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

,hov ~in think bo found not srrosd w Wpar.n' 49,,
any furnished by she circle oI m'ein'''''" i'''
u9ns n, IA, s,rno Corps ani those hest acquainted
with licutcunn urcely rip''s' H., tIp was not
sal 'u Nv, va" ,' . strrnF man lie was ~! nni "ith,u
hu ana The prediction haa i'n , Ma +" surrimh
A., Inc b,tdsbirq uf Atic W. ln' IN" "a al ,t,,,,.
t, W. % .,,rrt.s he u4 made uu hls NINA 80 'hR VI
@ ta-iira he he'd Tho frpln4 ui responsibility q" WV
c uo, uio., and that y tirh d'al on
aoi tn vhch may eth pio'" dn''li'u"
rrcrNiNa rIlr NrW, IN cRrrtYs HOME.
N,vnr,,ronr. Macs. Jul, 10. Tho noV7of tho
finding of Tho ufcey party was received at the
homo If Lieutenant Olcrly with profound Joy,
Whom tbn now. WIS conveyed to lh1 brother ana
mother, thtl wr,o almost "Not'""" Mi 'n1""t'nA
Will, io,utl at hor sons tat'iv, was u''NS Au''''"
at the loss oi 30 many "I h'H party
LIEUTENANT DANLNHOWERS COMMENTS
un>n,,rrt r>prRANcE OF rnE MEN-HE AL
WAYS nfIipNFp SOME WOULD ~ SAVED
Lieutenant pancnhowcr. who WAS member
Of the Jeanette party, and VINO s now on duy on ,n'
Minnesota i'm speaking Of the Greedy rescue last Isn
aid that he Thrtis relief petition was the best equip
ned that was ever sent to the northern ATTITUDES "he
asrcd ~ there could be any cause for regret
dior .rcb well prepared feet had not pushed It's way
further north after haY ng accomplished IT'S object lie -
nli4d: No. mono Whatever That e1pedluoh b'"'''u
definite instructions, ana II couu 40 u" hl"'0
than carry them ont. know that Commander schey
went M there with the single object OF nndng the dreey
Marty and returning after having done II he had been
lied TO remain there all winter he would have taken
meteorological observations and made explorations; ou'
bavir ACCOMPLISHED his object no had no discretion III
tho matter OF other work. lie has acted conscentCusy
e1peditiously theoretically and skuily"
Referring to the hardships Of the Greedy party MI
Dapephowcr said: "Thcir journey over the Ice from
Fort Congcr TO Cape Sabine must have been terrible Inc
distance il remember right, was $50 miles Al cape
sne Creev probably found the records Of Lieutenant
C,rprtop The explorers must have seen the refer snip
I'm rho oocping and crswlcd best they could our on
he ice TO meet h.r The dspatch SHys that l' W.
rkcd mn almost five mi cs out from the cape. Ll-H'h-
amt Greedy considered delicate man nv IT, gj,
nc nredi,,ed thai ne would give out under hardship
Ia. fo always expressed confidence In his pIys'cA anu
mental capaclty Mr. ]. nenEower speke OF tIo oi su
! lost men whom h. knew. ia stlu lH''
San Fl,y4r Isrle. % the Signal Corps, the aslroh
on.r Of lac PARTY, WIS ughy esteemed In ms nome ~
| Eal1maloo Mich. and was looked upon ny ma Ie"oN
to,vusr n "a a man OF whom nr ght things we're *,
| p4ctcd Dir DneuhOwcr saw lsIatIs "Iu'"rTi
/ iaotheF last winter Whch sue ,,r
extremely sd. and had about GT c.l,.,, up
bn,c 81 -eeiug her son again. or second lleuien'h'
rrrdericz 4 k!sngbury, Mr. Daacnhower SAID thal j"
hlf rendered important service during th3 Wal - -
,o,r,f.rr and y, - afterNad appointed 10 the iet',
| army K5iin-UurY was nom Rochester anu e'' wv
have always said" he aided, that some o. me
Crrry Marty world he found alive. lana nos lhh ~"
! ever ma, commander -ChlcY would led.h .'u "'
Tie middle of july They must have a',aAed IAeui'e'''
| wonderfully for nine months