wears ...,,ri.1
III 40 r..ult IL entirely due to the unWe7rtl
.,crr f voursrlt and tine secretary OF W ar III H.
tine ont ,his expedition ior the "orh IL Has N'' -"
honor 10 accomplish W. $. scHLEY. Commander
xropns or PRAISE AND SYMPATHY FROM SECRETARY
CHANDLER.
Wrsr PoIvr, y. Y. July 1.-THE following o''
pstcb has been forwarded by Secretary Oh""ulei
fe Commander Schey;
r,o.o;,o my conrratulatio and thanks for yonr-
..ii .15 vouI whole commaad for your prudence
ng.eVerSnCe and courage IN reaching our dead anG
fyiur countrymcu. The hearts OF the America
nconlc go ont with great affection 10 IlGhlehal1
t,eriv and lie few survivors of his deadly peru
Care ,hem unremittiuey and bid them DE cheer
ful ard hopeful account OF wat liie y'l H"s -
store for them Preserve tendcry inc it'!ainS ~
the heroic dead: prepare them according to You
Judgment and bring them home
W. l.. CHANDLER
Secretary of Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

onpe,r. an no. 5 on the expedition, but his place w"
filled hy Private r. w. Schneider IN octave F''y
iuci inc rnrty II Diico The names ~ IN" three 'P
mauy attn bed o the expedition aro added to inc l'l'
~. trs, % rlr,l lieutenant, 9TH cavalry. A'ins NiB-
unl Onl.cr nui Nsasiln ,,, t,t.,,,,.
irm,s r. toc,wucd. Iirt tonteunnt 23d Inianlry'
Netting .iIuHi NNr"I ........, tttt 4.
rrcicri,t D. i,.lnphrrv Second Lieutenant llih IN
ftutty. Acting .iElHl uNtrr . , .,, t.t,,.,,,
lance n inra wood. SECOND Icuont, all infantry
Acting -itual nHl.'r - q, d,
iJUnri iatirl. sergeant signal 'oip', w. y
VruaI a tr,trU errHnppt signal Corps u y ~
tcurra " r'ru prrgetni HinnHl l"lp' '.'s'
I,,ti e. ialaiu, trrap1ut algual tuiPt, y - -
it,tnnirn d titlipaf sergeant, iguU tulpa T. = y
Vut,m a ttuss. nrtrrnut. urueiAl service. y b. a.
D,,tt 4 EtIunrt trtrrtut, tumuhu' J., dd 'N'"f'
I,,i1 tinn. Htrufluf. Company g. ~ iN''N
bsnioi.t sian, Corporal, company " NatF,
Paul Itpn, tntpotalt 1um'hnt IA ~, '"'",",
ti,,sI. s r,at. & ntppr,i, Company H. ~ 'ite'lNf
Jasrph t.tm. toruorti, Company ", l"ti 'ni"",'r,
thailr. u. tluurN, Private tonpthf " iat" 49,
AitpYtr council fuNato, company d.. .'N'",''
Jacob nrnl.r private, company To- p'l !p.'",lI'
Frni,fis Tam, Private, Company ~ Vlh lh,.''.''.,
William NhIslor ruYtte, Company ~ 'th ln'a"5 .-
I,urg Bfdrrtirf, PUYalr, company lf' ~ .H t"'''
Juluts Irf,isIi ks Private, Company j., "a t''"'J'
lanes RYAN, Private, Company H., III ,tNalN'
william His Pryttc Company c. "a O'NhIN
Il n. schneider, Private, Company A, ~ AIHS'y'
octave PAW, NJ d. Acting Assiatahl bursooh' u D. ~"
bV special contract.
WeIsrIck Esquimau.
TumrNik. tsqulntu
Jams Edw ards Esqulnau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
CPTCLYS LINE OF RETREAT.

