The National tribune., 1888-02-16

HERRrIAs.-Jaeob Herman died Dee Is, 1881, Of
rheumatism contracted while ia the army. Com
rade HERMAN served three years in Co. 3, 18th
Mo-, and was a member in good standing In ROus-
seau Post No 50, Ravanna, No.
PROCTOR--Wiiliam Proctor died Jan. % az Ra-
wanna, Mo. tie served as a private IN Co. j, I'D
Mo-, and was a member of Rousseau Post No. So
He was buried by the Post according to the ritual
LASE--Wiliian Lane, Co. q, 18th Ohio, st. Al
by falling derrick He was 4S years old and
leaves a wife and seven children.
IoSTGOMERy.-ThOmas Montgomery Co. O.
ll6th Ill, died at Trenton Mo, Dec. 3 1857 aged
. years He was a charter member Of Coz. Jacob
Smith Post. No y.
WILLIAMs-Williaul E. Williams 4th Iowa IndIt
battery, died at What Cheer. Iowa, Dee. g. I5S7 oE
consumption. He leaves a wife and five children.
REEvE5--James q. Reeves, Co @, 10Th H., died
at his home near SmithbOro, H. Jan 81 He leaves
a wife and several children lie was good sol
der and an honest man.
HARDESsURCs.-J J. Hardcnburg. Lieatenans,
Co b fifth y. Y, died at Little Falls n. Y Jan. 26-
He "a charter member Of Gfalpin Post, No 10,
and served the Post faithfully as Adjutans and
Quartermaster.
AIDRIDGE.-BIahIon AIdridge. Sergeant. Co. z.
sd H.. died FairmOnt, H. recently, Of disease
Of bowels contracted while in the service, aged &5
years. He belonged 70 a lighting family His
father served in the Black Hawk war his grand
father in the of 1872 and his great grandfather
in the Revolutionary war, under Washington
CiRAVATT.-Died at MS residence IN Custer, Kan,
jan f. after prOtraeted illness johnson Gfravats,
aged ga years. Comrade Gravatt enlisted in Co. o,
l4th Iowa, Oct q, ls62, and served until 1864.
which caused his death. He was buried under the
auspices of the GAR
VIxCEST-E A. Vincent, Co D. 65th H. died at
Osceoia, Neb-, recently, aged 90 years he was
buried with military honOrs by j. r. Reynolds Post,
No. % of which he member.
SANTELL.-8laj. W. II. SanteU died at SOdus,
n Y. Dec. 9, 1881. Of apOpIexy- He was a very
popular comrade, and had many friends in SOdus
and elsewhere. He was the first Commander Of
Dwight Post, No 100. and at the time Of his death
was serving fourth term in that position. He
was buried under the auspices Of the GAR
EDMIsTOS--Wm- A. EdmistOn. Co /, 9Th Pa.
'. x. e., died at Buffalo Run, Pa jan Is, aged -
years. He was a member Of Post No. 4l9, and was
buried under the auspices of the GAR. he leaves
wife and four children
PHILIIPs-C. @. Phillips, Assistant Surgeon. 9TH
Mo- died at Tulare CAL Dec. 8 1881, aged IS years.
At the time of his death he Surgeon Of Gettys-
burg Post, No. SO, and was buried under the au-
spices of that body
EwISG.-Robert Ewing. aged "a years, died Of
heart disease at Terra Alta, ". Va, jan Is. De-
ceased served during the civil war as member Of
RowE-Charles W. Rowe. Co B. nth Pa Cav,
died Jan. . at his home Paradise Valley, Pa,
in the Goth year Of his age. COmrade Rowe was .
member Of Wadsworth Post, No. l5O, Stroudsburgs
Pa.
WusoS.-E B. Wilson. Co. B. 10Th Ohio died
at his home Independence, o., jan 3 Of lung
trouble He was member of Samuel Bell Post,
No. $50. and was buried by that organization.
/ Comrade Wilson enlisted Aug p, 1852 when he
Is years old, and served until the close Of the
/ BESDER.-Charles Bender died at BIythedale,
Z
/ Germany but he came to America and entered the
| Union service May s, 1851 and was discharged
4 June 5, 1860.
/ HArTERY.-Died at his residence near Atlantis,
\ Kan. Andrew Hattery, aged 81 years The de-
ceased enlisted in Co ID, S7th Ind. Aug. H. 1851,
/ and served three years. COmrade Hattery =
/ man beloved and respected by all who knew him,
I and was member of COwley Post, No 324-
| DURE.-TbOs. j. Duke died at Washington, D. Q.
/ Feb. 8, of paralysis. At the time OF his death he
/ was Chief Clerk of the Judge Advocate Generals
/ Department Mr.. Duke was born IN Brooklyn, y.
". and was 50 years of age. He entered the ranks
of the Union army in the civil war in 1861 pri-
vate, and served until 1864 His first connection
! with the dge-Adyoeate-GfeneraPs Department
began in 1864. when he given the position ol
General Service Clerk In 1874, after several pro
| motions ne was made Chief Clerk, which position
he has held continuously ever since, with the ex-
ceptiou of about two years and half.
TRACY-At his home in Troy. Kan, Feb. Is, o.
| consumption induced by wounds received at VIII
| sons Creek Col Frank NJ Tracy, 18th No. Fol-
| several years Col Tracy editor and proprietor
OF the St Joseph MOL Herald and President Gar.
! field appointed him Postmaster Of St Joseph