The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-08-16
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WHsoS.-AnOs NJ Wilson died at hls horss
near Beloit, MahonInE Co., o.. after q short and
painful Illness on the Z7th Of Hay. Deceased was
q member Of Co A, s0th Ohio.
CARROLL--A- P. Carroll died a. bis home "a
North Greeuviiie. Mich. June - aged "A years
Comrade Carroll was member Of Post No ca O.
a. r., and served in Co. @, 10th Ohio
IoWERs.-llieDt- samuel Towers died as his
home IN GFeeuEllle, Mich. recently. He served IN
the 18th Mich. as First Lieutenant. His funeral
was under the auspices Of Vim "A. Kent Pest q
which he a member.
PATRICK-Gen Marssna R Patrick died July
p, at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers. He was born IN Jefferson County, y x
on the 18th Of March, 1871. Graduating from Wegt
Point, he entered the Army as Brsvet Second Lieu
tenant OF the I'd T. 5. Inf in 1895 from which tina
until now he has been or less IN the servias
Of his country, taking conspicuous part in tns
Florida Tsr and ia the war with Mexico snd ris-
ing 20 tae exalted position Of Breyss hisjorCfen
eFal IN the late civil war Ills services as Provost
Marshal General Of the armies operating against
richmond are Wei known, and VII forever m6zS
his name renowned in the annals OF his country.
de was this coEhdent Of Lincoln Grant and Sher-
maa, snd the companion of Mcclellan Meade.
Franklin and many other distinguished Generals
Of the war. he assumed command as Governor d
the Central Branch of the National Home for Dia-
abled Volunteer soldiers on the 5th OF October,
iss and entered upon the performances Of his work
with the same devotion to duty that had character
lied him through lite
HANDY.-Daniel A. Handy died as Brocton,
Mass, July g. aged A yeaFs OF stomach and Mveg
troubles. He was born IN SeekOak, Mass and e
the outbreak of the rebellion he enlisted En- Co 2 4
r. l., and served throughout the rebellion.
RITrER.-Serg't samuel Ritter Co. A. ls5tn Pa
dropped dead July b Of neuralgia Of the hears
/ aged IS yeaTs- He was honest, upright and in
dustrlous man He had made apo icztIon E1F pen
/ sion, but, Ike hundreds more, died without gss-
ting it.
I STTTzEL.-ViIIiauu sgitzsI died &C Constantine,
Mich.. July Is, Of weakening Of the heart and con.
gestion Of the lungs aged g years Courade Stitr
eel served Ia Co. =, lIs5 Pa, and In Co. D. 9Th Ps
/ Cav BE was charter member Of j. O. joss Post
/ no. 124 Department Of Michigan, and was buIled
with military houors by sHe comrades Of joss Post
/ YAEEER--Jau3es Warner died 5uiy 2s and
/ Warner enlisted IN Is6z ia Go. X I4sth Pa
/ GTBsOS--COl. George Gibson died 20 Eot Sui
7 phur springs Ark Monday Aug S. he
/ son Of Chief Justice Gibson Of Pennsylvania and
/ a grandson of Col. George Gibson OF vGIuti1lary
IA me y 10 was killed al she tiue az So Chairs de-
feat. Ia 1851 lac appointed Captain ia the lIta
Inf. He also served Acting Inspector General
/ of the Provisional Brigade ct Gen. Aedtss head
I quarters. Ia 1868 he was made Major Of the 5th
/ Inf, aud was promoted TO Lieutenant. Coioael Of
the 81 laf. il 1879 and Colonel Of his old Esnt
! the sch Inf in lss6.
( Jackson, Mimi, on July a. sged A. wears. Com
rsde La3iOat Was private il, Co. 3, IT3th n T.,
/ and WAS e charter member of John A. Myers Posi-
/ s0TToS.-DanieI T. sutton, Co F, 18Th Ind, died
/ at his home near Columbia City, ind.s July 1d
I aged 10 years He "A Ger 90 good stand
+ ing Of q. W. Strough Post, SO. Isl, By which be
/ was buried. Deceased served under Gen. Rose
I Grams in the West Virginia esmpligD taking part
III all the conflicts IN which his regiment ives en-
gagged. He was discharged for disability Incurred
in line Of duty, from which he suffered 20 the day Ct
I his death
/ HAMmoND-JOhn A Hammond, Musician, Co.
/ g, 26th Conn, died 81 Hampton, Conn. July 5
t aged IS.
/ HoEr.-NeWton NJ Holt, Co. A. Isl Conn Il. A.
+ died at Hampton Conn, July Is. aged s..
/ LAwRESCE.-Br o. Is. Lawrence, Co.
/ q nth u y. died On Sunday, July Z9th At Rsy-
nodsville Pa in the 5SJh year Of his age. re enter
ed the service Aug IS, 1851 Captain and served
during the entire war; made 6FeVst-1l aOr 10.
/ gallant condact; resigned june 1870, and Joined
/ Mai John g. Censor Post No. 1872 Department. Of
/ Pennsylvania charter member
/ MCTHOH As-Reuben MGFhoEuas died near Canal
/ Winchester, o.. July Is. re was born in mid
I ocean Dee Is 1884 He enlisted ia Co @, 23d Ohio,
4 Cleveland o.. May 81. 1852; was discharged June
/ 20 1864; re-1Nlisted as veteran and served until
/ close Of the war was a prisoner OF war seven
| months at Libby and AndersCnville- By his re-
/ quest he was buried by Afford Cannon Post. Of
/ which he was an honOred member.
/ OsBoRN.-Erie Osborn. Co .. 10Th Ohio, died ss
| BroOkheld. Kan, the 6th OF July. IN the 5stn
/ year of his age.
/ WooD-George Wood died In Philadelphia, Pa
/ Aug. 3 of paralysis. lie VAS a soldier in the lo6th
/ Pa and served until the clGse OF tie war. A. fae
time of mis- death be Lieutenant Of the pciee
/ force Of Philadelphia. aud was regarded as one q
the most fearless and best officers IN The eitYs eEn-
ploy His funeral Was attended By large repre-
sentation OF shs police torres And nany premises
citizens.