Lieutenant Greedy arranged his own line OF
retreat and gave directions for the attempts that were 10
he made TO communicate with MIN. vessel was to be
sent ND the second year 1SS2 with supplies when opuu
La landed al Cape Sabine Above If the barrier OF ice
should prevent passage through Smith Sound SIM
liar attemDt was TO be made the following year lse")
and II the passage Of the Sound were again lmPaceaoo
relief party was be placed on shore and house was
to be erected for winter quarters II he were not ''"
of by August OF that year, Lieutenant Greey e1peceu
10 abandon his post and set ont for Cape SABINE whence
he could be rescued from llttlcton Island.
Lieutenant Greedy is nav reported to have leII iorI
Congsr on August g. and to have retreatod southwark
about go miles 10 Cape Sabine. Having abandoned AIS
boats he had no means crossing smith sound TO ltde-
ton Island where be would have found game anu
supnies Ip descending the coast from Discovery ial
he nlust have found at least three caches 81 prH ''h@
ier nv sir gorge Mares ut Carl Ritter Bay cape 'Os-
SON aud apo Hawkes. and at Cape SABINE tuere were Two
aches left bv the Neptune aud The Protcus -
The scene Of Lieutenant GrtcyS WlhtsrIg - pne "a
pliar ~ al readers o Arctic literature. Port t0nlkr'
yyLsre pr Hayes wintercd IL Life Boat oye aetes'
the sound rom cape Sabine. Pandora liarn'r uned az
Ter sir Allan Youncs Yacht Hfterward the JeanneUes
-hort distance To tho south. Rensselaer, Bay, where d.
Kane UiutaIeA lies the side Of SH,h S"und 10
fic portn In the spring Of 1915 Or. Kane ab'hdohea
h- ship aud refr- stod his along tbe coast 10
LIE Boat and thence 20 Jpcfna'lk a"ns tHe N|
route followed by The officers aud mon or 10 foieus Az
YEAR The Po'aa crew wiaferod - the shore OPP 9
Littiet1u IsIud after the dcata ct captain IA dAu M =
su sequcqt los, of Tie vessel. The barrier o zoe usdd
stretches above smith sound from Cape HAWKES. 10 cape
lnsicneld above Life Boat Cove
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RECEIVING TIE NEWS N TIE CITY.
y-vAL OFFICEEs E"JlGLD-'IHHIHIN' N"'V
The SIGNAL srRvGcE MEN.

y.yAI OFFICERS HJDtCED-N1HH dlNd AbpOI
The SIGNAL srRyIcE MEN.
The now3 of the finding OF tho surviving
members ~ tine Grce'y parry received IN NeNl'iN
with great manifestation. Of delight lhIonS' sdlae''i
around the bulletin boards Of the daily p'p'r' which
gave the announcement as in times ~ political excite
r7cnt The "crrls of the afternoon papers cont ANN;
t1o clad uIiuss with lltto moro detail were rapidly
sold
Woon the news was first circulated through the Navy
Yard there was great deal Of interest maniestrt among
tie oacer. all much speculation was ndnr'a III aS ID
where she Groe'y party was found ana tAe H"'n'r o.
t,a,rd i.c,v,ry Conmol)re FlcproSn expressed HIM
sef,.lch .aasi 70 learn o. tlore'ous OF tho seven
vho Borrowing for the death Of mo other' lie stI
Naval o1lcers I'm all countries Ich atera-ied 80
yporluou End the pubic generally also 'AAe "'o'P
Wcfir,i .poct,r Spear SAID that he know nclr'y 81
ito mon i'm the expedition aud was d.ltu'. WIN wv
ncv, ana mat uie prolpi finding OF the mon was a
,r,..t credit tn the sei vice.
Comuofore rocnc -ad that ha vns not very 'nCu7o
hat Greedy would he found when inc fele' cNp'huon
-trt,d aud WIS therefore M tsc moro gr'ttei with the
result Commander ~chlcY hid rn "N'tNthIA 'Q'pl'"
William " Iichc berger who g. I'm charge o the I'm od
states signal station on the Elul'h'r bullnt ~ !
many please thuH ~ say 10 a lHN, W. Ir'' l ''
to-day afternoon concerning Grcoi'' Ni+n1i tci' ."
men know sergeant Fdwir llrIol one 81 tlo ,'-l
fron, ll.usioo Nicl In ts1' Tor IN, expire" r!'p,t'
Yam m, was twenty ,et.s old ai the time. 'tJ'uR'n
r,.oud Dali, yolts .ud Doc pottcsad courage Whrh go ~
uu De- 4.luini. Ito Wls y h'l..' l' '"'
nsd A. lowell was ns.,vitat "'ho >N"' '''
AT III, station. and wa ',' l', '""'
I'M ia rh,fro of tho station ni lh'
,urpit of Noiut Wishlurtna lo was Ai.Ay o't'ln'I
IA Tao ser, Ico and WIS bright mao. , ,
us,.y,tp David g. 80 sflu formerly IA rhtrtr "I
The signtI station ia BOSTON lilo was mario" Mhc l"I'
| and his widow lives there lie was a h'l'o oil "''n
urI Oh, Lieutenant tr6rY7 WIFE, WAu Is q htil'o OF
| san Diego CAL, Is now 100 Washington, WN'lN aho MS
been Tor s,ne ti,ae waung for nor hh'"t"A lr,lI''
ru,. Ill, Greedy officer %. NJ.uhi"or f sl'hL
,luring thr war was dotuird tpg s-na ANY, a"l "Io'
ward wArn tHc sigual bureau was formed became one "l
H., o0rr. c il IAN has stopping gait aud looks mora
IKE a .iutcnt than ucty4lIy ON 'cE lie va, gallant
,t ar 10 tn. wal and bTcYctci for MS gaHnY amt
h,. Ir, repitation Ia toe service. lie wa, IA charge
| OF tus military Telegraph lines pa Texas "ooIs
$50 and scD came 10 Washington, where FOR some ttne
he nado rr the weat her predictions Sergeant Geo Se
/ N Rice wa, In the service az Washington. lie has
Arotn-r il mat city who Is photographers Ho Is
The flags on the Brooslu city HJl were displayed
Yesterday r honor of the rescue 81 Lieutenant HIeci
| aud Als surS lVIng comrades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
LlErrrNANr KlaLlNonrINs CAREER
4 nrE oF bAmNo ADVENTURE ~ thE ciVit
wNH ASp OK tur riAtSs,

