The National tribune., 1888-03-08

son Hsmiiton Post. Of which he was an honorea
member lie leaves a wife and enc son.
neers and Mechanics died - hIs home In sjlIae~
s ailea., Jan. y, aged IS years. He leaves iargo
COLTHAR.-Harrison CoIthar died al his h6a.
near New Hope, O.. recently Of consumption e.
the bowels. He served Tn Co. K Gsth Ohio. an.G
vas buried BY Morris stoUfe Post, No rs Of which
KELLE,ss.-W eshington Kellsrns, Co. I. 18Th Ind,
died at Ireland, Ind, FEB. II. He was a msmber
Of uekes-Welman Post, No. as He was zranted
3 pension just after his deeth.
HEIGHT.-Aden Height Co. Fl Isth n Y disA
az Woodbridge Mich. Feb = Of ycanosr 10 the face
he remains were taken 70 Hiilsdsle for intermeaA
BLAEEsLEE.-Dr. n. =. Blakssiee, lst Mich. disd
recently at Elmira, Mich.
HowK--Chas. F. Howk, Co K 10th Mich, disA
at lowell, Mich, recently. Es was buried BY Jo-
seph Wilson Post, No 81
MoRGAS-John T Morgan Co T. I5sth Ind. dIsd
~ south Bend, Ind Feb. Is, aged -, Of apopleEy.
lie was an active member Of Auten Post. and SEQ
rotary Of No. Hose Co In the Volunteer Fire D.
daughter.
BRowx.-Beujamin F. Brown. Co. B lz6th III,
oisd al MS home near Madrid, Neb., Feb IL *
tunnor on the brain, aged a Hia body sent -
iowa for burial.
MAET1S.-John P Martin died At his home nsAz
Florence, Mo, Jan. d he member Of Co.
| Tyler. Tex
AIERcER.-Job T. Mercer. Ca. q 7ssh Ohio r..
siding in Batesviile o. died Jan H. and was buried
by the comrades Of Post 4S2 with appropriate cers-
/ monies The deceased was % years Of age; was
also amemoer OF Bstesvilis Lodge, /. y. .. F., o.
/ H6wKNs.-John W. Hawkins died al his homa
IN Ce1na, o., Feb. s, aged So years. COurads
haWNins had been poorly for years, but The cause
/ Of his death was Pleurisy. He was member %
/ Co. +, 10th Ohio.
| RYAS.-JoseDh RYAN Of Maiden Mass died a
/ his residence recently Of pneumonia During ne
/ rebellion he served three years As fireman on he
u y 3 Dakota, and discharged on account a
( the expiration Of his term Of service. He was
prominent member Of Mai-Cfen- Hiram G. Berry
| Post, No 40, and was also Connected with Division
No. IL, Ancient Order Of Hibernians, having been
one Of fts Nice-Presidents he was 81 years Of age
| and leaves widow and three children two soma
/ and daughter
JoSEs.-Died Jan "A at Osborn, No. wn n. B.
Jones, respected cornrade and citizen He wa
OF the East tennessee citizens who proved his 0y-
atty by his works in the Fan Of 1851 He, with
1 about 200 others, made their escape across ths
mountains and through the rebel lines 70 the Union
/ forces in Central Kentucky and organized seven
I companies Of the 5th Tenn. he was chosen SER
1 geent-MaioF, and in the Spring Of Is62 undertook
the arduous but loyal task Of returning 20 bis hons
/ IN East Tennessee and among bis loyal ReighbOrs
obtained asuhcent number OF recruits 70 couupists
the organization Of his regiment, and conducts4
them through 10 the Union forces For this serv-
ice he was commissioned Lieutenant IN said reRf-
ment, which position be held with credit 70 himself
until the close Of the war.
RoGERs-John Rogers. Co. g, 10Th VIA, died ~
/ his home near STANDARDS Corners, n Z. jan q,
OF brain fever, aged 8 years, leaving wife and
| four children. BE belonged TO Wesley Role Post,
No 80, and was worthy member.
/ NICOLLs.-Died at his residence in Gresnup. III,
after 10 days illness Of typhoid fever, on Oct 10,
1857, George l. Nicolls. he first entered privats
| in the lith Mich. Cav, and was mustered out In
| 1856 Second Lieutenant ef 5th u. 5. Cav. He
leaves wife and several small children IN destt-
/ tute circumstances. ConEade NieOll8 wa1 about "A
years old, and was buried by Smeidell Post.
/ @FULLER.-Dr. Winfield Scott Fuller, Brigade SuR-
geon, 10th n. Y, died at Buffalo, n Y. recently.
His remains were carried to FairpOrt y. z. whers
| he was buried under the auspices OF e. A. 5lOcnm
Post, No. I'll, Of which he was member.