New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-22
PREPARIyG FOR GREELFS RELIEF.
MAKING PTMHICAN FOR ARCTIC FoOD-GTrTNG
READY THE TEETfs AND BAR

MAKING PTMHICAN FOR ARCTIC FOOD-GTrTiNG
READY THE TEETis AND BAR.
One Of the busiest and most interesting places
tn Wait in m city yoA,srday the canning factory Of
Kemp Il Day, No. 100 Murray-s;., where there
being made and packed the pemmicln ior tho
tnrce vessels OF the Greedy Relief ENpe-
duon under the personal supervision OF
John r. Remn and Passed Assistant Surge ~ Amos,
one the officers Of the expedition sho has bern de
tailed the Bear on the first Roor there being nn
loaded from . refrigerator several choice hind
quarters o. beef ju.t killed These we're Immediately
sent to the third Gocr where twenty neatlooNnZ girls
were TRIMMING the Of all fat, bones snd grise and
cutting It into small pieces ready for hlndrYinS
it, It then put on 1arse square shaliow trays
which placed shelves ia tue drawer. an ordinary
t evaporation heated from large furnace on the hoor
below Her, the trays are kept in temperature OF 1902
frnnc hours when the meat s sufficiently preserved ~
evaporation After l. removed from the dryer 10 ~ run
through hayc liter, 9n1 Is grpunl ~ alot1er
marmne into minute particle. AIter Gl, ~ ~ i', ~
rri,e from it, The meat Is thus reduced NY dying 20
ocsp ,bl men, INV poHnds Of th finest stocT beet
low melted by steam In copper boiler ana Is n'1en
with equal weight OF the reduced ocet II me peEhl
can is for the dogs is mixed in the proportion OF Two
pounds OF tallow 20 one pound Of beef
PREPARED in a manner which he believes makes it an
anti scoibuc n Is mixed IN the proportion oso "1
or enrrants and forty huniredths OF pound OK
me pcInmican mixture. After the mixing Is c0mpeted
md th n"omcan bI- cooled il IS put into cans which
m dc in another part OF the factory. Th1t Tor te doss -
put up pound and that for ne ocers ana
crew Il put mp in one and halt ana seven
pound The cans. after being hernetcaIy sessa
are packed into small kegs having such buoyancy thb
IN case OF disaster the vessel when the TrOyfSOs
world have 10 thrown overheard they Will not SINK
KEMP Day & flIrnishnZ the entire amount of
penInican FOR the expedtOn-5l 900 pounds ana are
q 20 furnishing or the canned fruit. ana lcllies
A Large number of visitors among whom were
many ladies'. at the Navy Yard yesterday look
ing Al the Arctic Thet and Bear and the sore+
OF provisions and clothing intended for them lhe Bear
pt.hef cpallag Yesterday and the work Or coang inc
Thets VIA begun In tue stOrehOuse men we're Ousy put
ting up I'm packages the clothing which the Officers ana
rlr Will wear expedition There was Considerable
difficulty IN getting second COOK for the Bear bHi one
has dRllly been engaged and be wtsbusy concO'thS
dishes equal parts 81 foot AMI coal dust Ia
spite donSe cloud % this duet wh ch enveloped th
YES ,e many people insisted upon gong on b0ari iun
thus enabled 70 carry away cou'd 'ra9le depost
OF coal their hands, faces ana elpthlns'
s a mcmento If the expedition. The dec-hO se on t"e
Thes has been completed aad is probaDy tue hn- ol-
castle tha sailors w-ntto sea in The bank arr ofye
low pine hikhly warn sRsl ana trimmed Win oia'A W."
nut. Beneath thclu lOc6crs and ddiy D9Nr- VITA
vlc knobs for opening then Tie deersil coats boots.
and cpOing bugs have arrived from soc Sholm am nave
been uD in bales. The sleeping bags are maze @il
the har inside aud have Dap That comes over me ne
and leivcs only "a nall mole 10 hrS tine thFpI-L lhf
F.rr.SchOh launches fOr the B'2r were aKon oh
ID.rI y..f, rlay. she Will not sill until thursday.