4 tIFE OF nAUtNu ADVENTURE IN lHh CIVIL
wAH ANp OK tnu rtAtS'.
Inv rrlttH,rt - tss rttsuSvi
Eorutarrn. July lf..thc nrVa of the death
off lieutenant rtrdcrld, g. hpnshup was received mia
ftornau u mia clt with marked o,poaalons ~ regret
b., many friends ~ tho brave ttrs rtioror ileurn-
ant Frederick e. kltlmshuty vas horn ht lcaoy hoth-
sro m sight Of tho GROWING towers ~ Windsor CASTLE
thIty-seNeu }raa ago M.th his parents MI ana MIS-
John Etslmsb nry ho oamn 10 America about twenty
.sN years aro The family settled IA Rochester at once
ami has .inoo resided here frodcrcs early education
,as received at nos aud 3 schools Later he re
cciyed instruction under the direction Of the late Judge
Chaplin. AT the break NJ out OF the rebellion ne gave up
lucrative position with the extensive grocery house OF
smith, Perkins q Co, aud enlisted IN Company H. oiI
Regiment remaining with the regiment at EmTd during
Its rn,lre service guarding rebel prisoners He was
made a corporal. When his term OF service was com
ulee he returned to Rochester where lie resumed his
old position with smith, Perkins Co. In the last year
or TWO OF the war cponded TO the call for volunteers
70 20 b the 'front.' ensting in cavalry regiment IN
which he served till the close Of the war;
lie was not able when lie returned TO Rochester
second time to make business engagement at once, ana
50 removed Detroit, where lie entered tho Govern
men employ az a clerk in the War Department. DIVISION
Lakes while IN that service lie rose to the posi-
ton Of chief clerk. call for volunteers for service on
the plains being made he given command OF Dand
Of scouts serving at its head several years He had
many exciting and made several harDreadth
ESCAPES from the sayages The Indian troubles ended
he returned to Detroit and resumed his former position
in the War Oncc lie made application for examination
for admission 10 the regular army, anu AFTER course Oh
study lasting about year. was examined and passed
with honor failing in but three points. He received
commission second lieutenant ana was attached to the
Eleventh Infantry which ordered for active service
t. Texas. His regiment was stationed Al tOIt tnucho,
Texas and here it was that o met Greedy; Both were
IN charge OF squads ID prulrci men Ih putting up 'oc
graph uiues i'm that state .ircry was al one thd ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
GONE FIFTH OTHER PEOPLES MONEY.

