The National tribune., 1888-04-19
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WIsEwELI--Gen n NJ WiseweH who was
Military Governor Of the District Of Columbia
under President LineOln's Administration, died at
his residence IN New York april r. Gen Wise
well was in the active service previous 70 his ap-
poiutment to the Military GovernOrship, and WAS
several times severely wounded lie was an emil
nent civil engineer, built several railroads. and
was actively Interested in many notable public
works. He was the inventor OF oieomargarjne,
aud obtained the first patents for it. lie WAS born
in New England, and leaves two daughters. lis
wife died two years ago.
MERKLE--Died on March 20 at Independence,
o., Frederick Merkle, aged s. years. He served
during the war III Co. T. 9th o. ). Cav, and has
never been ell since he left the service. He leaves
wife and i've children. de vsl5 a member OF hide
pendenec Post, No. 573, and the comrades attended
ISGR4M--TIicIS Ingram, 2Ooth Pa, died at Belle
foute Pa recently. Of pton. she was buried
under the auspices OF GTesg Post, Of which he was
"a member.
HoLADAY.-Thomas B. Holiday, Co. F, 59lh
Ind, died at PaOli, Ind, March p He wss an
hoFbred member Of Williamson Post No. 364.
I4UaIsDES--H. Lunisden died at Johnson City,
Tenn. March g OF dropsy, aged y years. lie en-
listed July g. 1852 As private in the 9th n j. and
was discharged July 8 lSe3, As Second Lleutenants
was mustered into Patton Post, No. 26, Nov. 5,
1857 at johnson City, Tenn.
FEREINGToS.-JabeZ Pennington Co. X, 1lSth
Ind Co c. I57th Iud and Go. y, 40th Ind, died at
KokOmO, Ind March 10. tie leaves a wife and SIX
children TO mourn his loss He was member Of
i. J. Harrison Post, No. So
SSYDER.-Seymour F. snyder Co. A 18th Ind,
died az ColdWater Mich March is, Of drCpsy and
u
GTen.
WALLACE Francis NJ. Wallace, Sergeant Co. Z
I47th Pa, died at Chapman, Pa. March Is, aged AZ
years. He a member Of the Post IS Seila .
l Grove, Pa
| WRIGHT-Edward P Wright. Co. D, S5th Iowa,
/ died at Omaha Neb Feb r. aged 81 years Al
the time Of his death he QuartermasteFO Of Geo.
/ A. Custer Post, No. T. His remains were sent BY
escort TO West Liberty, Iowa, aud there laid 10
rest under the auspices Of SiLas Jackson Post No
/ ScHIEY.-Joseph D. Schley, Co. Fl. ION Pa. was
I drowned in the Ohio River, Feb. Ia. he WAS A
I years of age.
BILEx-Goorge W. Riley, Co. B. 12ih Mich, and
I He was member OF Burnside Post, No 2, aud
4 was buried by MS comrades
/ HAsSLER.-JGmes r. HassieF died at NilllstOWn,
/ Tenn March l9. lie served three years IA Co. u,
| I'd Iowa. and wounded At shiloh He was =
/ brave soldier and good husband.
4 ROBIxsOS.-Died March Is. at his home IN Quit
/ man. Mo-, james Robinson, aged IS years months
/ and % days. lie served private In the Ae1i-
can war, after which he settled IA Peoria County,
H.. where. at the outbreak Of the rebellion, 40
enlisted in Co. c. 56th III He was hOnorably dis
i charged ia June 1863 az the close Of the war. lie
/ was a member OF Hardy Smith Post, No. liz,
/ and was buried by the members OF that body With
l all the hOnOrS OF war.
/ MEADoR-Died at Lane Kan, Joseph A w.
Meatlor March IS IN his sSth year. He served tnres
| years and five months IN Co A. LIST NO. Was q
member Of Gen. Lander Post, No. III, BY which he
/ was buried. lie was Iauch respected IN the COM
munity. A large eOReOuTse Of citizens attended Tia
funeral
| CRIssEY-Julius Crissey, Corporal. Co. b 5th
Conn., died at State Retreat, MiddletOwn. Conn.,,
He enlisted the age of Is years. aad served three
years. He was suDstruek in the Shenandoah Nal-
ley, and was neyez able 10 work alter being al4-
| charged.