New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
OBITUARY.

Judge James Hall died at his residence near
Lovelapd near Cincinnati on Sunday. the 5th instant
Judge Hall born in philadelphia august H. is5 s5
broke out he renquished his legal duties which ne hsd
been pursuing and entered te 9ernGS bn where he
honorable distinction ana received TOuhu' ~ 40
also actively participated III tne siege Oh rors @
various other engagements during that war Az ne Ie
minatOn Of hOstities he was appointed 10 an Oce Il.
the vessel that accompanied Decaturs squadro4 h
the Algernes. IN 1910 ms Vessel Ictulg g " -
United States and he was stationed at newport, ~
In 1913 he resigned ms pSsuqh no, anu 500 re
the study OF law at Pittsburgh Judge HAN IN Is re
moved 10 Shawneetown, Ill and began the practice o
his profession. thereafter began the series OF
Letters from the West which were puollsheu IN LIZ
Portfolio Philadelphia, at that time under the editorial
time Inc became editor Of The Illinois Gazette He was ap-
pointed Circuit Attorney for ten Counties ana ned ts
office four years. when he chosen Judge OF the same
circuit He continued these duties four years, when MS
office was abolished by change in the Judiciary system
office OF State Treasurer OF Illinois IL 1879
he compiled The western Souvenir; 0hris y;
the West He started The Illinois Magazine at Vandalla
in December 1890 IN 1888 Judge Han moved to Cine IN
Western Monthly established In 1896, Judge Han was
elected cashier OF the Commercial Bank OF CINCINNATI
financial interests OF that city. In 1853 he chosen
President OF the bank position he held until the inst
Bank in 1866 In his long connection with this bank he
exhibited those qualities of business prudence and care,
full management which the success OF the bank was
largely attributed Judge Ralls works comprise twelve
volumes.
Col. w lllIam Dulancy, OF the Unltcu CldteS
Marine Corps died Betsvlle. Prince George County
Nd on the 4h inst In the sXtyeightn year OF his age
Col. Duaney born ia Alexandria, Va, June .:
1900 lie volunteered at the OF thirteen IN the war OF
1872, and distinguished himself as aidde-calnp ana
ydctte He to the Military Academy mt West Point
he remained short time, and as appointed sec
oud Lieutenant In tie Mari Corps June 10, 1871 since
that period nc served continuously he corps on lana
aud sea period of over ify-One years lie was IN the
Seminole war, and distinguished himself IN Mexico
receiving the bIevet Of Lleut.-Col. for his SER
vices in that war. November ], loi5 he assumed com
maud at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks IN 1888 was
transferred 10 the Boston post aud IN October 1902 was
ordered tONOrfOk, Va, where he continued III command
until retired from active duty November 3, 1868. Col
Delaney rendered his services FOR field duty at the break
ing out OF the Rebellion, but they were not accepted
His utal sea service four years and four months
total shore duty years and IL months, and he was IN
employed five years and months. lie leaves widow
and eight children to mourn his loss
Mr.. Gabriel Il. DisOsway, who died very sud-
denly the OF the eth instant at his residence the
Glove Island in his 7Oth year graduated at
Columbus College In the year 1919. At that date he at
tached himself the Methodist Episcopal Church. From
early life he fond OF the pen and literary pursuits
and through so long space OF time contributed 10 the
pleasure and profit OF the public by COMMUNICATIONS TO
the press especially reference 20 the city OF New1ork
In the Oden time. Beside hlserary efforts, he was pro-
mOter aud supporter OF very many phanthr0pc ana be-
neyOlent instltutiOnsthe American Bible society the
Colonization Society, sunday schools tract societies. and
other religious and charitable organizations.