William W. Johnson. who has been engaged in
e real estate and Insurance brokerage business in Green
p,nt for many years has disappeared taking with him, II
1, alleged between $4,000 ana 5000 the proceeds Of
~ proncltv ana rent collections which werO IN his
cntrgo, and premiums bc.onSn! TO me lhsuI-
o,co COMPANIES he re,euted. lie was
',nsSpt froJi bs home FOR thres weeks short
inns AGO but he returned and denied any Intention OF
ern,inc away After his return he co cctrd the rents
for July of several hou-cs, none Of Wlch SUMS mas
be pald 10 the owners. Yesterday Mrs, 0hhsoh'
nis NJ and tour children, removed from CIR npoini
Wr Iehu .ou was Interested dt different uHes IN several
c'r'us and theatrical enterprises and was manager At
treruyolnt OF the Niagara Insurance company OI Ne"-
York aud the London Assurance Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
49, MLrnoroLLr4N nElrEM.

Aelcra scmi-.uccc.siu tour through the West
the Metropolitan baseball nuo played ON tho homo
grounds ,cstrrday. mrotIus tho Athletic club ot IhU''
dcphia At the roo eroucd' a their drt championship
eAra Fully 5000 epccuioN were present and u'y
.nvc tho home players 4 kindly rrscuns when they 1l,
n,arfd nn nr u,d Tho saiDn nu exciting one anu
VAS won bv the Ath0t,e owing o. IN" POOR H'hlhsP1
of il.prr Troy tud krcic lhH hthl'tc pl'ls Aep"rd
1n In upn form batting we'll running tao ia.os nnnly'
ANA plt,lns a perfect fielding game. Bobby Mathew
curve, Wtie ot old, too elective Tor the nome otuef
rst, plrrpel well but was wild IN bra delivery ~ times.
INC iug play Of Houct, Strckcr ANA corey was I'M
usually good Ro5eman lost run through io'r olSo
b..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

guidance NJ the otrcdihon n WINS reHpected that tbs
Rear and Thetle would reach Upernnylk nqt aur thsn
May ~. The Alert timed to reach upeinaNlh hot
later than June From thence the were 20 pfOceed 10
Iiitptun linnd AMI open up con muneatlons Nib ths
natives about tape Nurh depo was to be estaplsheu
ON liileiun Island containing supplies for ths entie
party for one lcar tU be left M charge ~ an mNf anu
two mon supplies we're alo ~ be- lett at oih,r Vohis
sud arrangements were tn ho made ioi rart 0f tho e1
ppdltluu Ia winter n the nuitp. " necessary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
vor,yo 70 RrcEyrg coLoaED MEN,

READING, Penn. July 17.-Iho state Con-
venon OF tho United American Mschanc' @|Ioe' 'ou'S
IN roc,n,,erd.tion that co'ored men, American born,
- .i,tao ia IN IN bership Tao matter now goes % th9
80 ~ n,Jy and II approved VIII income the law Of
he nrler foOred have heretofore boon excluded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
coon H4UL BY BURGLARS

READISG, Penn. July l1.-}urSarS bored
through the front and gained entrance as night to
the U.s. Focht and the post o 1t Wnisor Castle
Forks county They carried OF jewelry. clothing silks,
postage stamps, letters etc The goods tAAen arc
Ynlnea Vt N2.OUO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
Mr.. WtrrERSOy COyrRADEcTED.

DENVER, July 17.-Malcolm nay, OF rem
.ylvanio. who was chairman OF the Com
,.i,,.a n, Resolutions OF tho Democratic
National Convention during the whols OF the deibera-
toas. and wuo Is now here, states that hen[y
Waftersou A. his Louisville speech last hlsht
inr.ro~an,ed the motion 0f Mr. Hay 70 Strzo out the
VOID excusvey " from the platform, Us being pro
iAoIlnnlsI lnOXe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

-NeroDolitan D. Athlete l. First base by 81
-lfetr, pIitan J. Athct.o6 rust base On ga
po.itau AthetcO. StrIcs Il let 9p0ian ~
M.frepo.tal 10. Athletic Three base airs toSemth
100 La.e 1ts-Keunedv and KlIght Double pays hoh,N
striker and tOvey. Paf @ 4 b iotrl - lln9 O 5Sllc
Two holrs AMI 10 minutes Umpire MI Naoht!he
The Athletic and Metropolitan mines play again al the
Ne Arlington ana Delaware uno5 play at The Man
betf1p Athletic Tub Grounds EsatysiGth-st to-day
Ladies " n Do admitted free.
Ga,,es were pIayei yesterday follow In Boston
Providence >, Boston 4; -. LOUIS Union - Boston
Unien :.
In I}udalo-Chcago2 >, Buffalo l.
In Defroit-Detrpit 3, tlcve and ..
In B.ltlfaorc-Ba tinOre -, Brooklyn o.
In Washingt0n-Nat6nal .. Chicago Union l..
In Plttsburg Allegheny 3, Washington 2 Twelve
innings
Ia Trenton Active II. Trenton .
Ia WUmingt0n-H lminEton II, virginia :.
In Philadelphia Cincinnati UDion e. Il, ystone Union l.
In New4rk-New- York II, Domestic 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
4 BAyKER KILLS. HIIISELE

