The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-02-02
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EIoE5AS.-Died as the Central Branch. National
Military Home, Jan. is. Of pneumonia Slu1,le. Nor
san. 60. u. ith Mich. Cav, aged 81 yetrs He was
i've years iu the IT, s. Aruy previous asd gp %
tAo AleEieou war ana served ls months lQ the
Of Che rehe.io
ATWOOD. Col Cornelius G.. Atwood 2s.a
Mass, dlea Jan. l3 at Boston Mass. Of apopiexy.
ite eHiere.s the .o as Captain and mustered
Oct -. 1851 was made O. Major get ~ E,Ee- Wa
wounded ~ Cold EIsrbor jane g ISIS. and dis
Sttat-s4 tn consequences aug IS l'plF later on,
March l5. 1855 he was made a becvet Lieutenant
toloneL lie leaves a wife aud seveu children.
D0E2fkS--I Theodore u. porraau Co r. z2ff Conn
died recently 90 Licking No. Of heart disease con-
tracted in Tire service. ComF5de Dorulau was q
charter member Of John Boon Post. Ne. 81. and
until his death.
scHUITzLEIS.-F. A. Schui.zIein. First Lisuten-
ant p y. y. J. A.. died al Seattle. Wash. Ter,
Dee 81, lss 90 the age Of ca years and ll months.
The Intermeut took place at Dixon. Cal.
AIELL.-GsorEe H. Nell, Co. T., i0llh Ohio. died at
his h0ue, SIX miles s0uth OF R0lia No. Dee ~ 1851
aged $ years Coulfatie 3IeIl was obliged loleave
ms mons a- tat outoTeaS Of the war GA account -
bis patriotic sentiments He iourucy ed e. 1Ilssi on
y, Where ne eaisied Aug = ls52 He was burled
wish military hou0rs by Wilson Post. 40 $50 Of
which he was IA honored member.
CJETts--Johu vs.. Curtis died at bis home in
NHite fae2fl Wien, Jan IS Of paralysis. lie was
a Sergeant Of Co. II. 2d y. j. in yFhich he served
for some time ComFade Curtis had been "a mem
Der OF Elliott Post, No. rs since sept l. 1855 ana
leaves q widow and four children
NEIsoS---5Iai- Thomas Nelson died at Rs egate
-, Jan :, aged = years he enlisted Gaptuin
I
Major Jan j., 1853 Comrsde Nelson was worthy
citizen, and was highly respected by al who knew
hia.
Z SHARP.-Hou Robert J. sharp. formerly OF Go.
G., uth Iowa, died AZ bis home IN Damascus. Ore
from consumption on lass Christmas morning.
aged about - years At the close Of the war be
was made Captain Of a company organized to pro-
teet the frontier settlers Of Kansas from Indian
depTedatious, after which he came 70 Oregon and
was twice elected 10 the Legislature from hrs
County. He was as worthy 8 citizen as he was a
brave and gallant soldier
IL F-er - d q
died at FatoSa, H. Jan. TO- Of consumption aged
{ ~ years. Tie was buried under tile auspices Of
4 VIM. A. smith Post, of which be a member
/ FIEZttEEALD--Dee To- az his late home, Vance
/ dah Mich, Daniel X Fitzgerald lie was born in
/ County Kerry, Ireland and enlisted when only
10 years oi age IN o. D. -lth OHIO He participated
/ with his regiment in q battles and skiFmishes;
was taken prisoner July p 1854 az Atlanta, on the
/ day Cen MCPHERSON was killed CoWrade FItz-
gerald died from diseases contracted in prison He
( was member of Post NJ 10 Escauaba Mich
/ and leaves wife and two children
/ TREATY iliiam j. Treat 20th n Y died at
/ Brooklyn n Y, Jan 8. lie was captured at the
battle Of Fredericksburg and taken to Libby Prison.
I where he contracted the disease that caused his
DEATH COmr8de Treat was buried at Greenwood
BY Winehester Post, Of which he was a L
lie leaves wife
BAELow.-At NeW Albany, Kan. Jan. H. n :.
Barlow, Co. ", Gin Kan Cav. aged 81 years He
I was member Of New Albany Post, No. II9, and
was buried with due honors.
CARY---H- i. Cary died at Napoleon, o. recently
/ Of paralysis, aged 80 years. C0mr8de Cary served
during the war ia Co. e. 1881 Ohio He was a
member Of Choate Post and Mason OF high stand
ing being a member Of the knights Templar He
was buried under the auspices OF the GAR. and
vASDERv Ef.ElER-Died at St. Paul, MINI. Oct.
90 1887. Comrade Z. Vanderwerker. last officer OF
the Day Of ;. ". Fullerton Post No $50, Newt burg,
y \. COmTade Nanderwerker was active
GAR. man and good soldier He was IS years
of age, and was buried at st Paul b. the local Post
STILLISG.-Capt. William Sitting veteran Of
the Indian Mexican and civil war died al his resi-
dence IN Gloucester recently at the ageof T5 FROM
-
during the war IN the fth = J. and participated
/ in al the battles in which his regiment was en-
gagged up to the battle Of Champions Pass and as
sisted in the capture of the rebel flags that place.
he was member of Post No 3 Camden and was
highly esteemed by his comrades
TORREY.-ThOmas W. Torrey. Sergeant Co. F,
4th \. H, died recently at OIdtown, Ne, aged "A
years. He was buried BY Post No III, Of which
he was Quartermaster "a the time OF his death
: OTT--JacOb r. OF died suddenly at his home,
1870 Belmont street, Philadep hia, Pa, jan .. Of
spoplexy. He served through the war, was a sin
gle man, 81 years Of age, and q member Of Post
EMEBY-John Emery, Co. 7. 18th H.. died at
Calva, H. Jan IS Of heart disease, aged 50 years
Comrade Emery served his country for more than
/ three years very faithfully.
HUaPHEEY.-GeOrge Z Humphrey, Co. f, 7lh
Iowa, died at Battle Creek Mich Of brain trouble
Jan. TO- He was a member of r. ". Thomas Post
, No. 81 and was inferred at KeOkUE, Iowa
HCFFMAN.-James Huffman, Co. r, 9Th Ind,
died at his home at Columbus, Iowa. Nov a. aged
50 years. He was buried under the auspices Of
George r. Taylor and J. Q. Ferguson Posts.
MARsH.-Richard Marsh Co. H 7th ~. Cav
died at his residence Faneher III, with cancer Of
the left eye He leaves wife and several children
I In comfortable circumstances.
HAYwARD.-Died at his home ia Philadelphia,
JAN % of pneumonia, Col VIM B. Hayward. Col
Hayward was born in Baltimore in 1919 and APP
pointed Lieutenant in the Regular Army at the age
of IS. He took part IN the Seminole Indian in
Florida bat resigned from the army in 1872 70 so
into merchandising For many years he held 3
very important and responsible position IN A t.
Stewards dry-goods establishment In October.
1861, he raised the 6Oth y. Y. which became part
of Geary's famous White Star Division, but III
health compelled his resignation in 1852. AFTER
his retirement he became purchasing agent for q
. number Of wholesale dry goods houses, and for
some years was IN charge OF a department IN John
Wauamaker's great store in Philadelphia. Hewas
an active worker in the Tract Society, and pOpu-
lar and persuasive orator in religious gatherings.
He belonged to George @. Meade Post, which took
charge Of his funeral.