DENVER, July 17.-Frank E. Everett, for
number Of years banker of Golden, Colorado comm'
ted suicide to-day by shooting aim 'elf while lnsass rom
I'm. effects Of chDral taken meaical purposes no io
his business good shape lie Tor merry hNeu Ia DoS'oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
rBr rRLgGRApaTo Tx. rRIBUSz.l

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Half an hour after
,e receipt Of Commander scheys dispatch AZ the Navy
Department announcing the rescue OF the survivors Of
the Greedy patty. ths news WAS known In tina str 'et In
The clubs. at IN, deDlrtnsnts, In Newspaper Of
Aces and elsewhere It produced mingled feeling
NJ lively satisfaction and kosn REORGANIZATION
because o. the safety OF tho gallant e'der OF the party
rsret because Of tragic fate which overlook moro
than two thirds OF his folio Commander sohleys
dispatch was received in three sections rno arst con
tanned the full nsws OF tho rescue OF tho Survivors, AMI
their arrival in ST. Johns 1t was at onoe sn'm'od W
Admiral Nichols who, In the absence OF MI Chandler
Is acting Secretary Of tho Navy. He hurried nnell
ately with the paper In his hand 10 the oce OF "ene
Sheridan the acting SECRETARY OF War in the absence Of
sscrstary Lincoln Together they lest no time IN going
10 the Waite House where they eonnuaicatsd tho news
10 the President The latter wac deeply shocked upon
hearing of the fate of part Of the Greedy party He mad
Always tkeH profound interest in the expedition and e1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
cprr1Ys orFicIAL REPORTS.


cprVIYrS OFFICIAL REPORTS.
-, o.Yc,r,oxs or THE PARTICIPATES
sV'C"sSf' IL o''" ,' ,',o., ,,.,, VOW
FOR sCULhH AND iMohf. o,e
W,eurlcTnN July 17.-General HaZcn. cher
CT 0oi'ar I-nited States Army. received the
following dispatches from Lieutenant "Ieoi'' "'''"
81 Iobu'S v f. July Il:
Si1,1t''' h''.', N-..,-,3 "a la,, La,.iny 'hoeu
nlysei re >nt'IE'i'' a. & rrat,nn h[- relief
rsscA' t p'i''l ~ , I,.,e - ~ Damn CLAW
SHIPS lhr.S aud bar, June = al 10y Lph
pota" $50 oi cape SaRiHc al w." "a l S'' Ink, -
pa' "ftN; I an, ,,n,lstias4n Linn Rice
Cp>s II Il - - NV i %ri iIli. Pals
lockwood. jewell, + tNariS ~ APlu I.,i'' az '
tn. W h.'tlef, tta' III WV ~ ~ L,,jr' I, I,,a
Abandoned Fort Cong r August - folIh III
pax oh Nltiot7 urAL i-'z, :, - - ,',,l,c,.
s.eoa l1o a. ePi ~ ''I T., n ,i,t of l,nJi15
OF torpeI il"' l7iai'' " --l .' -. -, ;,+o
we've three tin.S driven 'F S2lI ,l"'s' 5o
Kme's Se3 tnaIy arrived 'ci''oIi",l 80
Bards Inlet. Learning py scouting pa w
fr1cus disaster and th'I mo- p,oVl@'GulL n't 'I
lef, TO- as. from Gaze lSibe'la ." ,'oIi'
and cstanl shed winter iF'tleI7 ~ r ,',
hxf way between sabine ano iocAco il'I' III, '".r
or Sh. we'd that by daily ration OF I'D ''i rs 'l
rnfat of bre ii and dog biscuits, o9l'e3 "I MS
tcUaurlu,. party won.d hHyn ten haNs nun L"l IONS
lafl for crossing Snth o'udd 70 Lii'i','n I'.''i
March I. Unfortunately >Inltn N'u'V I'.''lh'
-, G,.nr fa,'od desp tc IA .iv huntipq from early
l., Fcbr.alv Before sun reti.u'i only o'p POUNDS
OF meat obt1.nad. lui, yrIr minute ,hrWl'' yea
wed "a mas. voc X lIt.'N' 'tlh N'tl'N' WIZ ~
eorfcd for fo. d. with results as SHOWN nN huh''I
Of surNI Vor.. -o
asst REGULAR food issued Nav ID; 'nN LOU i"'li
Of mcat irit hv 6adlnGiou comp ,'d me '", H'' III
rt7at at Ib ''ll. DI'lE lip LIiN"1 ii'I' .i.''
bcfb b,iI nod fpet and lost thFui surviving. now
g. tbr,t,yh our terrible winter and spring uutil
Jnly
N1'NN.f~ owe ''.'i va ,,,,t,.,..,t i',no,v
e'T'-N '' ,'f' i' 49,, AK o.' ',t,o,rtcl h., nIp
WIN ri'r,"'V ny tI,' "'. H, l-,cr,',,il
W ,tt.,r, 'p't. ,,., NTH Wltcr at Cape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
yrv ryoK WINS THE oovsoLArfoy Prsi' i,

MEApylLLE, July 1.-THE Connea.. -
regatta closed this morning vita race .,,lAa -
purse There was full list OF essflss r,a Eyek
cool and the water was in good cohauo' ~, hasys ~
rSsss q. ssR M a IG ss saa s' 81
oud Riley third, nssiner fonItn' Lay
sixth and Hamm seventh. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

Tennyson wrote: " Honor the light brigade,
honor tte charge they made" but gas companies had
syuls when tins poet was young. I Buffalo Express.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

An Oswego hotel clerk Is so o.I..IIs Gdransss
ear hun by his first nanie.-lBan@io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON.

sREAUJOY AND KEEN REGRsr-GAPrAIN s-HLEY
WARMLY PRAisED-wHAr MIGHT NAVE BEEN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

s,,cc,asFUL OPERATIONS OF THE PARIf-PRNsE
FOR sCuLtY AND EMORY
WAsnlNGroN, July 17.-General Hazen' ChIet
sig,ol Oniaer United states Army, received the
following dispatches from Lieutenant Greedy dated
St Johns. y. T.. July Il:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
c.rrA1y MONA on cArrAX scnLrY.

CAPTAIN McCalla a membcr OF the Greely Refer 40
vory Board spoke IN teus Of unnea'ursd praise oil iAe
course pursued by Capain sch'y said he; From ne
moment II the sinking Of the Proteus and return OF ihe
Darlington party in 1sr3, no.hnS2 could nave
b.ep done that Was not dohe' OF
could have been done any better to secure Toe success
of the cEtcd ana the prompt rescue OF We Slte3
s.ores If Caus sabine this terrible calamity rouo nave
hepp syoeed. II lire Pr0teua had CARED out IT, pro
INN, md no officers crew and stores been left al
itrina Island thew wOu.d have bean able III p"ats 70
reach apd rescue GTsely and his party less hah tI;
sfores for an The reflects great credit upon po5
tie GTe,lv expedition and tUe RELIEF rXpedsn' anu
show, each 10 have unusually vel managed and TO
have strictly O1cycu orders
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-10-02
From Freedom Township.

ED. NoRTHwEsT.-The spell of dry
weather is broken, having experienced
several fine showers during the past week,
which puts broad smile upon the faces
of the farmers. With the prospect OF
another good wheat crop, and the election
OF Mr.. Cleveland, and Democratic victory
in the air everywhere, is enough to bring
smiles.
Wheat threshing and corn cutting are
things of the past, for this season, yet
there is plenty of clover seed to hull.
Mr.. F. w. Rhoads, of Liberty township,
has been in our neighborhood hulling clo-
yer seed this week. He commenced Mon
day morning and made during the week
10 sets, and in all moved % miles and
hulled 1'O bushels of seed in four and
one-half days, commencing late in the
morning on account of damp clover. Du.
ring this time he threshed for Mr.. Frank
Konzen % bushels in 2 hours and 20 min.
utes. His machine consists of a j. G
Case & Co.'S. engine and Monitor Junior
Birdsal Huller. He has an experienced
engineer in the person of Mr.. A. Hoover
who understands the business completely
He says he has threshed for 16 seasons.
DEMOCRAT.
Sept. 1S, 1884.